Are any of these on dvd?
 

Does anyone out there know if any of the following movies are available on dvd in any region:

Rituals (the VHS is too dark to tell what is going on in the last 1/2 hour)
Blood Diner (I think there is an R2, but is it OAR, any extras)
I was a teenage zombie (good luck on this one)
Brain Dead (the Bill Paxton/Pullman one, not Peter Jacksoon)
Exterminators of the year 3000 (I think its italian)
The Video Dead
Meet the feebles

Thanks for any help!

Meet the Feebles is
 

You can find it amazon, I had seen a rush on Peter Jackson DVD's after the first LOTR movies. As far as quality I don't know...truly a disturbing and funny movie..eek...

I'm lookin for Baywatch (don't laugh) or Perfect Weapon.

I don't believe The Video Dead is on DVD in any region. It's on my wishlist though!

I've heard it said that the DVD looks pretty bad (then again, how good did the movie look to start with?). Also, that movie was on Anchor Bay's coming attractions page for about a year or so as an upcoming special edition, though it's not there anymore. Not sure why.

These titles are available:
I was a teenage zombie [Image release]
Brain Dead [I thought this was OOP, but apparently not]
Meet the feebles [possibly OOP, better release seems likely but unconfirmed]

For future reference, there's a site called dvdpricesearch.com [this site won't let me link it; it keeps changing my link to a different one; if this link needs removal, I'm sorry, I didn't know]. It's a good place to check for R1 titles. You can also try places like www.dvdaficionado.com (which also covers other regions), but they're less perfect and updated than price search.

Brain Dead

I own this on DVD. Part of the Roger Corman series.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...v=glance&s=dvd

blood diner is out somewhere... ive seen it issued recently, by "dragon"

http://www.xploitedcinema.com/dvds/dvds.asp?title=3273

It seems that when Anchor Bay was sold, they lost the rights to a lot of the titles they had planned on releasing.

Meet the Feebles released by Spectrum is out of print, but Jef Films re-released it January 2004.