For fans these guys do not even know the actors names or true backstories. Stopped watching at five minutes

great discussions gentlemen

they changed the genre the first to have running zombies

they used iPhones to make it to give it a real effect

thats a 1912 peom it puts a creepiness in it that poem does

nice video guys

KZbin is just becoming satuturated by people reviewing these trailers or videos. Ive counted over 20 different videos covering this trailer..

I was 7 in 77, it literally changed my life

thank you for this video.

Very entertaining!

The first thing I ever saw of Star Wars was from the Scholastic News magazine from school Around April or May have a picture of two stormtroopers from the Death Star chasm scene. It was next to something about the Man from Atlantis so I just assumed the picture, because it also had a greenish tint, was from the TV show. Then on the last day of 6th grade when I got home from school My dad told me there was a TIME magazine in the living room with an article about a movie "I might be interested in". I went into the living room and he had left it open to the first page of the multi-page article about what they called "the years best movie'. Then saw it' probably a few weeks later' when the 35 mm print came to town at the end of June. It was Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope , from the Journal of the Whills ever since 1979 when The Art of Star Wars book first came out and had a title page for the script that showed that title. The footage of the crowd around Grauman's Chinese theater is from when they were putting the footprints in the cement out front later in August of '77. I also distinctly remember reading plenty of early interviews where Lucas described this as a movie for kids to have heroes to look up to instead those of the time like Kojak. Love the memories! The time between the original Star Wars and Empire was a sweet time. I can remember back then, at age 12 or 13, thinking about Woodstock as such a seminal moment that I wished I had something like that in my life. Not realizing till many years later that Star Wars was that thing.

Knowledge is knowing Frankenstein is the doctor. Wisdom is knowing he’s the monster. 😉

I'd love to have seen the inclusion of the Dud Rogers character in the new movie , and his scene with kurt Barlow in the Jerusalem's Lot dump. And all the stuff from the source material about him lusting after Larry Crockett's daughter, Ruthie. And her teasing him and rejecting him and even mocking him. This is all in the source material and some of it included in Mikael Solomon's 2OO4 version, which i quite like. Alot. I'd also have loved to have seen in the new one the scene were Charlie Rhodes hears the ' Honking ' of his school buses horn and goes to investigate snd is attacked by Vampire kids on his own school bus. This scene, i feel, was pretty well executed in the Mikael Solomon version, were Charlie Rhodes is played by Andy Anderson. And this scene is in the souce material. We do get a quick qlimps at Charlie's school bus in the new movie, in the scene at the elementary school, when Mark Petrie deals with school bully, Richie Boddin.

From the Scrupulousity department- the creature didn’t have bolts in his neck. Those were electrodes that connected the cosmic energy that energized the creature,

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Never mind the demise of Barlow! What about the demise of poor Father Callahan? I was kinda ok with how Barlow bowed out, even though I'd have preferred him to be located and staked at Eva Millers boarding house, as in the source material and the 2OO4 Mikael Solomon version, or in the Marsten House, as in the classic Tobe Hooper version. But in this movie Father Callahan's demise was over far too quickly for me(no Dark Tower for him!). I'd like to have seen Barlow force the fallen priest to drink of his own blood, as in the source material and Mikael Solomon version. In the source material, Callahan, tainted by the king vampires blood, is denied access to his own church, and blows town on a bus. In Hooper's version, Barlow just plucks Callahan's cross from his hand, and the camera cuts away. 🙂✌️

Im pretty sure in the excellent source material the Ben Mears character's dad dies and his mom has a kinda nervous breakdown and ships young Ben of to live with his aunt Cynthia in Jerusalem's Lot, Maine, where he remains till aged 11, when he moves away from the town.Maybe im mistaken but im pretty sure i have this partly right. I have no recollection of Ben's parents getting killed by any drunk driver. His wife, Miranda, is killed in an automobile accident, involving Ben's motorcycle and a van or truck, i think. This is also mentioned in the wonderful source material. Maybe someone will correct me if im wrong? 🤔

I always wonder what "The Big Favor" was in Bernie's mind. He had almost an Evil smile about it and he kept saying "Oh you are going to owe me a Big One."

The actor who played Suicide died a couple years after. Leukemia.

This film felt like a highlights reel of a much longer film. It had lots of potential, it just needed more time. The lack of the Marsten house really hurt the story. Here’s hoping we will see Dauberman’s 3 hour cut.

Did we even see Ralphie Glick as a Vampire? Was that his arm that got Danny in the back yard because the hand land wrist ooked quite large. And it may have been him crawling on the outside of the Tree House but we never really saw Vampire Ralphie.

