LorenzoL

I'm going to wait for one of their sales instead of preordering it. This would have been one of my first TT Pre-order in years but not going to pay their regular price for the inferior version of DM. That cover is brutal along with the lack of extras.

I'm also not bothered by the cut if Eureka decides to release it Region Free.

Brian T

December titles:

THE HOSPITAL
FOREVER AMBER
WUTHERING HEIGHTS (1970)
ALICE
THE L-SHAPED ROOM

Why So Blu?

Looks like TT got the rights of Wild Bill. May have to go that route unless some one like Cruzon in the UK get the rights. Outside of the isolated score it's barebones here.




https://www.twilighttimemovies.com/wild-bill-blu-ray/

Kedrix

Yeah, I'm all over this one too...but I'm going to wait for at least $20. Mebee, $15, lol. I don't think it's going to sell out quick, but who knows.

Brian T

March titles:

UNDERWORLD USA (1961) BLU-RAY - March 20th

THE NEW CENTURIONS (1972) BLU-RAY - March 20th

DON’T BOTHER TO KNOCK (1952) BLU-RAY - March 20th (Brand New 2K Transfer)

THE SEVEN UPS (1973) BLU-RAY - March 20th (Brand New 4K Transfer)


It would be nice if TT was able to port over the excellent supplements package from the U.K. edition for The Seven-Ups, but I guess we'll see.

Brian T

Looks like TT did indeed port over everything from the U.K. edition and tossed in TWO isolated scores. Nice.

https://www.twilighttimemovies.com/s...s-the-blu-ray/

Isolated Music Track of the Don Ellis Film Score
Isolated Music Track of the Unused Johnny Mandel Score
Audio Commentary with Film Historian Richard Harland Smith
Introduction by Director-Producer Philip D’Antoni
The Seven-Ups Connection
A Tony Lo Bianco Type
Real to Reel
Cut to the Chase
Anatomy of a Chase: Behind the Scenes of the Filming of The Seven-Ups
Randy Jurgensen’s Scrapbook
Super 8 Version (not listed on the sleeve, but included in the list on TT's site)
Lobby Cards, Stills and Media Gallery
Original Theatrical Trailers

Classic Films

15 TITLES FOR $15 EACH!
Sale begins Wednesday, October 17th at 4pm Eastern and the sale ends Wednesday, October 31st at 4pm Eastern.
Orders must be placed during the sale period to obtain the sale pricing. No past, currently pending or future orders will qualify.

THUNDERBOLT AND LIGHTFOOT (1974 / ENCORE EDITION)

CHATO'S LAND (1972)

THE PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK (1971)

EYE OF THE NEEDLE (1981)

RUNAWAY TRAIN (1985)

KISS OF DEATH (1947)

THE FORTUNE COOKIE (1966)

BENEATH THE 12-MILE REEF (1953)

CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE (1947)

WILD BILL (1995)

MY COUSIN RACHEL (1952)

THE INCIDENT (1967)

DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK (1952)

AUTO FOCUS (2002)

THE BIRTH OF A NATION (1915): THE PHOTOPLAY PRODUCTIONS CENTENNIAL (2 DISC)

Classic Films

Big Year End Sale Starts Monday 11/19 at 4 PM. Some of the prices appear higher for some items then in previous sales. Some are less.

PRICE BRACKET 1: $24.95

THE ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA (1954)

BLACK WIDOW (1954)

SHORT NIGHT OF GLASS DOLLS (LA CORTA NOTTE DELLA BAMBOLE DI VETRO / 1971)

SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST (1960)

THE BRAVADOS (1958)

IN MY COUNTRY (2004)

THE LAST HURRAH (1958)

THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT (1977)



PRICE BRACKET 2: $22.95

GLORIA (1980)

THE HOT ROCK (1972)

RAPID FIRE (1992)

THE VIRGIN SOLDIERS (1969)

THE CHILDREN OF HUANG SHI (2008)

CINDERELLA LIBERTY (1973)

GENGHIS KHAN (1965)

THE REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER (1956)



