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DVD comes free with this Saturday's Grauniad, can't be bad for 70p or so :|
please check the telly ads, I may have got the paper and/or the day wrong, it's an old bloke thing :oops:
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Blimey I got excited then!

But I already have the Directors Cut on DVD :D
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James Blast wrote:DVD comes free with this Saturday's Grauniad, can't be bad for 70p or so :|
please check the telly ads, I may have got the paper and/or the day wrong, it's an old bloke thing :oops:
Excellent movie. I already own the DVD but must highly recommend this to anyone that doesn't have it. :notworthy:
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I have the movie (taped off the telly) on VHS, and while I like its 'Hammer Horror' quaintness, I really don't see the fascination with it.
Some parts are pretty embarassing (Woodward, Pitt and Eckland's accents, to begin with).
Rowan's song and the nice 'booty double' with a hint of blonde minge was very nice. :D
The rest, I'm still not sure about. I can't/don't see the attraction.
I will still buy The Grauniad for it, Hell! I pay near five quid for a packet of fags everyday :oops:
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James Blast wrote: hint of blonde minge

. . .

I still don't see the attraction.
To coin a phrase, Next! :lol:
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smiscandlon wrote:To coin a phrase, Next! :lol:
please enlighten me Steven, BTW do you have the BBC Scotland XS programme about it?
I do but its on a somewhat slightly damaged VHS tape, it still plays fine and you can see and hear all that's going on, but it has a bit of a left to right 'video interference thin line' in the middle of the screen.
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I've got the nice double disc DVD of TWM... paid £17.99 for it about a year ago.

Bloody £5.99 on Play.com now. :evil: :roll:
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James Blast wrote:please enlighten me Steven, BTW do you have the BBC Scotland XS programme about it?
I do but its on a somewhat slightly damaged VHS tape, it still plays fine and you can see and hear all that's going on, but it has a bit of a left to right 'video interference thin line' in the middle of the screen.
I just think it's a really intelligent film that defies categorisation - 'Horror' movie my arse.

I did watch the XS programme, I think, but didn't record it as far as I can recall.
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Anyone possibly picking up an extra copy?

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Petseri wrote:Anyone possibly picking up an extra copy?

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:notworthy: Time for more packages passing in the station?
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James Blast wrote: Some parts are pretty embarassing Eckland's accent to begin with
As well as it not being her arse - it's not her voice either
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Don't give a stuff about Eckland's stunt-arse; not when it's got Christopher Lee and Callan in it :notworthy: :notworthy:

S'definitely not yer average horror flick though. If anything, I reckon it's related to The League of Gentlemen somewhere along the line.

and I'll probably buy the Grauniad for it anyway, despite buying the film on double DVD already :roll: :lol:
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In the singing group I'm in we have been singing "The Maypole Song" from the film in a Mediaevil Baebes stylee ;D
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@ Heather, no t'was a wonderful female arse, albeit a stunt arse :D
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James Blast wrote:@ Libs, I shudderImage
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No it's really very good
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Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
James Blast wrote:@ Libs, I shudderImage
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No it's really very good
Don't listen to 'im Libs... I bet it's fab 8) .
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boudicca wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
James Blast wrote:@ Libs, I shudderImage
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No it's really very good
Don't listen to 'im Libs... I bet it's fab 8) .
Wait a minute, didn't the Baebes do a version of that themselves....

* Digs out Undrentide *

Track 7. As you were. 8)
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James Blast wrote:@ Heather, no t'was a wonderful female arse, albeit a stunt arse :D
in my humble opinion, all female arses are wonderful :wink:
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SomeKindOfStranger wrote:
James Blast wrote:@ Heather, no t'was a wonderful female arse, albeit a stunt arse :D
in my humble opinion, all female arses are wonderful :wink:
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except skinny no booty ones, of course
talk about mudflaps... :innocent:
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James Blast wrote:talk about mudflaps... :innocent:
The bigger the cushion the sweeter the pushin'? :lol:
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smiscandlon wrote:
James Blast wrote:talk about mudflaps... :innocent:
The bigger the cushion the sweeter the pushin'? :lol:
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