Thank You so much for your kind words! I absolutely love 80's horror. I absolutely love the setting in Terror Train. That in of itself set it apart from other slashers. It was great watching it again after so long. Welcome to the channel and I am happy that you are a fan of the channel. Working on getting the best of 1981 outby the end of the weekend. Make sure you hit that bell so you'll be notified when it drops. Stay safe, stay tuned! YEAH!

​@@scotticusprimeawesome, looking forward to it! Yes, 80's horror is truly a wonderful thing! Have you seen the documentary called In Search of Darkness? It's all about 1980's horror and the impact it's had on the film industry and the culture in general...a great watch! Just out of mere curiosity, do you have a favorite 80's horror film? Or a top 5 or 10 or 20? Lol 💖

I have not seen In Search of Darkness, but I'll definately seek it out and give it a look. As for a favorite 80's horror film...by the end of the series you will be blessed with 100 of my top horror films from the 80's! However, I am thinking of doing a top ten of the number 1's from this series and see what my number one pick will be for the entire decade. I chose to do this series because it was hard picking a number 1 for the decade. Maybe this was a way into it. Thanks for taking the time to comment and engage with me. Best to you my friend.

@@WesTheDeal oh I whole wholeheartedly agree. Definitely MY favorite decade

Oh I agree. It was hard just trying to pick just 10 from the whole decade that's why I decided to do ten from every year in the 80's. Thanks for tuning in. I really appreciate it . Stay tuned for 1981!

You are welcome. It's a pleasure.

The name of the film is Dark Angel aka I Come in Peace. Stars Dolph Lundgren. I caught it on Tubi about two weeks ago. Not too terrible.

Thank you o wise one. I have been looking for that movie a long time. Almost looks like it was kept under the rug lol

Do you by any chance remember the movie Rawhead Rex? Made quite an impact when i was young lol

@destinationserenity why yes I do. But I haven't seen it in like 30 years. Time for a rewatch!

Good stuff my friend. Good stuff.

Yeah. Trucks had the more serious from the book tone. Overdrive was definately campy coke induced ride! Thanks for commenting and stay tuned for more Guilty Pleasures coming your way. -S

We definately need more originality in horror. And we are starting to see a little bit of it with A24 to some degree. But there are no films that are quite like this nowadays.

Thank you Michael! I do my best hoping to get better. Thanks for watching!

Oh I agree. I think he is going to do well with it. He was my pick before he was announced as director of Superman. It is my most anticipated film for next year so far. I love the character so much and my hopes are that the DCU can be great again. I trust James Gunn.

Thank You! It felt very appropriate for the topic of the video.. THanks for tuning in and please keep coming back. Much love.

Maximum overdrive is so bad it's good. It may not be a very good film but it's hell of fun to watch in all its absurdity. I know I trashed it a bit, but it was all in fun. It truly is a guilty pleasure of mine. I agree with you on Convoy and Smokey. I haven't seen BJ and the bear since I was a teenager. Thanks for watching! I appreciate you.

Thanks for watching! Curious as to your rankings. Spill it! Keep tuning in. I appreciate your time.

@@scotticusprime I would go Original, Dawn, War, Rise, Escape, Conquest, Beneath, Battle, 2001

Honestly I could swap 1 & 2 at any time depending on the mood. But yeah...your ranking is solid.

Yeah...I really wanted to like Burtons Apes, but didn't. Loved Tim Roth and the make-up though. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope to see you back! Much love my freind.

Growing up Terminator was always under SciFi at the local video store. I myself consider it sci-fi and is one of my top SciFi. Just not enough for me as a sci-fi horror. I get what you are saying though.

Growing up Terminator was always under SciFi at the local video store. I myself consider it sci-fi and is one of my top SciFi. Just not enough for me as a sci-fi horror. I get what you are saying though.

That was an embarrassing error. One of my worst😂. I was probably having a bad day when I did that. You win the prize for discovering it. It was part of another list and don't know how the hell I let that slide in. 😭

Absolutely adore this gem. Ice Pirates is included in my 50 favorite films special be sure to check it out.

They are indeed in my Hall of Fame. Each is a groundbreaking film and among the best films ever made.

Some of those I'll have to check out. I've seen the Snaps movies and Wer.

If you are talking about The Wolfman I 💯 agree with you.

I totally loved that part... Sorry to disagree

Well thank you sir for the kind words. Yeah. Absolutely my favorite in the monsterverse. GvK was almost 2nd until I watched Skull Island again. Excited For GxK on the 29th!

@@scotticusprimeme to could you rank the Jurassic park/world films

@@Godzillakinggggggggg 🤔. I think I might just do that with them fast tracking Jurassic City for next year. Great idea my friend.

