no, it is good, for sitcom standard it is bad, for Community standard if i have to pick the best episode, it is the Inspector Spacetime and the final episode of S4 and you talking about the drama behind it?every season of Community suffers from it because `you` viewers didnt get it at first you netflix watching just follow the cult train

Nah but the way my family and I HATED the stop motion episode because it was so boring and unfunny yet the puppets episode was okay enough and charming and nobody in my family complained... With the stop motion episode most of my family members legit left and others spent the episode looking at their phone and groaning. The puppet episode at least kept us engaged

The lightning scene from fairy god mother is from Star wars

I had a lot of experiences with horror. From nightmares, flash games, urban legends of our village and of course kids describing to each other what they heard horror movies were about since our parent didn't allow us to see them. At the end i got too curious and secretly watched the american remake of The Ring. I loved how it built its atmosphere and the psychological aspects of its horror. The whole movie has you feeling despair knowing that those people probably can't avoid their fate, but they have to try.

Most of them are white, but even the non-white privileged people sucked - like Paula - which was probably the most carelessly evil character in the show.

The giant mechanical spider was a reference to the movie Wild Wild West and was definitely not intended to be a setup for anything 😂

boo! the third vid in the series... it's a trilogy of videos! wow. except there's two more, one of which i watched before this first part. whoops...

It's insane this video has 3 thousand views. It's an amazing three hour marathon about two great movies.

I am currently in that phase where I am fully not watching horror. A year ago I was at a friend’s Halloween party and we watched The Meg. I was terrified and I specifically remember being in the car home, and one of my favourite songs came on the radio. I remember feeling like a sense of safety had washed over me. Like I had just resurfaced from the bottom of a lake. Since then the only horror movie I watched was The Menu, and that one’s not really that horrory. I also watched Sixth Sense a few years ago too, but I don’t really remember it that much.

I highly recommend the Yokai Monster movies : One hundred demons and Spook Warfare, a lot of the effects inspired 80s american stop motion horrors

Every october I make myself a list and I pace horror movies with animated film and comedies, sometimes thrillers

Creep, Lake Mungo, and Disappear Completely are all cool because they are very unique/experimental!

I didn't get into horror via movies, but rather TV shows like Courage The Cowardly Dog and Goosebumps. I now love watching horror films with my brother and picking them apart afterwards.

tucker and dale vs evil is one of my fave movies, its so funny!

While watching I was planning my comment and I had to keep rewriting it in my head right up until the end with that last shot from Dead Alive. And yes, there's many good entry level horror to ease people in. The original Poltergeist, The Frighteners, Ghost Busters, The People Under the Stairs, Beetlejuice and yes, Dead Alive. Then there's all the subcategories! Slashers, supernatural, creature feature, body horror, ghosts, demons\Devil, cursed EVERYTHING (land, homes, trinkets, lineage, clothes, cars, boats, crypts, insulted gypsies and more!). I'd even consider Drag Me to Hell entry level horror. I could watch a single horror film a day and probably not get to all of them. Often a film goes under the radar and I stumble onto a gem that for some reason was largely ignored, like Dead Birds or The Devil's Backbone, two outstanding films. Then there's When Evil Lurks, Terrified and... I could go on and on. I. Love. Horror.

My horror recommendations: May The Devil Take You 1 and 2 are love letters to the Evil Dead movies from a maniacal director from Indonesian. The one word that best describes them is "gnarly". One Cut of the Dead is possibly the funniest movie you'll ever see. It might seem really dumb for the first 40 minutes, but stick with it and you'll understand why it had to be like that and see how the payoff is a once in a lifetime experience. The Coffee Table is a new movie from this year and it's the most horrifying movie I've ever seen. I would recommend going in blind if you think you can, but if you really feel the need to check for trigger warnings don't hesitate to do so. It is very upsetting.

My journey is really weird because like 90% of my acclimation to horror movies happened with me watching any horror movies... it was all Dead Meat. Watching somebody else summarize a movie with jokes and behind the scenes info really took the pressure off, but I was still getting accustomed to them all the while. It was so effective personally that when I watched The Haunting of Hill House (which was also what opened the floodgates for me) it was barely scary at all, but it was so enthralling I still have not found a piece of horror I love more. Which is kind of sad that I haven't gotten been truly scared by a movie since the raptors in Jurassic Park, and may never be again. Oh well, horror has so much more offer so much more than just getting spooked.

great video! some of my favorites in horror that you haven't mentioned here are Cure and Pulse by Kiyoshi Kurosawa

Just binged s1 so good and funny just pulls you in from the start

The Japanese students and the dean really stick in my memory but I've always wondered--is it a reference or homage to a specific work or genre? Or is it its own original thing? That line: "I am the edge of your world..." (or something along those lines) haunts me. Does anyone know? Thanks!

