And then, suddenly, serendipity struck.
I was in my grocery store, en route to the milk which we always seem to be out of, when I passed a clearance rack of DVD's. No particular genre. No theme. No connecting thread. Other than that they were all DVD's the store wished to be rid of. And there, below Season 1 of Ellen and above the collectors' set of Bonanza, two DVD sets caught my attention.
I was in my grocery store, en route to the milk which we always seem to be out of, when I passed a clearance rack of DVD's. No particular genre. No theme. No connecting thread. Other than that they were all DVD's the store wished to be rid of. And there, below Season 1 of Ellen and above the collectors' set of Bonanza, two DVD sets caught my attention.
A set of five Boris Karloff movies that I've never before seen. And . . .
. . . six Inner Sanctum movies with Lon Chaney, Jr. My favourite wolfman. Together with one of my favourite old radio shows. I had no idea there were Inner Sanctum movies.
So in that brief moment of chance, I solved my movie dilemma for October. And possibly for November as well. And I even remembered the milk.


4 comments:
Very cool!!!
Unbelievable luck. I've never found anything like that by chance. Not only that, but you got them on clearance.
I am a great admirer of Lon Chaney Jr. for his work as the Wolfman/Larry Talbot. A great scene here from one of his average movies, where he still shines:
http://vraiefiction.blogspot.com/2009/10/cheerful-song-for-halloween.html
In my opnion, all the early black-and-white horror flicks knew how to do scary and -on-the-edge-of-your-seat thrills. Anymore, horror flicks are too gory to even watch and leave you more disturbed than scared.
Thanks for sharing stuff like this with everyone, and keep up the great work you do to revive the true spirit of Halloween via blog.
KUDOS!
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