Veoh’s Cult Classics
Posted Wednesday, March 29th, 2006 8:06 am by Rain Contreras
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Yes, there are loads of videos to be seen over at overnight session YouTube.com. However, for any serious movie-watcher aka cineaste aka film-geek, the so-called cult classics are always a must-see. And Veoh -employing a new type of Television Broadcasting System’ (read their FAQ)- has a special channel just for the us-types:
Great classic content from the early years of film and television. True classics no film student should miss and the less important, but no less entertaining fan favorites.
Swallow this: Romero’s Night of the Living Dead (1968), the German expressionist classics (Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Noseferatu), the essential Eisenstein (Battleship Potemkin) to the more obscure White Zombie and the Giant Gila Monster. And you don’t even have to sift through hundreds of less-savory, and bogus videos.
If you don’t find CD-image file sizes intimidating, you’re more than welcome to download these videos, which pegs this video service a notch above the other more-popular similar-service site.
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