Fright Night (1985) (30th Anniversary Edition) (Limited Edition) - SOLD OUT

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by slimdude

Why would anybody want to impersonate a SAE employee, and what will they benefit by doing so?

People do it all the time, it's called trolling. Why do they do it? Because they are classless.
If Katie, is who she says she is, it would not take long for a Mod to vet her, then she would have a "SAE Insider" moniker below her screen name. I would establish immediate trust, and remove all possible suspicion.
That's why all the various "insiders" have this moniker.

[Member-222782]

If someone ordered a second copy after they had placed an initial order for 1(while the limit was 3 per person), will that second order be cancelled?

[baheidstu]

Originally Posted by Promo_Cop

Did you even read her post? CALL with your questions, they don't respond on the boards.

What's the point of setting up an account and posting on a forum, which they admit to reading, if they just want people to call? Besides, it's 2015, who the eff uses phones to call anymore? If Katie gives us a number to text, I'll be more than happy to do that.

Originally Posted by slimdude

Why would anybody want to impersonate a SAE employee, and what will they benefit by doing so?

Reminds me of Sean Connery in the Untouchables: "Who would claim to be THAT, who wasn't?"

[Blu Myers]

Originally Posted by cine74

If someone ordered a second copy after they had placed an initial order for 1(while the limit was 3 per person), will that second order be cancelled?

Mine hasn't been cancelled yet and I placed 2 orders. I would think as long as it is 3 or less you should be fine.

[DVD Phreak]

I wonder why the studios don't release "Fright Night" BD themselves, seeing that twice already it has sold out faster than you can say OOP. The studios should realize there is money to be made here, and fans wouldn't have to deal with the anxiety of catching a sure-to-be-OOP disc.

Twilight Time releases have provided ample proof of the ferventness of the sci-fi/horror fandom, seeing that several of the OOP releases were in those genres. When "Leave Her to Heaven" came out, DVDBeaver predicted it would go OOP very soon and urged people to grab it; boy, did he blow that call.

[schlock]

Originally Posted by DVD Phreak

I wonder why the studios don't release "Fright Night" BD themselves, seeing that twice already it has sold out faster than you can say OOP. The studios should realize there is money to be made here, and fans wouldn't have to deal with the anxiety of catching a sure-to-be-OOP disc.

Twilight Time releases have provided ample proof of the ferventness of the sci-fi/horror fandom, seeing that several of the OOP releases were in those genres.

Hmmm, I don't think this has ever been discussed before.

[tcdrek]

Just got an email from TCM Shop--my order has been cancelled. It happens.

[Brent L.]

Originally Posted by tcdrek

Just got an email from TCM Shop--my order has been cancelled. It happens.

I just received the cancelation email from them also. Ugh.

[houseca]

My TCM order was cancelled as well. Has anyone got an order still pending with TCM?

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by DVD Phreak

I wonder why the studios don't release "Fright Night" BD themselves, seeing that twice already it has sold out faster than you can say OOP. The studios should realize there is money to be made here, and fans wouldn't have to deal with the anxiety of catching a sure-to-be-OOP disc.

Twilight Time releases have provided ample proof of the ferventness of the sci-fi/horror fandom, seeing that several of the OOP releases were in those genres. When "Leave Her to Heaven" came out, DVDBeaver predicted it would go OOP very soon and urged people to grab it; boy, did he blow that call.

'horror' titles usually do sell in high quantity - it's Sony who's stupid to this trend or realization.

[Member-222782]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

'horror' titles usually do sell in high quantity - it's Sony who's stupid to this trend or realization.

And Lionsgate. And Warner Bros. And Paramount. And Lionsgate. Oh, wait...

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by Dubstar

'horror' titles usually do sell in high quantity - it's Sony who's stupid to this trend or realization.

The "high" in "high quantity" is surely up for debate, and depends on each studios' standard. Given that Sony pretty much only releases huge mega-hits from its catalog at this point I would guess 8,000 copies sold wouldn't really turn their heads.

[AKORIS]

Originally Posted by houseca

My TCM order was cancelled as well. Has anyone got an order still pending with TCM?

so the question is for and the others that just posted... did you order more than 3 copies?

[AKORIS]

I see that nobody's answering the question....

if you ordered more than 3 then TS to you....

if you didn't, then the question becomes "why?"

[schlock]

Akoris, they're talking about TCM Shop, not SAE. I have no idea if TCM Shop limits quantities.

[kylexile]

Originally Posted by rdodolak

SAE has when TT first started but as they've become more popular and the number of monthly releases increased that's now unlikely based on past experiences. When's the last time the replication plant got the titles to SAE, in advance, so that the titles could be shipped and received by the release date? It's become more common that TT's releases get delayed by the replication plant.

Maybe I'm wrong but I still think the chances are slim. Even if the replication plant got the titles to SAE early they still have to pack and ship the order before the release date. Then the package has to arrive by the release date. Maybe someone in the local area of SAE would get it by release date if SAE ships it by the 19th.

I got The Blob the Thursday before it was supposed to come out. Theres been some other titles from TT that I've also got from SAE in advance also, just can't remember which titles they were off the top of my head.

[Member-260138]

Originally Posted by PuppetMasterBlu

Did you order late?

I finally got the order to go through about 4:40 eastern time. Give or take a few minutes.

[icedragonslair]

Very bogus, I have a limited 3k edition, they have defrauded us by 'double-dipping' the same way the major picture houses do it...Nothing from TT is worth the premium price anymore, besides half of the versions I have from them are substandard quality (very grainy) at best

[houseca]

Originally Posted by schlock

Akoris, they're talking about TCM Shop, not SAE. I have no idea if TCM Shop limits quantities.

TCM actually limited FN to 15 copies per customer....

[Thomas Irwin]

Originally Posted by icedragonslair

Very bogus, I have a limited 3k edition, they have defrauded us by 'double-dipping' the same way the major picture houses do it...Nothing from TT is worth the premium price anymore, besides half of the versions I have from them are substandard quality (very grainy) at best

Daffy Duck mine mine all mine - YouTube

They did make the artwork somewhat distinct to distinguish between releases. Come on, let those who missed out the first time around enjoy this classic film as well. It was a long wait for many of us. Even had this not materialized, there would still be foreign releases to worry about, rendering the original not quite unique in any major way beyond an isolated score - there is nothing particularly distinguishing about the packaging, e.g.: steelbook, digibook, etc.