Lists by Ralf_Schmidt
#1 to #23 are the so-called official Bond Movies by EON Productions (1962 to 2012)
#24 is the "TV-Movie" from the 50s
#25 is the Comedy Spoof by MGM from the 60s
#26 is the unofficially In-Parts Remake of "Thunderball"
#24 is the "TV-Movie" from the 50s
#25 is the Comedy Spoof by MGM from the 60s
#26 is the unofficially In-Parts Remake of "Thunderball"
FAQ:
- a total of 32 Edgar Wallace Movies have been produced between 1959 and 1972 by Rialto Films
- the Movies #29, #31 and #32 were Co-Productions with an Italian Company (there are different german & international Cuts)
- all 32 Movies were released in 8 DVD Box Sets by Universum Film (UFA) in Germany (mostly also as individual Discs available) in chronological order by years
- for the german DVD Releases the best possible Version is presented
- for other Edgar Wallace Movies by CCC-Films, Artur Brauner, others and the Bryan Edgar Wallace check out my other lists
- a total of 32 Edgar Wallace Movies have been produced between 1959 and 1972 by Rialto Films
- the Movies #29, #31 and #32 were Co-Productions with an Italian Company (there are different german & international Cuts)
- all 32 Movies were released in 8 DVD Box Sets by Universum Film (UFA) in Germany (mostly also as individual Discs available) in chronological order by years
- for the german DVD Releases the best possible Version is presented
- for other Edgar Wallace Movies by CCC-Films, Artur Brauner, others and the Bryan Edgar Wallace check out my other lists
The British Hammer Film Studios, mostly known for Gothic Horror Flicks, made a lot of interesting films from the 50s to the 70s.
I nailed it down (for personal reasons) to 91 films.
Included are all the Gothic/Horror Films, Sci-Fi, Adventure/Fantasy and some others.
I left out nearly all the Comedy and War Movies.
Also not included are the Film Noir pieces from the 30s and 40s and some Thrillers.
90 of the 91 movies have been released on DVD
over the past 15 years.
(mostly USA, UK, Germany and Australia,
Japan, Netherlands and so on).
Some of these DVDs are really hard to get now
(Out of print).
The one movie worldwide not released on DVD (or BD) is:
The Shadow of the Cat (1961)
14 of the 91 movies have been released on Blu-Ray so far.
More to be expected in future days to come.
(see list for details)
In January 2012 it was announced that over 30 titles
will be restorded in HD, with some of them
(as of January 29th 2013) now available on Blu-Ray.
On 24th December 2012 it was announced by
Anolis Entertainment (Germany),
that they will release their entire Hammer catologue
(the company owns the rights to 23 titles)
on Blu-Ray - starting with
The Quatermass Xperiment,
Frankenstein created woman &
The Lost Continent in 2013.
In the Official Facebook News they also wrote,
that they expanded their catologue of titles.
The company has also a distribution deal with Sony Pictures in Germany, my guess is that they most likely will be able to release some of the Sony catalogue titles
(nothing confirmed so far).
You can find informations about those releases on
Hammer's Official "Restoration Blog"
http://blog.hammerfilms.com
A complete list of all Hammer Films:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hammer_films
Last Update: 1st February 2013
I nailed it down (for personal reasons) to 91 films.
Included are all the Gothic/Horror Films, Sci-Fi, Adventure/Fantasy and some others.
I left out nearly all the Comedy and War Movies.
Also not included are the Film Noir pieces from the 30s and 40s and some Thrillers.
90 of the 91 movies have been released on DVD
over the past 15 years.
(mostly USA, UK, Germany and Australia,
Japan, Netherlands and so on).
Some of these DVDs are really hard to get now
(Out of print).
The one movie worldwide not released on DVD (or BD) is:
The Shadow of the Cat (1961)
14 of the 91 movies have been released on Blu-Ray so far.
More to be expected in future days to come.
(see list for details)
In January 2012 it was announced that over 30 titles
will be restorded in HD, with some of them
(as of January 29th 2013) now available on Blu-Ray.
On 24th December 2012 it was announced by
Anolis Entertainment (Germany),
that they will release their entire Hammer catologue
(the company owns the rights to 23 titles)
on Blu-Ray - starting with
The Quatermass Xperiment,
Frankenstein created woman &
The Lost Continent in 2013.
In the Official Facebook News they also wrote,
that they expanded their catologue of titles.
The company has also a distribution deal with Sony Pictures in Germany, my guess is that they most likely will be able to release some of the Sony catalogue titles
(nothing confirmed so far).
You can find informations about those releases on
Hammer's Official "Restoration Blog"
http://blog.hammerfilms.com
A complete list of all Hammer Films:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hammer_films
Last Update: 1st February 2013
Mostly known as the "little sister" of Hammer Films,
Amicus Productions produced some interesting pictures in the 60s and 70s.
I nailed it down (for personal reasons) to 25 films.
23 of the 25 Films have been released on DVD
(USA, UK, Germany, Australia, Italy and so on)
The 2 movies not reasead are:
The Terrornauts (1967)
What became of Jack and Jill (1972)
2 titles are already available on Blu-Ray
(see List for Details)
You can find a full list of Amicus Titles here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amicus_Productions
--> see also my list of Hammer Films & Tigon Productions
Amicus Productions produced some interesting pictures in the 60s and 70s.
I nailed it down (for personal reasons) to 25 films.
23 of the 25 Films have been released on DVD
(USA, UK, Germany, Australia, Italy and so on)
The 2 movies not reasead are:
The Terrornauts (1967)
What became of Jack and Jill (1972)
2 titles are already available on Blu-Ray
(see List for Details)
You can find a full list of Amicus Titles here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amicus_Productions
--> see also my list of Hammer Films & Tigon Productions
Tigon Productions, the third British Studio besides Hammer and Amicus produced some interesting genre films from the late 60s to the 70s.
I nailed it down (for personal resons) to 17 Films.
All 17 films have been released on DVD
(USA, UK, Germany, Australia and so on)
5 movies so far on Blu-Ray
(see list for details)
Full List of films by Tigon
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigon_British_Film_Productions
--> check out my Hammer Films & Amicus Lists
I nailed it down (for personal resons) to 17 Films.
All 17 films have been released on DVD
(USA, UK, Germany, Australia and so on)
5 movies so far on Blu-Ray
(see list for details)
Full List of films by Tigon
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigon_British_Film_Productions
--> check out my Hammer Films & Amicus Lists
People always ask me "What is your favourite movie?". For a movie buff this is hard to answer. On June 10th, 2011 I started to post daily one of my favourite movies of all time on Facebook. The selection is totally random throughout all genres. This list is not finished (and I think it will never be) and there are a lot of flick's to come in future days.
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