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| 20. |  | Hammer Horror Collection (The Curse of Frankenstein / Dracula Has Risen from the Grave / Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed / Horror of Dracula / The Mummy / Taste the Blood of Dracula) from Warner Home Video Movie Review: I just got this set and it's great. The video transfers are all vivid and beautiful, the colors pop, especially those all important blood reds. The mono soundtracks are surprisingly robust and clear. If you love Hammmer Films like I do then this set will probably make you drool. The Curse of... |
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| 21. |  | Buffy the Vampire Slayer - The Complete First Season from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: For a first time screenwriter, Joss Whedon's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" was a good effort for a feature movie. I thought for sure the series was going to tank. When I started watching halfway through the first season, I quickly found that I was wrong. "Buffy" simply blossoms on television. I've been... |
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| 22. |  | The Nightmare on Elm Street Collection from New Line Home Entertainment Movie Review: I have never watched a DVD collection so much as this series. It has everything you could ever possibly want in a Freddy collection. I was totally amazed not only did they have all of the movies of course. But for Freddy's Dead they installed the 3D version I remember seeing in the theater along... |
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| 23. |  | The Twilight Zone - Collection 2 from Image Entertainment Movie Review: If you buy one of these TZ Box Sets, you might as well buy the other four. Each set has nine volumes (sans the documentary Rod Serling - Submitted For Your Approval). My favorite episodes deal with Time Travel (No Time Like The Past, Back There, Walking Distance, Static, The Seventh Is Made Up Of... |
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| 24. |  | Buffy the Vampire Slayer - The Complete Third Season from Fox Home Entertainme Movie Review: This is a great dvd set to own as a true Buffy fan, it's the best season of all and it's a season that still leaves many people wondering "Why didn't Xander and Willow stay more than just friends?" I love the whole Xander/Willow saga and wish they had become a couple, but that didn't happen. Still... |
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| 25. |  | The X-Files - The Complete Seasons 1-7 from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: I now have season's 1,2,3,4,and 5 on dvd. I have bought a couple of these from Amazon. I also found a couple of them at Newbury Comic's. They are much cheaper at Newbury Comic's. I bought one there for $70.00 and the one |
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| 26. |  | Twin Peaks - The First Season (Special Edition) from ARTISAN ENTERTAINMENT Movie Review: Twin Peaks rates as one of the most singularly innovative additions to network telelvision. David Lynch's obsession with making the everyday middle-american world beautifully strange (the word "awe" with its horrific element intact is useful here) and Mark Frost 's (St Elsewhere) quirky writing meld... |
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| 27. |  | Secret Window from Columbia Tri/Star - Preorder Movie Review: I reluctantly went to see SECRET WINDOW at the urging of my younger brother. He had seen the movie several weeks before I did and recommended that I see it if I got the chance. So, when the movie came to the local budget cinema, I made a point to watch it. The movie was everything I thought it would... |
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| 28. |  | Frankenstein - The Legacy Collection (Frankenstein / Bride of / Son of / Ghost of / House of) from Umvd Movie Review: After repeated attempts of securing a Frankenstein, director James Whale hired a middle-aged character actor named William Henry Pratt (stage name: Boris Karloff) who had previously been limited to cameos, stand-ins, and predominantly small eccentric parts to play Frankenstein's monster. Karloff's... |
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| 29. |  | 28 Days Later (Widescreen Edition) from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: I usually have little faith in horror movies, because almost all of them try to frighten their audience by substituting large amounts of gore and grotesque costumes for genuine acting. While this movie does contain gore and violence, the actors did far more than simply scream and stand around to get... |
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