Post by fleischerfan96 on Oct 29, 2019 1:35:40 GMT
Hey guys, There's probably already a thread for this, but since we're only a few days out from Halloween, maybe we can start one going with all our favorite lost/obscure spooky or Halloween media. I'll share some stuff, some of which I've already posted. Teeny Tiny and the Witch Woman:
Idk why, but I find the confusion surrounding the Lon Chaney Phantom Movie and its original prints fascinating:
And one last one, this video on creepy vintage movies, because why not?
I remember ben and jerry's used to have some really cool halloween flash games on their site. unfortunately most of the archives are broken and the games are now pretty much lost. some parts of it still work on the wayback machine, most don't. nobody seems to talk about about it anymore, which is a shame because i used to love their stuff when i was little.
Definitely the original opening to Halloween 5, it was really cool to finally see it after it was thought to have been lost for years(even if the audio had been damaged unfortunately, requiring Sean Whalen to voice Dr Death).
Also can't forget Crybaby Lane, which was arguably the original lost media search, I remember hearing about that film after reading one of the actors IMDB pages and wondering what the hell happened to it, then that same year someone found it and uploaded it on Youtube.
Hey guys, There's probably already a thread for this, but since we're only a few days out from Halloween, maybe we can start one going with all our favorite lost/obscure spooky or Halloween media. I'll share some stuff, some of which I've already posted. Teeny Tiny and the Witch Woman:
Idk why, but I find the confusion surrounding the Lon Chaney Phantom Movie and its original prints fascinating:
And one last one, this video on creepy vintage movies, because why not?
Old thread, I know, but if you are still looking for Teeny Tiny I have a copy of it.
Not the special itself but the music in "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" is lost to a degree. Its one of several examples where a production's original music exists only in a locked in form within the production itself and there are no album versions where the tracks are not intermixed with the audio of the movie/special/episode/etc.
Not the special itself but the music in "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" is lost to a degree. Its one of several examples where a production's original music exists only in a locked in form within the production itself and there are no album versions where the tracks are not intermixed with the audio of the movie/special/episode/etc.
This channel has done a much better job at removing the dialogue and sound effects as well as compiling different sources to extend the audio in places than the cheap Blu Ray audio rip the actual album did. Such a shame that the fans can do a way better job than a professional company. Channel here: youtube.com/channel/UC04dKda8FwDvrYYIz0mg0Uw