PRICE BRACKET 3: $19.95

LET'S MAKE LOVE (1960)

MY GAL SAL (1942)

MY SISTER EILEEN (1955)

TAKE A GIRL LIKE YOU (1970)

THE BIRTH OF A NATION (1915): THE PHOTOPLAY PRODUCTIONS CENTENNIAL (2 DISC)

GERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND (1993)

HILDA CRANE (1956)

NEXT STOP, GREENWICH VILLAGE (1976)

AUTO FOCUS (2002)

BLUE DENIM (1959)

MODEL SHOP (1969)

NO DOWN PAYMENT (1957)

DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK (1952)

THE NEW CENTURIONS (1972)

THE SEVEN-UPS (1973)

UNDERWORLD U.S.A. (1961)

THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE MOON MARIGOLDS (1972)

HARRY AND WALTER GO TO NEW YORK (1976)

THE INCIDENT (1967)

MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY (1993)

BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE (1969)

DRAGONWYCK (1946)

HUSBANDS AND WIVES (1992)

MY COUSIN RACHEL (1952)

ALICE (1990)

FOREVER AMBER (1947)

THE HOSPITAL (1971)

THE L-SHAPED ROOM (1962)

WUTHERING HEIGHTS (1970)

BANANAS (1971)

DOCTOR DOLITTLE (1967)

GIDGET (1959)

SAYONARA (1957)

THE YELLOW HANDKERCHIEF (SHIWASE NO KIIROI HANKACHI / 1977 / REGION A ONLY)

THE PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER (1962)

PLAY DIRTY (1968)

WILD BILL (1995)

BENEATH THE 12-MILE REEF (1953)

GUN FURY 3D / 2D (1953)

HOUR OF THE GUN (1967)

LAWMAN (1971)

SEPTEMBER (1987)

8 HEADS IN A DUFFEL BAG (1997)

THE EMPEROR IN AUGUST (NIHON NO ICHIBAN NAGAI HI KETTEIBAN / 2015 - REGION A ONLY)

KID GALAHAD (1962)

THE LONG, HOT SUMMER (1958)

SUDDENLY, LAST SUMMER (1959)

THE CRIMSON KIMONO (1959)

EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX* (*BUT WERE TOO AFRAID TO ASK / 1972)

STATE FAIR (1962)

TOM SAWYER (1973) / HUCKLEBERRY FINN (1974)

THE QUIET AMERICAN (1958)

SNAKE IN THE EAGLE'S SHADOW / DRUNKEN MASTER (1978)

THE VALACHI PAPERS (1972)

THE BRIDGE AT REMAGEN (1969)

HELL AND HIGH WATER (1954)

YEAR OF THE COMET (1992)

BRUTAL TALES OF CHIVALRY (AKA SHOWA ZANKYO-DEN / 1965 / REGION A ONLY)

INFERNO 3D/2D (1953)

THE MAN IN THE MOON (1991)

THE STONE KILLER (1973)

WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN (1978)

ANOTHER WOMAN (1988)

THE FORTUNE COOKIE (1966)

HOW TO STEAL A MILLION (1966)

YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH (1941)

BABY BOOM (1987)

HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING (1967)

OUR MAN IN HAVANA (1959)

PEYTON PLACE (1957)

CHILLY SCENES OF WINTER (1979)

EDGE OF ETERNITY (1959)

INTERIORS (1978)

KISS OF DEATH (1947)



PRICE BRACKET 4: $14.95

COMES A HORSEMAN (1978 / PLEASE SEE TRANSFER NOTE)

STANLEY & IRIS (1990)

TWO FOR THE ROAD (1967)

THE BAREFOOT CONTESSA (1954)

THE BULLET TRAIN (AKA SHINKANSEN DAIBAKUHA / 1975 / REGION A ONLY)

THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM (1944)

NICHOLAS NICKLEBY (2002)

STARDUST MEMORIES (1980)

THE 3 WORLDS OF GULLIVER (1960)

THE BOSTON STRANGLER (1968)

GRAN BOLLITO (BLACK JOURNAL / 1977)

