Original Pupper Master Box Set Available!
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Originally Posted by jmj713
These REALLY need remasters. Will Full Moon ever release a 9-film set with every movies actually remastered?
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I saw the original release once at a local used CD/DVD store. I inquired into whether or not I could purchase it, and the clerk told me that somebody had it reserved. I'm kind of glad that I didn't buy it, because it didn't seem to be in that great of condition. Also, I've only seen Puppet Master 4, which was pretty good.
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It feels so good after a long wait to get this in an economical cost...
For $50 - free shipping.. I got mine 4days after I ordered
Originally Posted by xage
For $50 - free shipping.. I got mine 4days after I ordered
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Originally Posted by lcnickell
hard to find a box that houses 73 films.
i'm seen porn films with less and better squels.
but yeah i got the box as well.
i'm seen porn films with less and better squels.
but yeah i got the box as well.
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Originally Posted by jmj713
The box doesn't even have all the movies in the series.
And they were not the only (among horror boxsets) incomplete in boxset series.
1. The Friday The 13th series did not came with Jason Goes To Hell, Jason X and Freddy Vs Jason
2. The Nightmare in Elm Street Boxset did not came with Freddy VS Jason
3. Child's Play Boxset did not even came with Child's Play 1
4. Evil Dead Books Of the Dead Boxset did not came with Army Of Darkness
Overall.. You should know that there is what you called "License" and that is the reason why some boxsets are not that complete.
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Originally Posted by xage
Overall.. You should know that there is what you called "License" and that is the reason why some boxsets are not that complete.
For example, Paramount owns the distribution rights to the first eight Friday the 13th films. Whereas New Line does own the copyrights to the Jason character as Paramount sold it to them, they own the rights to the last two films plus Freddy vs. Jason.
Same thing applies to Universal. MGM/20th Century Fox own the distribution rights to Child's Play, but Universal owns the rights to Chucky plus the distribution to all the sequels.
Full Moon only owns the first seven films of Puppet Master as those are the ones they specifically produced (which is kinda funny considering The Legacy consists of archival footage of the entire series). The other two films are owned by different companies, thus why they're not apart of the boxset.
And is Full Moon even in business anymore? I wouldn't be shocked if we see a DVD release down the road from a different company. Let it be Anchor Bay, Blue Underground, Unearthed Films, Dark Sky Pictures -- anybody to be honest. Shit. I'm sure the same could be said about Troma with the way that company's headed.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
Um. Not really. It's more due to which company owns the distribution rights -- and in terms of some films, the rights to the character or the trademark.
However, the said rights are also regional.
Anyways... the said Boxset is still the best Puppet Master series out there! and its Region code free!
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Originally Posted by xage
2. The Nightmare in Elm Street Boxset did not came with Freddy VS Jason
Originally Posted by Matthew Chmie
I'm sure the same could be said about Troma with the way that company's headed.
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Originally Posted by jmj713
The box doesn't even have all the movies in the series.
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Originally Posted by Matthew Chmiel
Um. Not really. It's more due to which company owns the distribution rights -- and in terms of some films, the rights to the character or the trademark.
For example, Paramount owns the distribution rights to the first eight Friday the 13th films. Whereas New Line does own the copyrights to the Jason character as Paramount sold it to them, they own the rights to the last two films plus Freddy vs. Jason.
Same thing applies to Universal. MGM/20th Century Fox own the distribution rights to Child's Play, but Universal owns the rights to Chucky plus the distribution to all the sequels.
Full Moon only owns the first seven films of Puppet Master as those are the ones they specifically produced (which is kinda funny considering The Legacy consists of archival footage of the entire series). The other two films are owned by different companies, thus why they're not apart of the boxset.
And is Full Moon even in business anymore? I wouldn't be shocked if we see a DVD release down the road from a different company. Let it be Anchor Bay, Blue Underground, Unearthed Films, Dark Sky Pictures -- anybody to be honest. Shit. I'm sure the same could be said about Troma with the way that company's headed.
