I hate when sequels are released from different companies. I think it is safe to say that we have lucked out with the Halloween franchise thanks to Scream Factory.
I own the Second Site Romero’s Dawn of the Dead 4K 4-disc set, which is basically the same exact set as the Anchor Bay DVD Divimax Ultimate Edition from 2004, which I also STILL own.
Reminds of the Death Wish movies. 1, 4, and 5 are with Kino Lorber, 2 is with Vinegar Syndrome and 3 is with Scorpion Release. If you count Bruce Willis remake, that’s with Shout Factory
It does mess with my OCD a bit because I prefer an entire franchise to have a similar aesthetic. However, I organize my music and movie collections alphabetically so when I step back and look at it from a distance I enjoy seeing the diversity
The hole on the side of 'Basket Case' is because in the UK, we used a red tag system in stores like hmv, which slid through the case and under the disc. If someone tried to open the case without the case being removed by a magnetic detagger, it would snap the disc in half.
I organize mine alphabetically, so different labels are irrelelevant to me. What does get me is either A. multipacks with movies that have nothing to do with eath other (I usually just toss those after the Z's) or B. when the sequels have unique titles. NOTLD is a great example. That goes under N. But then the sequels Dawn, Day, and Diary - all D's, but not together. Then Survival - under S. Child's Play is another. 1-3 is easy, but then they ceased calling them Child's Play. Now it's Bride Of Chucky, Seed Of Chucky, Curse Of Chucky. Do you throw those after 1-3 and ignore the alphabetization? Put them all under Chucky? Or have them all over?
I sort my movies alphabetically, and then in release date order for sequels. I keep my DVDs, blu rays and 4k separated but still maintain the alphabetical and chronological order
I try to keep mine in alphabetical order with sequels next to the first so I hate when the title of the sequel is different. The one example I can think of that I use to have before buying the bluray set that had all three movies was the Clash of the Titans and Wrath of the Titans
I keep franchises together according to my favorite franchises. With Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Halloween specifically, I have them in small plastic tote baskets on both sides of my TV stand.
This doesn't bother me so much as I tend to keep all my movie series together.... and when it comes to older independently produced horror movie series where several sequels were released through different distributors even theatrically, I totally see how the rights issues can become a factor and why different boutique labels end up releasing certain ones and others don't. I will probably never be able to get the Second Sight released Dawn of the Dead Blu-ray/4k set since at the time of its release I didn't have the funds and looking over the features there were only a few new ones that weren't already on my Anchor Bay 4 disc DVD set.... and though it's DVD, the picture quality and transfer is phenomenal on that set and my blu-ray player upconverts it nicely. I just couldn't justify spending the money on the 4k/Blu-ray set... as much as I wanted it. But who knows, maybe one day I will find it at a decent price on the secondary market.
Watching through some of your older videos, and you brought up a subject here that I've been thinking a lot about. How do I organize my movies? I have (according to my CLZ app) 2866 movies. And I organize them all alphabetically. I've tried by genre, by director, ect. But alphabetically just makes the most sense to me. But here's what I've been racking my brain over. Years ago, when I got into Blu-Ray I shelved them separate from my DVDs. And now that I've upgraded to 4K, I just put those with my Blu-Ray. But I'm getting a new shelf and I'm thinking about reshelving everything together. Mix in the DVDs. I don't know why that idea sounds good but at the same time makes me insanely nervous.
I like all my movies in ABC order. Mine are all stored in large cabinets with doors, so I'm not worried how they are displayed. I don't see a point in keeping movies together by boutique label. I guess I'm more interested in the films themselves, not the companies. Slipcovers don't mean a thing to me and I throw out all my J-cards.
I am probably different than everybody. I don't go with visually appealing or labels together at all. I have like movies together and keep horror, Halloween, tv series, all seperate. I will take vampires, werewolf, witches, mummy, all together right next to each other and when in the mood, I go to the section I am in the mood for. Also will keep Vincent Price, Karloff, christopher Lee, etc. together as another example. I find what I am looking for refresh what I need to get quickly and easily.
There is a basket case trilogy from second sight! Also that weird hole opening on the side of the slipcovers is to put locks on the case if you display them in stores, it's kinda weird but that's why it is.
It’s funny I almost feel like alphabetical is the worst even though it’s prob the most popular way to do it. The evil dead issue where army of darkness is all by itself. And imagine having to move the whole collection around everytime you get a new movie. It would be here for days trying to tile a months stack of movies that way. Idk how people w big collections manage that.
