Cult / Classic 80's films on DVD (1 Viewer)

[Jay Gregory]

O.C. and Stiggs is presented in scope, but not 16x9, unfortunately.

There is even a short interview with Robert Altman. No one else is allowed to defend his or her self, though.

 

[ChrisPreasha]

Definately URGH A Music War!

 

[Jon Hertzberg]

Reckless
Urgh! A Music War
Private School
The Wild Life
The Burning
Paradise (1982)
Night of the Comet
Get Crazy
Angel of H.E.A.T.
C.H.U.D.
The Boss' Wife
The Challenge
Heartaches
Willie and Phil
Grandview U.S.A.
Those Lips, Those Eyes
Some Kind of Hero
Chilly Scenes of Winter/Head Over Heels
Why Would I Lie
Opposing Force
Defiance
Cattle Annie and Little Britches
Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains
Little Darlings
White Dog
Carny
Cruising
Personal Best
Mike's Murder
Melanie
Cohen and Tate
The Joy of Sex
3:15
Borderline (1980)
The Keep
Teachers
Heart Beat
Endangered Species
Split Image
Foolin' Around
Megaforce
Heart Like a Wheel
Patti Rocks
The Man Who Wasn't There
Phobia

 

[Matt Harrison]

http://www.codereddvd.com/code_red_d...ebpage_004.htm

According that HOT MOVES should be out soon.

I love 80s movies. Put me down for

Screwballs
Night of the coment
Spring Break
The Wild Life
Private School

 

[walter o]

Jon,

ANGEL OF HEAT is already out on DVD, from Montery (from a old LD analog master!)

CHUD is out on DVD from anchor bay, and I know they announced HEART LIKE A WHEEL.

 

[Jon Hertzberg]

Walter,

Thanks for the info on the titles. That LD master is quite OLD...I think that was a Vestron release from the very early eighties.

Good thing about the Anchor Bay releases, especially the Kaplan film, a product of Fox's relationship with AB.

 

[walter o]

Jon,

yes in fact,the Montery DVD of ANGEL OF HEAT, it actually ENDS with a VESTRON logo at the end!

 

[Terry Hickey]

"Looker"

 

[Jeffrey Nelson]

Monterey is still around? I didn't know that. I love their big old colorful VHS boxes.

I wanna see ZAPPED! (1982) hit DVD. It's one of the most hilariously stupid comedies ever made, featuring the crack comedy team of Baio and Aames in peak form.

 

[Rob P S]

Goin' All the Way
Hardbodies
School Spirit
Screen Test
Terror in the Aisles
Where the Boys Are '84

 

[walter o]

Jeff

yep, Monterey is still around, they put out the GINGER films on DVD, all from horrible old tape masters!:frowning:

 

[Mark Cappelletty]

Another reason to hate Sony's purchase of MGM. The director's cut of FROM BEYOND has been completed and mastered in Hi-Def-- apparently if you have "Monsters HD" on the Dish Network, it's premiering in June:

From Beyond Director's Cut To Premiere June 10

Where the hell is the DVD?! Oh, yeah, Sony is busy with that special edition of THE CUTTING EDGE we've all been waiting for.

 

[Leroy Williams]

I am waiting for "BLOOD BEACH" & "THE KINDRED".

 

[Gregory E]

"RAD"

I want it on DVD!!!

 

[Jeff Whitford]

Spring Break
Up the Creek
Where the boys are 84

 

[Jacob McCraw]

Ninja III: The Domination

 

[Jacob McCraw]

Enter the Ninja

 

[Harold Wazzu]

How bout a rerelease of Gleaming the Cube?!

 

[JanuaryMan]

King of the Hill
Up the Creek
The Wild Life

 

[cineMANIAC]

I'm happy to report that at this stage my film collection has reached near perfection and I couldn't be more satisfied . Most of my childhood favorites have been released, along with some I never thought would make it out (Madman, One Dark Night, Superstition, etc). Its always nice when the distributors go the extra mile and track down the director of a really obscure, low budget flick and record a commentary or an interview with them, although I'm not a huge fan of commentaries. If the movie looks decent, is completely uncut and its in widescreen, I'm a very happy camper. The following films would definitely fill the void in my library:

The Final Terror
Mortuary
Death Ship
Damnation Alley
The World, the Flesh and the Devil
The Boogens
Blood Beach
Neon City
Radioactive Dreams