Well, I find myself in possession of a lot of dvds. And since I can always use a bit of funds to pay for the commissions for all of my wizarding gear and my annual trip to Dragon Con, I am thinking of putting up a list for you lovely folk to purchase. But the question is, will there be any interest? The great majority of these are horror, mayhem and bloody bits, with some comedy and a few action hero types. Is it going to be worth my putting up a list, or would it make more sense to just take them to the local used book store for credits? I see titles such as The Ring, Final Destination 1-2-3, The Dead Zone, Wrong Turn, Funny Games, An American Crime, etc. Probably in the neighborhood of a 100 or so from the stacks I am looking at. Used of course, but I will go through and make sure the ones I would list are not all scratched up and are in good condition, though I will not watch them other than to drop them in the dvd and make sure they actually play.
This is maybe a third of the discs so far. I included the studio to make it easier to look them up on something like the Internet Movie Database. [link]
Slow Burn Lionsgate
GAG Thinkfilm
Wolf Creek Dimension
Streek Kings 20th Century Fox
Insanitarium Sony
Zodiac Paramont
Funny Games Warner Brothers
Brooklyn's Finest Overture Films
Gangster 3 Pack - The last days of Frankie the fly
The Funeral - The Immortals Echo Bridge Studio
The Hitcher Universal
Next Paramont
The Attic Allumination
The Mist Dimension
Passenger 57 Warner Brothers
The Cottage Sony
The Haunting of Molly Hartley 20th Century Fox
The Haunting in Connecticut Lionsgate
Zohan Sony
Shutter 20th Century Fox
The Siege 20th Century Fox
Big Stan HBO
Final Destination New Line Cinema
The Betrayed Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Dark Floors Lionsgate
Final Destination New Line Platinum
Final Destination 2 New Line Infinifilm
Final Destination 3 New Line Interactual
Black Snake Moan Paramont
Rest Stop Uncut Warner Brothers
Art of War Warner Brothers
Hide and Seek 20th Century Fox
Seven New Line Entertainment
Rules of Engagement Paramont
Two for the Money Universal
Road Trip Dream Works
Meet the Parents - Meet the Fockers Universal
Mr. Deeds New Line Cinema
Deuce Bigalow Columbia Pictures
Flatliners Columbia Pictures
Hot Fuzz Universal
Showtime Warner Brothers
Failure to Launch Paramont
Boiler Room New Line Entertainment
The Prophecy Collection 5 film set Miramax 2-disc
The Love Guru Spyglass
Nightmare on Elmstreet Collection New Line Cinema 8-disc
Dead Zone Complete First Season Lionsgate
Dead Zone Complete Second Season Lionsgate
Dead Zone Complete Third Season Lionsgate
College Road Trip Disney
Dan in Real Life Touchstone
Yes Man Warner Brothers
Money Talks New Line Entertainment
Twisted Paramont
Notes on a Scandel 20th Century Fox
The Stepfather Sony