I do so love seeing fellow physical media collectors show off their collections... its a good way to spot movies I might have not heard about or see a new movie set I might want to track down
So Thank you for sharing this!

The Crow & Sleepy Hollow! 😚👌🪓

I love seeing other people happy and excited about what they’re collecting. I love physical media too. Unfortunately, it’s a dying medium right now. It will have a resurgence like everything else does, but by then, the cost will be extremely higher. Thank you for sharing your collection.

What a great collection! I always enjoy seeing shelves full of physical movies instead of watchlists full of streaming titles.

I also think DVDs will become more valuable over time. I live in the Czech Republic, and I've actually seen something similar happen with VHS tapes. I finished high school in 2007, which was around the time video rental stores were shutting down. They had no use for VHS anymore, so they would leave boxes of tapes outside the stores for anyone to take for free.

Last year, the average price of horror movies on VHS reached around €100.

Anyway, thanks for the videos you make. I really enjoy them.

Kill list is one of my favsss such a wild ride

Very nice horror collection! I think this is the first channel that has shown a whole bunch of movies I've never heard of before (and I've seen the vast majority, if I haven't at least heard of them). So props for that.. I now have a bunch more to route out and add to my library.

One movie that is my absolute favourite among my Aussie horror collection is Peter Jackson's Brain Dead (otherwise known as Dead Alive). I won't spoil it, but if you haven't seen it, you're in for a treat.

Road Train is another underrated of my gory Aussie horror flicks that I'd recommend checking out.

I have heard of The Substance, though haven't yet seen it, but I have seen something similar in The Outside, a story that is part of Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities TV series. All of the other stories in this collection are also very worth watching.
Whilst on the subject of similarities in series' No End House, from the Channel Zero collection shares some familiarity, also. Which is one of my favourites of its four titles within the collection.

Yes good glad you got them love the hair by the way ❤⚘️

That was really fun. I feel like creature features and trashy movies from the 70s and 80s were a bit underrepresented for my taste—though that’s probably a question of age.

Love your hair! Also, loving that Texas Chainsaw poster (greatest horror film ever made, imho!)

Love your collection!!!
In the stack of movies you haven’t seen, Boo is a lot of cheesy fun. The acting and dialogue is really bad but the practical gore effects are really good!!!!

great collection, GG. i noticed The Hitcher. Brings back fun memories. I used to watch 1986 version with Rutger Hauer, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and C. Thomas Howell.

a great collector and so pretty :)

16:53 Agree. I even had a few years when during winter.. this was one of my favorite movies to see.

Fab collection youve reminded me of so many i saw years ago and need again, have you ever watched They? Its a film that freaked me out in my teens, and you defo have to watch the Brandon Lee crow film

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An American Werewolf In London is my all-time favorite horror movie. I have it on Blu-ray.

Awesome

Utilisons is the best way

happened to me last tuesday

Amazing collection