Another one is Silent Night, Deadly Night. Things start out ok, with both parts 1 and 2 (Garbage Day!) available from Scream Factory. Parts 3-5, however, are not only put out by Vestron, they're all packaged together in a single case, which looks weird on the shelf next to the others, but at least its a money saver.
I organize my collection by genre. Within each genre, I go alphabetical order. That pleases my OCD and doesn't create a new one based upon studio releases.
I used to go Genre, then Alphabetical, no studio grouping. Now I'm doing strictly by studio, even mainstream. By setting it up like that, they're not that hard to find because it's so much easier on the eyes.
I’m just happy as long as we get good stuff. As long as they do a good job and entertain us, I’m a happy fan. I’d love if they would have all movies from one series on the same label, but sometimes, rights issues don’t help the cause you know? I was so happy we got the Friday The 13th movies and Halloween movies in their sets. I’m just hoping we get Elm Street next yr. Yeah the issues with that one person who is holding rights for Dawn of The Dead hostage because he’s greedy just makes me sad. We can’t have one of our favorite movies out here like it should be because someone is being unfair. Just sad. Ty for the videos Christian. I appreciate you making the content. You always do a great job and keep it up please! Oh one more example. Sleepaway Camp is out but we don’t have Sleepaway Camp 2 and 3 because of an unknown issue.
Although some boutique labels do look nice on the shelf stored together, I just alphabetize all of my films. It is so much easier to know what you have and what you don't. We have some franchises that can't get all of their sequels released...THE HOWLING..., so if any company wants to jump in with a blu-ray or 4K, then go for it. As long as it gets a physical release, I am happy.
I'm hoping Plaion Pictures from Germany become a new boutique label. Their recent release of Return of the Living Dead II is excellent. As I'm not region free, the release from Plaion was very welcome. Extras appear to be identical to the SF American edition.
It doesn’t bother me, I sort my movies by genre/sub genre, so the series are always together. That being said there are labels I prefer to others so I might occasionally wish that it had been put out by a different label for that reason.
I organize my movies alphabetically & by company. I prefer them to be from the same label but I’m also appreciative that they’re coming out with better scans & all the bells & whistles so it is what it is.
I tried the alphabetical set up but I would end up looking at all my Vestron titles and with them being numbered AHHH! I had to go back to label set up.
For Evil Dead I figured i’d skip the boxset cause it looked meh to me and got the anchor bay blu-ray steelbook for evil dead 1, studio canal 4k steelbook from EU for evil dead 2, and the scream factory army of darkness 4k steelbook and they all look fantastic together on the shelf would love to see evil dead get put on 4k though it look fantastic.
My Ocd is extremely bad and I can't control it, so my wife's been trying to help me deal with it ... she goes into my theatre room/ mancave and she goes through all my 3800 plus films and mixes all of them out of order, which It takes me a while to find a particular film I want to watch. It pisses me off, but she's trying to help and she's very hot (so I put up with it)......
Ok two things 1 Texas chainsaws 2 was 1st released by scream factory then vinegar got the rights to its and the same happened with from beyond also. And also i take the vestron numbers all in one package list and the same with the shout/ scream titles I'm a number guy when they do that shit and the rest i do it by genres vampire flims with lthers zombie etc etc. And some i do with all arrow titles or scream thats not numbers or if i cant figure out where to put them
ED 1 and 2 for a while had a Blu-ray and DVD double feature release from Lionsgate I think...and AOD from SF...Bruce Campbell are the only real one's to many anyways...I got it...I got it...😂
I would categorize my releases by label and then big name studio releases. I might try to alphabetize all my horror releases and live with it for a few weeks
Honestly, I sort alphabetically and by genre. And I put 4k, Blu-ray and DVD together😬 But to me, that’s how video stores had everyone set up, or at least the ones I would go to. The only thing that keeps me up at night is the alphabetizing and making sure the genres are together😂😂 And if I can’t figure out the genre of a movie, I’m fucking irritated lol. Nonetheless though I love the hobby/interest of doing it
I would LIKE to categorize at least the horror stuff by label. But because of this exact reason, and to save myself a little bit of time, I gotta do alphabetic. It fucks with me too much lol.
Personally I don’t mind it. As an example Scream Factory put out both Silent Night Deadly Night and Silent Night Deadly Night 2, but Vestron put out 3-5, I had no idea Vestron was even a label until they announced 3-5 and that release was my introduction to them.
