It´s finally here!!! Volume 2, featuring 30 trailers from the blaxploitationgenre! Clocking in at 71 minutes, you´ll get some of the coolest trailers from the 70s! And they are: 1. They Call Me MISTER Tibbs! (Gordon Douglas, 1970)2. Honky (William A. Graham, 1971)3. Shaft (Gordon Parks, 1971)4. Black Girl (Ossie Davis, 1972)5. Blacula (William Crain, 1972)6. Cool Breeze (Barry Pollack, 1972)7. Cleopatra Jones (Jack Starrett, 1973)8. Coffy (Jack Hill, 1973)9. Savage! (Cirio H. Santiago, 1973)10. Scream, Blacula, Scream (Bob Kelljan, 1973)11. Sweet Jesus, Preacherman (Henning Schellerup, 1973)12. Black Samson (Charles Bail, 1974)13. Foxy Brown (Jack Hill, 1974)14. Mean Mother (Al Adamson & León Klimovsky, 1974)15. Sugar Hill (Paul Maslansky, 1974)16. Truck Turner (Jonathan Kaplan, 1974)17. The Black Gestapo (Lee Frost, 1975)18. Boss Nigger (Jack Arnold, 1975)19. Bucktown (Arthur Marks, 1975)20. Dolemite (D´Urville Martin, 1975)21. Friday Foster (Arthur Marks, 1975)22. Mandingo (Richard Fleischer, 1975)23. ´Sheeba, Baby´ (William Girdler, 1975)24. Take a Hard Ride (Antonio Margheriti, 1975)25. Welcome Home Brother Charles (Jamaa Fanaka, 1975)26. Black Shampoo (Greydon Clark, 1976)27. Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde (William Crain, 1976)28. The Human Tornado (Cliff Roquemore, 1976)29. The Guy from Harlem (Rene Martinez Jr., 1977)30. Disco Godfather (J. Robert Wagoner, 1979)
Like the first volume, this is also a mix of 4:3 and letterboxed 16:9. Mono sound.
You need to download all the files, around 2,7Gb in total, then extract them with Stuffit Expander (Mac version, Windows version). I know some of you who downloaded Volume 1 had troubles with it, but if you get the latest version, there should be no troubles. Beware that it takes a long time to expand. Voulume 1 was around 1,5 hours to extract! Just be patient.
I´m planning to upload it to Cinemageddon when I have the time. If you beat me to it, let me know, and I´ll add a link here ;)
All files you need to download is found here: http://www.megaupload.com/?f=HLJN0BAZ
Update 8th June 2009: You can also download it through torrent on Cinemageddon here.
Update 17th March 2010: It´s now available on Rapidshare here.
The awsome cover is once again made by Stian André, check out his site here! He also thought of the title! Thanks!!!
I hope you´ll enjoy this volume!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it will be great, but I'm running into an issue where it's asking for a Password before I can run Stuffit- any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteIt won't extract with the free version of stuffit. You need the full one.
ReplyDeleteYou don´t need the full version, just all the parts.
ReplyDeleteThere is _no_ password. On Vol.1 someone had that problem, don´t know why, but they just clicked ok and it unstuffed.
check out the comments on Vol.1 here:
ReplyDeletehttp://prevues.blogspot.com/2008/06/prevues-of-coming-attractions-volume-1.html
there seems to be the same "problems" with the files.
Tried to unpack the files and ended up with a folder with only 500MB. Will try again on my work computer. And if that doesn't work I'm gonna do to a friend's house and try it on his Mac.
ReplyDeleteFirst I have to say : Great work!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog while I was searching for some old trailers, 2 months ago.
I registered with Cinemaggedon to download your first DVD and now I'm stuck on it!
So thank you for making me discover CG.
Now I'm impatiently waiting for the torrent version of this one! ;-)
Greets!
I finally got it to unpack correctly. I think. I had to use the Stuffit recovery function and ended up with a 2.83 GB folder. Burnin' it to DVD-R now.
ReplyDeleteDamn. You sure make a brother work hard for a free DVD.
sounds about right size. Let me know how it goes!
ReplyDeleteStuffit ain´t the best, but it works for Mac and PC. If Rar had worked, I´d have used that...
The disc plays perfectly. All the buttons work and all the menus work. And, so far, all the navigation work, too. Thanks! Now to make copies and pass them out to friends and foes.
ReplyDeleteAnd, if you don't mind me asking, what did you use to build the DVD menus with? You're getting some great results with it.
That´s good news! Hope you and your friends will like it! :)
ReplyDeleteI used DVD Studio Pro. Great program. Tokk me some time to add all the navigation, but it was worth it. Hate it when navigation is weird (or: not to my liking ;) Next DVD I´ll play with motion in the menues.
Where can I download the cover in high resolution like the cover of volume 1?
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeletethe cover is in the same folder as the files.
I'm kind of a late arrival to the scene here, but wow...what an amazing comp! Glad it was still up and available, and I had no trouble grabbing it (although MegaUpload is a drag for me...do you ever use RapidShare, or one of those multi-server upload sites? I'm sure that debate has been waged elsewhere and often on here, so I'll try to stay out of it).
ReplyDeleteAnyway! Thanks for a totally entertaining - and totally pro - package! I look forward to fishing around and finding a whole lot more...
Thanks for the kind words! Really appreciate it :)
ReplyDeleteAbout megaupload: I know it's not the best, but it is the only site I have found (at least at the time I found it), that would allow big files, 500Mb. It also don't delete files that has been inactive for 30 days.
If you know of any that can do the same, but faster, and is free, let me know!