Terror Vision

[delicreep]

Originally Posted by Crispy Noodle

Got my order in for Linnea, and added the CD release of Basket Case/Brain Damage.

Brad,

I understand if CDs don't sell you can't offer them (though I didn't know about the Basket Case release until I accidentally stumbled on it going to buy Horror Workout, so that may be part of it), but would it perhaps be possible to offer lossless downloads? I will never buy cassettes nor vinyl, but I would definitely pay for lossless downloads. (Although I would guess that would be even more licensing hassles.)

And since I am posting, just thought I would throw out there a couple of creature features I really enjoy that don't have domestic blu-rays:

This appears to ahve no blu-ray at all.
This had several German releases but most are OOP.

I've been hoping for Massacre to do a repress of Mutilations, but it hasn't happened as of yet. I'm not even sure if they still have the rights. Ideally, the original 16mm elements would resurface so that some dedicated label could reconstruct it for blu-ray.

In the meantime, though, I wouldn't say 'no' to another DVD release from the same master.

[freeyourmind]

Originally Posted by BradTV

It is a short but the other stuff on the disc starts to add up. It's more of a collection that a set of feature films.

I noticed after reading the description in its entirely. I brought it... what the hell, YOLO!

[BradTV]

Originally Posted by Vincent Dawn

If you're going in spine number order for subs, even if a number is skipped during that period, knowing the spine number in the listing is useful, because it helps us know which title our sub will be ending on and which titles we still need to pick up (if we don't renew).

The spines are sort of there already, but we need to zoom in and hope we can see it in the photo.


It would make it easier for your customers, instead of needing to do the zooming.

I hope you guys reconsider and put them in the listing's descriptions.

Ah, you mean in the description on the site. Sorry, I thought you meant for future subs giving details on what we are releasing in the future. Misunderstood. Yeah, we can swing something like that.

[darkonex]

How about 3 on a Meathook? I've always wanted to see that one come to blu!

[OceanBlue]

Originally Posted by deltatauhobbit

I’ve been wanting the TV movie Nightmare on the 13th Floor (1990) for a while now. I’m not sure it’s even been given a legit DVD release. Other USA Network movies that I want in my collection would be Trilogy of Terror 2 and Trucks.

Not sure if any of these are possible but there have been other USA Network movies that have been put out on blu-ray, like Buried Alive and Strays.

Originally Posted by BradTV

I've been talking to Nightmare on the 13th Floor people for a bit, but nothing has really progressed with them. USA Network stuff is a case-by-case basis and kind of messy at times.

Originally Posted by Evil Vegan

I also love Nightmare on the 13th Floor. I have fond memories of watching it at my Grandparents house while I lived in Florida. Both have unfortunately passed away. Yet interesting enough it is this movie that gives me a warm family memory and also kickstarted my love for telefilm. Severely underrated for sure.

I believe the only official release are the VHS releases. Never seen anything else outside of that medium. Someone please correct me if I am mistaken.

Originally Posted by BradTV

I believe it's only been on VHS officially. I know a popular bootleg went around for a while on DVD. From a recent look at my emails - it seems it was picked up by another label as far as I can tell.

Something tells me I have checked out TV film Nightmare on the 13th Floor before, but it must have been some time ago as my memory is a bit rusty on what I remember reading about it. Having checked it out again, it had some good names in the cast (the ones I recognise are Louise Fletcher, Alan Fudge and James Brolin), and the plot sounds interesting.

[OceanBlue]

Originally Posted by Ranger517

I would love to upgrade my dvd copy of Blonde Death to blu-ray if TV ever jumps on that title. It's awesome, though I'm just going to assume that title is already spoken for... probably from Bleeding Skull/AGFA. However, if they don't have any plans releasing it, I think TV should!

Originally Posted by BradTV

That's my holy grail.

Sometimes, either on or off the forum, I find out about a film, TV film or/and TV series I didn't know about before (one of the positive things I like about discussion on here). Blonde Death (1984) is one of those cases. Never heard of it before until I read the above quoted posts. It does seem like the sort of thing which would be right up TV's street.

[OceanBlue]

Throwing in a few title suggestions:

Listen (1996)
Midnight Fear (1991)
The 13th Floor (1988)

a trilogy of sci-fi TV films starring Bobbie Phillips in the lead role (among her credits is an episode each of Red Shoe Diaries and The X-Files), Chameleon, Chameleon II: Death Match and Chameleon III: Dark Angel.

and a couple of TV series, Beyond Reality (two season series) and a sort-of anthology series, Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction? (four seasons).

Midnight Fear I watched (for the first time) from a recording of a screening on UK TV channel Talking Pictures TV earlier this year. I was apprehensive about watching it, but I'm glad I did. Liked the main location used for the story. A good cast (the actors whose names I recognised were Craig Wasson, David Carradine and Page Fletcher (hopefully one day The Hitchhiker will get a complete series (ideally uncut) Blu-ray release). Actress August West (aka August James (source: the IMDb) I hadn't heard of before, and I thought was very good in their role.

