Any Kino collectors?

I got one of those disc binders recently and used it for a lot of my DVDs and Blu-rays without nice looking packaging. Helped clear up a fair amount of space.

Not a terrible idea, and I did that at my previous place (and by that, I mean every DVD I had) where there was even less space, and I had much less of a collection. And you know what DVD case I lost in that process? Lady Terminator. A movie I own that is not contributing to that line of red DVDs from Mondo Macabro now.

https://www.kinolorber.com/list/view...ober-sale-2022

I'm about to spend an ill-advised amount of money on this sale.

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Cool. Have you decided which titles you are going to get?

I'm trying to pare the list down, but Yeti and Stunt Rock are definite. I'm a cineaste, after all.

My shipment arrived today. The total was right around $100 so I'm not feeling too guilty about splurging.

“YETI”

Also, I blind bought Stunt Rock recently.

Best decision of your life.

Is House By the River the Fritz Lang one? If so, I was very fond of that. If not, maybe I imagined a Fritz Lang movie by that title.


Also, lol Stunt Rock.


Or should I say lol Stunt Rock x 2

Ya, I chucked the packaging of the vast majority of my DVD collection years ago. Unless it was something quality, I found so many of them were in cases that clearly weren't worth keeping. Frequently not even original poster art. Or even remotely good substitutes for the original poster art. So why even bother having that crap fill up shelf space?

Also, I hope it doesn't sound like I don't think Stunt Rock is sort of great.


But still


lol

Yes it's the Lang film. I haven't seen it in about 20 years.


And yes, "lol" is the correct response to Stunt Rock.

lol

Did I ever mention that I bought the Stunt Rock soundtrack CD?
That was a good choice that I made.

I can't even imagine listening to Sorcery without those splendid (ie. stupid) onstage theatrics. It's the kind of awful that I'm sure would cause some kind of cancer. Magical cancer.

I heard a riff I liked and made an impulse purchase. I have listened to the CD once.

My entire musical taste has been built almost entirely on impulse purchases, so I can sympathize.

Despite being amused by the Stunt Rock trailer I've multiple times while turning on Trailer Wars (the real question is why have I watched Trailer Wars multiple times), I'm probably not picking it up.
But my Kino-Redemption blu-ray of Robbe-Grillet's The Man Who Lies showed up today, so that was pretty cool.