If you loved CLUE, check out MURDER BY DEATH.

To emphasize @puppyash9656‘s comment, the “mansion” was depicted by an actual* building, but the interior set (a soundstage at Paramount Studios) EXACTLY mirrors the original board game-including which rooms are connected by the secret passages! *The “still” images of Hill House were Matte paintings done by Albert Whitlock. The Ballroom and some of the exterior shots were filmed at the Max Busch House in Pasadena, California. Unfortunately, the House was destroyed in a fire in 2005. [Per Cluepedia Wiki]

Clue has a lot of adult humor that I didn't pick up until well after my repeated watchings as a kid. "You lure men to their deaths, like a spider with flies!" "Flies are where men are most vulnerable!" 🤣🤣🤣 I grew up on Clue, so it's a movie I can recite beat for beat and yet never get tired of watching 😅 We don't really make this kind of comedy any more unfortunately, but I would recommend Hail Ceasar and The Hudsucker Proxy (both from the Coen Brothers) for more in this sort of retro comedy style. Also, the work of The Marx Brothers is largely where this style originated. They did fast talking punny humor, as well as musical and physical comedy (start with Night at the Opera if you want to get into their movies)

Tim Curry doing a manic high speed recap of the first two acts for the finale is just hilarious. He carries the third act on his sweating brow 🥵 and I love that he picks Mr Green to be his punching bag 🤣🤣🤣 For Tim at his absolute best - The Rocky Horror Picture Show 💋 After that, he's very funny in Oscar, a fast talking gangster comedy with Sylvester Stallone and Marisa Tomei. He's also overacts his butt off in The Shadow, a pulp superhero movie with Alec Baldwin and Ian McKellen.

I really enjoyed Madeline Kahn being so whacky as well.

You are saying 'They all have something' as if it is a deduction of yours and not something literally just said a couple seconds ago with them all being blackmailed.

If you loved this movie you would love ‘Oscar’ with Sylvester Stallone

Harrison took her to his apartment the first night they met.

Since you're a big fan of physical comedy, you might want to check out a very old film that relies on that, a classic called The General (1926) by Buster Keaton.

I'll play the board game with you! I have several versions, including the Simpsons, where they try to figure out who killed Mr. Burms. Mr. Smithers was Mrs. White.

I love the blend of slapstick and verbal humor

A very similar movie ,made prior to this, is Murder By Death. It uses famous mystery writers and movie sleuths as its characters. You don’t need to be familiar with the characters to enjoy the comedy ,just like you don’t need to know the Clue board game to enjoy this.

You should play the board game. Yes, the characters, the weapons are from the game, and the set is modelled after the board.

Detective Mozy is on the job! Seriously, some good guesswork so far! And truly, you don't f@%k with the original!! Albeit like you said, this one comes quite close. But not gonna lie, this part is the one I came to reexamine and reevaluate the most; back then, I thought it was the most pretentious and out of touch, but now I see how eerily prescient and how, much like the last one, ahead of its time, the film was about issues like online fame and attention. Even Robbie's new "rule of horror" are now the norm, sort of, when you think about it. And agreed, this Ghostface, along with the motive behind the killings, was the most deranged so far. I would definitely recommend continuing with #5 and #6. Oh, and I can't believe I didn't think of it before but I echo another commentator - you must, must check out _Scream_ 's sort of predecessor, the original _Slumber Party Massacre_ ! And likewise, come on, Mozy! The _Saw_ franchise is one of the best products that came from the twisted minds of two then hopeless Australian dudes, haha! Try it at least out of sense of national pride! As in, just turn the screen on and think of Australia, haha.

My favorite quote from this movie: Professor Plum "What are you afraid of, a fate worse than death?" Mrs Peacock "No, just death, isn't that enough?" Eileen Brennan is one of my favorites. She's also in "Murder By Death" is an equally fun murder mystery movie from 1974 with a star studded cast but with a more delicious sense of humor.

From my understanding the scene where Mrs. White was confessing to killing Yvette, Madylin Kahn (the actress playing White) improvised the flames lines and that it caught the cast all by surprise that they had to cut the take because the entire cast couldn't stop themselves from laughing. Another movie she is in that I think you may like for spooky season is Young Frankenstein. It's just as ridiculously funny as this movie. And if you like murder mystery movies you might like the Knives Out movies, if you haven't seen them yet.

Favorite movie

My two favorite scenes from the movie are: The Singing Telegram Girl (Jane Wiedlin of The Go-Go's) Mrs White's word salad lol

I love that you're watching so many cult classics. I love Tim Curry! You've seen The Rocky Horror Picture Show right? That's got to be his best movie. ❤you and the movies you choose ❤

My favorite movie! ❤

Have you done Rocky Horror picture show yet?

When this movie was released, theatres showed the different endings in random showings so you never knew what ending you were getting. All endings were included when it was released on video.

Yay!! I love this movie.

Love watching these films with you! Would love to see your reaction to the comedy, Aussie flick, Babe (1995).

