rbrown498

I just pulled out the PURE TERROR set (at the risk of being shot), and there are seven officially-licensed movies on here from the Crown library: Double Exposure, They Saved Hitler's Brain, My Mom's a Werewolf, Point of Terror, Satan's Slave, Terror in the Jungle, and Don't Answer the Phone. Of those seven, Double Exposure, Point of Terror, and Satan's Slave are all widescreen AND 16x9-enhanced. The others are fullscreen. Of the 43 other films in the set, many are widescreen, but no others are 16x9-enhanced.

Hope this helps a little. Now I'm gonna get out of here before the bullets start flyin'.

milo bloom

Thanks, just curious.

I picked up the Sherlock Holmes set for 50 cents at a garage sale a few weeks ago, it's the one with 39 episodes on 3 discs, and they're in paper sleeves inside the case.

Tried to watch a little bit of one on my 46" screen, and that's just not happening.

Maybe if there was a sci-fi one with some old Academy ratio movies so I wouldn't have to worry about the 16x9 enhancement.

kd5

I've been tempted to buy this one:



...but haven't yet. -kd5-

shadokitty

I have that set, but haven't broke into it yet. Bought it for the sci fi challenge, and never even had time to go through the sci fi classics set. I also have the Warriors 50 movie set, and a 20 film Spaghetti Western set

Spottedfeather

My dad has a set of 50 Sci-Fi Classics.

JohnnyMovie

I'm pass this 50 movie pack distributor by Mill Creek in my collection and there with the double sided disc with an scratch and the fingerprint in both side. But I own 10 & 20 movie pack distributor by Mill Creek.

20 movie pack: 4
10 movie pack: 2

kidglov3s

I have 3 of the fifty packs, Drive-In Classics, Chlling Classics and Pure Terror. I also have the 250 Horror pack, and I got all the Crown sets they did.

The Man with the Golden Doujinshi

I own:
Action Classics - 50 films
All Stars Collection - 50 films
Billy the Kid - 20 films
Box Office Gold - 50 films
Burnt Rubber - 20 films
Chilling Classics - 50 films
Classic Sci-Fi TV - 150 episodes
Classic Serials - 150 episodes
Classic Westerns - 50 films
Combat Classics - 50 films
Cowboys and Bandits - 50 films
Crime Classics - 50 films
Cult Classics - 20 films
Dark Crimes - 50 films
Decrepit Crypt of Nightmares - 50 films
Drive-In Movie Classics - 50 films
Family Classics - 50 films
Historic Classics - 50 films
Horror Classics - 50 films
John Wayne - 20 films
Legends of Horror - 50 films
Martial Arts - 50 films
Mean Guns - 20 films
Mystery Classics - 50 films
Night Screams - 50 films
Nightmare Worlds - 50 films
Sci-Fi Classics - 50 films
Sci-Fi Invasion - 50 films
Spaghetti Westerns - 44 films
Spaghetti Westerns - 20 films
Suspense Classics - 50 films
Tales of Terror - 50 films
Ultimate TV Westerns - 150 episodes
Warriors - 50 films
Western Legends - 50 films
Gun Justice - 50 episodes
Pure Terror - 50 films

I also own a few of the old Brentwood sets, which is pretty much where these types of sets originated from. Back around early 2000 is when these first started coming out, with the 10 and 4 film sets. The difference between these and the Mill Creek are that it wasn't filled with the regular public domain titles but they did include some versions of films that weren't available anywhere else. One that comes to mind is one of the first Blind Dead films that was uncut.

As time went on, they started putting out sets containing more of the DTV ultra low budget horror films that looked like they were made by kids that finished film courses. Blood Thirst and Night Chills were like that. Before everything stopped, they put out at least a couple 20 film sets but those were filled with newer public domain titles, like Laser Mission.

I own:
Fright Night - 10 films
Tales of Terror - 10 films
Night Chills - 10 films
Space Quest - 20 films
Blood Thirst - 4 films
Deadtime Stories - 10 films

GoldenWheels

I've been meaning to look at the decades ones (Fabulous Fifties, Excellent Eighties, etc) they just released but matching them to other sets for duplicate titles to see if they are worth getting is a chore.

I don't mind some duplication with Mill Creek sets...it's unavoidable. But I do have a limit.

Lt. Brannigan

I suppose I should fess up and reveal just how many I actually own. Some of them are from when they were known as Tree Line. I bought these when they first started showing up.

Mammal

These sets can be useful in locating bad-but-fun movies, like "Horrors of Spider Island." I watched it in a bad transfer on a 50-of set, and ended up getting a remastered version from Something Weird. If I hadn't bought the 50-of set, I would have missed owning it. It is a delight.

That'sAllFolks

I'd like to get them all, but I'm picking them up when I see them cheap: