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Monday, November 23, 2009
Wampyr (1977) (AKA: Martin) - DVD-R of the Italian version that features different editing and a score by Goblin! PAL Format! Playable On XBOX360!





This is a RARE Italian DVD of George A. Romero's 1977 film, "Martin". The editing of the film is very different to that of the American cut. The whole sequence of scenes is pretty much in a different order and features a score by Italian rock group Goblin. Goblin scored many Italian horror movies in the 70's. Even though this is in Italian only, this is still a must have for Romero fans. "Martin" is my all time favorite movie and I've seen it countless times and I had no problem following this Italian cut. It's actually quite interesting to see this movie with the music by Goblin than the music scored by Donald Rubinstein in the American cut. It gives this movie a different feel and atmosphere. Grab this download cause it's unlikely we'll see a Italian cut of this movie reach U.S. shores in a official DVD release anytime soon.
- Total Duration: 01:21:00
- Language: Italian with no subtitles
- Aspect Ratio: 4:3-1.78:1
- Total Size: 3.77 GB
- Video Format: VOB files (Burn all the included video files to a DVD for a exact copy)
- PAL Format
- Compatible With XBOX360, most modern DVD players, and DVD-ROM players. Or you could try converting it to NTSC (American format) but you risk the chance of losing quality :(.
- Archive Format: RAR
- Server: Rapidshare
- Number of RAR Files: 21
- Link Password: Magic
- (Remember to use Upper Case when indicated in password. It's case-sensitive.)
IMPORTANT NOTE: To watch this movie you need to download every rar file first. But after you download them all and have them all on your hard drive or whatever place you download them to, you need to "extract" them all to get all the files. Highlight all the rar's with your cursor and go to "extract" on WINRAR and then it will start making the files. You can't preview it with just one rar file downloaded. Can't be done. Wish it could, but it's not possible with WINRAR. Sorry. After you extracted all the files, you'll need to burn the files onto a DVD blank of your choice. I suggest using Verbatim brand DVD blanks. I almost never have problems with that brand. Burn the VOB files (the VOB files are the format for the dvd's files) using your favorite DVD burning software. I like to use both CloneDVD2 and AnyDVD. After that sit back and enjoy, folks!
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Sunday, November 22, 2009
WEIRD MUSIC VIDEO! - "Plantman" - Gary Young
I first saw this video on Beavis and Butt-head and I remember laughing my ass off. But it is catchy. Hey readers, got any suggestions for any other really weird music videos? Let me know some and I'll try to hunt 'em down and post on here.
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The Last Shark (AKA: L'ultimo squalo; Great White) Theme Song - "Hollywood Big Time" - Yvonne Wilkins
A fan made music video for the catchy theme song to the banned shark movie "The Last Shark". Universal Studios won a court case and had this movie banned from the US cause of the similarities it had to their film JAWS. Despite receiving a new DVD overseas not too long ago it still is not likely America will ever get a legit copy on DVD.
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