Great Video! Hadn't heard of Near Dark until recently...

Animalympics also aired on Disney Channel a few times.

What a crock of shit

i’ve seen it! (i’m from winnipeg and went to the 50th anniversary screening)

Yes I have.

The Phantom is boss for the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Aline macmahon is probably the most underrated actress. My wife and I like watching her act.

Very haunting Jim Morrison vocal!

Carburetors man, that's what life is all about.

An utter pile of wank!

I started recording VHS off the TV in 1988. By 2010 I transferred them onto about 250 DVD's. 20 years ago I could probably find these episodes in1/2 an hour. Sigh. Now I am 66, severely disabled and there's no way i am gong to search for it. Just seeing parts of it bring it back for me. Didn't like the boy episode...I couldn't buy the kid. Yet, I believe it will happen or already has. Back in 1971? that was far out. Just another sci-fi wha. Thanks for the post.

Borgus Weems and the Cemetary, "Oh Portefoy.... Weems? That poor man. Cemetary? That snotty spoiled bastard! 2 of my favorites. From the opening scene where he almost hits that distinguished looking bearded man on....on the edge of your seat. "Doc...cut it off!"

I was surprised the actress with the showiest role was Jeanette Nolan and the only acknowledgement of her was that she wore a lot of makeup! What about her performance?! I thought she was fantastic! She was reigned in - for her - and very ominously simmering through much of it and then when she did let loose - terrifying! I loved the special effects, too - when she triplicated herself in the kitchen I gasped! I liked this episode a lot more than you guys did. And the unmentioned Jonathan Harris too! Enjoyed hearing your perspectives though, and will stay tuned!

I have loved this movie for SOOO long and the looks.on people's faces when I try to explain it is hilarious.

Yes I have .

As a huge fan of these classic age movies, you're video is on point! Gold Diggers of 1933 is a great Pre-code era film that is just great in its own right! Catchy songs, amazing choreography, sets, and great production in all aspects down to its core. I own it on both digital and DVD (cause why not). I have gotten a few friends into old movies just from this gem.

One of the most original movies out there with a GREAT soundtrack. Haunting, captivating, cheesy fun! Highly underrated. And this is also coming from a Canadian (from B.C though-not Winnipeg)

I saw it in the theater the weekend is was released, and I'm pretty sure it's the first movie I drove to. I was 17. I'm glad to see it's gotten the recognition it deserves, it's brilliant on many levels. Everyone in it is perfect.

I watched this for the first time as a child and it terrified me. I watched it again as an adult and I have a new found love for it.

Needs the FULL 4K treatment! Probably the Greatest Modern Vampire Action flick of the late 80's

Very well presented ! Great voice dude ! The imagination and physically of times gone by is sad but because of film something for today to shoot for . A little less CGI and a bit more the gifts God gave you .

Berkley was a genius

I'm a Joan Blondell Fan and I know her from many films, and am always pleasantly surprised when she shows up on screen in a movie I'm watching.... funny her character name in Grease, was "Vie", the same name, as her character in "Will Success Spoil Rock Hudson".

Why Goose dies allways on an Aircraft?

One of my all time favorites. 🌟💛🌟💛🌟💛🌟

Wow! At 4.40 this is all coming out today in 2024!!

Opens with shamelessly bashing the past while wallowing in the digital shit hole that is the 2020’s

Horrible presentation!

Ahh, man, I love it!

Bravo for all the wonderful work you put into making this video about "Gold Diggers of 1933" ! It may have been mentioned in one of the comments, but I would like to remind folks about the outstanding orchestrations and arrangements that were done by Ray Heindorf for this film. The combination of the work of Ray Heindorf, Busby Berkeley, the dancers, all the singers, story and sets make this STILL an exciting and important film 90 years later !

The mask. So underrated. It’s design is up there with moebius and giger among the most iconic movie art for me.

I love Mothra. She is my favorite!!!

A classic episode with some creepy music. I do love the score.

You're wrong. I'm 56. I assure you, I have seen in often.

It's pretty obvious, but swan's character is paralleled in Daft Punk's Interstella 5555 anime, too, unable to die, using alien bands to build his empire until they die themselves!

Yes I have. Whenever I start playing a new ARPG or similar game, my first character is always called Dr Phibes.

Seen it many times! Great film with some fairly daring subject matter. It was pre-code. Ruby Keeler, "the fastest tap dancer to date" is an odd title. I always read that she was known for her rather awkward and clunky tap dancing. She was would always look at her feet when she danced, a no-no in the industry. Also her singing was like nails on a chalkboard. She was in a bunch of Berkeley films at the time, mainly because she was married to Al Jolson, a Warner Bros big shot. That said, Busby Berkeley was a genius. All his dance routines centered on groups, women dancing and moving in unison that created large spectacles that could never fully be seen or fit in any true Broadway theater. Nonetheless they were spectacular. Very different then the more intimate dance routines they were doing at RKO at the time, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

Why does everyone keep telling me I’ve never seen this film. I have!

They should have shown the full episode first then and discussed their opinions afterward. Next time do it the correct way please.

Great movie. Music is epic.

This episode was a retelling of the Twilight Zone episode Walking Distance with Gig Young.

Marketted very well in Memphis TN. As a 4 year old I remember seeing the trailer several times and the newspaper add. I was a lil scared but very curious about it. Finally caught it on Cable (WGN) and rented it at Blockbuster

Saw it when it came out

Oh but I have seen it, many many times! One of my faves and I watch it at least once a year, like tradition😂 Love William Finley and appreciate all the insider details!

Hearing Wolfman Jack’s voice again brought back a load of memories- “The Midnight Special” and others! A true ‘60’s and ‘70’s legend!

Kaiju means monster, it's DaiKaiju that means giant monster. That WAS a Fake Nerd!

Why such vitriolic hate for Night Gallery? How about including someone who liked it (or didn't hate it so much) for a more balanced review?

Saw this in the theater when I was 12. John Harrison's score was killer! Especially The Crate. Barbeau was married to J. Carpenter, the name on the side of the crate, and he was filming The Thing when she was making this. Great review!👍

Creepshow is such a jem, from ramiro, to tge music to the fact tge guy from 12 angry men is in it, as well as carpenters wife and the tone...the cinematography its just to good, it was so fucking creepy how things wrre shot normal but only to be distorted by lighting and just generally what youre being shown, very, fright night, suppper the thing

ive seen it multiple times