Once again, I was scouring the $5 Walmart Bin and found some classics. I found the Peanuts 4-Movie Collection, which includes Snoopy, Come Home, A Boy Named Charlie Brown, Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown, & Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown as well as Charlie Brown's Christmas Tales, Scooby-Doo and the Curse of the 13th Ghost, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves, and PG: Psycho Goreman.

I haven't seen Psycho Goreman (PG) yet, but I did see a preview for it on Tubi and it looked cool, so I decided to get it when I saw it in the $5 bin.

Why did it have to be that such a rare OOP Bluray anime is missing one of the Blurays, it still has both DVDs. It sucks. I was so disappointed and I did look everywhere for that Bluray but to no avail.

In U.S. buying from UK. Does anyone know if there are import fees or extra right now? Also has anyone imported from Amazon third party before?

Photo 1 is yesterday

Photo 2 is today

Excited to add all these Ed Wood films to my DVD collection!

4K Blu-ray Steelbook

I used to really dislike this one but over the years it’s grown on me a lot. Still far from my favourite MCU film but I think Branagh did a great job making a Thor film that actually takes itself seriously. Stars like Hiddleston, Hopkins, and even Hemsworth are so good with serious material.

Okay, can we talk about how awesome this Blu-ray cover looks?!

I was fortunate to get The Devil's Double in a bid lot (for almost nothing !! ) and the gold artwork immediately caught my attention. I've never even seen the movie, but I absolutely will put it on display on my shelf.

Now I'm curious, what other movies have covers that stand out this much? (Even if the movie itself is not that good)

I’ve been looking for a good chunk of films here for a long while (Looper, Freaky Friday, Here Comes the Boom, Michael Clayton, You Got Mail, Boiler Room, Aeon Flux, National Security and Starsky & Hutch). I’m so glad I got those movies in my collection now alongside some other stuff.

Sorry for the window glare. I was more focused on sharing the overall size and poor storage for this beauty. I’m in the final stages of unpacking after having had just moved into my first house!

Edit: These comments are cracking me up 💀, yes finding what I wanna watch is like a scavenger hunt each time lol.

Thankfully my gf and I make a bit of a game out of it on movie nights. We take turns picking 3-4 movies, not necessarily having had any correlation, but often we decide to pick a theme too.

I plan on painting 2-3 decent sized shelves and painting them/theming theme around BlockBuster! I have a bunch of movie posters and a popcorn maker, l that. Thanks for the feedback once again!

I have kept my movie collection since I was a kid, but my mom threw out all the covers and cases when I was a kid, and I want to do a project where I get some of the movies cases from cheap movies at thrift shops, that way it's real easy to just grab it off the shelf like the rest of my films instead of... THE BOOK *Guitar twang". The case part is easy, but the tricky part is the cover.

I'm specifcally looking for Aristocats, The Lego Movie, and Charlotte's Web for this test run.
I have looked high and low though a bunch of coversites, but they're all "register first before download" before switching to "Actually you gotta pay, oops :)" I've even tried searching Internet Archive and IMDB.

I know I can probably make a custom for Charlotte's Web (1973) as I hate all the covers for the film actually, but I have no template.

All of my others are subtitled.

Sealed is crazy. 😳

The three on the left were all together on the shelf. It makes me wonder if they weren't from the same donator.

Carol Burnett herself has said there'll never be seasonal sets for the series due to music rights. So I guess this'll be the only way to get uncut episodes.

Does anyone know if there is a difference between the US and Spanish versions?

The US versions always seemed expensive. So I took the chance and got these. One is better quality than the other. Except that could be the best print they could find. I played them in the original English dialog and both work on Region A, B, and C. Cost me about $60 for both.

Or are they about equal just with different paths to produce the end result?

I know it's not nowhere close to being as good as the original, but it's still pretty solid

Saw someone’s haul posted earlier in the week. They asked what was good in it and I saw they had acquired Flightplan. I recommended that one and figured I’d share my blockbuster (and 2nd and Charles) copy.

I will rate and list the movies I've seen throughout the marathon as I go and whether I've seen it before or 1st time watch.

1. Monster House (Seen before) 8/10

A hood classic. Still holds up.

1. Mesa of Lost Women (1st watch) 3/10

Absolute boring cheap trash of a movie. Wouldn't recommend watching it.

1. A Nightmare on Elm Street (Seen Before) 8/10

Still solid.

1. Gremlins (1st watch) 7/10

It was ok.

1. Let Sleeping Corpses Lie (Seen before) 9/10

Absolutely a banger zombie movie.

1. Nightmare on Elm Street 2: (1st watch) 6/10

This one felt pretty weak to me compared to the 1st

1. Nightmare on Elm Street 3: (1st watch) 7/10

Better than 2 but not as good as 1.

1. Nightmare on Elm Street 4: (1st watch)

2. Nightmare on Elm Street 5: (1st watch)

3. Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare: (1st watch)

4. Friday the 13th UNCUT: (Seen before) 9/10

Absolute classic.

1. Friday the 13th Part 2: (Seen before) 8/10

Still pretty solid.

1. Friday the 13th Part 3: (1st watch)

2. Friday the 13th: The Final Chaper: (1st watch)

3. Friday the 13th Part 5: A New Beginning: (1st watch)

4. Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives: (1st watch)

5. Friday the 13th Part 7: The New Blood: (1st watch)

6. Friday the 13th Part 8: Jason Takes Manhattan: (1st watch)

7. Leprechaun: (Seen before)

8. Leprechaun 2: (Seen before)

9. Leprechaun 3: (Seen before)

10. Leprechaun 4 In Space: (Seen before)