13:24 I have a Blu-ray hellraiser, on the back of the slipcover there of pictures of the hellraiser movie, but all of the text information is for the 007 movie Spectre. 😆

I saw this movie with a friend in early 1973.It was very well done, especially for such a low budget.I thought the soundtrack was one of the best parts of it.

A Treasure!!!

Heh, I'm 15 and have a custom shelf for this stuff.

my guess is that fauke monster had deformed feet

Complete waste of money if you are paying for anything other than what is on the disk. If theyadd a hundred hours of crazy rare special features on the disk, sure consider it. If you are paying ofr art and packaging, you are a sucker who deserves to be ripped off.

By today’s standards it is slow. It most likely was a hoax started by the Crabtree family. I am also suspicious of the Ford family as they share the same name as another hoaxed Honey Island monster. It was and is a great drive inn movie.

Scared the crap out of me. I was 10 when it came out. It's still fascinating, i want to visit there still to this day.

Back in the day, the unrated versions of raunchy comedies or horror flicks generally came out on DVD at the same time as the theatrical cut. Lot of discs had both versions.

I too have the pipe dream of starting a boutique blu ray company, I wish you the best of luck

Treasure!

i was in 2nd grade when this came out, i'am 60 an still love the film.

One of the main reason people hate this movie, is because of the looks of Godzila and because it is called Godzilla. If it had some other name, nobody would care. I personally love corny cheesy 90s movies. I still like this movie!

Best version ever 👍👍👍👍

Let's be real this is the Godzilla that introduced Godzilla to non japanese people

Treasure

The cover is really cool looking

Saw this in the early 80's in the UK and loved it. It scared the life out of me. We had a small forest at the end of our garden and I had nightmares that there was a bigfoot in there! One winter on the way home from school me and a friend froze as we saw a large black hairy figure through the trees... Turned out it was a lady in a fur coat and hat 🤣

Im 16 rn and got collecting steelbooks and 4ks a few months ago and now breaking into boutique stuff

I'm Gen-X, the bulk of my collection was mostly DVDs I purchased new, mostly in places like Walmart over the course of about 20 years or so, started really ramping up around last August . My immediate focus has been mostly "collecting my childhood through early adulthood".

I think there could be some special space in the iceberg for movies that can only be found in p2p file sharing platforms, home-burned to blu-rays because there is no other way to be owned in a blu-ray format. Things like: - Workprint movie versions (AAA movies with unfinished editing that have leaked, usually missing a ton of CGI effects and have rough edit like the infamous Wolverine workprint out there). -Open-matte movie versions (AAA movies that have leaked without any letterbox borders and the full framing can be seen throughout, complete edits with effects etc, just ripped/leaked without any black areas top-bottom). - And fan edits, like the numerous Star Wars fan edit versions.

I’m from fouke and have spent many days in the same places that the movie was filmed. It’s a little cheesy but is definitely a cinematographic masterpiece. And yes there are actually that many crabtrees in fouke.

vinigar syndrome / arrow would be #1, scream would be teir 2, and everything else then dead last would be criterion F criterion they are trash

Saw this on CBS Saturday night midnight movie in 1978. It was a incredible movie and memorable. Since it’s release in 1972 it was a midnight movie up til 1987. Loved it and remembered it. I had the dvd in the early 90s and it was a Friday night watch. It’s a movie that inspired many others after. Call it a Generation X thing. Pam was in it obtaining the rights. The most awesome docu-movie ever.

When such a handsome man provides information, I get distracted and don't understand anything

Went through the same thing with VHS and DVD. Good to hear a new generation still is into physical media. Keep that passion alive.

A couple of other omissions from the iceberg would be the now defunct Olive Films, which put out many catalog titles, but usually with sub-par transfers. Another smaller, important company missing from the iceberg is ClassicFlix. Their restoration work and release of Abbot & Costello and the Little Rascals films, among others, have been well-received and praised.

I'm 15 and i collect arrow vinegar syndrome etc 😂

Mill Creek did Ultraman, not Shout Factory. Shout Factory does Power Rangers, Super Sentai and Heisei/Reiwa Kamen Rider

I know how it is. I’m 21 and I’ve been collecting for a bit. When I was younger I bought a bunch of DVDs and didn’t really watch most of them. I lost most of them and I decided to start rebuilding my collection about 2 years ago. Most of my collection consists of Vinegar Syndrome, Severin and Arrow.

really enjoy ur video / channel - enjoy seeing a young persons passion- deffinatly go deep into horror - obscure horror - reccomend stuff around 2014, 90's and 80's all gold :)

My parents went to see this at the theater when it came out. I guess since it had a G rating it would be okay to take my little four year old butt along. That movie scared the ever-loving shit out me! I had trouble sleeping for days after. Guess my parents regretted that decision.

PIERCE I FUCKING LOVE YOU

Wait, I’m pretty sure mill creek, put out the ultraman stuff

Wow, I have all of these

Talk about Local Hero

Awesome channel!!

Radiance Films has become one of my favorite boutique labels.

Interesting list I only like about 10 of those movies, but that’s the great thing about movies everybody’s opinion is different!! Thanks for sharing a very interesting list :)

My stepdad loved that movie. He recently bought a digitally remastered dvd of it. 6:14 was his favorite part

Really enjoyed the video! Thank you for sharing your story! I too started collecting at a young age of around 14. And now im 27 and I haven’t stopped! I focus mostly on criterion but I try to get a little of everything! Collecting is truly such a fun journey! I just subscribed and I look forward to checking out more of your videos!

My movie collecting started in the mid 2000s when all the movie rental stores were going out of business and selling their inventory for next to nothing. I'm still primarily a used movie collector probably 80 percent of my 1200 plus dvd collection came from pawn shops,resell shops ,half price books and eBay. My favorite genres are westerns,film noir and classic samurai films.

I’m with you re: Criterion Collection. They’re basically the gateway to collecting. Anyway, today I learned I’m solidly a Tier 4 girlie. At least according to this iceberg. I recently got into manufactured-on-demand Blu-ray’s and noticed all the companies I’m looking at, most of their catalog is Hallmark Christmas movies. I’m curious if anyone knows why that’s a thing. Those movies are widely available.

Eureka Masters of Cinema was my favorite from DVD onward.

I like to stick with criterion. they consistently make great copies of great films. I dip my feet in kino lorber but thats really all.

Trying to get Titanic on VHS in the wild is going to be a difficult task

The only Criterion Blu Rays i have are from Wes Anderson which are Rushmore The Royal Tenenbaums The Life aquatic with steve Zissou Fantastic mr fox Moonrise kingdom The grand Budapest hotel I am still on the hunt for The darjeeling Limited & Bottle Rocket in the criterion collection at a reasonable price I have multi region 4K player as well because the criterions I do have are region A or Region B and I live here in Australia

I bought that Horror classics last year mainly for a couple of titles but there were a few more on there i really enjoyed

12 Angry Men for the win! Probably my #1 as well.

I wouldn't call myself a boutiqe collector but I have some, so I was supriced that I have a few movies from the second lowest tier, namely Imprint and 101 Films.