rarest DVD/video in your collection?

[piggsy]

I have a bunch of obscure 80's slasher flicks in my collection, many of which are hard to come by. I mostly get them off of internet sites.

I'd recommend fleshwoundvideo.com for finding these seemingly lost oddities of cinema.

[lazario]

After checking around Amazon.com and the like, either my DVD of Anchor Bay's Phenomena or Image's Shivers is the most expensive out of print disc. I believe Phenomena is more out of print. So... that's probably my rarest.

[piggsy]

How much did it cost?

[lazario]

I bought it in 2002 for $26.something. And it's still my favorite Argento movie.

[maycanady]

It took me a looong time to find a VHS copy of Secrets In The Attic, which is this really bad, cheesy kid's horror movie from 1994. I used to watch it as a kid and never could find a copy for myself because it was made exclusively for the rental market. I finally found a copy on Amazon.com and I was so happy. ;D

[Evil Dave]

The NC-17 rated versions of 'Beyond the Valley of the Dolls' and 'Black Snake.' Both had very limited production runs and were never originally sold in the U.S.

Copy of 'There's a Girl in my Soup' signed personally by Goldie Hawn (thanks Sis!)

[lazario]

After checking Amazon.com, those MGM Midnite Movies DVD's are DROPPING LIKE FLIES. Everything released before 2004 is now desperately out of print. Except Killer Klowns from Outer Space, I think (I pray!). So now, it's possible that any one of those discs I own might be worth a small fortune.

[lowkey]

I guess the rarest DVD in my collection is the Synapse release of Deadbeat At Dawn. It's probably not really rare yet, but it's out of print now, so in a few years it probably will be. I wish they would do another release and include the Van Bebber phone calls to them, as a special feature. Those were funny as hell, but they took them off their site after the DVD went out of print. I really don't see what Van Bebber's problem with the DVD was either. It's pretty much flawless.