@@scotticusprimefair enough one thing I didn’t mention is that the reason Godzilla 2014 is my least favourite I don’t hate it I still like it but my issues with this film are Godzilla not getting enough screen time when the fight is starting they just cut away also they shouldn’t have killed off Joe the dad because he was such an interesting character I would found it better if the son was killed off and we got to learn more about Joe but the final battle is incredible especially the hallow jump it’s so good KOTM did a better job then this one in my opinion because we got so many epic fights bringing Godzilla back with the bomb and mothra and Godzilla connection I just don’t understand why people think 2014 is better then KOTM plus I still remember seeing Kong skull island KOTM and GVK in cinema’s it was incredible watching them

@@Godzillakinggggggggg all valid points. I 💯 agree with you which I mentioned these points in the video. I was disappointed, but still like it.

Yes Ma'am. It sure is. Probably a fall release as they have just finished shooting.

I love Christmas and I love Action. A great combination! I hope you make at least the first Die Hard a part of your yearly watch during the holiday. Thanks for tuning in!

Thanks 💯

Late to the party is better than not showing up at all! THanks for tuning in David! I appreciate the support.

@@scotticusprime glad to support a friend and fellow movie fan. U need a sidekick, someone to banter with.

I was pleased to watch the Marlo Thomas version of this movie this year too. Many people didn't know about it, but with Cloris Leachman it is almost as good as Jimmy Stewart's version which can't be beaten.

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Thanks for watching! Nice list Linda. I have seen and enjoyed most of these myself. The only one I really havent seen is The Small One. Some, I haven't revisited for some time. Keep tuning in and I'll see ya on the next one!

For starters, “THE SMALL ONE” is based on the children’s book by Charles Tazwell. It came to theatres in 1978 care of Disney. Now, among those who worked on it were Don Bluth. The late actor Gordon Jump from the sitcom “WKRP IN CINCINNATI” is the voice of Joseph the carpenter from Nazareth. The plot outline is as follows: A Hebrew woodcutter wishes to sell the smallest of his donkeys because of its old age, much to the grief of his son. Now, the largest city nearest to Nazareth is where the boy takes the donkey named Small One to sell him. A Roman centurion at the city gate sends the boy in the direction of the leather shop run by the town’s tanner. However, the boy and the donkey flee. All day long they wander all about the city. The potter calls Small One ‘A sorry bag of bones’, then the baker refers the donkey as a scrawny under nourished little beast, and points out that his wife (a fat lady gobbling doughnuts) is of a healthy size, and that he’d best get a horse at least. Then three singing merchants send the boy to an arrogant auctioneer (voiced by the late actor Hal Smith aka Otis from “THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW”), and cause a malay in the process. By the time that the sun has gone down, Small One still hasn’t found a new owner. Then hearing the boy’s tearful cry, a mysterious gentleman walks up asking, “Tell me son, is this donkey for sale?” The boy looks up, and sees the friendly face of Joseph, who then replies, “I need a gentle donkey to carry my wife to Bethlehem. Does he have a name?” So when the boy says, “His name is Small One.” Joseph replies with a friendly chuckle, “Small One?! He looks strong enough.” So, Joseph pays the boy one silver Shekel, and Small One finds a new home with the Holy family from the nativity. On his way home to his family’s farm the boy witnesses from a hilltop, the journey to Bethlehem of Joseph and Mary. Also, there’s no better way to end the movie than having the star of Bethlehem appearing high overtop of the stable. Now, a few KZbin channels might have it as well as Disney+ on Roku. Ofcourse, it’s also on the very same Disney DVD as the 1952 animated short titled “PLUTO’S CHRISTMAS TREE” and “MICKEY’S CHRISTMAS CAROL”. Just check all around for starters, and maybe next year at this time, a review of “THE SMALL ONE” would be nice to include among animated Christmas classics possibly?!

Undeniable.

Hay Sarge! Those things will give you cancer.

Got any bubble gum?

Haven't seen Part 2 in a minute. Definitely looking to watch it again.

He sure will be missed.

Merry Christmas! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment Gloria! Honestly, I've only seen the movie once when it first hit dvd. But it wasn't memorable enough to be a contender. I didn't hate it and the cast was decent and had some interesting ideas, it was overall okay. Please keep tunining in to the channel. See ya next time. Have a great day and New Year.

I thought it was interesting because it was different. It wasn't the same old theme. Although, I would say the acting could have been better on some levels.

I agree and do remember it was trying to do different things. It has been ages and times and tastes have changed. Not opposed to a rewatch though.

Thanks a million! It's great to hear you are liking it. Merry Christmas!

@@scotticusprime always a pleasure!

@@scotticusprime And a belated Merry Christmas to you as well!

Thank you man! I will keep doing 'em for sure. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

Thanks a million buddy. See ya on the next one.