Saturday, November 1, 2014
Buy More Horror Movies
Seriously, Buy More
If you’re going to spend any money via Amazon, you should check out the links that I have in the reviews and through the sidebar. When you shop for more horror movies via amazon, the site gets a small kickback. It’s very small, but it helps me keep writing and keep watching horror movies.
If you like what I’m doing, and you want to support the cause, you can either shop via the links, or you can visit fiverr.com/sirjorge and order a $5 gig. When ordering just write in the details that it’s a donation for Scary Film Review, it’s that simple.
More reviews are coming, but for now, why not buy more horror movies? It can’t hurt to ask right? Click here and see what’s available. There’s a TON of blu ray discs out there, so go for it while I get to the reviewing and writing of more movies.
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Saturday, November 30, 2013
Horror With New Eyes
It was Saturday March 29, 2008 in the early morning that I first came up with the website Scary Film Review. That was after a few months of me writing a blog called The Mexican Dvd Review. I ran that thing for around 8 months before shutting it down to work on something else. I first wanted to do a site called “Sir Jorge’s Macabre DVD” and that didn’t last long.
After throwing around some ideas, I finally got a circuit of free time and decided to go with the name Scary Film Review. It started modestly out of an apartment in Seattle’s lower Queen Anne district. I was living next door to Pesos, a popular Mexican food joint. I recall some good times and some bad times there, nothing that I want to really elaborate on, but I would rent a lot of horror movies from Blockbuster. At the time I had Blockbuster’s rival for Netflix and it had unlimited exchanges for rentals inside the store. So in a week’s time, I could watch roughly 18 horror movies a week. I took full advantage since we didn’t have cable television for a minute. We eventually got cable, and it was a point of contention for a long time.
The site progressed and it went through a lot of changes, ups and downs and eventually became the powerhouse that you’re reading today. I went through a lot of stages, and talked to a lot of people about horror movies, what I liked and disliked, and just found myself using it as an excuse to try and make some money with something that I love.
The times change, and well, I’ve changed a lot too. I see things a bit differently, and celebrate a lot more ideology than previously admitted. I’m not religious, not married, and no longer a stranger in Seattle. I’m now a 30 year old stuck in Southern California, or not stuck, but rather new to the area that I’m in. I still feel isolated, with no family, no friends, and just a few cats and my girlfriend. That’s not a bad thing, but it’s definitely far from the vision that I had for myself.
Scary Film is a website dedicated to all things horror and will continue to be such. However, I have new eyes. I’m older, I am amidst graduate school, and I am finding things out about myself that I never thought of before. I see this site as a work of great labor, and since March 2008, have done something grand. This site lasted longer than my marriage did, and I’m trying hard to keep it alive and well.
I could use help.
If you can buy a dvd, bookmark the amazon links, or donate, do so. This is part of my income stream and I do not have a 9 to 5 job. If you like horror movies and want me to continue, than please, subscribe, comment, and join me on Facebook and what not. I’m returning to a whole new set of movies that you may have seen me talk about in the past, but with new eyes, as I feel far different than I did in 2008.
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Twilight Zone Box Set No Longer Manufactured after December 1
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Anna Scream Queen Killer Review
Chemical Burn Entertainment has been sending me a lot of stuff and I am a terrible person, because I keep forgetting to review their stuff. But that is all changing because I’m now starting to watch things and the first one is this one, Anna: Scream Queen Killer. This release had a lot of upside at first glance with a lot of cool things to consider. The synopsis was interesting, the cover art is good, and then what you get is something that you may not expect. The movie is essentially one woman’s tour de force performance about being a scream queen in the world of horror. It starts with her auditioning for a part and going through a lot of the motions that many actresses probably deal with. As the movie progresses however, she is asked to do more and more extreme things until things get really bad. The more she goes into the audition, the more sinister things become and the more she ends up doing against her will.
After while she starts to get asked to do insane things, bloody things and well she is trapped, kidnapped, raped and tortured. As the movie progresses, she has to fight back and eventually things start looking better.
The synopsis aside, this is not a great film. It’s a boring romp that takes a lot of will power to watch all the way through. It is a very low budget affair, and it features a lot of dialogue with one person and a camera. It’s very much a POV type of role that is not too entertaining at all. I found that the star, Melanie Denholme has done a good job here but it lacks progression, cinematography and compelling plot points and separations. It’s a good idea, but it’s not executed well. I didn’t really like it, and don’t know a lot of people that will love this film. However, that is not to say that you should try, give it a shot if you love horror, as Chemical Burn is trying hard to unleash the best and sometimes worst in horror movies and independent film. They are doing more than I am, that’s for sure. That is worth commending. Melanie Denholme makes this movie watchable, but it’s not easy. I wouldn’t mind meeting her, and discussing things, but alas, I’m a blogger that has no real power.
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Monday, September 30, 2013
4 Movies To Watch After The Collection
Cube – Strangers found in a strange locale is not new to the horror genre, but when you go with a minimal budget and throw in the idea of a maze that is very much isolated to a structure that is geometrically shaped, you have a movie that hits you like a punch to the jejunum. It isolates the fear and suspense in a minimalist way, without relying on parlor tricks to get you to squeal. By the time the main character figures out just what is going on, it’s just the beginning. This one stands up amongst similar movies in this genre.
