Aww snaps. Another SK YT channel. Guess I know where my YT algorithm is headed. Love this little series also, a visual audiobook.

I saw it years ago....very underated

The Witch Who Came From the Sea is one of my favorites. I was surprised at how good it was. Very disturbing, depressing and unnerving.

Good old Stella Flanders and the ghosts 💀🧟👌

My first reaction is that he sees Death, moments later he’s dies and that’s why he was able to run

I am proud of myself for admiring what is on that shirt before noticing what was under it. I actually want it. The shirt that is. Oy is the goodest boy. Was that a custom print or can I find it somewhere?

Thanks for answering my question! I agree, unless you can just leave Derry, Maine and IT goes away - That'd be easier than not sleeping. I prefer Ghost over slashr. I agree stay away from an asylum. Agree about house with murder victims and sleeping in a cemetery. But I think Zombies are stupider so easy to get away from.

I'm not really a fan of the Evil Dead movies. I do think the first one had some pretty good scares and I've heard that some of it was filmed here in Michigan. That's kind of cool.

Why are you reviewing the greatest horror film ever made? This is fucking pointless.. .

Never liked THIS movie myself. The comedy is too obnoxious and it makes mideval folks look way too stupid.

He probably didn't behead them because in Evil Dead 2 he beheads the mother and the head still lives, plus before that his headless girlfriend is still running around trying to kill him... and dancing

One of my favorite parts (if I remember correctly, been a while) is when a skeleton sits up from his grave and caughs up sand or dust 😄

If you cut out the beginning of Evil Dead 2 in which they summarize and rehash the beginning of the film, and pick up with Ash running through the woods away from the Evil, the story continues from the first one fairly well. Yes the story becomes more slapstick, but if you see the movies as being from his perspective, his sanity is slipping, so it would get less serious.

He calls them "primitive screwheads." So many amazing one-liners and excellent physical comedy from Bruce Campbell. Such a fun end to the trilogy. I agree that the original ending was a bit bleak.

The fact that Sam and Bruce love the Three Stogies really shows in this film. It was a lot more OTT, and yet it still worked. I have seen three versions of this. The third one had some of the more "silly" bits trimmed down. It was on a VHS and looked like it was a copy of a copy kind of thing. At a guess, one was done for certain territories, they tried to make it more serious after early feedback? I've never seen it since. The TV show was not bad (some episodes were very good). Bruce was still great, but it was like 10 years too late.

What's worse than ghosts? Crazy ghosts that probably endured horrible conditions and mistreatment when they lived! I'm sure vampires would at least have numerous stories to tell. No pea soup in the car, so no Regan roadtrip 😅

"Klatoo, Verrata, Nah heh hu haa" "OK, that's it then, Cool Review!🎃

I love this movie too. I first saw it on latenight TV back in the 90s as a very young horror fan and it had me cracking up. If you like swords and sorcery, what do you think of Legend starring Tom Cruise? I really loved the practical makeup effects and miss that era of filmmaking.

I find this to be a beautiful story. Every now and then King will knock a tale like this out, one that just touches you, and that you keep in your heart.

I'd choose the overlook. A lot more places to hide. 5:10 Machette. Chainsaws are clumbersome. I believe you'd do better with a machette because you're small and slender looking. I'd face Damien, although Gage could be killed again (very sad at the end of the movie and novel ) I have doubts Damien could be stopped as he seems to have supernatural protections. Being dropped into a novel could really suck because some stories take hours and hours to read. That' a long time to try and survive. Michael's mask by far. I dont want that stinky warped human skin mask on at all. Question,,, would you rather face Freddy or Jason or Michael in a killing mood? I believe the one I'd rather face the least would be Freddy because he seems more prone to torturing and prolonging the action, although he might goof off too long and I might wake up in time to save myself.. Michael's my favorite, but Freddy might be worse to face. Happy Halloween to you.

1. Overlook - love the decor (movie) 2. Chainsaw - more exciting (especially if being chased in the Overlook hedge maze). 3. Gage Creed - He's adorable, even if he's slashing my throat. 4. unknown 5. unknown 6. Book - seems more people have a chance in a book whereas a movie most of the time only one or two survive. 7. Jaws - I like sharks better too. 8. Mike Myers mask - yeah the skin sounds unpleasant. 9. Chucky because he's both adorable and witty. Question: who would you rather deal with and try to survive: Freddy Crouger or IT?

