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Roger Vadim's Blood And Roses, Deadfall (Michael Caine), Miramax's unrated cut of Scandal, Polanski's Tess and The Ninth Gate, Scorsese's The Age Of Innocence.

The Adventurers (1970), The Fearless Vampire Killers, You Only Live Twice, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Where Eagles Dare, Kelly's Heroes.

How about a quilt from the Albacore Club?

I have a beautiful rolled heavy stock 40 x 60 of Chinatown I obtained from a theater when this Long road Production came out.

I'll take 1968's Hammerhead with Vince Edwards and Beverly Adams as well as The Corrupt Ones with Elke Sommers and Robert Stack. Don't forget Deadlier Than The Male with Richard Johnson!

"If anybody asks us what we're doing, well tell to scram or we'll beat their brains in!"

"That guys dead...and you better believe it!"

I saw The Lawyer upon its release in the theater and loved it as well as the actor Barry Newman, whom I also loved in Fear Is The Key. I always thought he was going places but was too good for Hollywood. Funny that I was going to spend the money on the Sidney J Furie boxset just to get The...

I kept my British Vault Of Horror as the final end shots of the characters coming out of the crypt was in tact as I saw the film theatrically when it opened. The Tales From The Crypt/Vault Of Horror disc does NOT contain the characters disfigured/distorted faces when they exit the Vault. And yet...

The Olive has both the Paramount Logo and the finale without an edit. This is from a 35MM negative and I'm sure you will be satisfied. Olive actually had good color.

Its ready to preorder and right around the corner with a Bluray disc and a boatload of extras. Hoping The Hounds Of The Baskervilles shows up next! I saw Dr Terrors House Of Horrors when it was released. It also was reissued on a double bill with Torture Garden.

John, I had stated earlier that I knew the film was a masterpiece when I saw it in 1969. I didn't have to wait for anyone else's assessment. I don't care and Never have looked at IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, Maltin, etc. for advice. I KNOW what I like. Everyone is different and we have different life...

I saw this film when it opened in 1969 and considered it then, a full masterpiece. I always told people that this was the western that took the west as far as it could go.

Never happen as long as Streisand is alive. Also one of my lost favorites. I saw this in magnetic stereo in 1969, Castle Keep, the best film Pollock ever made. They said the book was unfilmable and he translated it perfectly.

I had read little bits and pieces years ago that Mackenna's Gold had been under restoration and was going to make an appearance. I watched it (I also saw it theatrically upon its initial release.) on the Criterion channel probably two years ago. It was magnificent, restored (had the scenes with...