Hostel – A party turned into a disaster? Well, no movie does it quite as well as Eli Roth’s follow up to “Cabin Fever”. I hate the term notion of “torture porn” as I do not feel that it’s worthy of the use of either term. I found it to be very much a scary pitch into what many students experience on a regular basis. Just as Amanda Knox whether or not this gives her nightmares. Sometimes fiction and reality come crashing in a deluge of emotion, and this is one that can do a lot of damage to you if you’re afraid of traveling abroad.
House of 1,000 Corpses – When Rob Zombie decided to make a horror movie that would showcase his love for the genre, few people imagined he would go the route that he did. Some called it a clone, I call it a tribute, as it certainly had elements of many of my favorites. An up and coming Chris Hardwick and Rainn Wilson are two of the main actors in this movie, and it really is like The Collection in tone, if not more isolated gore and nudity. There are a lot of layers here, so pay close attention to the tributes.
Saw – The mother of the genre, in many people’s minds, still holds up today. It does so in a way that most people still want to call “porn” but I don’t feel that way. When I first saw it, it blew me away. It still holds up because of the way it’s all played out. It is very subtle in the way it approaches the subject matter, and then uses brutality as a way of redemption. It works. The sequels don’t, but the original does quite well overall.
These 4 movies are similar in tone to The Collection, but overall they stand on their own for a variety of reasons. If you’re a horror movie fan, you’ve probably already seen the aforementioned so this exercise in repetition will not necessarily be something out of the ordinary. If you haven’t picked up these movies, purchase them today and see how they measure up to the latter.
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Sunday, September 29, 2013
The Collection Review
Another Saw Clone?
The Collection is in the same line as the movie that came out in 2009 called The Collector. I reviewed that movie, to no fanfare on August 10, 2009. That was when I was still living in Seattle, Washington and working for Snowboard Connection. I sometimes wish I still worked for them, I loved the action sports industry, but alas, here I am watching and writing this review.
This movie turns up the ultra-violence fast. It has possibly one of the most gore-filled scenes in movie history, and even though it’s all computer graphics, it still hits hard. The idea of a mass slaughter is not a good concept to me, but it’s effective in presenting how villainous the main character is. Once again, I have a hard time deciding who’s really to praise here, as we see a great deal of dichotomies formed from the start.
Following the plot is simple, we have our same victim from the first film, being rescued, but commissioned to return to the hell house to try and save a girl. We get a sliver of a back story and then we are thrust into a film that is very much like “Saw”. If you like a lot of gore, traps, and mazes, here is another great one. Although, the main character is not like Jigsaw in any way. He’s instead a masked villain that never shows his face.
A Different Movie At The End
In the final act, this movie really took on a whole new life. The visuals were very much like a Stallone movie from the 1980s. As the camera panned on our pseudo-hero, he looked very much like Sly with biceps bulging, and sweat dripping off of him in an inferno that he surely would die from. I just about had it with the movie at this point and was going to walk away unsatisfied with the whole thing, and then something grand happened.
I won’t spoil the ending, but holy crap, the last 10 minutes or so impressed the hell out of me. Visually, this portion is a masterpiece. The way it’s shot, the noises, the plot twist, and the way everything just became an art film, was just impressive. It is a payoff that I didn’t see coming, even though the credits ruined the whole thing. Classic slasher twists and turns, with a gore edge, which is worth a look. Is it my favorite? No. However, there’s enough here to get jaded horror movie fans to at least pay attention, and the film makers did a good job recreating the elements that made the first film worthwhile for me at the time. Check out The Collection on blu ray or dvd by clicking here.
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Monday, December 3, 2012
The Walking Dead Spoilers
The Walking Dead television series is one of the best things I’ve seen on television in a long time. However, did you know that the whole series has already been written? Ok, so not every aspect is the same, but after talking to several different fans of the show, they have said that the comic books are better than the stories that you see on television because they are far ahead of what you see on the screen. Essentially, if you buy The Walking Dead Compendium here, you will have all the spoilers that you could possibly want from the show.
When you check out the first compendium, you will be getting the first 48 issues of the hit series in comic book form. It’s not adapted from the show; this is the original stories that MADE THE SHOW! If you want to see how things compare to the television version, you’ll want to check this out.
Right now, if you order The Walking Dead Compendium here, you will get a massive volume with 1,088 pages of non-stop action for nearly half off! No joke. If you are a fan of zombies, movies, and scary film, this is for you. I don’t usually recommend getting comic book volumes because they can cost you a lot for only a hundred or so pages, but this has no ads, and is over 1,000 pages!
The best thing about this is that if you purchase the book, you can knock someone out because it weighs a ton. The Walking Dead series is definitely going to go down in history as one of the best examples of horror on the small screen, and it all started with this series of comic books. This award winning series continues today, and if you haven’t invested into it, the time is now.
If you’re going to shop online for a comic book fan, yourself, or you just want to look around Amazon online, go ahead and look at The Walking Dead Compendium here, and see if it is something that you want to pick up. I own it, and it’s definitely far more compelling at times than the live action series. Check it out, and help support this blog.
Monday, October 1, 2012
October 2012 Win the Hellraiser Box Set FREE

