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I shouldn't have used the word "recalled", but then again, if enough people complain about the error it could get pulled for correction.

All this waiting, and the dang thing is going to get recalled. I might get it anyway-I've only been waiting forever for this thing to come out.

I second that, and the screenshot feature is amazing.

I'm doing the original "Iron Chef" show (not the Mario/Flay version), because even if it gets released eventually there'll be too many episodes to view, and I have a few specific favorites I want to see.

Outer Limits Season 1. A booklet would have been nice for such a visual series.

"Watch out for those shitbats, boys" - Mr. Lahey

"Mulberry Bush" shouldn't be a problem since Flix screens it every once in awhile. Great theme song by Traffic, BTW.

How weird, I was just watching "The Mind Reader" last night. Bogie's ex Mayo Methot has a pretty intense part in the film.

Duplicate post. Sorry!

I went to Google Images and captured Diana Dors posters and posted them on my favorite DVD cover/labelling software. Frankly, it looks better than the generic cover VCI used.

I hated the packaging! I took all the discs out and gave them inidividual cases with customized covers. Works for me!

I second that, and a whole disc of Pepe LePeu (sic?)..."oh ze moon, oh ze croon, oh ze swoon"....

Uh-oh. I was ready to order this, but I'm not budging until somebody gets their copy first!

FYI: The Dick Tracy Cartoon Show is scheduled for September 26 (according to Amazon) and is up for pre-order. Considering the characterizations of Joe Jitsu and Go-Go Gomez this collection might get held up (shades of the Mr. Magoo TV show box set 2 years ago).

The two films for every disc idea must have carried over from the Val Lewton set last year. I'm not crazy about it, either.

I'm not interested in ths box set but I'd love to get Mad Love by itself.

Release dates for Something Weird DVDs can be nailed down at Image's site at Link Removed Hope this helps!

Couldn't find it anywhere, either. I'll have to hit the e-tailers for it, I s'pose.

I agree. She didn't age very well. She now reminds me of Sebastian Bach from Skid Row.

Wow, first "The Loved One" and now "Pretty Poison". This looks to be the year of the cult DVD. Can "Performance" be far behind?

Yes, Volume 2 has the 33 1/3 Revolutions special which is worth viewing because of the scathing commentary from Monkee Dolenz.

That's a shame. I really enjoyed "Horrible Horrors" vol. 2 and thought Rhino did a great restoration job on "Nightmare In Wax". I also thought their transfer of "The Devil's Hand" was the best of all the PD versions out there.

Actually, Jayne's finest dramatic role (IMO) was in "The Burglar" starring Dan Duryea, Martha Vickers and Mickey Shaughnessy. I have a Public Domain DVD of it, but boy, wouldn't it be great if it got the full Special Ed treatment.

Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War can be seen on the History Channel on Saturdays.

I hate them. I hate the microscopic title bands around the spindle. When you play them in the dark you can't see which side you're playing. :thumbsdown:

Every time I hear Tom Jones sing "Sex Bomb" I think of that show! :)

I wish your theory was correct. TCM premiered the "restored" (in quotes because we'll never see it complete) Greed and they premiered Jackie Coogan's "The Rag Man", but alas, no release.

Season 4 is pretty good, it has "Conky" (Bubbles' evil puppet a la "Magic"), it has "The Green Bastard" (backyard wrestling matches for "charity"), and the classic Steve French episode (a mountain lion eats Ricky & Julian's pot crops!)-"That f**king lion's totally baked!" Season 3 has the great...

"I'm just glad I got all my Woody Woodpecker discs before they went oop and started fetching ridiculous prices on Ebay. Even if it did take many angry phone calls and months to get them all!" I got the Woody Woodpecker series also as well as the Dexter's Laboratory series (which still hasn't...

If you want to see a less cute Oz and a darker version on a similar theme, go rent Return to Oz starring Fairuza Balk when she was a little girl. It's more of a Tim Burton style reading of the old tale.