From: darkangel5@REMOVETHISBITlineone.net

A subject that seems to get mentioned less and less now we're well and
truly in the digital age, but anyway.

Just running through the list of once banned titles, it seems the only
films out of the 72 that have not yet enjoyed any release of some sort
onto disc are "Delirium" and "I Miss You Hugs and Kisses".

I'm sure I read somewhere that MGM or Warner may have the rights to
these 2, in which case you would have thought Arrow or Shout Factory
would have tried to do something about them as they've leased far more
obscure titles I'm sure.

Of the others, that have been released but not too easy to get hold of,
it seems "Forest of Fear" has only had a grey market release, which
appears to be a VHS rip. "Night of the Demon" is currently out of print
and the only release of the ORIGINAL version of "Revenge of the
Bogeyman" (Boogeyman 2) appears to be on Austrian DVD, which looks like
it was taken from a video master tape.

Anyone else still still collect these old titles?


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From: burke.dennings@cunting.hun

On 2018-11-23 12:35:42 +0000, The White Lady said:

I enjoy reading about them more than actually watching them to be honest.

Likewise.

Had it not been for the hysteria and the infamous "DPP 39" list, most
of these titles would have long since been forgotten.

Apart from the Italian/Spanish ones, of course, which are all TERRIFIC.

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From: me@privacy.net

Simon T <darkangel5@REMOVETHISBITlineone.net> wrote in news:pt8les$4gl$1 @dont-email.me:

A subject that seems to get mentioned less and less now we're well and
truly in the digital age, but anyway.

Just running through the list of once banned titles, it seems the only
films out of the 72 that have not yet enjoyed any release of some sort
onto disc are "Delirium" and "I Miss You Hugs and Kisses".

I'm sure I read somewhere that MGM or Warner may have the rights to
these 2, in which case you would have thought Arrow or Shout Factory
would have tried to do something about them as they've leased far more obscure titles I'm sure.

Of the others, that have been released but not too easy to get hold

of,

it seems "Forest of Fear" has only had a grey market release, which
appears to be a VHS rip. "Night of the Demon" is currently out of

print

and the only release of the ORIGINAL version of "Revenge of the
Bogeyman" (Boogeyman 2) appears to be on Austrian DVD, which looks

like

it was taken from a video master tape.

Anyone else still still collect these old titles?

No. I own about 20 and regularly watch probably half of those. I enjoy
reading about them more than actually watching them to be honest.

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From: dsb@REMOVETHISBITbtinternet.com

On 23/11/2018 10:40, Simon T wrote:

A subject that seems to get mentioned less and less now we're well and
truly in the digital age, but anyway.

Just running through the list of once banned titles, it seems the only
films out of the 72 that have not yet enjoyed any release of some sort
onto disc are "Delirium" and "I Miss You Hugs and Kisses".

I'm sure I read somewhere that MGM or Warner may have the rights to
these 2, in which case you would have thought Arrow or Shout Factory
would have tried to do something about them as they've leased far more obscure titles I'm sure.

Of the others, that have been released but not too easy to get hold of,
it seems "Forest of Fear" has only had a grey market release, which
appears to be a VHS rip. "Night of the Demon" is currently out of print
and the only release of the ORIGINAL version of "Revenge of the
Bogeyman" (Boogeyman 2) appears to be on Austrian DVD, which looks like
it was taken from a video master tape.

Anyone else still still collect these old titles?

as in purchase physical copies of the videos? - i'm sure they would cost
a fortune yet be unwatchable.

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