Interesting films to watch for Halloween: The Monster Squad, The Shed, Warlock, Troll part 1, Sinister, The Sixth Sense, Ghost Story, Ghoulies 2, Beetlejuice, Lore (2023), Abigail, Fear Street: Part One - 1994 from Netflix, Fear Street: Part Two - 1978, Fear Street: Part Three - 1666 from Netflix, Ghost Stories on Shudder, Sleepy Hollow, Trick R' Treat, Casper, Hocus Pocus, Under Wraps, Ghostbusters, Monster House, Night of the Demons, The Midnight Hour, The Forgotten One, ParaNorman, Waxwork part 1, Tales from the Hood, The Frighteners, Goosebumps, Creepshow, The Gate, Lady in White, Killer Party, Fright Night part 1, The Night Flier, The Lost Boys, Demons part 1, The Changeling, Poltergeist, The Mortuary Collection, Corpse Bride, Stake Land, Hellboy from Guillermo del Toro, Blade part 1, The Woman in Black, Crimson Peak, The Devil's Backbone, The Conjuring part 1, Evil Dead, Cabin in the Woods, Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight, House part 1, Tales from the Darkside: The Movie, Dog Soldiers, My Demon Lover and Pumpkinhead!!!

Nice reaction. As an 80's kid Chucky traumatized me for sure, hope you guys react to the sequels haha.

Chucky Ray Lewis? 😂 its Charles Lee Ray they named him after Charles Manson Lee Harvey Oswald and James Earl Ray

there making more chucky movies pls dont watch the Childs play reboot its so bad the original creator didn't want no part in it so thats why he made the tv show also chucky is more slasher than horror its fun watching chucky movies bc there all connected including the tv show but there also super different

I saw this in a mostly empty theater on a rainy night

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Hold it right there. Let me correct you. This is a GREAT movie.

There is a Family Guy episode that is an homage to this movie. You should react to it, and then tack it on the end of this reaction. “I have a picture of my sister!” “I hear she’s pretty good!” “Ooh! You have a tent” “Can I borrow your tent” Every member of the drive in mercenaries is a famous person. 3 of them are behind the camera. The other had a famous guitar named Lucile and never strummed a chord in his life. All single notes of brilliance.

The guy at 40:32 is the inspiration for Marvels Wolverine. Stan Lee said this.

You guys talk too f’ing much. 3/4’s of the moronic questions you’re asking are being answered by the movie when you’re asking the stupid question.

Did you spot all the cameos? Directors Terry Gilliam, Sam Raimi, Costa-Gavras, Martin Brest, Frank Oz, and Joel Coen, musician B.B. King and visual effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen.

young blood is a fun hockey movie with Rob Lowe and Patrick Swayze

The music in this version is different from the original on VHS.

Hanrahan's wife was the mom in "A Christmas Story"

They had two major professional hockey leagues at the time of this movie, the NHL and the WHA. The WHA merged with the NHL in 1979 and four teams joined the NHL: Edmonton Oilers, Hartford Whalers, Winnipeg Jets and Quebec Nordiques. Only Edmonton remains in place from the WHA merger. The Jets moved to Arizona to become the Phoenix/Arizona Coyotes. The Whalers moved to Carolina to become the Carolina Hurricanes and the Nordiques moved to Colorado to become the Colorado Avalanche.

Strange Brew is the funniest beer/hockey movie. A cult classic from the 80's that I watched many times. And that was back when you had to rent the movie and the movie player. Hat tip to Blockbuster and memories.

My late brother introduced this movie to me in 1979 when I was 12 and it’s still my favorite sports comedy to this day. RIP Greg and thank you brother.😂🙏

For myself, I don't have to put a movie in a neat little box to know how to watch it. Saying the stakes are more real than Spies like Us, I really don't see that. This movie has no stakes until the very end, the whole time you are along for the ride and straddling the 'are they bad guys or not' line, then at the end they have a double fakeout. Tom Hanks character calls out the neighbors as the villains and wants to make amends to Klopeks, then its revealed Klopeks were actually bad after all. Up until that last minute, there is no real tension or danger and you are just enjoying the chaos. You are more or less in the position as the Kid that creates a party to watch things unfold. But I like that, how it subverts the viewer that expects it in a systematic package.