This month’s big prize for those of you that comment on here, subscribe to the rss feed, or talk about random crap on the Facebook page, is something that is going to make most salivate. This month you will win for FREE the Hellraiser Box Set complete with limited edition packaging!
This 3 disc set features the cube from the movies, and while it’s not the complete set of movies, it’s still one cool prize.
Comment throughout the month and see if you get this awesome prize from me, your pal Sir J.
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Thank you.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
5 Horror Movies made into NES Games

Jaws – Jaws was a pretty scary movie when it came out, but what about a game based on it? Well, what you got was a boring romp colleting treasure and shooting down the giant shark, and that’s about it. It’s one of the worst games to play, but still worth owning to complete your NES game collection.

A Nightmare on Elm Street – Your small player has to go around trying to collect Freddy’s Bones and try to stay awake while doing it. It’s a hard game to master, but if you can get all the bones, you get to Freddy himself and the game really takes off. Some people hate it, I find it interesting, you should play it for yourself to find out what you think.

Friday the 13th – Now this game is my personal favorite to play. The game allows you to go to several cabins and light fireplaces, but after all that, you get to fight Jason in a very cool 3D rendered scenario. You also get to fight his mom, whom is a floating head in the dark forest. I like this game, many people hate on it.

Bram Stoker’s Dracula – Bram Stoker’s Dracula came to the NES system in the form of an awkward plat former. It’s adequate in its gameplay, dark in the tones, and pretty cool overall. You’ll find a lot of action here, even if it is a bit of a departure from the movie.