The biggest thing I always hated from season 4 was the spite towards Harmons characters. Britta and Pierce are the most hated, yet have their roles in the group. When the new directors made episodes trying to get Jeff to admit Britta and Pierce weren't so bad, it almost felt like they were saying, "we know better, and this is how it should be." I hope I'm making sense. I always skip those two episodes when watching the series.

Why we'll never see anything like <varFanboi> again. Well, la-di-da.

What about the Scarface reference where he eats off the finger/hand washing dish

You should fan cast a rebooted mcu

no mwnetion of beverly hills cop wich eddie murphy played

0:01 I still remember how I felt when I saw this scene for the first time in year 2000, it was in the trailer.

I didn't know "Good Morning" was from something other than Singing In the Rain! That's fascinating. I got some Wikipedia reading to do. Also, how can you tell the stoners are smoking frankincense and myrrh specifically? As far as I can tell, all we see is the thurible the second stoner is holding. (I'm not Catholic, but I know that Catholic priests use thuribles during services and probably other rituals as well.) Lastly, I love Julie Andrews so much.

The amount of times I watched these as a young teen at my grandparents ❤

I like hobbit trilogy more

@40:27 I read somewhere that the reason the Academy would not allow all of the films to be considered for Oscars as all three films were made by the same production company or producers in the same year.

Youre mediocre at comic books...thats with love

Brother, i watch these movies on a monthly bases since i can think. Its peak cinema and wont be repeated ever again.

who is this ka-vill

It was actually my headcanon that Mama Bear was just pretending to be dead after someone pointed out that the three bears appear in Puss in Boots 2 and was wondering if they are the same characters

You may take that back when someone makes the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant series into movies. I am eagerly hoping this happens before I die.

7:42 my favourite part of the movie

I’m sorry this Took too long to get to the point for me

You forgot to mention the royal pain scene where Shreks toenails are trimmed from the toenail grinder as a reference to Dumb and Dumber from Jim Carrey

Romans 3:23 “For ALL HAVE SINNED and fall short of the glory of God.” Romans 6:23 (KJV) “For the WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” 1 Corinthians 15:3-7 “For I passed on to you as most important what I also received: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures, and that he appeared to Cephas, then to the Twelve. Then he appeared to over five hundred brothers and sisters at one time; most of them are still alive, but some have fallen asleep. Then he appeared to James, then to all the apostles.” 1 Peter 2:24 “He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree; so that, having died to sins, we might live for righteousness. By his wounds you have been healed.” John 3:16-17 “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.” 1 John 3:8 “He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil.” Acts 3:19 (KJV) “REPENT ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out, when the times of refreshing shall come from the presence of the Lord.” Acts 2:38 Peter replied, “REPENT and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.”

i like the thumbnail

Honestly I love every season of the show, even season 4, it's still a lot better than a lot of other shows.

1:50 that says "kiss the drunk"

Honestly the #42 has always been my favorite suit

Forgot Hook: the death of Charming is kinda identical: something falls on him as he cries for mommy and then "dies" from a survivable crush

When the ring falls into Fionna'a finger, you can hear the Sonic ring SFX

happy video 2 years birthday in 2 days.

No mention of Stromboli (the Disney's Pinocchio's Fireeater), and the second stepsister? Also just noticed: the kinder stepsister has a Pink dress and the meanest is in green, like Anastasia and Genoveffe from Disney. Also, kinda referincing, the first seems to resemble more how in Perrault's version the stepsister were ugly but not really mean-mean to Cinderella, while the second one resembles more the Grimm Brothers' version, in which they hated her and wanted to harm her.

I'm not joking when I say that I would be an entirely different person if Tolkien hadn't written these books. So many of the things I enjoy (books, movies, video games, tv shows) are directly or indirectly influenced by LOTR it's wild to contemplate. I've had entire friendships and relationships begin because of a mutual love of LOTR. Hell I'm not even sure I would exist because both of my parents are hardcore LOTR nerds and watch the extended trilogy together every New Years lol.