Two more 50-MOVIE MEGAPACKS, HORROR and MYSTERY
 

Overstock has these for 27.98 but I'm hoping members will keep their eyes peeled http://www.intergate.com/~tobeornot2...-ANI/12937.gif for the famous RITE-AID $19.99 SALES on these Megapacks and update the thread accordingly.

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http://images.overstock.com/f/102/31...ts/P942809.jpg MYSTERY PACK HERE http://www.intergate.com/~tobeornot2...yPIPESMOKE.gif

MISS PEACH
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THE HORROR TITLES . . .

A SHRIEK IN THE NIGHT . . . Ginger Rogers
ATOM AGE VAMPIRE . . . Alberto Lupo
ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES . . . Ken Clark
BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS . . . Tor Johnson
BLACK DRAGONS . . . Bela Lugosi
BLOODLUST . . . Robert Reed
BLUEBEARD . . . John Carradine
CARNIVAL OF SOULS . . . Candace Hilligoss
CREATURE FROM THE HAUNTED SEA . . . Robert Towne
DEAD MEN WALK . . . George Zucco
DEMENTIA 13 . . . William Campbell
DOOMED TO DIE . . . Boris Karloff
DR. JECKYLL MR. HYDE . . . John Barrymore
HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL . . . Vincent Price
INVISIBLE GHOST . . . Bela Lugosi
KING OF THE ZOMBIES . . . Joan Woodbury
LAST WOMAN ON EARTH . . . Robert Towne
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS . . . Jack Nicholson
MANIAC . . . Bill Woods
METROPOLIS . . . Gustav Frolich
MONSTER FROM A PREHISTORIC PLANET . . . Tamro Kawaji
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD . . . Judith O'Dea
NIGHTMARE CASTLE . . . Barbara Steele
NOSFERATU . . . Max Shreck
ONE BODY TOO MANY . . . Bela Lugosi
PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES . . . Kent Taylor
REVOLT OF THE ZOMBIES . . . Dean Jagger
SWAMP WOMEN . . . Mike Connors
THE AMAZING MR. X . . . Richard Carlson
THE APE . . . Boris Karloff
THE BAT . . . Vincent Price
THE BRAIN THAT WOULDNT DIE . . . Jason Evers
THE CORPSE VANISHES . . . Bela Lugosi
THE FATAL HOUR . . . Boris Karloff
THE GIANT GILA MONSTER . . . Don Sullivan
THE GORILLA . . . The Ritz Brothers
THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME . . . Lon Chaney
THE INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN . . . Lon Chaney Jr.
THE KILLER SHREWS . . . James Best
THE LAST MAN ON EARTH . . . Vincent Price
THE MAD MONSTER . . . George Zucco
THE MONSTER MAKER . . . J Carrol Naish
THE MONSTER WALKS . . . Rex Lease
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA . . . Lon Chaney
THE SCREAMING SKULL . . . John Hudson
THE TERROR . . . Jack Nicholson
THE VAMPIRE BAT . . . Melvyn Douglas
THE WORLD GONE MAD . . . Pat O'Brien
TORMENTED . . . Richard Carlson
WHITE ZOMBIE . . . Bela Lugosi

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THE MYSTERY TITLES . . .

