Terror Vision

[cloudnine]

Originally Posted by BradTV

And for Blu-ray/UHD

5+ 1900-1969
30+ 70s/80s
20+ 90s/00s and on
(potentially)

Are any of these new-to-disc?

[BradTV]

Originally Posted by cloudnine

Are any of these new-to-disc?

We sent that memo out a few weeks ago. Most will all be disc/Blu-ray/UHD premieres.

[gimmeshelter]

Originally Posted by BradTV

Looking at our schedule for the rest of the year we have potentially these things coming (more than likely will happen) but you just never know what we will have up our sleeves:

15+ Cassettes
15+ VHS
5+ LPs
60+ Blu-ray (some UHD)
1+ CD

Fixed it for you

[BradTV]

Originally Posted by gimmeshelter

Fixed it for you

HAHA!

Thank you!

The CD hits VERY soon and if it doesn't sell well...I'm coming after all of you.

[thetitanicneversunk]

Originally Posted by BradTV

And for Blu-ray/UHD

5+ 1900-1969
30+ 70s/80s
20+ 90s/00s and on
(potentially)

I don’t know how much you’re willing to reveal, but are any of these potential UHD’s from the 1900-1969 category?

[BradTV]

Originally Posted by thetitanicneversunk

I don’t know how much you’re willing to reveal, but are any of these potential UHD’s from the 1900-1969 category?

They are not.

[NeonStreetMelt]

Originally Posted by Surge92

Since I usually ignore the partner labels on the VS site,

Really? You don't even have a quick look at the covers just to check? Not sure what gave you such a strong idea of so much SOV and newer movies...they're part of the lineup, but offhand I think really only Saturn's Core, VHShitfest, and Culture Shock release the SOV, but Culture Shock also releases older shot on film titles, and there's plenty of 90s and earlier titles, especially from Deaf Crocodile, CIP, and AGFA (which is essentially the modern releasing arm of Something Weird who was synonymous with early 2000s schlock on home video). I'm not big on SOV or post-90s stuff either but I own a bunch and have my eye on more. If I didn't keep up I'd have missed out on the Beast Creatures, Undead and Nightmares slips. Out Of Order is really good (though pricey) and I highly recommend Fair Game if your into 80s revenge...basically I find anything Australian whether from Umbrella or not, from the 80s is worth a watch.
and now back to TV talk...

[This is my username]

Originally Posted by BradTV

Looking at our schedule for the rest of the year we have potentially these things coming (more than likely will happen) but you just never know what we will have up our sleeves:

15+ Cassettes
15+ VHS
5+ LPs
60+ Blu-ray (some UHD)

Do you know if there will be a new tease for the next batch of LPs after tomorrow's swampy reveal? I could be wrong but I believe tomorrow's title would wrap up the last of the teased batch of 6 from a while ago.

Also...I have 2 more releases to go in my current subscription...any backdoor teases you could provide the forum/me for the next 2 Blu releases?

[BradTV]

Originally Posted by This is my username

Do you know if there will be a new tease for the next batch of LPs after tomorrow's swampy reveal? I could be wrong but I believe tomorrow's title would wrap up the last of the teased batch of 6 from a while ago.

Also...I have 2 more releases to go in my current subscription...any backdoor teases you could provide the forum/me for the next 2 Blu releases?

We will tease weekly with #TerrorVisionTuesday! For the rest of the month we have:
2 LPs
2 BDs
1 Cassette
1 CD

[Surge92]

Originally Posted by NeonStreetMelt

Really? You don't even have a quick look at the covers just to check? Not sure what gave you such a strong idea of so much SOV and newer movies...they're part of the lineup, but offhand I think really only Saturn's Core, VHShitfest, and Culture Shock release the SOV, but Culture Shock also releases older shot on film titles, and there's plenty of 90s and earlier titles, especially from Deaf Crocodile, CIP, and AGFA (which is essentially the modern releasing arm of Something Weird who was synonymous with early 2000s schlock on home video). I'm not big on SOV or post-90s stuff either but I own a bunch and have my eye on more. If I didn't keep up I'd have missed out on the Beast Creatures, Undead and Nightmares slips. Out Of Order is really good (though pricey) and I highly recommend Fair Game if your into 80s revenge...basically I find anything Australian whether from Umbrella or not, from the 80s is worth a watch.
and now back to TV talk...

I initially paid attention to FCE, but then more or less stopped when they started adding more labels. I've been paying more attention, though, ever since I missed out on the Ilya Muromets and Sampo LEs. I did get Beast Creatures back in November and a couple other PL releases this past sale, including Nightmares. I got the Camera Obscura mediabook for Fair Game instead, though.

[DaveyJoe]

Originally Posted by BradTV

For the rest of the month we have:

1 CD

[Amerrit]

I feel like I’m the only one on here that really doesn’t care for CDs anymore. They feel like DVDs, it’ll do if nothing else is available, but I’d rather have lossless or vinyl…

[BradTV]

Originally Posted by Amerrit

I feel like I’m the only one on here that really doesn’t care for CDs anymore. They feel like DVDs, it’ll do if nothing else is available, but I’d rather have lossless or vinyl…

You're not the only one. Cassettes and LPs sell through the roof - CDs don't move.

We don't get enough requests, but we tried it with Brain Damage/Basket Case and I think we are lucky if we moved over 150 units of that one.

We have another one since we got a few more requests and if that doesn't move - well, never again.

[Dr. Phibes]

I don't buy much music these days but I still prefer CDs. CDs sound perfectly fine to my ears and LPs take up too much space for me. Although I do have a few of them, mostly weird stuff like the Count Floyd mini album and Basil Rathbone Reads Edgar Allan Poe. I had way too many cassettes get eaten or ruined some other way back when I was a kid so I don't really trust cassettes enough to spend money on them.

Anyway, I'm much more into movie collecting these days, so I'm looking forward to seeing what movies you guys have coming out.

[gimmeshelter]

Originally Posted by BradTV

You're not the only one. Cassettes and LPs sell through the roof - CDs don't move.

We don't get enough requests, but we tried it with Brain Damage/Basket Case and I think we are lucky if we moved over 150 units of that one.

We have another one since we got a few more requests and if that doesn't move - well, never again.

I'll buy it. Hopefully it's something I actually want, but I'll still get it to support the format.

[jgogg]

Originally Posted by gimmeshelter

I'll buy it. Hopefully it's something I actually want, but I'll still get it to support the format.

Likewise (as the person who first raised the question in this thread). The Basket Case / Brain Damage set is pretty rad too. Would love some of Richard Einhorn's horror synth work on disc (especially Blood Rage).

[Undeadbokun]

I will certainly buy the CD just to show my support. I appreciate the second attempt and hope it does better.

[Surge92]

Originally Posted by Dr. Phibes

I don't buy much music these days but I still prefer CDs. CDs sound perfectly fine to my ears and LPs take up too much space for me. Although I do have a few of them, mostly weird stuff like the Count Floyd mini album and Basil Rathbone Reads Edgar Allan Poe. I had way too many cassettes get eaten or ruined some other way back when I was a kid so I don't really trust cassettes enough to spend money on them.

Anyway, I'm much more into movie collecting these days, so I'm looking forward to seeing what movies you guys have coming out.

Same here. Movie collecting is my primary hobby nowadays, but I still buy and prefer CDs when it comes to music. That said, I do have a huge lossless collection.

[dmarvin]

Happy Terror Vision Tuesday, one and all!

[Justin2000]

Was I the only one who made a guess?

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