The original mini-series is 3 hrs not 4+ and me personally and I suspect a lot who love it never skip watching it in it's entirety. Why? Because it's GOOD and interesting. Great acting too. Can you imagine skipping any of James Mason's scenes? I can't.

What is the male equivalent of a Marysue called?

Barlow is not discovered in the Marsten house in the novel. Thats the Tobe Hooper version. He's actually discovered in the basement of Eva Millers boarding house in the source material and in the 2OO4 Mikael Solomon version. I would have preferred Dauberman to stick to kings excellent source material. I hope one day king's superb novel is filmed properly, as its never been done properly yet. 🙂✌️

Thank you for the mention of wolves of calla

I saw this movie at the theatre back in 1978 or 79 when was first released and it's always held my interest. My copy of this box set arrived today and I expect this transfer (theatrical version) to look superior, that being said... Very disappointed that this package does not come with any book or inner case booklets whatsoever. The box and case inserts look good, but that's all you get as far as printed materials. There is only an additional seven minutes of movie run time with the extended cut. It is not remastered or cleaned up. Instead it looks low resolution, rather rough and scrappy and it does NOT have any subtitle options. The set is good for the collector, but for others you may want to wait for Imprint to release a standard, single disc theatrical version edition and save yourself some money that way.

Nice conversation fellas. Steelbook collecting has definitely gotten a lot more difficult and pricey since the Best Buy days.

This movie had it all if you were a kid in the 80’s. Horror, nudity, comedy, drama……it’s all there. You just had to find a friend that had HBO and then watch it when the parents went to bed.

The alien in part 3 would not have waited for them to open the door. Technically, no other alien would have waited lol

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The Mark Petrie character is about 11 or 12 years-old in the book so Jordan Preston Carter is actually closer to the characters actual age in the new movie than lance Kerwin was when he played the role in Hooper's 79 original. Young Jordan was 12 years-old, i think, when he started work in Dauberman's Salem's Lot, wereas lance kerwin was in his late teens in Hooper's original version. But i love the late lance Kerwin's performance, and Dan Byrd also made a pretty good Mark Petrie in Mikael Solomon's 2OO4 adaptation. 🙂✌️

The elusive Mr Kurt Barlow is Nosferatu-like in the new one, played by Alexander Ward, not william Sadler, who is constable Parkins Gillespie in the Dauberman movie. A certain Cassidy Neal is playing Nolly Gardner, Gillespie's trusted deputy in the small, sleepy town of Jerusalem's Lot! 🙂✌️

Vans in this movie from ( Compliance 2012 ) the dopey drunk guy who gets into legal trouble , I never seen him in anything else . Lol

Hammer films put out several vampire films with Christopher Lee.

On KZbin it says it will be in cinemas Oct. 11

Stop being PC. No one wants Susan to be the protagonist, or any other character. Only Ben and Mark.

Looking forward to this film

The 2004 miniseries is actually pretty close to the novel

Excited to see what Lewis Pullman has to offer.

I can definitely imagine the three of you as nine year olds watching the David Soul version on TV and cowering under the covers. Just like I did. Great content here guys! Enjoyed it.

🪲F1RST! The Juice is still loose!🧟🧟‍♂🧟‍♀🪦

I gotta be honest. That movie was a cash grab. Really not as enjoyable as people are saying it is.

Did you guys miss that the original Xenomorph from Alien was the one in the resin rock? It's how Xenos stay alive in space. Much like the resin they make to create nests. The original Xenomorph was hanging from the ceiling when Rook is talking. He says it escaped and took out most of the station.

Nice tribute 🎉

I remember a few ushers that worked the "Aliens" movie that had a few facehuggers... Love you guys!

3.5 neck beards talking about the nerdiest movie this decade , I feel attacked by my stereotype , lol.

Most over rated film ive ever seen tbh absolute zero plot

Also idk if this would be a plot hole but I wonder if wolverine was confused when Deadpool told him "til your 90". Considering wolverine is over 200 years old in the movie. lol so did Deadpool break the 4th wall and was talking to Hugh Jackman the actor THROUGH wolverine ? Wolverine doesn't know he's being played by an actor named Hugh jackman. And does Deadpool know hes being played by a guy in our world named Ryan reynolds

Tuning in 🤞🏽 🔥 good video guys

The reason Trash came back was because she was killed while the trioxin-contaminated rain was falling on her. The trioxin in the warehouse had been filtered out by the time the punks got there, which is why S*icide didn't come back, and there was no trioxin in the funeral home, which was why Scuz didn't come back. Oh, and that little zombie that chased Ernie back inside was actually a double amputee who took off his prosthetics and did one shot of himself running on his stumps, which was kept in the film.