There’s also an unsigned one at DVD Corner.
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Vol. XXXIV ReviewsOur buddy Bruce Westbrook has one.
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Bruce,
527 words, and not a single one of them is “Waffles”?!?
:)
More seriously, the feature-length featurette on AIP sounds like something I will really enjoy.
When will the next set be announced?
“…you understand. I’m a prince!”
The AIP documentary was indeed good/very interesting.
One big disappointment for me, however: they left off the MST Hour wraps! Grrr. I love those, but my old VHS copies of those are very poor quality.
I got to say, that AIP doc was probably Daniel Griffith’s crowning achievement. Very, very good. Virtually everyone passed through AIP at one time or another! The AIP story would make for a good movie, kind of like Ed Wood.
Makes me want to see his upcoming Empire doc!