Total Recall – Ok, this is not a horror movie, but it was one of the adaptations that I’m reminded of right now, and it wasn’t half bad. Sure, Arnold’s character had a big head, and the timing takes some time to get used to, but overall, this game packs a great punch for those that were looking to get some fun on the NES system. I for one like it, and while most will ignore me, some might end up getting it and getting back to their nes roots.
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Horror Deal of the Day: Lisa and The Devil / The House of Exorcism: Remastered Edition Blu Ray

Today's deal is a double feature Italian Horror Blu Ray set. If you order it from amazon here, you can save a few bucks on it. The synopsis is simple, and quoting from the official Grindhouse Store;
LISA AND THE DEVIL: While on vacation in Spain, an American tourist (Elke Sommer) is drawn into a terrifying world of mystery, madness and murder in this surreal spine chiller directed by Italian horror maestro Mario Bava. A blind countess (Alida Valli), her imbalanced son (Alessio Orano) and a creepy bald butler (Telly Savalas) who carries around a mannequin all come into play in this fantastically bizarre tale liberally spiced with gruesome, gothic deaths.
THE HOUSE OF EXORCISM: Lisa and The Devil was later re-edited and re-released as The House of Exorcism (1976, 91min), adding the horror of diabolical possession, following The Exorcist's phenomenal success. After seeing the devil (Telly Savalas) in an ancient Spanish fresco, comely tourist Lisa Reiner (Elke Sommer) meets him in the flesh. Satan soon takes over her soul and drives her into the hospital, where American priest Father Michael (Robert Alda) does his best to exorcise the demon.
Now that sounds like something you'd be interested in, right? Right? Order it and help me pay for the rent or something.
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
Horror Deal of the Day: Videodrome (1983) Criterion Blu Ray

Today's horror deal of the day is for a 1983 film that really speaks volumes in today's society. Pleasure, television, pain, sex, and beyond is the focus of this crazy film starring James Woods. A cable tv programmer has to deal with a strange happening, something so surreal, you have to watch the movie to find out. One of the craziest horror/science fiction movies of all time, now available on blu ray from Criterion, this is one of my highest recommended movies, if you don't get it, it's Videodrome!
You can buy Videodrome (1983) by clicking here.
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Introducing Son of Stephen King
If you aren’t familiar with the name Joe Hill, well you better get yourself familiar with his work. He is the biological son of Stephen King and his long time wife, and they raised quite the chip off the old macabre block. Other than his work on the comic book series “Locke & Key”, Hill wrote 3 acclaimed horror novels, and is working on another to be released in 2013.
I thought with all the Stephen King stuff I was writing lately, I might as well mentioned junior. The following are two novels that you should pick up today, and support this blog by doing some shopping.

Heart-Shaped Box by Joe Hill $10.19 Click here – This book haunts all the rockers that dare to read it. The premise of an aging rock star and his final collection piece, the dead man’s suit with the spirit of that which it belonged to, much like you might find in these modern times online. The premise sets up a nice haunting story that is deep in macabre after a set up that is not too unlike what you might consider someone like Rob Zombie to be. However, this doesn’t just sit well on the laurels of his father, he punches you in the gut late in the game and makes you understand that Joe Hill is all on his own and the taste of horror is not just subtle, it’s blatantly obvious.

