I wondered was it a nod to “Phantasm” with the sphere and the character The Tall Man.

As an old Marvel fun, a real one, I have some hard time to appreciate characters like Deadpool and I hate all the alternative timelines/ universe that is what, during the years, made Marvel a Total mess, and everybody could come back from death, everything could happen.. Total mess.. the same strength levels start to increase like Dragonball, with too many cosmic beings.. total mess... I still Remember the times when a dead body, kept being dead.. and that could bring to new Amazing stuff: Goblin's death brought to the Jackal and Carrion. Amazing stuff.. and then people like Tom de Falco Started to bring people from the grave over and over and too many complicated plot that killed characters development.. in the 90es every characters had families and Friends.. then everything torn apart...

For me, MaXXXine did more good than bad but for sure it had a lot going on and some narrative flaws absolutely. Biggest for me was Kevin Bacon constantly stalking her, he already located her, pull a gun on her and take her to her father, revealing him much earlier then it could have become like a satanic panic cult film, bunch of cult members come after her. I would have preferred a different killer, probably just an obsessed fan from her pornos would have been good enough. I like stuff like 10 to Midnight, the killer is just a dude, Bronson still puts a bullet through his head. Simple stuff. Fear City - karate themed Serial Killer, just a dude who is found out and dispatched accordingly. Nothing deeper is needed.

I agree with it being the worst of the 3, I thought it was just fine. Hugh Jackman seemed off he didn’t feel very much like Wolverine and it seemed a bit childishly written because they just wanted to have him swear so often.

Appreciate the spoiler free reaction! Thanks!

When Jack Burton drank the potion of "seeing things other people couldn't see" - he saw 'Sex in the City" and said 'no thanks' to Kim Catrell.

Cmon they didn’t give the real stuff in the trailers, I know they have in other films but not mks he’s all about the twists.

The daughter is dead. Taken at a concert the year before. Now he kills child traffickers, child killers, abductors. Etc…

Here's my ranking of the Fear Street trilogy. 3. Fear Street part 2 1978 July 9th 2021 2. Fear Street part 1: 1994 July 2nd 2021 1. Fear Street part 3: 1666 July 16th 2021

I think we get a full trailer at 2 months away And the final trailer in October close to release

Phenomenal Incredible Teaser Trailer Reaction Barry and can not wait for Terrifier 3 and keep up the amazing content

Terrifier 2 was Stupid the crap with the Resurrection and Magical sword was some of the worst crap ive seen in a movie and the plot made no sense.

Great review! I had the pleasure of working with Braden and act in this film. I'm the jock who gives Michael that right hook lol

Hi Barry. As I’ve said before, Art terrifies the hell out of me but I’m still going to watch it. 😂 The trailer doesn’t give much away at all but enough to get people interested. 👍🏻

Hell Yeah, can't wait for 3...BLOOD ANGELS 😂🤘🤘.....Great Review

Amazing trailer I'm so excited for this movie 🖤

Go back to watching Dave McRae’s slog of a fan film It’s Me Billy lol.

Genuine question, does the cheap looking student film vibe not put anyone else off? The only thing the franchise has going for it is the gore/killer. Art the clown deserves a better franchise to be in.

Hi Barry.. Sorry with these kind of movies I quit.. like pornhub to me.. even porn actors and directors believe in what they do, work really hard, but in the end they end up with.. Well we know.. here same stuff to me.. mankind would be Better without gore..

Great reaction Barry. I wasnt blown away by Terrifier, but i really enjoyed number 2. I think with the higher budget T3 could be really good and something to get excited for. Nice to see Frank being the first to comment too..... : )

This is my type of movie

Excited for it! I Like that they haven't revealed too much

Carpenter and Russell are the best duo cinemas ever had. Adore this movie!

Knew 9 out of the 10 were remakes knock knock was the only one that i didnt get.

In the top ten of movies I've watched the most. Always wanted to be Jack for Halloween but never did.

💯 I wanted the smurl case . And the haunted is extremely good. That family went through hell. I think in the movie, the demon followed them until the church did a complete exorcism. Crazy stuff.

Trap = parT Split part 4

Totally agree, Barry! This is an underrated masterpiece that doesn't get enough love! Great video!

