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Was Lost the best or the most frustrating TV show in history? Were the Lost characters in purgatory the whole time? Are you overdrawn yet? These are all things you can ponder while watching all 36 discs and enjoying your 'Senet' game, custom island replica, collectible Ankh, and black light penlight - all for £456.78. LOST: The Complete Blu-ray Collection, £456.78 That's 176 hours of Worf the Klingon, Quark the Ferengi, and the one who goes all melty sometimes. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Seasons 1-7 (DVD Box Set), £394.99Īll seven seasons of the least boldly-going branches of the Star Trek franchise (it's set on a space station, duh). So basically it's The Vampire Diaries in flares, and it even comes in a coffin. This version is less tongue-in-cheek, but still fun - like The Addams Family crossed with Sunset Beach. This camp 1960s 'gothic soap opera' inspired Tim Burton and Johnny Depp's gentle cinematic spoof of the same name.

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You're also getting a custom embossed metal tin, four bits of movie artwork, and a holographic sticker - redefining the term 'value for money'.ĭark Shadows: Complete Original Series (DVD), £372.65 £264.99 is not amount to be sniffed at, but what you have to remember is that you're not just getting a spooky plastic robot head and some DVDs, here. I, Robot Deluxe Sonny Head Limited Edition DVD Box Set, £264.99 Next time, though, we'd like to see this in a Blu-ray chest-burster box set, please. £264.99 may seem like a lot of money, but can you really put a price on a replica alien head that opens up to reveal a cosy nest of Alien DVDs? We didn't think so either.

You're welcome.Īlien Quadrilogy Deluxe Alien Head Limited Edition DVD Box Set, £264.99 Find our list below, and for more camera recommendations check out these nostalgia-inspired photography cameras, and the best film cameras for any budget.How much would you pay for a special edition Blu-ray of your favourite movie, or a box set of your most beloved TV series? What if it came with a bust of the main character? Or with some cards? Or in a coffin? What if it just came in a regular box, but you just had a ton of money to spend? Here we present the most expensive box sets we could find outside of Sotheby's. So whether you’re a dedicated collector, or simply want to pick up a new (well, technically old) camera, these Super 8 and 16mm cameras from Canon, Bauer, Braun, Bolex, and more brands will make the perfect addition to your collection. If you’re unable to make it to a local thrift store or antique camera shop to buy one in person, we put together a list of used cameras that you can buy online, which includes options from the ’60s and ‘70s, and a 16mm from the ’50s.Īll the cameras in our roundup have been tested by the sellers, reviewed by customers, and start at around $170 and up. To get started, you’ll want to narrow down what type of Super 8 camera works best for your film needs, and how much you’re willing to spend. Given how popular nostalgia has become, finding the right vintage camera can be a time-consuming task. Beyond that, these handheld cameras are mostly affordable, they look pretty cool, and whipping one of these babies out will surely turn a few heads. Super 8 cameras are a great collectors’ item, and a perfect gift for cinephiles or anyone who wants to add a vintage aesthetic to their film collection. If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Indiewire may receive an affiliate commission.

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