I know most people say not to bother watching more... but I think you would like the third one's characters... so much more personality in in Arnold and the way the plot comes back around is good

part of the fun of the second when it first came out was the not knowing who was good or bad though the opening does give some clue compared to the terminator arriving in the original was killing everyone and in the second one he gets what he needs with minimal death

wow I cannot imagine seeing the second one first .. the base parts of the story set up in the first one are so essential.. the photo is so cool that Kyle says he always wondered what she was thinking and at the end when the picture is snapped she is talking about him and loving a lifetime worth

I dont cry at movies ever, this movie makes me cry every single time lmao even your reaction i got teary eyed. Not just that, but I'm not even religious. More anti religion if anything, but this was a phenomenal movie

For real, Mozy, the past is not at rest with this one! Honestly, I did not like it that much when I watched it the first time compared to the first two, still think is still the "weakest" of the entire franchise, but much like you said for Parker Posey's character, it kind of grows on you over time, albeit that might just be nostalgia overall. Like somebody else wrote in the comments, blame the troubled production but I think the problem was that even with best intentions and means, the film is quite uneven (pardon the echo, haha!): both the intentional and unintentional humor is rampant in the film while individually some of the scenes with Sidney are the creepiest and most disturbing - "as!" like you would say! Add to it the behind-the-scenes commentary on Hollywood debauchery and the viewer gets a tad lost in it all. That said, the same commentary was on bloody point! (if sadly ignored by being way ahead of its time!!) Also, personally Sidney's character is my favorite in this one, Jen Jolie steals every scene, and Roman turned up to be worthy villain (and good looking too! woohoo!). If anything, it's definitely the funniest film of the franchise - your laughter was again sooo infectious! Onto _Scream 4_ !!

We all need a Gale in our lives, Mozy! And the romance between Gale & Dewey is or rather was genuine since the involvement of ther actors at the time. Yeah, this sequel is usually considered to be best of the franchise (albeit it aint my favorite in some aspects) given its more elaborate meta-commentary, some shocking twists and ofc the iconic cast (and yep, Jerry O'Connell / Derek is true boyfriend material! woohoo!). I would definitely agree while the first one was more suspenful and surprising in story development, this sequel leans more into horror, with some deaths (or presumed deaths) waaay more bloodier and gorier than expected. I assume you will watch all of entries in the franchise, so now im wondering which will turn out to be your favorite. Towards _Scream 3_ !

You are just too cute ❤

First of all, kudos on catching up. Your reactions were great. Though I never thought it was as scary as your letting on. 😂 But unless you watch this 2-3 times, you probably missed things or didn't understand things. Was it the devil? No, it was a demon named Pazuzu, which the statues at the beginning represent. Merrin's encounter with the idols indicates 1. That he has encountered the demon before (watch exorcist beginnings with skarsgard), and 2. That he's about to encounter it again. Why did the demon react to tap water? Because, if the church doesn't believe it's a demon they won't cast it out. If I'm honest, this movie makes me angry more than scared, because of how much that poor girl has to go through and the misdiagnosis, and that even the church didn't believe in the demonic (like, why does the church or the crucifixion even matter then???). Anyway, enjoyed watching this. Cheers!

Well, back to basics for me. But how, Mozy? Not asking why, but *how* does an 80s/90s kid miss the _Scream_ franchise until 2020s?? Thankfully, the mystery only adds to the appeal as its always a treat watching a (handsome!) reactor doing this film for the first time! The twists, the actors, the jump scares, you name it! Just that opening is so iconic in its brutality ( albeit it borrows quite from Fred Walton's _When A Stranger Calls_ ), and I knew you would enjoy the tone and witty, almost satirical take on horrors, slashers in particular. And to make it even more funnier, it basically singlehandedly revived the genre, with the likes of _I Know What You Did Last Summer_ (definitely checking that reaction too!), _Urban Legend_ , _Valentine_ and tons of others! Well, _Scream 2_ next then!

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@15:00 The moment you instantly understand why everyone wanted you to watch this movie 🤣

Neve Campbell has done interviews before saying her name is pronounced Nev, not Neev, just an FYI because no offense I cringed every time I heard you say it haha.

just tripped on your channel looking to "share" one of my all time go to feel good movies... so glad you liked it the realism is so fun no magic required but they do have a lot of headstrong people that need to learn a few lessons... if you have not watched it yet would love to see you react to Sense and Sensibility

Funny thing is Meryl's real name is Mary. Just like her Mom.

Felicia is definitely the "fourth witch", but aligned on the other side. But she "knows" the way the others can, and she's the first one to understand what Daryl's after. She even extends sympathy toward the trio, and who knows what could have happened if she had made it past that night!

You called it with Micky, Roman & Jill lmao 😂

The amount was a million dollars. I saw a picture of the prop check on Reddit.

Roger L. Jackson voices the killer.

Sidney was best friends with Tatum, Dewey's sister, who was killed in the first movie.

Maybe they time travel to the beginning of Stab 1 and save Heather Graham's version of Casey Becker. I'm not sure how smart you are if you're arguing about your GPA and IQ with a killer instead of making your escape or at least trying to. (As you say, no common sense.)

Kirby has always been my favorite character in the 4th movie.

That ending was weird

Please watch scream five after this

I really enjoyed this one a fair bit! It goes up there, close to the original.💓

22:16 Actually, this particular murder is inspired on a true event in a report that Wes Craven read about.

Great film. Love your reaction. And hewring you say nooorr