Wow I had no idea that the director of Jeepers creepers was a pedophile. That being said I would love to see a video where you give us your thoughts on how we relate to previously beloved artists (not that said director falls into this category) who end up being complete garbage people. Maybe on this channel or thought slime? Should we engage with good art made by terrible people?
@AlwaysFknSaltyКүн бұрын
damn. Idiots like this can find racisms in anything lol
@hollyfoskett942Күн бұрын
*SPOILER WARNING* . . . Something else - there is not a single other woman or girl on the island other than Jessica, the runaway girl she sees, and Emily..and like you said, there's all roosters and no hens visible. Emily went after all of them. 🧛♀
@DockClock-rp2roКүн бұрын
"Resident fascist wet-dream"?
@daniellewillis2767Күн бұрын
Please check out BBC's In the Flesh...best zombie media ever.
@daniellewillis2767Күн бұрын
Personally I prefer Ito's single stories, like House of Puppets, Hell-o Dolly and Ribs Woman...probably the creepiest is the story where a family forms a literal connection to its ancestors by having each patriarch or matriarch attach the top of their head to the next decendant's skull, forming a centuries old centitpede creature...😊
@daniellewillis2767Күн бұрын
You're a Newfie. Explains a LOT.
@yankee4424Күн бұрын
This dude needs to go to his safe space and cry into a pillow.
@2prize2 күн бұрын
Dracula is him
@SonQuay.2 күн бұрын
Jeffrey Combs is an all ⭐
@jacobtondro84512 күн бұрын
I disagree that Power is best girl because we have post-Eternity Kobeni and Himeno at all. Mikama is definitely Worst girl though, and I'm excited for folks to see more of why. This video got me to finally actually read it and put it to the front of my list and I'm sad it's not done and I have to waut on more because it's soooooo fucking gooooooood.
@cantstandurbs8763 күн бұрын
10 minutes saying the movie is racist 11 minutes in: I don't think it's racist!!!! Wow, this video was ass, and you clearly only care about politically correctness instead of enjoying a film for what it is.
@mrmhj99253 күн бұрын
Get educated. 👍
@gelo8884 күн бұрын
This video is the perfect example as to why KZbin needs to bring back showing dislikes lol all those views and subs would make you think this video is worth watching smh
@bull79504 күн бұрын
L take Bone Tomahawk rules
@sadpee77104 күн бұрын
the onion really nailed the ending on that one
@uhhhh43764 күн бұрын
who gives a shit
@n2skcmo4 күн бұрын
What a great movie! Script, scenery, direction amd acting all beautiful. Loving the comments, this content creator is clueless.
@StevenJosephLee4 күн бұрын
Sorry for being this kind of nerd, but Olivia Chow is Toronto's third female mayor. June Rowlands (1991-1994) and Barbara Hall (1994-1997). During Forever Knight's entire run, only women were mayor of the city. Sort of a neat little factoid.
@Atreas400005 күн бұрын
16:31 minutes of stupid woke drivel.
@watcher8056 күн бұрын
Overliberal weakling.
@DustyB7 күн бұрын
It’s hilarious how literal natives are clowning on your ass
@GrudgesXYZ1017 күн бұрын
God I'd pay to see Pinhead and his crew pull up to a fashion show and then walk down a catwalk. No joke they would all slay and kick ass 😂
@KaelWrit7 күн бұрын
to answer your question early on, some addiction groups are more general. AA is about alcohol, but NA was created for general substance addictions (narcotics). SMART recovery meetings aren't necessary for a specific addiction. Usually if the addiction is something like, overeating that person would go to a specific meeting because they can't use the abstinence model used in most other programs.
@boofy76758 күн бұрын
2 years later and down to 20k view videos and it ain't hard to tell why
@tituslafrombois11648 күн бұрын
It's pretty depressing that you can tell the extremely boring and/or nonsensical kills were born entirely of budget limitations. Every single one of those wishes could've had a million way more interesting kills come of them, but the filmmakers didn't have the money or passion to do any of that, so it's all limited to "what can we do that won't cost more than $100".