Incredible movie. I just finished reading some of the comics that follow on straight after the end of the movie, they're good fun.

Used to watch this movie everyday after school. Kurt Russell and John carpenter are a match made in heaven

never hated two twins as much as i did with those dopes in funny games. i guess the film worked lmao.

Top 5 Carpenter movies: 1)Halloween 2)The Thing 3)The Fog 4) Big Trouble in Little China 5)Christine

80's movies were the best. This was on TV the whole time when I was younger and we even had it recorded off TV. Although not one of my favourite favourite movies, it's one that I have fond memories of and would happily watch now. As for watching the same movie every day, I think my maximum was about 3 weeks. It was Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. I do love the movie but when I repeatedly watched it I had probably owned it for at least a year and already watched it half a dozen times. I can remember being tired at the time but not consciously sick with anything. Most of the time I watched it from my bed but I fully watched it rather than fell asleep to it. I found it very calming, so many of my other favourite movies had rip-roaring action, boisterous comedy or both. Even the action of Crouching was calming. It's great to experience other people's love for movies and not just their interest in them.

I've loved this film since released on VHS in England. Great film, love Kurt Russell and John Carpenter . Great video as always Barry 😊💜🐾👋👍

Good list! I largely agree with one exception. I would swap Elena and put her No.2 over Jonesy & Amber. The back view of Elena putting her shorts on under the impression of a challenge occurring while Sister simultaneously comes out of the woods to kill her is iconic imo. Although I'm one of the few to like her character (funny, competitive demeanor and she was hot lol), she is outside of the killers, probably the most hated character for her being rude and stealing Mara's boyfriend. So her death being the most painful is rather fitting given that.

It's all in the reflexes!

Strangly enough being a kid of the 80s I didn't watch this movie up until ten years ago and we had it on VHS , my dad would record two or three movies onto one VHS tape, back then Kids thts how we did it , we borrowed or rented movies and recorded them.

Best channel name EVER!

Probably the movie ive watched the most in my life, if not it was Commando. I regularly dress as Jack Burton but not on purpose, i wasnt even aware i had that much BTILC merch. The alleyway fight scene is absolutely class. The song 'Pork Chop Express' is my jam!

The tv show the fall guy was not on tv in the 70s it was on tv in the 80s.

H20 is serviceable. I remember it coming out when I was 10 and I enjoyed it a lot back then. It doesn’t hit quite the same now but, nostalgia aside, it’s a pretty middle of the road Halloween film.

I see a lot of comments about it not being jame but Michael, to be fair the film was done around the covid bs I image now Michael learn from his mistakes

😮💨💥 Let me know when you’re having the discussion

ingmar bergman, not ingrid!

Obviously not horror; but Sorcerer (1977) is the acknowledged remake of Wages of Fear (1953). However, between is the cheapie-- but highly entertaining-- Violent Road (1958). I enjoy all three, the first and third made by first rate directors.

Although Puppet Masters was based off a book by Robert Heinlein, my wife thinks of it as a remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. I can't say she's completely wrong... The Blob has been remade several times. I don't know if people thought the 80s version was original. House on Haunted Hill, The Haunting of Hill House, 13 Ghosts (as mentioned elsewhere), The Haunting of Bly Manor (based on The Turning, based on The Turning of the Screw). Dawn of the Dead? Do people know that's remade? Do people know they picked the middle part out of a trilogy and just remade that?

‘Red Dragon’ (2002) was a remake of ‘Manhunter’ (1986). The predecessor was a far superior film by Michael Mann, but the remake replaces Brian Cox with Anthony Hopkins...both of whom give outstanding performances as Hannibal Lector.

That isn't the only or main difference between the book/original film and Omega man and i am legend, there is no cure being made in the original and ultimately he is the monster killing these vampire/zombie creatures who are sentient and have created their own society, "I am legend" is a fitting title because in the end he is a legend like the Boogeyman.

One that comes to mind is The Uninvited, which was a remake of a Korean movie called A Tale of Two Sisters. Also, Mirrors was remade from Into The Mirror, another South Korean flick.

Last man on Earth was a remake of a tv version so it’s a remake of a remake of a remake I only didn’t know about last house on left I’ll have to look for original