I WANT TO LIVE (1958)

MOSCOW ON THE HUDSON (1984)

PRETTY POISON (1968)

BOXCAR BERTHA (1972)

THE CHASE (1966)

THE TRAIN (ENCORE EDITION)

EYE OF THE NEEDLE (1981)

FROM NOON TILL THREE (1976)

MURPHY'S LAW (1986)

REMO WILLIAMS: THE ADVENTURE BEGINS... (1985)

BOBBY DEERFIELD (1977)

BRING ME TO THE HEAD OF ALFREDO GARCIA (1974) (ENCORE EDITION)

HARDCORE (1979)

LA MOGLIE PIU BELLA (THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WIFE / 1970)

THEATRE OF BLOOD (1973)

TONY ROME / LADY IN CEMENT (1967 / 1968)

THE GLORY GUYS (1965)

THE BLACK STALLION RETURNS (1983)

THE GANG'S ALL HERE (1943)

MISS SADIE THOMPSON (1953 / 2D AND 3D)

THE RUSSIA HOUSE (1990)

ZELIG (1983)

THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES (1959)

INSERTS (1975)

THE MEMBER OF THE WEDDING (1952)

THE PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK (1971)

ROLLERBALL (1975 / ENCORE EDITION)

ROMEO IS BLEEDING (1993)

GARDEN OF EVIL (1954)

I COULD GO ON SINGING (1963)

APPASSIONATA (1974)

EUREKA (1983)

CUTTER'S WAY (1981)

IN THE FRENCH STYLE (1963)

JULIA (1977)

A PRAYER FOR THE DYING (1987)

THUNDERBOLT AND LIGHTFOOT (1974 / ENCORE EDITION)

CHATO'S LAND (1972)

ALEXANDER THE GREAT (1956)

ANASTASIA (1956)

EXODUS (1960)

10 RILLINGTON PLACE (1971)

WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS (1950)

COWBOY (1958)

THE HAWAIIANS (1970)

LA BAMBOLA DI SATANA (THE DOLL OF SATAN / 1969)

THE BIG HEAT (1953 / ENCORE EDITION)

BOUND FOR GLORY (1976)

FROM THE TERRACE (1960)

THE HAPPY ENDING (1969)

HAWAII (1966)

THE LAST DETAIL (1973)

BORN FREE (1966)

THE DETECTIVE (1968)

HARLOCK SPACE PIRATE (2013 / 2 DISC / 2D AND 3D)

KINGS GO FORTH (1958)

BROKEN LANCE (1954)

FATHERLAND (AKA SINGING THE BLUES IN RED / 1986)

SCORPIO (1973)

SENSE AND SENSIBILITY (1995)

SHADOWS AND FOG (1991)



PRICE BRACKET 5: $9.95

STRANGE INVADERS (1983)

BLACK WIDOW (1987)

COUNT YORGA, VAMPIRE (1970)

DEVIL IN A BLUE DRESS (1995)

ANGEL (AKA DANNY BOY / 1982)

FAT CITY (1972)

GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER (1967)

THE LITTLE HOUSE (CHIISAI OUCHI / 2014)

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S SEX COMEDY (1982)

THE WORLD OF HENRY ORIENT (1964)

A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY (1987)

PLACES IN THE HEART (1984)

THE BEST OF EVERYTHING (1959)

ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS (1986)

STATE OF GRACE (1990)

CARLA'S SONG (1996)

THE FANTASTICKS (1995-2000)

THE REMAINS OF THE DAY (1993)

APRIL LOVE (1957)

SOLOMON AND SHEBA (1959)

TO SIR, WITH LOVE (1967)

STORMY WEATHER (1943)




PRICE BRACKET 6: $6.95

SCREAM AND SCREAM AGAIN (1970)

AMERICAN BUFFALO (1996)

BANDIT QUEEN (1994)

THE FORTUNE (1975)

THE TWILIGHT SAMURAI (2002)

FLAMING STAR (1960)

THE VANISHING (1993)

CHE! (1969)

RIFF-RAFF (1991) / RAINING STONES (1993)

