dicanio(Elite) posted this on Saturday, 6th April 2002, 18:42
A few that caught my eye: The evil beneath loch ness Shark Attack Octopus Rumble In Hong Kong (Jackie Chan) Mortal Kombat Tv Series James Camerons Directional Debut "Piranha 2" The Lost World(old version) Revenge of the drunken master Im not saying any of these movies are briliiant and am unsure of the transfer but independant companies do sometimes produce good transfers. I fell into the trap on python and crocodile cos i like "creature features" and the transfer was really good though they were made by small companies.
RE: half decent b movies £4.99
guppy(Competent) posted this on Saturday, 6th April 2002, 19:11
It may be useful to tell people WHERE !!! Saves us having to get the crystal ball out !!!
RE: half decent b movies £4.99
dicanio(Elite) posted this on Saturday, 6th April 2002, 22:56
tenebrenz(Mostly Harmless) posted this on Monday, 8th April 2002, 01:02
I saw a shop in Colchester the other day that was selling these at 3 for £10. I was thinking of getting Grim Reaper, Beyond the Door II (daria nicolodi) but thought that they`d probably be terrible transfers.
RE: half decent b movies £4.99
Colemeister(Competent) posted this on Monday, 8th April 2002, 09:18
Anyone tempted to buy Rumble In Hong Kong `starring` Jackie Chan should avoid at ALL costs. Even if you`re a die hard fan (like myself), there`s nothing in this movie to warrant a purchase. Basically, Chan plays the role of a henchman with a huge mole on his face, and only has about three lines in the entire film.
Don`t be fooled by the title either, as this film has nothing to do with the more recent (and far superior) Rumble In The Bronx...
RE: half decent b movies £4.99
Norman Voles(Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th April 2002, 15:35
When you said `the old Lost World`, I thought you meant the silent one - that would have been a bargain.
Thanks for confirming my suspiscions about `Rumble in Hong kong` by the way.
This item was edited on Friday, 12th April 2002, 15:36
