They still make CD players and CDs? 
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CDs and Vinyl are making a comeback big time Amigo, and my Dad found that CD player at a yard sale a few years ago, and made it his gift to me cause the one I have already is on its last legs. I use the player mainly for when I take my daily walk.
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I Know Vinyl Is (Even Tho Way Over Priced), Didn’t Know CDs Were
When I Mow My Lawn I Use My Phone with Ear Buds to Listen to Music (I don’t take Walks - Probably Should Tho) You Don’t Carry Your Phone on Your Walks?
I Have Thousand + Songs on Mine (MP3s That I Own Not on Some Cloud Somewhere)
Just Saying if You are Carrying Your Phone Anyways 
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I always have my phone on me, i’m not a fan of iTunes though.
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Me Either
I Don’t Get Any of My Music From iTunes
Oh and What is Part 2 of Your Haul?
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Oh lord yes!! I love these movies!!
Have you seen the 1931 Spanish language DRACULA?
So not the 1931 Bela Lugosi Dracula?
Is there a american dubbed version or subtitles
Same sets?
So they Filmed it in Hollywood?
It’s far superior on a technical level, but I’d still pick the Lugosi version, because… Lugosi!
It’s included in the Universal Legacy set.
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Was it Filmed in Hollywood?
Yes.
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Some of my gifts were on pre-order or backorder, and are coming in the next two or three days, I’ll be posting them by Thursday or Friday.
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The reason it exists is because dubbing wasn’t an option back then, so it was made for Spanish audiences.
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Oh Yeah that Makes Sense
Cool Thing I Did Not Know That
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New blu-ray:
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The Spanish language DRACULA is worth watching. If only once.
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Mine arrived this morning. 
I’ve never seen any of them before.
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