For example, Paramount owns the distribution rights to the first eight Friday the 13th films. Whereas New Line does own the copyrights to the Jason character as Paramount sold it to them, they own the rights to the last two films plus Freddy vs. Jason.
Same thing applies to Universal. MGM/20th Century Fox own the distribution rights to Child's Play, but Universal owns the rights to Chucky plus the distribution to all the sequels.
Full Moon only owns the first seven films of Puppet Master as those are the ones they specifically produced (which is kinda funny considering The Legacy consists of archival footage of the entire series). The other two films are owned by different companies, thus why they're not apart of the boxset.
And is Full Moon even in business anymore? I wouldn't be shocked if we see a DVD release down the road from a different company. Let it be Anchor Bay, Blue Underground, Unearthed Films, Dark Sky Pictures -- anybody to be honest. Shit. I'm sure the same could be said about Troma with the way that company's headed.
The box set was distributed by Koch and was pulled when Paramont put the kabash on the thing since they still controlled the rights in the US. I also am a bit suspicious about the seemingly endless supply of sets "uncovered" by FULL MOON in the past few years. The 70-ish qty of sets seems more like 700 or more. They were/are selling them even now on their website for $50 (a 50% off sale still running as of yesterday) a few years later. Those Koch sets were going upwards of $300 on eBay not long ago...
Charlie Band has been struggling to keep FULL MOON together for years now and he seems to be climbing out of the hole at last. God bless him for hanging in there and if he's making a few bucks on semi bogus "lost" Puppet master DVD set, well good for him. He deserves it more than the eBay speculators thats for sure.
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Originally Posted by Carcosa
They were/are selling them even now on thier website for $50 (a 50% off sale still running as of yesterday...
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Originally Posted by Carcosa
I also am a bit suspicious about the seemingly endless supply of sets "uncovered" by FULL MOON in the past few years. The 70-ish qty of sets seems more like 700 or more.
I figured they had a warehouse full of the ones they couldn't sell anymore and they "discovered" it when they got the rights back.
FYI: They are going to do a 50% off sale on Valentine's Day. This includes everything except for and brand new box sets(at least that's what they did last year). This includes posters, clothing, movies, anything.
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Originally Posted by Mister Peepers
I figured they had a warehouse full of the ones they couldn't sell anymore and they "discovered" it when they got the rights back.
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Originally Posted by Mister Peepers
FYI: They are going to do a 50% off sale on Valentine's Day. This includes everything except for and brand new box sets(at least that's what they did last year). This includes posters, clothing, movies, anything.
I missed out on the $50 Puppet Master Box because I decided to buy the Buffy: Chosen Collection this past X-Mas.
I still need to get this set, crappy transfers or not. Xage, I'm jealous.
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Originally Posted by asianxcore
Lets hope they include box sets this year.
I bought a couple shirts, posters, 7(?) statues, and tons of dvds.
#121
Originally Posted by man*machine
"We found some old sealed copies in our warehouse", "it's an Australian import DVD set and it's in NTSC-region 1 - so we can sell it", etc.
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i knew this was a shady set when I bought it...the keepcases stink like the cheap ones you get at walmart...but it was 15 bucks used, so not too bad.
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Originally Posted by man*machine
and "import versions" never released anywhere are amazingly imported to the US for sale.
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I've always viewed Band as being the true owner of these films, so to me, all the discs on his site are legit and official releases to me. Especially since Paramount would never give half a damn about these films.
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Originally Posted by Mister Peepers
They the sold import versions of all the Puppet Master movies on their site before they started selling the Puppet Master box sets again. Same with some of the other movies like Subspecies.
Its all pretty amusing...but am happy to see these films available again and on DVD at last. They may not have the best transger quality but hey, its FM movies. I bought the SUBSPECIES set and was most pleased to have it. I'll buy the sets that have the older FULL MOON titles eventually...
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Originally Posted by dcrw6
I've always viewed Band as being the true owner of these films, so to me, all the discs on his site are legit and official releases to me. Especially since Paramount would never give half a damn about these films.
I just wish he wouldn't use the smelly Meritline DVD cases...