I watched a couple of your videos and it made me kinda sad to see so little classics. So i was very happy to find this video :) i have to recommand you some more silent horror though! First of all take a look at Georges Méliès' work! Obviously this is from before there even was the concept of genre in cinema, but he has lot of shorts with skeletons, floating heads and so on :) from the german expressionist era i have to recommand faust, waxworks and the man who laughs (which is techincally a universal movie but it was directed by paul leni who did german expressionist movies and you can definitely see the influence in the man who laughs) there's also some amazing scandinavian horror movies from that time period: haxan, the phantom carriage and vampyr (which is not technically a silent movie but there's very little dialogue and it has the silent era camerawork, so to me it's a silent film in spirit lets say :))
@@slashincaptain4297 np, i adore silent horror cinema :) the 20's and the 80's are my personal top fav decades for horror movies. Btw, i took some notes from this video and just watched the brain that wouldn't die, i had a blast with it :)
@@slashincaptain4297 it's very entertaining, i also watched from hell it came yesterday, didn't enjoy that one so mich though. I got a couple more waiting to be watched :) btw, do you know that they made a remake of the brain that wouldn't die this year?
What do you mean by sleeper hit? Is that like your way of saying that it's a top notch movie, or does it mean like it's a slow burn kind of watch? Could be wrong but was just curious. Great video. I love older movies. I've always been a dude to watch older movies, because I love seeing how film was when cinema first became a thing, to how it's evolved over the last hundred ish years.
I know I'm kinda late to the party; but what would be the best way to try and start collecting these ? Where do u usually buy your horror blu Ray's from, because ebay seems so pricey for everything. Great Video!!!!
Thankfully, I have a lot of places near by that are like a “buy, sell, trade” type of thing and they always have good prices. Amazon also has amazing sales somewhat often
You got some good stuff bro from scream factory/ arrow to this classics that’s what I’m trying to do I like classic horrors
Lakeshow thanks!
I love The Alligator People. Never laughed so much 😂
It’s a classic! 😂😂
the monkeys scared the f out of me in the wizard of oz
They’re horrifying! Lol
Subbed on your last video. Great titles bruh.
WestexHorror thank you!
Cool video man !.
You're right.
It's a great era of cinema :) !
Undead sick83 thanks for watching!
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You're welcome.
I hope you'll check my own channel out some time.
I watched a couple of your videos and it made me kinda sad to see so little classics. So i was very happy to find this video :) i have to recommand you some more silent horror though! First of all take a look at Georges Méliès' work! Obviously this is from before there even was the concept of genre in cinema, but he has lot of shorts with skeletons, floating heads and so on :) from the german expressionist era i have to recommand faust, waxworks and the man who laughs (which is techincally a universal movie but it was directed by paul leni who did german expressionist movies and you can definitely see the influence in the man who laughs) there's also some amazing scandinavian horror movies from that time period: haxan, the phantom carriage and vampyr (which is not technically a silent movie but there's very little dialogue and it has the silent era camerawork, so to me it's a silent film in spirit lets say :))
Wow, thank you so much for the recommendations! I’ll definitely look into them. I have seen Vampyr and Haxan. Love those films. Very haunting films.
@@slashincaptain4297 np, i adore silent horror cinema :) the 20's and the 80's are my personal top fav decades for horror movies. Btw, i took some notes from this video and just watched the brain that wouldn't die, i had a blast with it :)
Awesome, I’m glad you enjoyed that one. It’s always been one of my favorites from that era!
@@slashincaptain4297 it's very entertaining, i also watched from hell it came yesterday, didn't enjoy that one so mich though. I got a couple more waiting to be watched :) btw, do you know that they made a remake of the brain that wouldn't die this year?
No I had no idea on that remake. I’m scared to watch it lol
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What do you mean by sleeper hit? Is that like your way of saying that it's a top notch movie, or does it mean like it's a slow burn kind of watch? Could be wrong but was just curious. Great video. I love older movies. I've always been a dude to watch older movies, because I love seeing how film was when cinema first became a thing, to how it's evolved over the last hundred ish years.
To me, “sleeper hit” pretty much means underrated. I’m not sure which film/films I said that about so I can’t elaborate too much haha
@@slashincaptain4297 Oh okay, thanks for elaborating what you could.
I know I'm kinda late to the party; but what would be the best way to try and start collecting these ? Where do u usually buy your horror blu Ray's from, because ebay seems so pricey for everything. Great Video!!!!
Thankfully, I have a lot of places near by that are like a “buy, sell, trade” type of thing and they always have good prices. Amazon also has amazing sales somewhat often
Have asked a few other collector's this question.
How did you decide between DVD and blu-ray collecting.
I always do blu ray because it’s a much better quality than dvd
Nice Dude pick up the Crab Monsters from scream limited to 1000 copys u can get it for under 100 bucks
Thanks!
I love your collection if I can recommend a movie you might want to get the movie Them.
I love Them!
Where did you get that spin style shelf?
They were available at Best Buy a long while ago. If you look up “spinning movie tower” on Amazon, there’s a couple of options.
Great video but cut that background music its anoying
Thanks for the heads up