Personally, I like to keep the franchises together, so I like them from the same label. When they're from separate labels it's a real pain in the ass 😄
I have all three of those Basket Case blu rays! All solid transfers as well, probably more than those weird movies deserve. Kinda stupid Maniac Cop 1 doesn't have a 4K yet, it's like copper compared to gold next to the MC 2-3 4Ks. Creepshow 2 was released by Anchor Bay on DVD in the 2000's and then Image Entertainment picked it up for a DVD/blu ray re issue. The different labels for the sequels don't infuriate me, it makes it more unique and interesting. When you look at Arrow's Creepshow 2 compared to Vestron's ROTLD 3, it's interesting to see how differently each one handles things.
I think we are just happy to have a movie on physical media. I don’t mind who puts out a movie.
I agree if I get a good release I'm happy out
@@steven6979same here. As long as it’s done well and I’m entertained, I’m happy.
I hate when sequels are released from different companies. I think it is safe to say that we have lucked out with the Halloween franchise thanks to Scream Factory.
I love scream / shout factory fantastic company I'll always wave there flag its an amazing company
I own the Second Site Romero’s Dawn of the Dead 4K 4-disc set, which is basically the same exact set as the Anchor Bay DVD Divimax Ultimate Edition from 2004, which I also STILL own.
Reminds of the Death Wish movies. 1, 4, and 5 are with Kino Lorber, 2 is with Vinegar Syndrome and 3 is with Scorpion Release. If you count Bruce Willis remake, that’s with Shout Factory
It does mess with my OCD a bit because I prefer an entire franchise to have a similar aesthetic. However, I organize my music and movie collections alphabetically so when I step back and look at it from a distance I enjoy seeing the diversity
The hole on the side of 'Basket Case' is because in the UK, we used a red tag system in stores like hmv, which slid through the case and under the disc. If someone tried to open the case without the case being removed by a magnetic detagger, it would snap the disc in half.
I organize mine alphabetically, so different labels are irrelelevant to me. What does get me is either A. multipacks with movies that have nothing to do with eath other (I usually just toss those after the Z's) or B. when the sequels have unique titles.
NOTLD is a great example. That goes under N. But then the sequels Dawn, Day, and Diary - all D's, but not together. Then Survival - under S.
Child's Play is another. 1-3 is easy, but then they ceased calling them Child's Play. Now it's Bride Of Chucky, Seed Of Chucky, Curse Of Chucky. Do you throw those after 1-3 and ignore the alphabetization? Put them all under Chucky? Or have them all over?
I sort my movies alphabetically, and then in release date order for sequels. I keep my DVDs, blu rays and 4k separated but still maintain the alphabetical and chronological order
I try to keep mine in alphabetical order with sequels next to the first so I hate when the title of the sequel is different. The one example I can think of that I use to have before buying the bluray set that had all three movies was the Clash of the Titans and Wrath of the Titans
I keep franchises together according to my favorite franchises. With Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Halloween specifically, I have them in small plastic tote baskets on both sides of my TV stand.
This doesn't bother me so much as I tend to keep all my movie series together.... and when it comes to older independently produced horror movie series where several sequels were released through different distributors even theatrically, I totally see how the rights issues can become a factor and why different boutique labels end up releasing certain ones and others don't.
I will probably never be able to get the Second Sight released Dawn of the Dead Blu-ray/4k set since at the time of its release I didn't have the funds and looking over the features there were only a few new ones that weren't already on my Anchor Bay 4 disc DVD set.... and though it's DVD, the picture quality and transfer is phenomenal on that set and my blu-ray player upconverts it nicely. I just couldn't justify spending the money on the 4k/Blu-ray set... as much as I wanted it. But who knows, maybe one day I will find it at a decent price on the secondary market.
Watching through some of your older videos, and you brought up a subject here that I've been thinking a lot about.
How do I organize my movies?
I have (according to my CLZ app) 2866 movies. And I organize them all alphabetically.
I've tried by genre, by director, ect. But alphabetically just makes the most sense to me.
But here's what I've been racking my brain over. Years ago, when I got into Blu-Ray I shelved them separate from my DVDs. And now that I've upgraded to 4K, I just put those with my Blu-Ray. But I'm getting a new shelf and I'm thinking about reshelving everything together. Mix in the DVDs.
I don't know why that idea sounds good but at the same time makes me insanely nervous.