Great video! ...and Have a Happy Halloween 🎃

I will take a shot at a few of these... Scary kid- Damien is a good choice. Kids from Chilren of the corn, maybe Dead body- maybe the woman ghost from Ghost Story 1981. Funny character- uncle Red from Silver Bullet. Tv Series- Nightstalker 1970s Impalement- agree, The Omen. Song theme- Halloween, good one. Parts of the Shining. Like the intro. 1979 Salems Lot. Mike Ryerson at Danny Glick's grave. Favorite Jason- part 3. Beheading- agree, The Omen. Arnie the drunk at the begining of Silver Bullet. Grade B movie- agree about Jessica. Tv Movie 1972 Nightstalker or Jack palace as Dracula. Many good tv horror movies.

For most horrific sex scene death i would say the axe scene in NIGHTMARES IN A DAMAGED BRAIN. Enjoyed your thoughts and video choices

I'm with you regards fiction about aliens; they're not my cup of tea either, but I guess it's how the subject is approached and tackled, because this book worked for me. I don't think everything in it is successful, but overall this was classic King: I loved the sense of dread as the alien influence slowly and insidiously seeped into the town, and the immersive world King created in the narrative. I wish he still wrote these more detailed characters, backdrops and histories still - I'm a sucker for them, every time, haha.

I can still remember seeing the newspaper ads for this film in 1971.

Wow! You look like if you went out in the sun you'd literally MELT.

Great job reading a cool little scary story. I've never been on a subway and I'm not planning on changing that.

What are your thoughts on "Army of Darkness"?

I never thought about merging The Evil Dead with Evil Dead 2 as they're two different styles of horror. The first one is serious and then other is more comedic. The remake is just as serious as the first one though the tone is more darker.

The Original Evil Dead is just the Greatest 80's Grindhouse film ever made. Evil Dead 2 is a great sequel, but like a Remake/Sequel. I can accept the transition from Evil Dead to Evil Dead 2, but I hate the transition from E D 2 to Army of Darkness, they go from "Hail Hail Hail" to "my name's Ash and I'm a Slave!" The Original us my favorite, I love 2, but I feel they took the slapstick too far with Army of Darkness, it's like We are almost not even in the same Franchise anymore. I wish it was Darker, but still a great movie. Awesome video!😀

Apologies if you already knew this, but Bruce Campbell said that if you stop the first movie right when the camera zooms in on him and cut to the second movie at a similar moment, that's the truest cut of the film. So you were on the right track of combining them for a better film.

Wow. Respect the unibrow!

Evil Dead 2 is my favorite. To me, it always felt more like Evil Dead 1.5 so i could easily see them being merged into one film. I also love both the horror of the first and humor of the second, and together they would be more balanced.

Great job reading the story. It is nice to be read to.😊 i used to spend about an hour a night reading 'Salem's Lot, The Shining, Dracula, and Pet Sematary to my now ex and then very young daughter. I guess It didn't warp her. My daughter still love traditional horror. I would occasionally read her a short ghost story or two. Our favorites were The Monkey's Paw and one called Floral Tribute. The good old days. Anyway, thanks again for the reading.

You forgot to mention at the end of Milkman #2, Spike doesn't think Bob has enough gasoline to burn down his house, which brings to question how he knows Bob is going to (or already has) burn down his house.

Thank you so much for the reading! Perfect for a dreary October day.

I am presently digesting both the novel and film versions of, "Picnic at Hanging Rock." I bring this film to your attention because, while very different from "Jessica," it gives the viewer a similar unsettled feeling. I wondered if you had seen it, and if you agree that the two films share a rare vibe.

I absolutely loved part 2 of this book, my favorite part of it, and some of my favorite stuff King has written. Loved Ruth McCausland

I just finished The Tommyknockers last night (and the night before) and loved it!

A big thanks from me! I always watch your summaries to make sure I didn't miss anything while I read the books.

Sometimes I have trouble even explaining to myself why this is one of my all-time favorite movies, but one thing I noticed that occurs over and over is that in practically every scene there is something just slightly off, some more obvious than others. I haven’t sat through it and made a list or anything but I kept noticing weird little things in virtually every scene of the movie. To me, there isn’t a single time the film doesn’t make me feel slightly uneasy. Weird and brilliant.

Royals in various cultures have historically done sibling incest.

I really like the character of Long John, the owner of The Boathouse restaurant. He comes across as so authentic, vulnerable and out of his league.

“If you don’t make it in America by 18, you are done.” Or something like that. But it’s a great and poignant line at the end of the movie.

Wow, I think I recommended this movie to you, like, 3+ years ago. I love this movie. The atmosphere is unique and fantastic. I try to watch at least once a year.

It’s so cool to hear these stories again. I still have my copy from 7th grade. :)

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Great review. And with all due respect to Stephen King's feelings about the 1980 film, I also love this movie. It's probably a top 10 movie for me.

I saw this. I knew it was gonna be bad. Wasn't the worst thing I ever saw but it's definitely in the bad movie cinematic universe