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| retrogoboy Member 33 Posts 10/09 | With the sudden surge of re-released classic 70's & 80's titles I have noticed that while the industry at large is doing a pretty fair job of getting those lost titles on DVD there are still quite a few that I and many others like me would like to see brought back, I was wondering what is the most effective way to get this message to studios like VCA or Caballero? Are there sites that they tend to be on, or dose a direct letter or email do the trick? Need help on this one! retroGOboy [Link] |
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| ninja1 Senior Member 2939 Posts 1/08 | Edited by - ninja1 on 10/18/2011 11:11:34 PM |
| Gore Gore Girl Doctor of the Erotic Arts 7238 Posts 1/09 | |
| Peoples Temple Member People tell lies my friend. Some people like publicity. I don't like publicity. 674 Posts 5/11 | I would take a guess these VHS tapes, the country over, are in peoples' basements stored away in a box. What needs to be done is they have to be moved to DVD. Once on DVD, someone could mass duplicate them and distribute it provided they get consent or give out a cut of the profit. There are endless titles listed on the IAFD with no mention as to where you can find a copy. I can tell you that the studio Alpha Blue, cranks out about 10 titles every 3-4 months and they make zero effort in enhancing the picture quality. They take stuff from the 70s, no matter how bad shape they are in, put it onto DVD, title it and distribute it at a maximum profit, comparable to what any studio sells. If you can find any old VHS tapes you know are not in circulation on DVD, put it ASAP onto DVD. |
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