I saw it originally on video back in about 88. It's really well made with genuine scares. Back in those days, there were many hit and miss movies on vhs that finding this was a real bonus..👍

Saw the movie about a year ago. You summed up my thoughts on this movie perfectly. In real life nobody acts/speaks the way the characters do especially the women in this movie.

I'm going to have to check this movie out, I remember watching the real life case on forensic files

As a stepdad myself, I loved showing this to my step kids, giving them serious glances when he's going nuts, as if I'm gonna lose it if they don't fold the towels right😂😂😂

I love this movie. Absolute masterpiece. I'll even defend Keanu in it. He struggles with the British accent, but otherwise he's really good in Dracula, especially in the third act. The definitive Dracula movie imo

Dude, I noticed the energy of beetlejuice being a lot slower too, and it just feels like it didn't actually had anything to do with his age. Maybe it does, but I'm not convinced.

The only thing that I didn't enjoy was the resolution to Astrid being kidnapped and the ending with Beetlejuice's ex. They both were just kinda okay we are done now you're gone

agree and a sick movie too..its just that the cast has star powers like Demi, Emilio but the plot and characters ae just sick...no morals for this movie at all..

It was really good dude

Weird how actor James Spader acted with a few of them brats and was never included in that Pack. He acted with McCarthy, Molly, Robert Downey and Rob Lowe in the 80’s & into the 90’s. He was excluded entirely, he still actively acts today

It was fun but… I don’t really get the point of this film

I will say that Coppola's film has been the closest we've gotten to a faithful adaptation of the book. Did he get all the characters and story beats right? Yes. Did he change and add things? Also yes. Is this movie visually stunning? Absolutely - it's an art piece brought to life. Is it completely faithful? No. Another great Dracula movie that came out recently is Last Voyage of the Demeter. I would read the book (or at least the Demeter's captain's log portion) before viewing it, but it's not required. That version of Dracula is very bestial, monstrous, and scary. Closer to the Max Shrek's Nosferatu than Christopher Lee's / Bela Legosi's / Gary Oldman's take on the Count.

The song is a million times better than the movie. Haven't you ever seen a movie where the lead character was a terrible person, and you just want someone to hold them accountable? Who's the main character in _Fargo_ ? I contend that it's Jerry and not Margie. You just want him to get his comeuppance. I wrote an unconventional screenplay like this, and I wonder if it can possibly work. It's a caper movie, but you can't root for the caper to be successful. This is no defense of _St. Elmo's Fire_ but I wonder if it can ever work to break the basic rules of plot structure.

Another great post-scream slasher is 2001's "Valentine."

Im a huge fan of zombie movies so when this came out I found a theater it showning in and saw it opening night! Great movie!

I saw both in the theater. IKWYDLS is technically the better movie, but Urban Legend is more fun. Definitely watch the first sequels to each. AND WATCH VALENTINE (from 2001)!!!! It's from the same director as Urban Legend. And The Faculty isn't a slasher, but it's also written by Kevin Williamson.

My favorite movie! Me and one of my friends would constantly quote it to eachother back in highschool. The scene when they're in the pub and Shaun pulls the blinds down over the door's window always sent me. It was such a small joke and so stupid but that's exactly why i loved it so much.

For someone who grew up watching brat pack movies on their TV. It blows my mind that I never once came across St Elmo's fire..

Before you comment saying that these movies arent Scream rip offs, I suggest you click on this time stamp - 1:39

I Know What You Did Last Summer is definitely not a Scream rip off. It was originally a teen horror book written in 1973. While some changes were made to give the book plot more thrills and jump scares, concept was still the same.

You can tell you're young 😂😂😂

Great movie. How the time flys

I love Abigail, I enjoyed it so much I saw it twice 😅. Sucks that it wasn't a box office hit though.

Shaun of the Dead is my first zombie movie. What an excellent movie in general. Dead Snow is up there too, save for some lack luster shots in a few scenes.

