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Films on DVD are great. Great sound, great picture (most of the time) and some nice extra features. But the problem I find is that there is currently a lack of those cult films that I enjoy so much.
I'm not just talking about those films that are so cult that they've become popular again, but the films that were ridiculed by the mainstream film buffs and press. Things like Swamp Thing (which is available on Region 1, but not 2) and sci-fi 'classics' that a lot of people probably don't rate at all. The commercial viability of sticking these films on DVD means that we probably won't see some of those rare films for a long time.
I'm not just talking about those films that are so cult that they've become popular again, but the films that were ridiculed by the mainstream film buffs and press. Things like Swamp Thing (which is available on Region 1, but not 2) and sci-fi 'classics' that a lot of people probably don't rate at all. The commercial viability of sticking these films on DVD means that we probably won't see some of those rare films for a long time.
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Films on DVD are great. Great sound, great picture (most of the time) and some nice extra features. But the problem I find is that there is currently a lack of those cult films that I enjoy so much.
I'm not just talking about those films that are so cult that they've become popular again, but the films that were ridiculed by the mainstream film buffs and press. Things like Swamp Thing (which is available on Region 1, but not 2) and sci-fi 'classics' that a lot of people probably don't rate at all. The commercial viability of sticking these films on DVD means that we probably won't see some of those rare films for a long time.
I'm not just talking about those films that are so cult that they've become popular again, but the films that were ridiculed by the mainstream film buffs and press. Things like Swamp Thing (which is available on Region 1, but not 2) and sci-fi 'classics' that a lot of people probably don't rate at all. The commercial viability of sticking these films on DVD means that we probably won't see some of those rare films for a long time.