Where do you get films these days? Is there a decent streaming

>>86183146
Netflix

>>86183405
Netflix has absolutely none of what I listed.

>>86183146
get a job, dvds are like four bucks on amazon

>>86183471
>buying dvd's

A movie compressed from the bluray down to 3GB will still look much better than shitty MPEG2 DVD's. And piracy is free, internet subscription aside.

>>86183471
I have a job, but I'm saving up for more important things. I don't want to blow £30 a week on films anymore. I did that for years when I was young and stupid like money.

>>86183146
Torrents, man

>>86183625
Where from specifically? Nothing I used to use seems active these days. Not with the kind of things I watch nowadays. I used to enjoy collecting Arrow Video and Masters of Cinema films, but haven't the money for either anymore.

>>86183146
PTP
HDB
KG

>>86183857
That's like giving a Honda F6B motorcycle to someone trying to learn how to ride a bike.

OP:

Download qbittorrent / tixati / UT 2.2.1 or Deluge and try these

torrentz2 eu
torrentproject se
rarbg to
rutracker org
1337x to

Shudder is great for horror. That's all it is, it's basically just Netflix for horror films of all variety, old and new.

Netflix's selection for horror stuff always sucks. It's a million films from The Asylum and, like, two or three classics and a handful of foreign films.

>>86184115
That looks pretty good, if the selection is still a little small. Thanks. I'll probably give that a trail when I've got some time free then think over subbing.

>>86184084
I'm familiar with torrents, I just haven't done this sort of thing in 10 years. What I can remember doesn't exist any more. Private trackers never used to be so popular as I can remember either.