BTW Ned Dowd who plays Ogie Ogilthorpe is Nancy Dowd's brother.

First of all thank you from the bottom of my heart for reacting to this classic movie. I've loved since it came out and it turned that both of my kids played hockey from about age 6 right thru high school. I can't think of a single kid age mite and above who doesn't know this movie well. It's played on the bus going to and from tournaments - they all know it. The movie was written by Nancy Dowd based on the experiences of her brother who was a minor league player. The story is set Charlestown PA. I have read that Newman said that he had never had so much fun making a movie in his entire career. Joe McGrath is the manager the owner is Anita McCambridge. The casting of this movie is absolutely brilliant. Dunlop and his wife were separated. They were not swingers or polyamorous. Years ago I took my kids to a minor league game here in town and the Hanson's were special guest. There were more people lined up to get their autograph then there were watching the game. I got pictures of my son and daughter with the Hansons, and yes they had the foil on. As I left I asked them if they ever heard from Hanrahan and without missing a beat one of the Hanson's said, "No but I hear from his wife now and again." LOL!!

It's one of the weaker efforts of the Aykroyd/Chase vehicles (and certainly not excruciating like Nothing But Trouble, which inexplicably has its fans), but drag it does NOT. It moves along at a very quick pace, and I can only assume your attention spans are shorter than the ones we had in the 80's. Of course, we were in a theater, not watching it on a laptop and giving a simultaneous reaction. It was just a Saturday night's entertainment out, and we were all about it.

You guys talk WAY too much!!!!

No 1 is cooler than paul newman...and 1 other thing about newman he had a hollywood marriage with joanne woodward and they stayed married until newman passed away Another interesting fact...newmans last performance was the voice for doc in Cars

"A Little Bit South of Saskatoon"...sonny james from hackleburg alabama

The goalie is french Canadian not Swedish

Yes. Yes! YEESS!!! At last someone reacting this classic. Best sports movie ever!

Are The Hansen Brothers American?

I thought the goalie was French Canadian I just learned he was Swedish

It was entertaining as a kid but not an actually funny movie.

One of my favorite movies. But I show to friends and they don’t care for it much.

Hockey Movies you missed: YoungBlood, Miracle (based on the story of the 1980 US Olympic Hocky Team), Sports film that isn't "predictable" Brians Song (based on the real story of Gayle Sayers and Brian Piccalo), North Dallas 40, 70's comedy sports movie The Longest Yard

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Great video! I love this movie so much!! 80's movies were the best 😄 You guys should do "Big Trouble in Little China" sometime, it's so much fun! And if you guys are thinking about going for more horror movies, another John Carpenter classic is "The Thing"

Bruce Dern was Dale Gribble

Cult movie - like Saturday the 14th! The Burbs is much better but I like Saturday the 14th for the nostalgia and camp.

Can you please react to Stigmata Starring Patricia Arquette Please 😊

The Blonde married to Bruce Dern is also the voice of Francine Smith in "American Dad"

Haven't seen this movie in forever, forgot how awesome it is. Can't wait for the next review!

I consistently forget how hilarious I found Bruce Dern in this movie. Good stuff guys!

Best hockey movie will always be mighty ducks

When you are saying that you don't know really what is going on, that should be a sign that you were talking too much over the scenes where things get talked about or explained. It wasn't like small 10 second asides, you were having minutes long discourse and therefore completely ignoring the film. I say this because I recall having seem it long long ago, and don't remember ever being confused. I disagree with your verdicts. I'm not a graphics snob, so the effects being from that time doesn't bother me. And I like when things are slowly developed and given time to sink in for the viewer to experience, or as you call it 'drag'. I wouldn't say it's like a 9 or 10, but 7 or 8 or high 6.

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Good reaction fellas

This was based off a real team in Pennsylvania

Hell yeah, I’ve loved this movie since I was 10. Shoutout to my dad for letting me watch it back then. Subscribed

Love this film.

You guys are the first reactors to watch this that I know of. We loved this back in the day. The theme song was a hit.

seems like younger people do reactions and constantly ask whats going on yet the film presents all the info you need to understand.like are you reacting to react or are you watching the film???

That exact drive inn theater where they went was in Lancaster, California & I saw Star Wars: A New Hope in 1977….it was the first memory I had as a human being 🤩