The used the same ending in halloween h20 with the switching of the masks

I loved Gus Van Sant's film; it is undeservedly hated. Please do that one next!

Always thought this movie was crap, I was very wrong. It's bats--t crazy and it really calls back to the old master Hitchcock. Thanks for an entertaining video.

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I saw this with my cousin, I was about 9-10..it scared me for years!!! Danny Glick outside the window..and Mike Ryerson sitting in the bedroom.. creepy

I didn't really have a problem with Roger Moores age but i did have a problem with the fact its not referenced in the movie. Giving the story more of a retirement element along with an older leading lady would have improved its reception with critics and the public...

4:00 Fever dream, yeah right, he got the idea from Westworld.

Um, Dark Horse comics is not owned by DC it was one of the first independent comic co.'s to really make an impact outside of Marvel & DC.

When are you going to do part 3?

Are you planning on doing anything for Halloween? I know this video in particular was grueling and don't blame you at all.

T2 is great don’t get me wrong but the original was truly groundbreaking. It was so unique and with such a limited budget did a lot with not a ton of $. One of the pillars of 1980s cinema.

The Phantom is my favourite comic character & one of my favourite films. The 1930s setting is one of the things I love about it, same as the 1st 2 Indiana Jones movies. (Yes, the Last Crusade is also set in the 1930s, but I didn't enjoy it much.)

I still rewatch this yearly along with its not much loved 05 remake. I own it on multiple formats at this point. Not sure about the announcement of another as I truly did like the earlier remake and felt it added to the story with the cast alone imho. I think it would work better as a long form series which would give time to really flesh out a lot of the ancillary characters and stories. Too much material for even a 3 hour film, though both prior films did a decent job I feel.

And In 2024 we are getting a 4K transfer!!!

Underrated sequel

I'm going through a rough time right now, and fell down the rabbit hole of your retrospectives. It's providing a great distraction, and I can't imagine the amount of hours put into them. They're very well made. Fantastic work. As far as Resurrection goes, I actually saw it twice in theaters, once alone and again with a date. I remember the gritty mall theater I frequented during the screening being completely drenched with the smell of weed. I'm no prude, but don't partake. So yeah, this movie reminds me of the smell of reefer and popcorn. I wish I picked a better flick to say I've seen twice on the big screen, but enjoyed it at the time. I appreciate Rick's initiative in trying to get different endings on different reels. Very ambitious. Definitely towards the bottom of my personal ranking, but a ridiculous, kinda guilty pleasure watch if the mood strikes me.

damn, this movie came out in 2006? im old...

It's surprising that a guy who admitted he did a lot of acid would get the Terminator idea from a "fever dream" 😂

Terminator 1 is the 2nd best Terminator movie, but seeing as only 2 terminator movies have been made, I suppose that makes it the worst in the series... As for whod play Termie in a remake? No one... please for the love of all that is holy do not touch this movie...

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Watched this as a kid, I’m now in my 40s. That floating vampire scene outside his brother’s window…..ugghhh

Poor Tchaikovsky

I like to think that John Carpenter's Vampires is a sequel to Salem's Lot

This is the best Salem’s Lot review on U-Toob. As a senior in high school in 1979, the series went over bigly with all the students.

Favorite stephen king novel

People look at me strangely when I tell them this is my favorite romance flick.

It disturbs me that the story seems to be a metaphor for academic civilized culture portrayed as a gay pedophile cult, with a lot of assist from a possibly Jewish family.

This is a great documentary.

Part 2 is among the best save for the long intro.

It was then Cameron had a vision for his next film, it was about a killer robot driving instructor that travels back in time for some reason.

Without a doubt, one of the greatest movies ever. I have never heard someone echo any sentiment to the contrary. Thanks for this in-depth retrospective. Excellent job as always.

The first 4 Halloween films are the best Halloween films

Awesome!

You are the best! You and Oliver harper!

Still watch it & own it terminator was such a great film for its time

If Beth Armstrong new, how dangerous killer whales really are. She would not have done any of those scenes. Of course back then. We didn't realize but I'm pretty sure. If she saw the documentary blackfish, she would have changed her tune

Fact: I love all Jaws films and see no flaws in any.

My favorite bit has always been how many whacks it took to chop down the "little Myers" sign on the front lawn.

Great docs. I’m going thru all your Halloween reviews amazing!!!

Not sure O.J. would be the right fit, but i know he'd give it a stab regardless

Such a fantastic werewolf film. The score is absolutely incredible.

I stopped watching when you pixellated a shooting at 13:32😮 Leave it in, we can take it.

This was the first one I ever saw. Never forget it, 5th grade, 1987, in my friends basement we were having a slumber party, and stayed up all night watching slashers. This one, part 5, and nightmare 2. His parents were cool and didn’t care about us watching rated R movies. This one will always be my fav, for nostalgia and for Jason’s creepy one eyed sack.

This movie holds a deep place in my heart. Scared the living shit out of me as a child and still does today. Fantastic video really enjoyed this. Can’t wait for the 2024 remake❤

While not one of the best, Wolf (1994) is a fun awesome entertaining werewolf film. In my opinion, Wolf (1994) is my seventh favorite modern monster film after Bram Stoker’s Dracula, The Mummy (1999), The Invisible Man (2020), Van Helsing, The Mummy Returns, and Hollow Man.

I believe this is a gripping story because in a true horror, the darker side would win.

I believe this is a gripping story because in a true horror, the darker side would win.

This was the first Halloween movie that I saw in the theater. For that reason, it will always have a special place in my heart. I was 11 at the time and already a huge horror fan. We all know it didn't have a big budget. But I still can't imagine any scenario whatsoever, where someone was "too tired" to realize the pink mask with blonde hair didn't belong in the scene. 😂

Honestly, in terms of family feeling, I get that. Until nowadays I prefer this ridiculous sequence than Jaws 3 and the music is great.

39:19 Orion producers wanted to destroy Cameron