I feel like 'Scream' is more "meta" and self aware than IKWYDLS and 'Urban Legend' but just my take!

Definitely one of my favorites movies, super nostalgic too

One of the best movies of all time.. one of 'em. If you can quote it, we'll be buddies for life 😊❤

They weren't rip-offs. glad you got to see though

QT's decades-long butthurt over this is beyond ridiculous for someone who is supposedly an "expert on cinema". He was/is WELL AWARE that, in the film industry, screenwriters have their work revised/rewritten/reshaped in production by the director....ALL... THE... TIME. He knew the movie business and it was what he signed up for when he SOLD the script to help launch his career. He cashed his NBK check, didn't he?

Hiw have I only just found this channel! Great stuff. Thank you Nathan! Subbed!!!

he should watch it, he might like it!

In theater class, we had to play for the class an example of a bad acted scene, and a well acted scene. I used Sean's goodbye to Ed as the example of good acting. It's such a great scene, blending humor and sadness. Such great range and delivery. (bad scene: "I hate sand." Ugh.

Kevin williamson wrote the script for i know before scream

The I love Mallory scene was brilliant.

Entirely agree! Thanks for entertaining me during lunch :)

Easily one of my all time favorite films, and honestly what surprised me the most when I watched it, and it still surprises me today, is that it's genuinely one of the best zombie films ever made. It was wild at the time seeing these complete randos (to me at least) who, to my knowledge, had no experience with anything close to this genre, just come out of nowhere and absolutely nail it, while still blending it with comedy in a way that doesn't feel out of place at all. They killed it with the whole trilogy in my opinion, but SotD's just a bit more special to me.

Absolute classic

Very few people like "The King of Comedy" the first time they see it. But it is one of Scorsese’s masterpieces. And it gets better each time you see it.

SOMEONE FINALLY SAID PART 3 IS BORING! Thank you. I was starting to think I was the only one. It just moves from lame 3D gag to lame 3D gag until the kills happen. Anyways, part 6 is my favorite. It's where the series knew it had a formula and was just sticking to it and giving the audience what we want and having fun along the way. As one of my first F13 movies it's become a favorite, along with parts 2, 4, and 7 coming up in the rankings behind it.

What a fantastic video! This is my favorite film of all time. I can't tell you how many times I have watched this film. A safe number would be 50. I'm still noticing new things after each watch. This film has the perfect blend of comedy, sadness. Thanks for this video! Loving the Aliens poster by the way.

They are dumb fun and that’s why I love them! When people say “they are dumb” and I’m, that’s part of their charm. They didn’t take themselves too seriously, you can turn your brain off for an hour and a half or so and have a good time! Final Chapter and this one are my favorites!

If you're a fan of this tale, I hope you check out Disney's version of it from1949. Totally amazing!

woody harrelson makes me understand the meme of the man without a dick shooting himself after seeing a pretty girl

I would love this movie so much more if the Headless Horseman wasn’t a VERY goofy looking Christopher Walken with shark teeth. It really takes me out of it…

This is without question the best Jason film. I'm just really happy you actually put it into words. I always thought it was a magical film, but you actually dissect it well.

Kurt cobain sucks, shouldnt be even mentioned

I love the original Crow and I won’t cheapen it by entertaining this new version.

Just last night I commented about this on another video. I'll copy & paste my same comment here because I'm sure I'm not the only one who shares this critique: My one complaint about Sleepy Hollow was the use of the Ichabod Crane character. If they had only given him a different name, the story of the film would've been a near flawless follow-up to Washington Irving's original story, bringing the tale of the Van Tassel family and the Hessian to perfect closure. They could've even referenced "a school teacher by the name of Crane was the most recent to go missing" at some point (possibly by Christopher Lee at the beginning) and it would've worked perfectly.

One of my favorite funny moments in this one is when one teenage camper, cowering under the bed and listening to the screams from the couselors outside as Jason approaches, turns to one of his fellow campers and says, "So...what WERE you going to be when you grew up?"

Yup. It's still my favourite.