Horns by Joe Hill $10.40 Click here – What if you had one of the wildest nights ever, and woke up with horns? What would you do? That’s the premise of this third novel from Joe Hill in which a man wakes up from debauchery and has to deal with what is going on in and outside of his head. A rare mix of comedy and horror makes this a romp worth checking out.
I know, this site is “Scary Film” review, but I thought it was appropriate to talk about Joe Hill for a moment before I got back on the movie train. I would like to ask anyone that uses amazon to patronize our links so that I can continue to pay for the lights to be on, and what not. If not, that’s ok, I’ll make it somehow.
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Tuesday, January 3, 2012
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
All Horror Movies That Came Out in September 2009
42nd Street Forever 5: Alamo Drafthouse Edition DVD
Batman Collection: 4 Film Favorites
Black Lagoon: The Complete Series Set
Blade of the Immortal Volume 1
Bloodwine DVD
The Dark Crystal Blu-ray DVD
Dracula's Fiancee DVD
Dinner With a Vampire DVD
Ergo Proxy: The Complete Series Box Set (Viridian Collection)
Farmhouse DVD
Fermat's Room DVD
Flesh, TX DVD
The Girlfriend Experience DVD
The Hanging Woman DVD
Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer Blu-ray DVD
The Hills Run Red DVD
Lucifera: Demon Lover DVD
Nightmare DVD
The New York Ripper Blu-ray DVD
Shortcut DVD
Snakes on a Plane Blu-ray DVD
Stepfather II (DVD Special Edition) DVD
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Blu-ray DVD
And here are the rest of the DVD's that came out in September:
Albino Farm DVD
Autopsy of the Dead DVD
Battle for Terra DVD
Clive Barker's Book of Blood DVD
Edges of Darkness DVD
Friday the 13th: The Series - Complete Series Pack
Friday the 13th: The Series - The Final Season
Gojira BLU RAY DVD
The Haunted World of El Superbeasto DVD
Shaun of the Dead BLU RAY DVD
Star Trek: The Next Generation Motion Picture Collection
Star Trek: Original Motion Picture Collection
Star Trek The Original Series: Season Two BLU RAY DVD
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan BLU RAY DVD
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home BLU RAY DVD
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country BLU RAY DVD
Star Trek VIII: First Contact BLU RAY DVD
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles - The Complete Seasons 1 & 2
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles - The Complete Second Season
Zombies of the Stratosphere DVD
An American Werewolf in London (Full Moon Edition) [Blu-ray] (1981)
Army of Darkness (Screwhead Edition) [Blu-ray] (1992)
Bleach, Vol. 20 (2009)
Child's Play [Blu-ray] (1988)
Dark Shadows: The Haunting of Collinwood (2009)
Dark Shadows: The Vampire Curse (2009)
Equilibrium [Blu-ray] (2002)
Ghost in the Shell: Anime Legends 2nd Gig
Grace (2009)
The Hannibal Lecter Anthology [Blu-ray]
Iron Monkey [Blu-ray] (1993)
John Carpenter: Master of Fear Collection
King Kong Escapes (1967)
King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962)
Misery [Blu-ray/DVD] [Blu-ray] (1990)
Phantasm II (1988)
Shakugan No Shana Box Set (Viridian Collection)
Shinobi No Mono Collector's Set, Vol. 1 (1962)
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Collection (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2003 / The Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Beginning) (2009)
Van Helsing [Blu-ray] (2004)
Wes Craven Collection
Wrong Turn [Blu-ray] (2003)
The Wolfman (Special Edition) (Universal Legacy Series) (1941)
Battle of the Warriors Dvd
Catwoman Blu Ray Dvd
Crank 2: High Voltage Dvd
Creepshow Blu Ray Dvd
Dead Calm Dvd
Freddy vs. Jason Blur Ray Dvd
Fringe The Complete First Season Dvd Set
Sphere Blu Ray Dvd
Blacula/Scream Blacula Scream DVD
Drifter: Henry Lee Lucas DVD
Earth Day DVD
The Evil That Men Do DVD
Humanity's End DVD
Impact DVD
Methodic DVD
School for Unclaimed Girls DVD
Take Out DVD
TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: Horror (House of Wax 1953 / The Haunting 1963 / Freaks / Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 1941) DVD BOX SET
