Kino Lorber Studio Classics

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by Cooper67

If you are talking 1990's or newer I don't care if all the companies go out of business with that shit especially the low budget b movie horror flicks. God that is awful stuff. I have to leave my house if my wife watches that sleep away camp garbage or anything vampire related.

Normally, I'm with you on that. But don't throw out the baby with the bathwater. You need to watch Taika Waititi's What We Do in the Shadows.

[Gunsnroses092789]

Originally Posted by Cooper67

You don't nothing about my wife or my life so I would appreciate you leave your personal comments to yourself. I doubt you would say anything to my face like that since I am 300 pounds 52 years old and can still bench press 500 pounds. I could kick your ass up and down the street you little punk.

Wow, way to be sensitive after sharing your personal, and both negative and aggressive, comments of a couple eras and genres of cinema.

And mind you, I'm like you. I'm into the 20s-50s work, and less into post-70s or horror, so I'm not defending the cinema you so detest.

However, your comments are uncalled for after Rochester made a simple, even if snarky, joke/comment.

[The Great Owl]

Originally Posted by RCRochester

I know a dozen guys who'd be all over a girl who watches Sleepaway Camp.

Except that I would want to know for absolute sure that she is a girl.

[thebalconyfool]

Originally Posted by Cooper67

You don't nothing about my wife or my life so I would appreciate you leave your personal comments to yourself. I doubt you would say anything to my face like that since I am 300 pounds 52 years old and can still bench press 500 pounds. I could kick your ass up and down the street you little punk.

Geez take it down a notch.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

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The Ipcress File (1965) Starring Michael Caine, Nigel Green, Guy Doleman, Sue Lloyd, Gordon Jackson & Stanley Meadows - Shot by Otto Heller (Peeping Tom, Woman of Straw) - Music by John Barry (Goldfinger, The Last Valley) - Based on a Book by Len Deighton (Funeral in Berlin, Billion Dollar Brain) - Directed by Sidney J. Furie (The Appaloosa, The Naked Runner).

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[Rzzzz]

I buy ALL my Kino blu's directly from them and have for years. The service and packaging is never short of excellent. I'm not kissing ass. I am just stating a fact....

[thebalconyfool]

Originally Posted by Rzzzz

I buy ALL my Kino blu's directly from them and have for years. The service and packaging is never short of excellent. I'm not kissing ass. I am just stating a fact....

Same. I've always been happy with Kino. My orders have always shipped quickly too, but if not, people need to be patient. Things happen sometimes.

[RCRochester]

Originally Posted by Cooper67

You don't nothing about my wife or my life so I would appreciate you leave your personal comments to yourself. I doubt you would say anything to my face like that since I am 300 pounds 52 years old and can still bench press 500 pounds. I could kick your ass up and down the street you little punk.

LOL, roid rage much?

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7ttvq

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

Except that I would want to know for absolute sure that she is a girl.

Good one. I see what you did there.

[rocknblues81]

Originally Posted by repulsed

It's likely due to an item on backorder.
I ordered the 10th and 11th. First order shipped yesterday and second will likely ship today. They have fine service. Maybe have a little patience.

Summer of Sam appears to be the hold up. One out of 14 titles holds up the whole thing.

I'd just drop it if I could edit the order.

[BarnDoor]

I was going to ask if we could get a horror announcement given it's Friday the 13th, but a 4K remaster of The Ipcress File will do fine.

[Member-222782]

My last Kino order was shipped via UPS and arrived fairly quickly after it shipped so no complaints on my end.

[bonehica]

Originally Posted by rocknblues81

Summer of Sam appears to be the hold up. One out of 14 titles holds up the whole thing.

I'd just drop it if I could edit the order.

I placed my order very early on in the sale and SOS was already OOS at that point. Could be the reason a lot of orders haven't shipped yet.

[Rzzzz]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

I was going to ask if we could get a horror announcement given it's Friday the 13th, but a 4K remaster of The Ipcress File will do fine.

Today would be a great day to announce The Thing That Couldn't Die

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by thebalconyfool

Geez take it down a notch.

Be careful, he might be coming after you next!

[BarnDoor]

Originally Posted by Rzzzz

Today would be a great day to announce The Thing That Couldn't Die

Could be wrong, but I think the two new-to-DVD 1959 titles suggests Curse of the Undead will be the 50s horror title with Kino. In that case, The Thing That Couldn't Die is very likely with Scream and will be on the sixth Universal Classic Horror collection.

[Reddington]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

Coming Soon!
Brand New 4K Master!

The Ipcress File (1965) Starring Michael Caine, Nigel Green, Guy Doleman, Sue Lloyd, Gordon Jackson & Stanley Meadows - Shot by Otto Heller (Peeping Tom, Woman of Straw) - Music by John Barry (Goldfinger, The Last Valley) - Based on a Book by Len Deighton (Funeral in Berlin, Billion Dollar Brain) - Directed by Sidney J. Furie (The Appaloosa, The Naked Runner).

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Nice one! Instant double-dip.

Now, for goodness sake let's have Funeral in Berlin on BD from your new label, Paramount!

[rickah88]

I can bench 501. So there.

I’m a happy camper if Half Baked happens.

[thebalconyfool]

Originally Posted by Gacivory

Be careful, he might be coming after you next!

Does he beat up on women too?

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by rickah88

I can bench 501. So there.

I’m a happy camper if Half Baked happens.

I can only bench 500 Blu rays.

[Rzzzz]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

Could be wrong, but I think the two new-to-DVD 1959 titles suggests Curse of the Undead will be the 50s horror title with Kino. In that case, The Thing That Couldn't Die is very likely with Scream and will be on the sixth Universal Classic Horror collection.

I will buy that one too!