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DubiousComforts
28-Oct-2009, 01:03 AM
For those lucky enough to live near the Frisco bay...

Tonight and tomorrow night only, in 35mm!

http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n215/shockit2me/VincentPricePoster-1.jpg

Get all the details on the official site: SHOCK IT TO ME! (http://shock-it-to-me.com/)

AUTOPSY of the DEAD (http://shock-it-to-me.com/?p=753) will also be available for sale in the theater lobby with copies also being given away as nifty door prizes. ;)
EvilNed
28-Oct-2009, 09:22 PM
Kinda cool. I happened to see this film not to long ago, tho, and didn't really like it. Found it kinda boring, actually.
bassman
28-Oct-2009, 09:50 PM
Awesome. Too bad i'm not on the west coast or I'd be there.:(


On a very small related note....has anyone seen the Omega Man Blu Ray? I've been tempted to pick it up but held off..
DubiousComforts
28-Oct-2009, 09:57 PM
Awesome. Too bad i'm not on the west coast or I'd be there.:(
You and me both. How cool would it be to see this on the big screen? I agree with Ned that it's not the greatest movie, but it's Vincent Price.


On a very small related note....has anyone seen the Omega Man Blu Ray? I've been tempted to pick it up but held off..
Yeah, I have it. One of the first blu-rays I picked up. The picture quality is excellent, but I think it cost me less than $10 on Amazon so I wasn't too worried.
bassman
28-Oct-2009, 10:21 PM
Yeah, I have it. One of the first blu-rays I picked up. The picture quality is excellent, but I think it cost me less than $10 on Amazon so I wasn't too worried.

Yeah, I think it's only 5-10 bucks at Best Buy. If you say it's worth that small of an amount, I think i'll go ahead and pick it up.:)
deadpunk
28-Oct-2009, 10:48 PM
I had never seen this one until I stumbled across it on the internet at: http://www.bmovies.com/. The site seems to be down currently (I haven't been there in awhile), but their library of B-movies is fairly impressive for those long, boring nights :dead:

I actually preferred Last Man to Omega Man (at the risk of being crucified). If I'm going for Charlton Heston Sci-Fi, its either Soylent Green or Planet of the Apes.