egafd.com

Hello again!


Has anybody any info (caps?) for this movie I stumbled on at iafd?

As you can imagine google doesn't spit out a thing about that rare one so I refer to the pros on this boards here.

Here's the link

Just have the cover(s):
[IMG]http://thumbnails116.imagebam.com/47749/2bbf54477482606.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://thumbnails116.imagebam.com/47749/ae9f42477482612.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://thumbnails115.imagebam.com/47749/80b06c477482618.jpg[/IMG]

Did you check the egafd pages from the girls referenced at iafd? I would try to check all Marketas, Ramonas and Tamaras (also look for a different spelling - which I learned recently) and then check Mandy's and Jessica's filmography. There might be a shot that matches the posted covers.

As I'm bad at recognizing faces I usually focus on the set, background color and clothes from the cover and compare them with given shots. In this case there is nothing remarkable though. "Blue" background and some couch with a lot of pics in the background.

Very appreciated. Thank you very much!

It seems - thanks to you and your screenshots - I finally found this damn movie. Good job lol.


I guess it will be a challenge to get hold of a copy.


Greetings

MGD wrote:
> I guess it will be a challenge to get hold of a copy.

Not really. You could buy it at filmundo.de as vhs for 6? right now.

In general those auction sites are really helpful for research, even if you don't want to deal with vhs tapes or buy anything there. Don't have an xjuggler.de account, but there is a also lot of older stuff I think. Those auction sites usually have the covers and the "missing" movies.

You just have to get through the age verification thing, which can be hurdle depending on you country. Sellers usually deliver to all european countries. It is like ebay. filmundo has also a pretty decent search. Add the title you search for and you will get a mail when something that matches your search shows up.

VHS tapes can be ripped easily and in pretty decent quality (often even better than in official DVD rereleases). Only hardware that is needed is a ~60? VHS with TBC (ebay) and a china vcr usb-stick for 15? from amazon. And you could probably sell the vcr without a loss or even make a profit, just wait for the right deal.

So if you really search for a certain movie - this is a better method than hoping for a DVD rerelease or that it shows up somewhere by chance.

Yeah I used to transfer my old vhs tapes on my hdd recorder via rgb cable and than just burn it, I guess I should dig it out again.

Has filmundo still that complicated id procedure for hardcore?


I will find out, thank you.