Universal Monsters double features -7/24/07
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Universal Monsters double features -7/24/07
These are due on July 24th according to Amazon.
Son of Frankenstein / Ghost of Frankenstein
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man / House of Frankenstein
Dracula's Daughter / Son of Dracula
The Mummy's Hand / The Mummy's Tomb
Werewolf of London / She-Wolf of London
Son of Frankenstein / Ghost of Frankenstein
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man / House of Frankenstein
Dracula's Daughter / Son of Dracula
The Mummy's Hand / The Mummy's Tomb
Werewolf of London / She-Wolf of London
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I'm making the same assumption as well - re-release of the old double features. It's the exact same art.
The Universal Monster films are some of my all-time favorites, but the Legacy Collections, I think, are the way to go on these. Really cool packaging and you get the touchstone films in addition to these sequels.
I'd like to see Universal release a 75th Anniversary Edition of The Mummy [I started a thread about this a week or so ago]. I'd also like to see them return to their Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi Collections for some bonus features. The all-time Universal classic The Black Cat is just begging for a commentary track and documentary.
The Universal Monster films are some of my all-time favorites, but the Legacy Collections, I think, are the way to go on these. Really cool packaging and you get the touchstone films in addition to these sequels.
I'd like to see Universal release a 75th Anniversary Edition of The Mummy [I started a thread about this a week or so ago]. I'd also like to see them return to their Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi Collections for some bonus features. The all-time Universal classic The Black Cat is just begging for a commentary track and documentary.
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The one advantage of buying these is no dual sided, dual layered discs. Those have been problematic for many buyers. They can put the double features on a single DVD9.
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I still have the earlier versions. Unless they've re-authored them: you are prompted to choose which movie to watch, once you choose one, you can't get to the second feature without first ejecting the disc and starting over.
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I see the first films in each series are being rereleased as well. But wouldn't that mean Frankenstein for example has the bad audio mix that is heavily filtered of 'noise'? If so,I wouldn't bother buying them and get the Legacy releases(either the full series sets,or stand alone SE releases).
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DVDEmpire has the listings for the reissues of the single films.
Bride of Frankenstein
Creature from the Black Lagoon
Dracula
Frankenstein
The Invisible Man
The Mummy
The Wolf Man
These are all released the same day as Monster Squad. Coincidence?
Bride of Frankenstein
Creature from the Black Lagoon
Dracula
Frankenstein
The Invisible Man
The Mummy
The Wolf Man
These are all released the same day as Monster Squad. Coincidence?
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Originally Posted by Julie Walker
I see the first films in each series are being rereleased as well. But wouldn't that mean Frankenstein for example has the bad audio mix that is heavily filtered of 'noise'? If so,I wouldn't bother buying them and get the Legacy releases(either the full series sets,or stand alone SE releases).
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I really wish they'd release "House of Dracula" on stand alone DVD. Its the only film that is ONLY available in the multi-movie set.
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I, personally couldn't possibly hold out. The Legacy sets are such a good price and you got so much value in them, I bought them all except The Invisible Man because I don't know if I'd dig those ones.