I like all my movies in ABC order. Mine are all stored in large cabinets with doors, so I'm not worried how they are displayed. I don't see a point in keeping movies together by boutique label. I guess I'm more interested in the films themselves, not the companies. Slipcovers don't mean a thing to me and I throw out all my J-cards.
The hole in the sides of the slips were for the security tag
I am probably different than everybody. I don't go with visually appealing or labels together at all. I have like movies together and keep horror, Halloween, tv series, all seperate. I will take vampires, werewolf, witches, mummy, all together right next to each other and when in the mood, I go to the section I am in the mood for. Also will keep Vincent Price, Karloff, christopher Lee, etc. together as another example. I find what I am looking for refresh what I need to get quickly and easily.
There is a basket case trilogy from second sight!
Also that weird hole opening on the side of the slipcovers is to put locks on the case if you display them in stores, it's kinda weird but that's why it is.
I was going to say this too^ 😊
@@OhItsRoodie hehe great minds think alike!
@@NomisArchives 😀🤘
I never saw any of the Maniac Cop movies, i should check them out since Bruce Campbell is one of my favorite Horror actors!🦇👻🎃🖤
It’s funny I almost feel like alphabetical is the worst even though it’s prob the most popular way to do it.
The evil dead issue where army of darkness is all by itself. And imagine having to move the whole collection around everytime you get a new movie. It would be here for days trying to tile a months stack of movies that way. Idk how people w big collections manage that.
Another one is Silent Night, Deadly Night. Things start out ok, with both parts 1 and 2 (Garbage Day!) available from Scream Factory. Parts 3-5, however, are not only put out by Vestron, they're all packaged together in a single case, which looks weird on the shelf next to the others, but at least its a money saver.
Great video buddy. I keep the horror series in order. Hope we get a steel book for Friday part 5. Hope Hammer does a box set for Frankenstein movies.
I organize my collection by genre. Within each genre, I go alphabetical order. That pleases my OCD and doesn't create a new one based upon studio releases.
I used to go Genre, then Alphabetical, no studio grouping.
Now I'm doing strictly by studio, even mainstream.
By setting it up like that, they're not that hard to find because it's so much easier on the eyes.
10:31; plus the earlier Scream Factory release.
I’m just happy as long as we get good stuff. As long as they do a good job and entertain us, I’m a happy fan. I’d love if they would have all movies from one series on the same label, but sometimes, rights issues don’t help the cause you know? I was so happy we got the Friday The 13th movies and Halloween movies in their sets. I’m just hoping we get Elm Street next yr.
Yeah the issues with that one person who is holding rights for Dawn of The Dead hostage because he’s greedy just makes me sad. We can’t have one of our favorite movies out here like it should be because someone is being unfair. Just sad.
Ty for the videos Christian. I appreciate you making the content. You always do a great job and keep it up please!
Oh one more example. Sleepaway Camp is out but we don’t have Sleepaway Camp 2 and 3 because of an unknown issue.
I'll take any excuse to talk about the Basket Case franchise
What we need is Stepfather 3 on blu-ray, well maybe someday
Is Stepfather 2 on Blu ray now?
@@inthemarkofmadness2762 yes, it was released in Germany few years ago
I was lucky enough to pick up the Anchor Bay Bluray of Dawn of the Dead for a decent price about 5 years ago
The Ultimate Edition?
@@countprophet5881 no, just the standard release but it looks great compared to DVD
Although some boutique labels do look nice on the shelf stored together, I just alphabetize all of my films. It is so much easier to know what you have and what you don't. We have some franchises that can't get all of their sequels released...THE HOWLING..., so if any company wants to jump in with a blu-ray or 4K, then go for it. As long as it gets a physical release, I am happy.
I have to organize by boutique. I can’t do it any other way, it irks me!
I'm hoping Plaion Pictures from Germany become a new boutique label. Their recent release of Return of the Living Dead II is excellent. As I'm not region free, the release from Plaion was very welcome. Extras appear to be identical to the SF American edition.
I organize a to z, except boutique labels. I also have a seperate shelf for franchises so it doesn't matter to me.
This video is very good. Do you think it’s safe to assume we will probably never get a complete Texas Chainsaw box set ?
Yes
It doesn’t bother me, I sort my movies by genre/sub genre, so the series are always together.
That being said there are labels I prefer to others so I might occasionally wish that it had been put out by a different label for that reason.
Basket case came out as a trilogy by arrow in the UK.
As long as a disc for the film exists I don't care what label it's under👍👍
I completely understand what your saying it drives me nuts a little
It doesn't bother me them not being available at all would suck more
I don’t collect 4K but my maniac cop is Arrow
I organize my movies alphabetically & by company. I prefer them to be from the same label but I’m also appreciative that they’re coming out with better scans & all the bells & whistles so it is what it is.
That's a good way to look at it. I guess we have been spoiled in that regard.
Companies who have the rights to different parts of a franchise should get together split profits and put out bad ass box sets
HEY CHH, YOU ARE RIGHT I HAVE AN OCD WITH DOUBLE DIPPING. I WISH YOU WOULD DO A VIDEO ABOUT DOUBLE DIPPING LOL. ANTWAY'S GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS,👍👍
I tried the alphabetical set up but I would end up looking at all my Vestron titles and with them being numbered AHHH! I had to go back to label set up.
For Evil Dead I figured i’d skip the boxset cause it looked meh to me and got the anchor bay blu-ray steelbook for evil dead 1, studio canal 4k steelbook from EU for evil dead 2, and the scream factory army of darkness 4k steelbook and they all look fantastic together on the shelf would love to see evil dead get put on 4k though it look fantastic.
Another good example is the Death Wish franchise.
My Ocd is extremely bad and I can't control it, so my wife's been trying to help me deal with it ... she goes into my theatre room/ mancave and she goes through all my 3800 plus films and mixes all of them out of order, which It takes me a while to find a particular film I want to watch. It pisses me off, but she's trying to help and she's very hot (so I put up with it)......
Ok two things 1 Texas chainsaws 2 was 1st released by scream factory then vinegar got the rights to its and the same happened with from beyond also. And also i take the vestron numbers all in one package list and the same with the shout/ scream titles I'm a number guy when they do that shit and the rest i do it by genres vampire flims with lthers zombie etc etc. And some i do with all arrow titles or scream thats not numbers or if i cant figure out where to put them
Me sitting here “ahh yea I hate that”
😂
oddly doesn’t bother me, i just want them on 4k
I put mine in alphabetical order all my movies not just all a's with a's but the a's are in alphabetical order
I have the double feature of evil dead 1 and 2
ED 1 and 2 for a while had a Blu-ray and DVD double feature release from Lionsgate I think...and AOD from SF...Bruce Campbell are the only real one's to many anyways...I got it...I got it...😂
I’m born with OCD 🤣
Awful thing!!!!! Drives me nuts
The Hammer Draculas and Frankensteins are the worst for this
I would categorize my releases by label and then big name studio releases. I might try to alphabetize all my horror releases and live with it for a few weeks
I'm the weirdo that categorizes by director.
Love your this live show so far looks great ❤
I have the 4k of dawn of the dead
I'm not into 4k
Honestly, I sort alphabetically and by genre. And I put 4k, Blu-ray and DVD together😬 But to me, that’s how video stores had everyone set up, or at least the ones I would go to.
The only thing that keeps me up at night is the alphabetizing and making sure the genres are together😂😂 And if I can’t figure out the genre of a movie, I’m fucking irritated lol.
Nonetheless though I love the hobby/interest of doing it
I would LIKE to categorize at least the horror stuff by label. But because of this exact reason, and to save myself a little bit of time, I gotta do alphabetic. It fucks with me too much lol.
Side note, Maniac Cop is amazing and thats one movie I'd like to see what they do with a modern update on it.
Personally I don’t mind it. As an example Scream Factory put out both Silent Night Deadly Night and Silent Night Deadly Night 2, but Vestron put out 3-5, I had no idea Vestron was even a label until they announced 3-5 and that release was my introduction to them.
Personally, I like to keep the franchises together, so I like them from the same label. When they're from separate labels it's a real pain in the ass 😄
Alphabetical for sure
I have all three of those Basket Case blu rays! All solid transfers as well, probably more than those weird movies deserve. Kinda stupid Maniac Cop 1 doesn't have a 4K yet, it's like copper compared to gold next to the MC 2-3 4Ks. Creepshow 2 was released by Anchor Bay on DVD in the 2000's and then Image Entertainment picked it up for a DVD/blu ray re issue. The different labels for the sequels don't infuriate me, it makes it more unique and interesting. When you look at Arrow's Creepshow 2 compared to Vestron's ROTLD 3, it's interesting to see how differently each one handles things.