To Dance with Death DVD
Here are links to the other movie release posts that we've done this year:
All the Horror Movies that Came out in July 2009 Click Here
All The Horror Movies That Came Out In June 2009 Click here
All The Horror Movies that came out in May 2009 Click Here
All the horror movies that came out in April 2009 Click Here
All the horror movies that came out in March 2009 Click Here
All Horror Movies That Came Out In January 2009 Click Here
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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
All Horror Movies Released August 2009
Abduction Dvd
Behind The Wall Dvd
Boot Camp Dvd
Dungeons & Dragons: The Animated Series Dvd Set
Genshiken 2: Volume 1 Dvd
Ghost Image Dvd
Gradiva Dvd
Onechanbara Dvd
Promise Dvd
Pumpkin Scissors: The Complete Series Box Set
Red Velvet Dvd
Sick Girl Dvd
Welcome to the NHK: Complete Series Box Set
When They Cry: Complete Box Set
Alien Uprising DVD
Bakugan, Vol. 4: Heroes Rise DVD
The Beast (Special Extended Edition) BLU RAY DVD
Big Trouble in Little China BLU RAY DVD
Blade: Trinity BLU RAY DVD
Blade 2 BLU RAY DVD
The Chaos Experiment DVD
Cravings DVD
Gomorrah DVD
Gomorrah Blu Ray Dvd
Hot Blood Sundae DVD
Mutant Chronicles DVD
Nature's Grave DVD
Sakura Wars TV: Complete Collection Box Set
Samurai Deeper Kyo: The Complete Series
Slayers: Seasons 1-3 Box Set
Slices DVD
Trapped DVD
Wolfhound DVD
The Zombie Apocalypse DVD
Alien Trespass DVD
The Crypt DVD
Dark Rising DVD
Devil in the Flesh DVD
Full Metal Panic! The Second Raid BLU RAY DVD BOX SET
The Last Resort DVD
Lone Wolf and Cub Collection 1 DVD
The Ninth Gate BLU RAY DVD
Replicant BLU RAY DVD
See No Evil BLU RAY DVD
Spring of Life DVD
Starman BLU RAY DVD
The Weekend Murders DVD
The Wild Man of the Navidad DVD
Adventures in Space DVD
Dexter: The Complete Third Season Dvd Set
Final Destination Collection Dvd Set
Ghost Adventures: Season One Dvd Set
Gunslinger Girl 2: Il Teatrino--The Complete Series Dvd Set
Icons of Sci-Fi: Toho Collection Dvd Set
Inglorious Bastards 2: Hell Heroes Dvd
Kagemusha- Criterion Collection Blu Ray Dvd
Last House on the Left Dvd
The Last Starfighter 25th Anniversary Blu Ray Dvd
Sons of Anarchy: Season One Dvd
The Strangeness Dvd
Wyvern Dvd
And if you missed out on previous months in regards to what came out, click on the links below:
All Horror Movies that Came out July 2009
All Horror Movies that Came out June 2009
All Horror Movies that Came out May 2009
All Horror Movies that Came Out April 2009
All Horror Movies that Came Out March 2009
All Horror Movies that Came out January 2009
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Interesting Horror Movie Releases 8/18/09
Adventures in Space DVD
Dexter: The Complete Third Season Dvd Set
Final Destination Collection Dvd Set
Ghost Adventures: Season One Dvd Set
Gunslinger Girl 2: Il Teatrino--The Complete Series Dvd Set
Icons of Sci-Fi: Toho Collection Dvd Set
Inglorious Bastards 2: Hell Heroes Dvd
Kagemusha- Criterion Collection Blu Ray Dvd
Last House on the Left Dvd
The Last Starfighter 25th Anniversary Blu Ray Dvd
Sons of Anarchy: Season One Dvd
The Strangeness Dvd
Wyvern Dvd
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Monday, August 10, 2009
Amazon Online Indie DVD Sale

If you’re a fan of Indie film you’re in for a treat. Amazon online is having a huge Art House & International Sale with DVDs as low as $5.99 going on through the end of the month! The guys over at Amazon are have a huge clearance on tons of indie film on dvd. I for one am a big fan of indie, and will most likely be picking up a few Independent Movies online.
If you’re looking for something more high end, now is also you’re opportunity. Amazon’s Blu-Ray collections are now 2 for 1! 2 for 1 Blu Ray dvd sale going on now, and if you have buy any 2 blu ray discs from amazon you get an additional Blu Ray disc absolutely free!
Click here to check out Amazon’s huge dvd sale, before you miss out on another shot to build your movie and television show collections.
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