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Originally Posted by Yharnamresident

Its worth it. The EU wants to flood your country with millions of Africans and Arabs.

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Again this is another myth with the EU and I don't know why people bash the EU for it. Sadly the Western Gov's did more for that, than the EU in the old Empire days with the likes of the Slave trade, when the UK, French, Spanish and Portuguese we sailing the sea's and taking over most of Afria and Asia . The UK most or less invented mass immigration and imported millions of works to work down the pits, in the Cotton mills. One didn't need the EU to have a load come from Europe either, the Pits Ect did that (My Grandfather came over from Ireland) and to this day in tiny village we have 2 Italian Cafe's and 3 Italian chip shops all being run by the young generation of the Italian families after their Great/Gand parents came to the UK to escape Mussolini

If your economy is doing well and there are Jobs, workers will come from all over, the USA shows that

I wonder if its possible to swap the files of Kiss Pinball on Playstation 1 with the duke nukem table from Balls of Steel.. effectively creating Balls of Steel on PSX.

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Originally Posted by NeoVamp

Hah, people told me that before. I think it has to do with growing up in the 80s on a steady diet of The A-Team/Knightrider/Airwolf/Magnum/Miami Vice and reading mostly American gaming magazines (GamePro/EGM)

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What were the censorship laws like in Holland in the '80s? I used to get loads of uncut horror films from there and even some really nasty stuff like Wild Beasts (which I didn't like) . I used to love the fact that I could get all the uncut gore from Tom Savini and Make-Up artists like Giannetto De Rossi; Most of Lucio Fulci work was cut to hell and back inthe UK in the 80's

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Originally Posted by Team Andromeda

What were the censorship laws like in Holland in the '80s? I used to get loads of uncut horror films from there and even some really nasty stuff like Wild Beasts (which I didn't like) . I used to love the fact that I could get all the uncut gore from Tom Savini and Make-Up artists like Giannetto De Rossi; Most of Lucio Fulci work was cut to hell and back inthe UK in the 80's

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I don't think we actually censored shit in the 80s, though I wasn't really into horror movies as a kid so I might have missed shit. but I don't think we did.
I still remember the first time I actually saw censorship on tv, must have been 2012 or something.. was that James Bond movie where they stab that 006 guy in New Orleans.
They completely cut the stab scene, only because some poor schmuck got stabbed in Amsterdam or Rotterdam whatever a couple days prior.

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Originally Posted by Team Andromeda

Perhaps the horror movie censorship was related to the UK "video nasty" laws of the 80s. The UK is actually home to one of my favorite distributors of 80s horror on Blu-ray, Arrow Films. Many of their releases are region B, but they do release some region free discs that we get in the US. But their releases are always the original cuts of the movies, not the truncated versions of yesterday.

While I'm not sure if they offer their releases in the UK, I heartily recommend Vinegar Syndrome's blu releases. Criterion quality video and audio with exclusive extras and beautiful slip covers. But their focus is exploitation classics of the 70s and 80s, lots of great horror flicks, and they've done a number of movies that the great Tom Savini worked on. They have their own dedicated thread on the Blu-ray.com forums, and so does Arrow and a number of other excellent distributors.

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Yeah big shout out for Arrow Films. They've been releasing absolutely excellent Blu-Rays covering so many different film genres for years now. I'm a big horror film fan and Arrow releases usually boast uncut versions with excellent sound and picture quality, especially on old films that have been cleaned up, and usually a great range of extras.

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Originally Posted by SegataS

Goodbye importing games or anything in the US and goodbye to anyone who buys from the US. Trump the Cunt ruined all that. https://www.freightwaves.com/news/us...ion-next-month

Fuck him and his voters can go fuck themselves as well.

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Are you aware what's meant by saying rates are/were kept artificially low?

Edit: In terms of trade, commerce, etc.., the people of the United States have been getting raped for decades.

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Originally Posted by profholt82

Yeah big shout out for Arrow Films. They've been releasing absolutely excellent Blu-Rays covering so many different film genres for years now. I'm a big horror film fan and Arrow releases usually boast uncut versions with excellent sound and picture quality, especially on old films that have been cleaned up, and usually a great range of extras.

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Arrow and Anchor Bay are my fav ,but I have to say Scream Factory are fast becoming my fav , with their uncut films and ace extras. I love some of the stuff from Cult screenings too; Thier making of Fright Night is incredible

Arrow, Scream, Shout and Severin have some really nice releases with plenty of content!

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That doesn't look familiar at all does it ;)
I'm tempted but at $60...eh. They are emulating the best controller ever tho for 2D games and fighting games. I want it for the novelty alone.

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Originally Posted by JCU

Arrow, Scream, Shout and Severin have some really nice releases with plenty of content!

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Never heard of Severin, Have to check them out. I also like 88 Films and Eurek films for their Hi-def remasters of Jackie Chan films

Severin are very good. They're kind of like the US equivalent of Arrow...sort of. I'm a huge fan of the classic British horror films produced by Amicus Studios back in the 60's and 70's, and to get hold of a Blu Ray copy of one of my favourite horror films of all time, Asylum (1972), I had to order it from Severin over in the states. So pleased I did, it's superb.

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Severin are very good. They're kind of like the US equivalent of Arrow...sort of. I'm a huge fan of the classic British horror films produced by Amicus Studios back in the 60's and 70's, and to get hold of a Blu Ray copy of one of my favourite horror films of all time, Asylum (1972), I had to order it from Severin over in the states. So pleased I did, it's superb.

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Wow , thanks had a look and they have some good stuff . luckily paid day is the 21st and thanks to it being a Sunday , it's in the bank now
So getting some BluRays LOL

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Wow , thanks had a look and they have some good stuff . luckily paid day is the 21st and thanks to it being a Sunday , it's in the bank now
So getting some BluRays LOL

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Yeah it's payday for me today as well, and as soon as six o'clock rolls around I'm done working for another four days. I plan to peruse Ebay for CIB Mega Drive, Mega CD and Saturn games, have a drinky poo or six and maybe relax by watching a Bond film. I fancy a bit of Moonraker. :)

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Severin are very good. They're kind of like the US equivalent of Arrow...sort of. I'm a huge fan of the classic British horror films produced by Amicus Studios back in the 60's and 70's, and to get hold of a Blu Ray copy of one of my favourite horror films of all time, Asylum (1972), I had to order it from Severin over in the states. So pleased I did, it's superb.

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I think I have all of the Amicus horror anthology films either on laserdisc or dvd. They are all pretty good. Another great British anthology film is the 1945 "Dead of Night".

If you haven't seen it, "Trick R Treat" is a pretty amazing anthology film - the way the interlinking story is presented is in a very unique way.

Moonraker? Nah.
The Spy Who Loved Me would be the pick of the Moore Bond movies, IMO.