SAVE YOUR LEGS! (2012)

RESURRECTED (1989)

THE FIRM (2009)

RITA, SUE AND BOB TOO (1987)

FEVER PITCH (1997)

ALL THE KING'S MEN (1949)

THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY (1956)

THE FRONT (1976)

ROYAL FLASH (1975)

ALAMO BAY (1985)

PONY SOLDIER (1952)

BELOVED INFIDEL (1959)

THE ROOTS OF HEAVEN (1958)

WOMAN OBSESSED (1959) DVD

VIOLENT SATURDAY (1955) DVD

Adam Tyner

I'm saddened to report that Nick Redman has passed away.

Josh Z

Damn.

I had no idea he was ill. I wonder what this means for the label. It's a pretty small company, I believe.

JeffTheAlpaca

Is Twilight still popular?

Most of the movies like Sleepless in Seattle and Fright Night were eventually released by the studios that made them.

Adam Tyner

PhantomStranger

Sad news, RIP. It was Redman that predicted the coming end of physical media a few years back when discussing his label.

Brian T

Haven't seen this one updated in a while, but these are the new announcements for June and July, for those so inclined:

JUNE
HUSSY (Helen Mirren)
HELLO FRISCO, HELLO (Alice Faye)
PIN UP GIRL (Betty Grable)
MOTHER WORE TIGHTS (Betty Grable)

JULY
BEHOLD A PALE HORSE (Gregory Peck)
THE CHAIRMAN (Gregory Peck)
THE PRESIDENT'S LADY (Susan Hayward)
10 NORTH FREDERICK (Gary Cooper)

B5Erik

This one came out last month. It is a GREAT Western.

PhantomStranger

Hadn't realized Warlock was released. Might pick it up if they put it on sale.

Adam Tyner

dex14

OldBoy

And because a year or so later a newer Special Edition, like Shout puts out that trumps the piddling TT, at least in extras. That’s what I’m learning to my dismay...

Mike86

The only title I ever bought from them was Fright Night.

Hazel Motes

A bunch of the Twilight Time discs I got eventually got way better releases elsewhere, mostly by Indicator. I'm mostly okay with them going out of business.

rw2516

Depends what you're interested in. TT gave you booklet and isolated score track. There are a lot of die hard film score people who probably put that isolated score track above the film. A lot of these titles will probably never see the light of day again given what may/may not happen with Fox catalog.

rw2516

They were priced right for their business model. They duplicated the limited edition cd soundtrack model targeting collectors exclusively with no retail distribution. This works with cds/music. CD collectors will pay $25 for exclusive cds while mass market cds are $10-15 in stores and Amazon. It doesn't work with video. The collector mentality is less rabid with video than music.

Josh-da-man

Movie soundtrack collectors seem like a fairly tiny niche. Outside of John Williams, or a small handful of films, there's very little interest in these things out there, so a boutique label can put out small print runs of obscure soundtracks at high prices directly to the people who want them.

Twilight Time's model for films always seemed unworkable. They were putting out 3000 copy print runs of everything. A film like Fright Night is probably popular enough with both mainstream audiences and the horror movie collectors to be able to move many times that amount. And it gets the same number of copies printed as some obscure 1960s movie that will be lucky to sell 10% of its print run.

The only Twilight Time movies I bought were the second Fright Night pressing at full price, and 1984, The Believers, and a couple of other titles I can't recall at the moment, for something like $10 each during one of their sales. Fright Night ended up getting a proper loaded SE from Sony and 1984 ended up with Criterion. Can't really complain about 1984 and The Believers, but they fucking hosed me on Fright Night (but at least I didn't double dip on their first barebones edition, too).

Now they're pretty much dead to me because I know that anything they put out worth owning will probably get a better and cheaper release from somewhere else. I couldn't care less about isolated scores.

andicus

I hope they stick around. Sure, some titles are later released by other publishers, but is that a valid criticism of Twilight Time?

And there are certainly titles that don't get released by anyone else.

Since they release niche titles, I still hold out hope that they'll release some of the films I'm waiting for.