[jmilo61]

Originally Posted by Vincent Dawn

If you're going in spine number order for subs, even if a number is skipped during that period, knowing the spine number in the listing is useful, because it helps us know which title our sub will be ending on and which titles we still need to pick up (if we don't renew).

The spines are sort of there already, but we need to zoom in and hope we can see it in the photo.


It would make it easier for your customers, instead of needing to do the zooming.

I hope you guys reconsider and put them in the listing's descriptions.

They do at least keep the releases page on the website up to date and it has that info. Might not be obvious if you don't know that though.

https://www.terror-vision.com/releases

[BradTV]

Originally Posted by Mushi Minion

If you're going to go that far, figure out the licensing hell that is In the Dark (2000) and you'll be my hero.

I'm a fan of the flick and have spoken to Clifton before about doing it.

[DaveyJoe]

Thanks to everyone who brought the cd soundtrack of Brain Damage to my attention. I purchased it this morning to ship with my next sub package. I also perused the t-shirt selection and added a My Bloody Valentine shirt to my order. If Terror Vision decides to release more horror soundtracks on CD, I'd probably take the opportunity to do a similar impulse purchase. Thanks!

[BradTV]

Hey, if you all buy the CDs and prove to us there is a market there for them...that would definitely change our minds.

[BradTV]

For anyone that didn’t want to watch the show on YouTube…we were finally able to post our home video podcast about our company, releases, and whatever else we bring up. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas...t/id1684979905

[russweiss1]

They've already sold nearly 2500 copies of Linnea's Quigley's Horror Workout. Pretty impressive.

[JoelGoodsen]

Nice to see some love for Nightmare on the 13th Floor and other titles. Here are the UK VHS copies of mine for your viewing pleasure and to will them into existence.

You would have to fancy that Kino picked up Nightmare on the 13th Floor.

Hopefully Terror Vision pick up a few TV movies. I’m sure there are not many Brad doesn’t know, so it’s exciting times ahead.

[deltatauhobbit]

Originally Posted by JoelGoodsen

Nice to see some love for Nightmare on the 13th Floor and other titles. Here are the UK VHS copies of mine for your viewing pleasure and to will them into existence.

You would have to fancy that Kino picked up Nightmare on the 13th Floor.

Hopefully Terror Vision pick up a few TV movies. I’m sure there are not many Brad doesn’t know, so it’s exciting times ahead.

[Show spoiler]

I'm always amazed by what you have in your VHS collection.

If Brad says someone has this already, I agree it's probably Kino. Hopefully it won't be a DVD only release like what they did with Storm of the Century.

[Justin2000]

Originally Posted by BradTV

For anyone that didn’t want to watch the show on YouTube…we were finally able to post our home video podcast about our company, releases, and whatever else we bring up. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas...t/id1684979905

I DM'd you 2/3 questions on twitter for your next podcast.

[OceanBlue]

Originally Posted by JoelGoodsen

Nice to see some love for Nightmare on the 13th Floor and other titles. Here are the UK VHS copies of mine for your viewing pleasure and to will them into existence.

You would have to fancy that Kino picked up Nightmare on the 13th Floor.

Hopefully Terror Vision pick up a few TV movies. I’m sure there are not many Brad doesn’t know, so it’s exciting times ahead.

[Show spoiler]

Something very nostalgic seeing VHS releases of films and that artwork. Out of those three you posted Joel, my favourite out of them is for Listen (simple but effective).

[toodeepuntilnow]

Originally Posted by BradTV

I've been talking to Nightmare on the 13th Floor people for a bit, but nothing has really progressed with them. USA Network stuff is a case-by-case basis and kind of messy at times.

Speaking of USA television movies, Trapped (by Fred Walton). I think I wore out a dubbed VHS of Nightmare on the 13th Floor and Trapped that I recorded off tv as a kid.

Still hoping for somebody to jump on Prayer of the Rollerboys.

[Member-222782]

End of the Line was...interesting. I think this was my first "religious extremism" horror film lol. It was entertaining but not what I was expecting. More of these, please, Brad.

I'm passing on the subs for now, at least until I have a better understanding of how it works. I'm not into SOV films at all so I don't want to receive anything I don't need. Is it more like the old Columbia House model where you have to manually turn down that month's titles otherwise they'll ship automatically?

As for CD soundtracks, I typically don't purchase them separately. I have in the past but only about 3, maybe 4 times for films I fell in love with, like Cinema Paradiso. I appreciate when a CD is included with a Blu-ray but I don't have a lot of use for them tbh.

[Amerrit]

Yeah I also don’t really go for CDs if the vinyl is available, but am fine with ones included with a release. Too bad lossless downloadable tracks aren’t available as often.