@tituslafrombois11648 күн бұрын
I can personally vouch for Death Bed being... interesting! A little slow at parts (in a manner unsurprising for the 70s), but so cheap and goofy at times that you can help but love it. I am not kidding when I say the titular death bed is given very loud munching and gulping sounds, they bothered filming "stomach acid" shots of stuff the bed eats floating in some tank of yellow water and "dissolving" ie cross fading stuff like apples and chicken wings with more bites taken out of them. Someone brings a whole ass KFC bucket onto the bed and lets it spill everywhere and is surprised when they look back to find all the meat cleaned off the bones. Also there's an ancient ghost trapped in a hole in the wall. And I think a witch saves the day.
@tituslafrombois11648 күн бұрын
I remembered seeing this movie when I was too young to understand the political allegory and loving it, and then I went back and rewatched it recently and I love it far more than I ever did. It's fucking amazing. Why don't we get more movies that are fun rollercoaster ride absurd surrealist takedowns of conservative politics, landlords, and capitalism?n
@AsbestosEnjoyer8 күн бұрын
Boohoo
@stephenrego60658 күн бұрын
Cant believe a creator like this has this many subs 👎
@alexanderleslie36719 күн бұрын
I seen Psycho Goreman that was awesome Movie to watch
@danithefoot6339 күн бұрын
What a baby
@archiehung63619 күн бұрын
I love your comments. Thank god someone has the integrity to say it.
@tituslafrombois116410 күн бұрын
I own the steelbook Blu ray and I watched this with my dad. It was fucking amazing and I never ever want to watch it again.
@tituslafrombois116410 күн бұрын
Shout Factory put out a very fun double feature Blu-ray of this alongside TerrorVision, which really is one of the best double feature movie nights you could possibly have haha
@Thelifeeverlasting11 күн бұрын
You are clearly wayyy to up your butt. 😂
@ozarkymalarky753911 күн бұрын
Coming in here three years and who even knows how many Mildreds later to say that I'd love to see a They Live sequel where the monsters are revealed and people keep working for them because they already ran the world and now they're gonna do it with the masks off. We see humans cleaning portajohns at a music festival where the monsters are big acts and dancing in VIP sections, we see wealthy humans collaborating with the monsters because they fundamentally agree that it is right and good to exploit people. Such a movie must be campier and even more homoerotic than the first. It must also be blatant in a refusal to perpetuate antisemitic rhetoric around the critique of capitalist realism. Still needs a good wrestling scene
@Christobanistan11 күн бұрын
This video is why people hate the woke. Absolutely no reasonable person could conclude this movie is racist. It's total nuttery designed to attract attention, at the expensive of societal cohesion.
@ButteredToast3211 күн бұрын
Imagine being this confidently wrong.
@shiddyangler11 күн бұрын
Wow. Completely missed the racist undertones when I first watched this. Watched again after your video. The part where they call in the Indian expert into the bar and ask about the Trogledites and he says “men like YOU wouldn’t distinguish them from Indians” and then also says “they don’t eat negroes”. Insulting the intelligence of white people and then seconds later degrading black people by saying they’re not even edible. Completely out of line. See, you can invent racism wherever you want. This is a dumb take.
@grneal2611 күн бұрын
Nope, not racist.
@GlitchBytes11 күн бұрын
FAKE outrage video from an uneducated person. Native American tribes were not all the same and many of them also contended with troglodytes, which were real.
@andrethevirgin11 күн бұрын
This is honestly one of my favorite videos
@josher013911 күн бұрын
Came to see more horrible takes on movies.
@JillDinardo-mb6ii11 күн бұрын
If you were not living back in 73 when it first came out in theaters,you would not understand that a film like this was never seen before. No jump scares,no CGI,and no internet to see behind the scenes. The scary part was the mother's agony of not being to help her child. It's a generational thing.
@aguinayajolly656512 күн бұрын
I'm happy someone explained Uzumaki different from what most people explained that yes it's creepy, yes it's scary but that's all. I'm happy someone explained it in their own different Perspective