new to posting that is, I have used dead-donkey in the past to gain movies titles for emule, and now i would like to return the favor, but need help making links sometime in the next few months while i'm waiting for my good pc to get fixed, i am not very pc suave, so please speak in laymen terms.
i have been searching ebay for movies that i could not find through emule or netflix and would like to offer links on this site after i have ripped them, here is a list so far of what i have obtained, most are horror and sci-fi and a few comedies from oop vhs tapes.

The Black Sleep (1956) with Basil Rathbone, Tor Johnson, Lon Chaney Jr., John Carradine & Bela Lugosi
The Projected Man (1967) (the non-MST3K version)
The Rocket Man (1954) with John Agar, Anne Francis, written by Lenny Bruce
Doctor Blood's Coffin (1961)
Castle of Evil (1966)
Robot Monster (1953) in it's original intended anaglyph 3-D format
Cat-Women of the Moon (1953) in it's original intended anaglyph 3-D format
The Mask (1961) aka Eyes Of Hell, in it's original intended anaglyph 3-D format
Hot Rod Gang (1958) with John Ashley and Gene Vincent
Hand of Death (1962) with John Agar
Teenage Frankenstein (1957) black and white with color climax ending
The Monster of Piedras Blancas (1959) VHS version
Dr. Black & Mr. Hyde (1976) with Bernie Casey, dir. William 'Blackula' Crain
The Pick-Up (1968) b/w "Roughie" by legendary David F. Friedman, who also appears in the movie as well.
Under the Rainbow (1981) with Chevy Chase and Carrie Fisher, rare oop vhs comedy that never made it to dvd
Surf II - the end of the trilogy (1984) with Eddie Deezen and a bunch of other familiar 80's faces, very weird comedy about surfers, cretin punks and BUZZ cola, another forgotten VHS gem, again never released on dvd.....and it really wasn't a sequel or trilogy to anything

more to come......

The Mask & Robot Monster in 3D sound interesting, anaglyph 3D is red / cyan glasses isn't it?

yes, you can find large lots of 3-D (red/cyan) glasses for cheap on ebay

Great, I already have the right ones.

I'll look forward to those 2 in 3D.

It's not horror but I LOVE 'Under the Rainbow'. I haven't seen that
movie since I had HBO back in the late 80's... Fire it up when
you get the chance. Thanks!

Welcome Joey.

Nice intro, Joey.

Awesome list Joey! Welcome to HHAH!

Nothing wrong with VHS buddy, especially if that is the only source available.

Nice intro mate.

more to the list:

Night Tide (1961) Dennis Hopper vs. Mermaid, slow moving "mood" horror, in the same sense as 'Carnival of Souls'.

Young Couples Only (1955) (TV) Peter Lorre as alien with 3rd eye in back of head, 'Studio 57' short tv movie episode in the same vein as Outer Limits.

The Dead Don't Die (1975) (TV) with George Hamilton, Ray Milland and Reggie Nalder, made for tv movie about voodoo, occult and zombies.

Destination Space (1959) (TV) an unsold black and white CBS sci-fi tv pilot episode with John Agar, space station scenes and similar situation taken from the movie Conquest of Space (1955)

The Terrornauts (1967) Residents of a radio telescope laboratory are kidnapped when they answer a mysterious signal from outer space. They are taken to a satellite inhabited only by robots.

Orlak, el infierno de Frankenstein (1960) aka Orlak, the Hell of Frankenstein, Mad scientist and remote-controled melted putty-face monster, b/w mexican horror, spanish no sub-titles.

Human Beasts (1980) aka El carnaval de las bestias, rarely seen Paul Naschy movie.

Something Weird Video 7 dvd box set of 1960's Go-Go-Girls

Something Weird Video 6 dvd box set of "Hey Folks, It's Intermission Time" classic vintage drive-in snack bar advertisements.

Something Wierd Video 'Soundies' 8 dvd box set music videos from 1930's to 1950's

The Killing of Satan (1983) A Filipino-made horror-fantasy movie about a man who is chosen by his dead uncle to battle the forces of evil.

Screaming Mimi (1958) starring blond bombshell Anita Ekberg....nuff said.

Bat Woman (1968) aka La mujer murciélago, if you like mad scientist, gill monsters, super hero chicks and wrestling women, this is for YOU, in spanish with english subtitles.

I, Zombie: The Chronicles of Pain (1998) vhs version

Enter the Devil (1972) low budget Satan cult in the dessert

Santa Claus (1959) The english dubbed K. Gordon Murray mexican christmas movie has Santa Claus and Merlin the Magician try to stop a red devil named Pitch from ruining christmas, fans of 'Santa conquers the Martians' will LOVE this. (this is the non-MST3K version)

Colonel Bleep (1957) Vol. 1, this sci-fi cartoon had a large influence in the look and style of the Ren and Stimpy cartoons.

Five Minutes to Live (1961) aka Door to Door Maniac, with Johnny Cash, Vic Tayback and Ron Howard, wow what a cast, Cash and Tayback play two bank robbers, and plan goes all to hell.

They Call Me Bruce? (1982) not horror or sci-fi, but defiantly one of the most wacked out comedies of the early 80's, just got the dvd and watched for the first time in 20 years, and it's still pretty damn funny.

Welcome to HHAH Joey

Looks like we are in for a treat

Use these threads as a basic guide to get you started:

General FAQs: http://forum.dead-donkey.com/viewtopic.php?t=4

Posting Tips: http://forum.dead-donkey.com/viewtopic.php?t=12765

Ripping Guide: http://forum.dead-donkey.com/viewtopic.php?t=15117

heh,
i have that 'the dead don't die'
it's supposed to be pretty good, but i've never made it passed 5 minute mark.

I think that 'i, zombie - a chronicle of pain' is on dvd now.
(if it's the one where the guy gets bit and is secluded in a house, changing into a zombie.)

thanks for the guide links

Fucking sweet mate. I am gonna have to dig up the old eMule and fire the bint up for a bit.

Joey could show absinthminded a thing or two about introducing yourself to this board.