Scream Factory Blu-ray Discussion Thread

[demonknight]

Originally Posted by zbinks

Bribery?

Tried that at KickAss 2. Didn't work. Again at World's End. Same results.

[demonknight]

Originally Posted by Undeadcow

Purchase a ticket for a family friendly movie and go to Silent Night, Deadly Night instead. If they are literally checking ID and the entrance to that specific show, walk up with confidence and show them your ID anyway (the clerk might not care to check too carefully and just need a show for the manager).

They do not. Come to think of it, that may work. You have to choose your seat before you get your ticket though. Damn you AMC!!!

[Undeadcow]

Originally Posted by demonknight

They do not. Come to think of it, that may work. You have to choose your seat before you get your ticket though. Damn you AMC!!!

Unless they sell out and there are no more seats, or double check seats while the movie is running you should be fine (which would seem intrusive to people's enjoyment of the show).

[fuzzymctiger]

Kick Ass 2 and Worlds End I saw in cinemas here in Australia, as they were both a 15.

As for unrated/18/whatever your country uses, generally I just use the family friendly ticket method.

Intend to use it to see Filth some time soon.

[demonknight]

Originally Posted by fuzzymctiger

Kick Ass 2 and Worlds End I saw in cinemas here in Australia, as they were both a 15.

As for unrated/18/whatever your country uses, generally I just use the family friendly ticket method.

Intend to use it to see Filth some time soon.

Okay. Tactic achieved. Now I know how to see Silent Night Deadly Night, American Hustle, Homefront and maybe Oldboy.

[fuzzymctiger]

Originally Posted by Undeadcow

Unless they sell out and there are no more seats, or double check seats while the movie is running you should be fine (which would seem intrusive to people's enjoyment of the show).

Originally Posted by demonknight

Okay. Tactic achieved. Now I know how to see Silent Night Deadly Night, American Hustle, Homefront and maybe Oldboy.

America really needs a middle or a 15 rating. So many movies that get R per there are only 15's here. A whole generation (2 or 3 years) is missing out on prime culture knowledge before they enter the big world! :P

[demonknight]

Originally Posted by fuzzymctiger

America really needs a middle or a 15 rating. So many movies that get R per there are only 15's here. A whole generation (2 or 3 years) is missing out on prime culture knowledge before they enter the big world! :P

We really do. Or, get this... There is no rating system. Just let the parents be aware of what's in it. Just say at the beginning of the trailer: has strong bloody violence, partial female nudity, etc. My mom stopped caring about what I watched about 4 years back. And why are things still rated R for language? Fu(k that sh!t.

[zbinks]

Originally Posted by fuzzymctiger

America really needs a middle or a 15 rating. So many movies that get R per there are only 15's here. A whole generation (2 or 3 years) is missing out on prime culture knowledge before they enter the big world! :P

We already have G, PG, PG-13, R and NC-17. Another rating would just be splitting hairs. It'd make more sense to lower the age restrictions for an R from 17 to 15 or 16 to further differentiate it from NC-17, but I have a feeling that might push "Hard-R" films into the NC-17 territory, generally a death sentence at the box office since most theaters won't carry them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_...tem#Comparison

[fuzzymctiger]

Originally Posted by zbinks

We already have G, PG, PG-13, R and NC-17. Another rating would just be splitting hairs. It'd make more sense to lower the age restrictions for an R from 17 to 15 or 16 to further differentiate it from NC-17, but I have a feeling that might push "Hard-R" films into the NC-17 territory, generally a death sentence at the box office since most theaters won't carry them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_...tem#Comparison

Ah that is a good point. Maybe they should make the NC-17 the R, and the R like a R-15 or something.

[Mr. Thomsen]

Originally Posted by Torchur

I watched it for the first time yesterday also, LOVED IT!

It's still the cut R-rated version, right?

[dsman71]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL - HAVE A GREAT DAY EVERYONE

[demonknight]

Originally Posted by dsman71

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL - HAVE A GREAT DAY EVERYONE

Arrive hungry.
Light meat, dark meat. All will be carved.
Thanksgiving.

[Member-222782]

Happy Thanksgiving! What better way to spend it (after giving thanks, of course) than watching traditional Thanksgiving movies: Godzilla and King Kong '33 .

[Camp_Crystal_Lake]

Originally Posted by cine74

Happy Thanksgiving! What better way to spend it (after giving thanks, of course) than watching traditional Thanksgiving movies: Godzilla and King Kong '33 .

The only thing that would make Thanksgiving Day better would be Scream announcing the titles The Final Terror and Without Warning on blu-ray.....I can dream can't I

[format916]

Originally Posted by demonknight

Arrive hungry.
Light meat, dark meat. All will be carved.
Thanksgiving.

this february.

[demonknight]

Happy Birthday Joe Dante.
Same to ROTLD's Freddy and Frank- Thom Matthews and James Karen.

[jws]

Originally Posted by cine74

Happy Thanksgiving! What better way to spend it (after giving thanks, of course) than watching traditional Thanksgiving movies: Godzilla and King Kong '33 .

The War At Home has been a Thanksgiving tradition of mine for several years now but your chioces are cool.

[demonknight]

I said it before. I'll say it again.
Shout Factory needs a deal with Troma. I can really see a double feature of Class of Nuke Em High 2&3.

[Member-222782]

Originally Posted by demonknight

I said it before. I'll say it again.
Shout Factory needs a deal with Troma. I can really see a double feature of Class of Nuke Em High 2&3.

The only 2 Troma titles I'd like to see reissued properly on BD are Splatter University (1984) and Graduation Day (1980). Not sure if Troma has home video rights for SU (Elite released it on DVD) but Troma released "Graduation Day" themselves a few years ago. I think both films are worthy of revisiting.

[redrunner97]

I love Graduation Day and Splatter University! Those are my two big wants from Troma as well, iconic Slasher classic.

maybe Vinegar Syndrome got the rights to some of them, they currently have a deal with Troma, but were denied access to a lot of the big classics and there are other stipulations to their deal and what movies they have access to as well.