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Comment on Blu-Ray News #385: Dick Tracy RKO Pictures Collection (1945-47). by Michael Richards
In reply to Toby.
Tob...
Comment on Blu-Ray News #385: Dick Tracy RKO Pictures Collection (1945-47). by Toby
In reply to Michael Richards.
Comment on Blu-Ray News #385: Dick Tracy RKO Pictures Collection (1945-47). by Michael Richards
I bought a Dick Tracy DVD box set many years back, the picture quality on all 4 films was quite good. I've still got the set because I never thought there would be anythi...
Comment on Blu-Ray News #385: Dick Tracy RKO Pictures Collection (1945-47). by john knight
Yes Mike some super stuff there and great to see you here on the H8. There's some amazing stuff on you tube there's a high def colorized version of WOMAN IN THE DARK (193...
Comment on Blu-Ray News #385: Dick Tracy RKO Pictures Collection (1945-47). by Michael Richards
Kit Parker has his official YouTube channel called "The Sprocket Vault". Well worth dipping into, especially for some of those good/bad Lippert films, and plenty more int...
Comment on Blu-Ray News #385: Dick Tracy RKO Pictures Collection (1945-47). by john knight
After some diversions the H8 returns to what it does best-at least as far as us B Movie junkies are concerned. I've been watching some of that old Kit Parker (BTW what's ...
Comment on DVD News #383: Bombs Over Burma (1942). by john knight
Film Masters keep knocking 'em out of the park. They are prepping Bill Karn's DOOR TO DOOR MANIAC (1961) with a 4K restoration from master elements. Cast includes Johnny ...
Comment on DVD News #383: Bombs Over Burma (1942). by john knight
I actually prefer THE LADY FROM CHUNGKING which let's Wong strut her slinky stuff as she plays up to a War Lord-it's certainly lighter in tone.
...Comment on DVD News #383: Bombs Over Burma (1942). by Toby
In reply to john knight.
I'm working on a revi...
Comment on DVD News #383: Bombs Over Burma (1942). by john knight
The transfer from Film Masters is stellar and none of the horrible neg damage on other versions-I hope sales justify FM releasing more of these PRC Monogram gems.