Uploaded September 2010 | Updated September 2026, 16 minutes ago
Another update with a variety of things. I play the old Palace Explosive release of Night of the Zombies (1980) in the background, and show you these old and new titles:
DVDs
* The Horde (2009)
* Antichrist (2009)
* Criminal Lovers (1999)
* Turkey Shoot (1982 - aka: Escape 2000, Blood Camp Thatcher)
* Walkabout (1971) & The Tracker (2002) - box set
* Windrider (1986)
* Proof (1991)
And VHS from various places, second hand stores etc.
* Breakin' & Enterin' (1983 - Palace Films)
* Playboy Video Collector's Edition Vol 2 (1983 - CBS Fox)
* Roller Boogie (1979 - Media Home Entertainment)
* Clay Pigeons (1998 - Village Roadshow)
* Midnight Crossing (1988 - Vestron)
* Hope & Glory (1987 - Village Roadshow)
* The Wild Pair (1986 - RCA / Columbia / Hoyts)
* Open Season (1984) - RCA / Columbia / Hoyts)
And these shitty, mostly 70s K-Tel vinyl records from mum's joint.. what crap do your parents have?
* Teaser
* Turned On
* Explosive Hits '77
* Explosive Hits '75
* Bullseye
* Disco Dynamite
* Disco Dazzler
* Star Call
It wasn't really Idi Amin singing, by the way. It was some other dick.
Another update with a variety of things. I play the old Palace Explosive release of Night of the Zombies (1980) in the background, and show you these old and new titles:
DVDs
* The Horde (2009)
* Antichrist (2009)
* Criminal Lovers (1999)
* Turkey Shoot (1982 - aka: Escape 2000, Blood Camp Thatcher)
* Walkabout (1971) & The Tracker (2002) - box set
* Windrider (1986)
* Proof (1991)
And VHS from various places, second hand stores etc.
* Breakin' & Enterin' (1983 - Palace Films)
* Playboy Video Collector's Edition Vol 2 (1983 - CBS Fox)
* Roller Boogie (1979 - Media Home Entertainment)
* Clay Pigeons (1998 - Village Roadshow)
* Midnight Crossing (1988 - Vestron)
* Hope & Glory (1987 - Village Roadshow)
* The Wild Pair (1986 - RCA / Columbia / Hoyts)
* Open Season (1984) - RCA / Columbia / Hoyts)
And these shitty, mostly 70s K-Tel vinyl records from mum's joint.. what crap do your parents have?
* Teaser
* Turned On
* Explosive Hits '77
* Explosive Hits '75
* Bullseye
* Disco Dynamite
* Disco Dazzler
* Star Call
It wasn't really Idi Amin singing, by the way. It was some other dick.

![Video Excellence - Adult Movie Opening Logo [edited]
Opening logo for an Australian home video distributor from the mid 1980s. Video Excellence was a sub-label of Thorn EMI Video, and it mostly released adult films.
The logo appears at the start of the home video release of an adult film titled MisBehavin (1978), which was released in 1984.
Note: Im sorry to say that the video needed to be edited to obscure sexualised nudity, as it is not allowed on YouTube in this context. Video Excellence - Adult Movie Opening Logo [edited]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tutQ_ZqAjug/mqdefault.jpg)
![Violated (1984 - aka: Victimized) - Trailer [edited]
Edited trailer for a US film.
Director: Richard Cannistraro
Starred: Daisy White, J.C. Quinn
DVD: No apparent official release. Crappy bootlegs of the US video only (best avoided).
Note: Im sorry to say that this trailer had to be substantially edited to remove nudity and sexual violence. YouTube community guidelines do not allow for a combination of this type of content in a film trailer without substantial narrative context. The unedited version runs for about 3 minutes 50 seconds. Violated (1984 - aka: Victimized) - Trailer [edited]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uE3ZvfcOUiw/mqdefault.jpg)


![Seven Keys Video: from Shockwaves (1977)
The start of an early Seven Keys Video, a label that existed in Australia in the early 1980s. Added here for historical interest.
The video is as follows:
* Opening logo
* Casanova & Company (1977) - trailer [edited of 30 seconds for sex and nudity]
* The Day that Shook the World (1975) - trailer
* The Human Factor (1975) - trailer
* Opening logo repeated
* the start of Shockwaves Seven Keys Video: from Shockwaves (1977)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ultdhxFbzz8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Vestron Video International & Vestron Pictures Idents
Various opening and closing logos, and advices for the Dutch-based label Vestron, taken from home videos that were released in Australia.
The material is as follows:
* Vestron Video - opening logo (taken from the 1984 home video release of Killpoint - 1983)
* Vestron Video - with copyright scroll (mid 1980s)
* Vestron Video International - opening logo with preview time advice (mid - late 1980s)
* Vestron Pictures logo [silent] - with stay tuned advice just prior to it (taken from The Beat - 1987)
* Vestron Video International - closing logo, which is the same as the opening, but with please rewind advice (late 1980s)
Vestron was actually an American owned company. Vestron Video International & Vestron Pictures Idents](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uqXfWxeyq4c/mqdefault.jpg)



