Best Source for DVRs of Euro cult?

[Dark Horse 77 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dark Horse 77]

I simply can't get enough of Euro cult/Euro crime, etc. and since the boom of 2002-06 or so is long over and not enough is being released (for my tastes). I figured I'd ask what is everyone's favorite source for unreleased (in R1) movies? I've seen Revok, Cult Action and Trash Palace but was wondering if there are any that are even better out there?

Hopefully, it's not against the rules to discuss here.

[Lalala76 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Lalala76]

ZDDvisualmedia

[Lalala76 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Lalala76]

ZDD is based in Uk, but they have some really good items and will be region free being dvd-rs

Also Europeantrashcinema has been around for a very long time

[Dark Horse 77 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dark Horse 77]

Thanks so much, this will really help feed the addiction.

[Alex K. Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Alex K.]

Cinemageddon but they're being DDOS'd.

[Jason C Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Jason C]

If you are region free there have been a lot of releases in the past couple years. I feel like we are experiencing another boom.

I used to buy bootlegs but found Cinemageddon had better versions. They get improved on regularly as well. Hopefully they'll be back soon. They are the best resource for screenshots of rare films which helps me make purchasing decisions.

[Dark Horse 77 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dark Horse 77]

Which site would all of you recommend that includes artwork on the actual DVRs?

[Lalala76 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Lalala76]

Which site would all of you recommend that includes artwork on the actual DVRs?

Again ZDD. The guy that runs the site pays care and attention. ZDD have art on the disc and the covers are great quality.

[Thomas Wood Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Thomas Wood]

ZDD is based in Uk, but they have some really good items and will be region free being dvd-rs

Also Europeantrashcinema has been around for a very long time

You might want to send an email to him first. Tim Lucas wrote something (for FANGORIA?) about how Ledbetter quit and threw out most of his collection.

[John Bernhard Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close John Bernhard]

Had not heard about ETC, they were the balls back in the 90's.
Their website is still up and running, doesn't seem like CL quit unless he sold the business.
http://www.eurotrashcinema.com/index.htm

[Keeth Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Keeth]

I remember Hi-Tech Terror & ETC; the early zines were ugly as hell! Kind of wish I kept them all. ETC later because a real magazine, I think? Still may have some of those (I have a few foot high piles of film zines).

That must have been one hell of a collection to throw away! Maybe he trashed videos after transferring to dvd-r?

[Lalala76 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Lalala76]

I ordered some Franco dvd-rs about a year or two ago from Craig at ETC so, I assume he is still up and running. Chris at ZDD hasn't really updated his site in a while, but Ive sent him emails and he has even created a few titles for me (some Franco on his site were originally bespoke at my request).

[willpak Member Find all posts View Profile Close willpak]

I hope Cinemagedden comes back soon. Great site for Eurocult and trash cinema.

[Scyther Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Scyther]

Craig at ETC is still going, to my knowledge. He's a great guy, as is Brian from Trash Palace, who also are still going strong. I've heard good things about Cult Action, and ordered a ton of stuff from Revok when they briefly had an Amazon store, but don't know if they still exist. Modcinema is a great source for non-cult mod cinema from the 60s and 70s.