16 $9.99 DVDs @ Kino.com (expires 9/30)

[Living Deadpan]

If I can redeem myself from the Ecampus mess, here's a humble little deal that actually exists. The following 16 DVDs are $9.99

(http://www.kino.com/video/results.php?promo_id=306)

Anna Boleyn (Deception) Ernst Lubitsch 1920 Germany DVD
Before The Nickelodeon Charles Musser, Edwin S. Porter 1982 U.S. DVD
The Book of the Dead Kihachiro Kawamoto 2005 Japan DVD
Broken Blossoms D. W. Griffith 1919 U.S. DVD
The Charley Chase Collection 2 (various) 1926-1928 DVD
Derek Isaac Julien 2008 U.K. DVD
Down to the Sea in Ships/Parisian Love DVD
Hangmen Also Die Fritz Lang 1943 U.S. DVD
Hit Man File Sananjit Bangsapan 2005 Thailand DVD
Maniac plus! Narcotic DVD
Munchhausen (The Adventures of Baron Munchausen) Josef von Baky 1943 Germany DVD
The Quare Fellow Arthur Dreifuss 1962 U.K. DVD
The Rider Named Death (Vsadnik po imeni smert') Karen Shakhnazarov 2004 Russia | USSR DVD
Secrets of a Soul G. W. Pabst 1926 Germany DVD
Three Sisters Laurence Olivier 1970 U.S. and Europe DVD
Tom Verlaine and Jimmy Rip - Music for Experimental Film Fernand Leger, Hans Richter, James S. Watson, Man Ray, Melville Webber, Robert Florey, Slavko Vorkapich 2007 France, Germany, U.S. DVD

They're also doing a 40% off slapstick sale: http://www.kino.com/video/results.php?startrow=0&promo_id=325

[NoirFan]

Thanks, but the shipping hurts: $4.75 first item, $1 for each additional item, though it is free for orders over $50. Trouble is, there are only a couple from that list I want. Also: Maniac is one of the worst films ever made.

[Living Deadpan]

DVD Maniac plus! Narcotic $9.99 $9.99
DVD Munchhausen $9.99 $9.99

Sub Total $19.98

Shipping $7.50 (FedEx)

Total $27.48


Not bad considering both of these titles are $30 at retail price.

Also: Maniac is one of the worst films ever made. I know, I was surprised they released it! I had a VHS bootleg many years ago. I'm looking forward to the audio commentary.

And I'm quite curious about this Nazi-era Munchhausen. "A Nazi extravaganza made in response to fantasies like The Wizard of Oz."