ALGIERS . . . Charle Boyer;Hedy Lamarr
BULLDOG DRUMMOND COMES BACK . . . John Barrymore
BULLDOG DRUMMOND ESCAPES . . . Ray Milland
BULLDOG DRUMMOND IN AFRICA . . . John Howard
BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S PERIL . . . John Howard
BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S REVENGE . . . John Howard
BULLDOG DRUMMOND'S SECRET POLICE . . . John Howard
DETOUR . . . Tom Neal
DICK TRACY DETECTIVE . . . Morgan Conway
DICK TRACY MEETS GUESOME . . . Boris Karloff
DICK TRACY VS CUEBALL . . . Morgan Conway
EYES IN THE NIGHT . . . Donna Reed
FOG ISLAND . . . Lionel Atwill
GREAT GUY . . . James Cagney
HE WALKED BY NIGHT . . . Richard Basehart
IMPACT . . . Brian Donlevy
JIGSAW . . . Franchot Tone
KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL . . . John Payne
KENNEL MURDER CASE . . . William Powell
MIDNIGHT MANHUNT . . . Ann Savage
MR WONG DETECTIVE . . . Boris Karloff
MR. MOTO'S LAST WARNING . . . Peter Lorre
MURDER AT MIDNIGHT . . . Aileen Pringle
MURDER BY TELEVISION . . . Bela Lugosi
MURDER WITH PICTURES . . . Lew Ayres
MYSTERY LINER . . . Noah Beery
NANCY DREW REPORTER . . . Bonita Granville
QUICKSAND . . . Mickey Rooney
SCARLET STREET . . . Edward G. Robinson
SHERLOCK HOLMES A STUDY IN SCARLET . . . Reginald Owen
SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE SECRET WEAPON . . . Basil Rathbone
SHERLOCK HOLMES DRESSED TO KILL . . . Basil Rathbone
SHERLOCK HOLMES MURDER AT THE BASKERVILLES . . . Arthur Wontner
SHERLOCK HOLMES TERROR BY NIGHT . . . Basil Rathbone
SHERLOCK HOLMES THE SIGN OF FOUR . . . Arthur Wontner
SHERLOCK HOLMES THE WOMAN IN GREEN . . . Basil Rathbone
SUDDENLY . . . Frank Sinatra
THE DEATH KISS . . . David Manners
THE GREEN GLOVE . . . Glenn Ford
THE MAN ON THE EIFFEL TOWER . . . Burgess Merideth
THE MOONSTONE . . . David Manners
THE MYSTERIOUS MR. WONG . . . Bela Lugosi
THE SECOND WOMAN . . . Robert Young
THE SHADOW "INTERNATIONAL CRIME" . . . Rod Laroque
THE SHADOW STRIKES . . . Rod Laroque
THE STRANGER . . . Orson Welles
THE TRIUMPH OF SHERLOCK HOLMES . . . Arthur Wontner
THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL . . . John Garfield
TOO LATE FOR TEARS . . . Lizabeth Scott
TOPPER RETURNS . . . Roland Young

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HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL . . . Vincent Price
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS . . . Jack Nicholson
METROPOLIS . . . Gustav Frolich
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD . . . Judith O'Dea
THE LAST MAN ON EARTH . . . Vincent Price

Well, that right there alone would be worth the 20 bucks! Everthing after that would be pure gravy.

Of course anyone looking for just Metropolis, should really seek out the restored version. This one may be nigh-unwatchable.

Oops . . . I just realized this should probably be in BARGAINS. Sorry. I keep doing that tsk.

PEACH

Someone posted it in the Bargains forum last night:
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=343068

Rob

Come on Rite Aid...get the horror set! :) I haven't seen the first 2 on sale since Christmas.

The company that released those also released,

Action Classics, 50 Movie Pack
100 Cartoon Classics
Comedy Classics, 50 Movie Pack
Hollywood Legends, 50 Movie Pack
150 Serial Classics
Sci-Fi Classics, 50 Movie Pack
War Classics, 50 Movie Pack
Western Classics, 50 Movie Pack

anybody know the company to look at all their titles for sale?

...try this site...

. . . :o . . .

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I do not see the sets listed.

ARRRGGHHHHH

Can someone tell all about the quality of these films?

Are the DVD's quality...and are they in regular keepcases...

The quality of the movies varies. The DVDs are flippers with movies on each side, in a cardboard sleeve with story synopsis.

I can report that the quality varies (which is why I strongly urge people to wait for a 19.99 deal on these sets, to allow for those few bad eggs). I've seen (let me see) 3 and the only one that had what I would consider serious issues was the LONG JOHN SILVER one:

For the first approximately 15 minutes of the movie the vocals were not in synch with the video and the effect, I have to confess, was hilarious because they were off by just enough miliseconds that the effect was like Japanese monster movies with dubbing — think "Mothra" with English voiceovers. In fact, we had more fun watching that part of the movie than the rest of it, to be shamelessly honest heh.

The other two we watched were as good as you might see on your TV, some crackling during the first few minutes but then seamless B&W for the feature.

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PEACH

Your next MEGAPACK might be FREE! Click here for an Rx Transfer offer from RITE-AID but act quickly, it's good through MARCH 26. Definitely YMMV but give it a shot . . .

PEACH

http://www.dvdmegapacks.com

They e-mail me with these periodically. A bit more expensive, but has some info.

Since I wouldn't pay more than $20 for one of these, the dvdmegapacks site is a No Go for me, especially since shipping is added. I'm content to wait for Rite-Aid to get in the Mystery pack and offer it for $19.99 — which will be $1.64 after I apply the $20.00 Gift Card I just got for transferring a prescription. And if not . . . that's fine too. The two I have right now (FAMILY and HORROR) were must-haves; any others are optional.

I also think that Treeline Films' packaging model is one that we can expect to see replicated with other vendors (although I'm very pleased with Treeline's). The price of DVDs is going nowhere but down and the concept of bundling movies is a wildly popular one, especially for these older films. What I particularly like about the Treeline sleeves are the short plot descriptions printed on each side. Very helpful.

PEACH
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