MVD Rewind Collection Discussion Thread

[bsend]

Originally Posted by MVD Rewind Guy

We have a lot of great titles coming. I'll be revealing more in the near future. Thank you for the kind words.

Looking forward to hearing more from you, and the company. Bring on the awesome releases!

[MVD Rewind Guy]

Originally Posted by bsend

Looking forward to hearing more from you, and the company. Bring on the awesome releases!

We have a lot of great stuff in the pipeline! Just like Mister Lime, I'll be hanging out on Blu-ray.com here sharing information and answering questions.

Please like and follow our facebook page! Thanks so much!

[Laserdisk]

Wonder how tomatoes will compare to the arrow disc

[RodChester]

Originally Posted by Laserdisk

Wonder how tomatoes will compare to the arrow disc

In what ways? It’s two different movies.

[NoirFan]

With DOA being announced, I wonder if 1976's Blank Generation will soon follow. Actually, MVD seem to have the rights to both the earlier documentary and the 1980 Lommel film - how about a double-feature, MVD Rewind Guy?

[MVD Rewind Guy]

Originally Posted by NoirFan

With DOA being announced, I wonder if 1976's Blank Generation will soon follow. Actually, MVD seem to have the rights to both the earlier documentary and the 1980 Lommel film - how about a double-feature, MVD Rewind Guy?

I'll look into to this. First thing I need to do is find out is there is either an a) an HD master or b) If there are materials to make an HD master.

Thanks for the heads up. I'll post again once I know more.

[NoirFan]

Originally Posted by MVD Rewind Guy

Thanks for the heads up. I'll post again once I know more.

Sure thing, I was just spitballing! Thanks for being so communicative.

[dmarvin]

Boutique labels are sprouting up everywhere and seemingly doing well enough catering to niche markets to keep titles coming our way. It’s a great thing for collectors, and I hope it means we will get more attention to neglected genres like 80s teen comedies. Sure, I’ll buy horror and slasher stuff too, but I hope MVD continues to exercise the right to release a wide range of cult fare as they have shown they are willing to do with their first two announcements.

My question for MVD is: can you share with us some of the genres of titles you are planning to release in the future?

[MVD Rewind Guy]

Originally Posted by dmarvin

Boutique labels are sprouting up everywhere and seemingly doing well enough catering to niche markets to keep titles coming our way. It’s a great thing for collectors, and I hope it means we will get more attention to neglected genres like 80s teen comedies. Sure, I’ll buy horror and slasher stuff too, but I hope MVD continues to exercise the right to release a wide range of cult fare as they have shown they are willing to do with their first two announcements.

My question for MVD is: can you share with us some of the genres of titles you are planning to release in the future?

Would be happy to. We have a bunch of FUN action titles from 80's / 90's we are working on. I also have some comedies in the pipeline, Sci-Fi, Horror and Fantasy. Totally not sticking to one genre. In regards to horror, we're happy to take it on, but with so many other companies doing horror, we didn't want to make that our primary focus. Arrow and Shout Factory and other do such a great job, and as a collector, I love their releases. The MVD Rewind Collection likes all movies! So we will look at all genres for our releases.

[deto]

Any chance of getting the cartoon! lol

[Laserdisk]

Originally Posted by RodChester

In what ways? It’s two different movies.

Huh I didn't even see it was the first and assumed it was the second as it was out in the UK.

[MVD Rewind Guy]

Originally Posted by Laserdisk

Huh I didn't even see it was the first and assumed it was the second as it was out in the UK.

They are two different movies but Arrow disc will still be better.

[MVD Rewind Guy]

Originally Posted by deto

Any chance of getting the cartoon! lol

I can certainly look into it. Let's see how this one sells first!

[splintersan]

Originally Posted by Laserdisk

Huh I didn't even see it was the first and assumed it was the second as it was out in the UK.

Just a heads up, Return of the Killer Tomatoes (which is the sequel) Arrow released in the US and UK, it's available on Amazon. It's a great release and I can't wait for MVD Rewind's release of the first one.

I'm really interested in what these guys are going to bring us, the fact that they are not adhering to any specific genre has a lot of potential and has me pretty damn excited.

[MVD Rewind Guy]

Originally Posted by splintersan

Just a heads up, Return of the Killer Tomatoes (which is the sequel) Arrow released in the US and UK, it's available on Amazon. It's a great release and I can't wait for MVD Rewind's release of the first one.

I'm really interested in what these guys are going to bring us, the fact that they are not adhering to any specific genre has a lot of potential and has me pretty damn excited.

So am I. I love collecting these myself so I'm basically trying to make stuff that I too would buy!

Here's a pic of the front of the limited run (meaning first pressing) of the DOA slip...

[captainjoe]

Really cool slipcover! These should look great on the shelf

[dmarvin]

Originally Posted by MVD Rewind Guy

Would be happy to. We have a bunch of FUN action titles from 80's / 90's we are working on. I also have some comedies in the pipeline, Sci-Fi, Horror and Fantasy. Totally not sticking to one genre. In regards to horror, we're happy to take it on, but with so many other companies doing horror, we didn't want to make that our primary focus. Arrow and Shout Factory and other do such a great job, and as a collector, I love their releases. The MVD Rewind Collection likes all movies! So we will look at all genres for our releases.

Oh, man, this is exciting! I’d actually prefer MVD not to drift too much into horror because the number of boutique labels covering the genre is in the double digits. Really excited about the “fun” 80s/90s action. Movies like Hard Ticket to Hawaii and Hired to Kill (Arrow Video) are standard bearers, but there are soooooo many of these I would love to buy and even blind buy. I am likely to buy any fantasy or schlocky sword & sorcery flicks too. I watch a lot of these at random on YouTube and find myself wishing I owned quality transfers of them.

[JoelGoodsen]

Really looking forward to seeing where this line goes.

80s/90's horror, action and teen comedy are always high on my to buy list.

[SpiderBaby]

Would you all spread out into stuff like 80s Indonesian action films, or maybe stuff from Godfrey Ho? Or would rights be too much of a mess?

Looking forward to this line!

[dmarvin]

For cheesy action, please consider the catalog of director Amir Shervan:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0792763/?ref_=tt_ov_dr

Samurai Cop is pretty well-known in cult circles, but stuff like Killing American Style (Jim Brown and Robert Z'Dar!), Hollywood Cop and Young Rebels is just amazing.