10 Weirdest Ideas Turned Into Horror Movies

[@thefauph5952]

How in the world is "Rubber," a movie about a telekinetic, murderous car tire, not on this list??

[@hazelthehedgie]

I hate this movie XD I saw it on Netflix and it's such a strange movie lmao.

[@FallenAngel5132]

That’s exactly what I was about to comment 😭😭😂😂

[@RazielBR]

A movie about a movie about a telekinetic, murderous car tire, isn't it?

[@rockingreject]

I was expecting it.

[@lynettebr]

I was expecting that to be here. That and maximum overdrive

[@saraf5455]

Haha I love that he doesn't even say anything about Human Centipede, just "yep, that's it." 😂

[@locomadman]

‘Nuff said, really; the work speaks for itself!! Lol

[@parisgreen4600]

Yes, it's like the tag line for the horror movie "Pieces" which was "It's exactly what you think it is."

[@bluedragon94]

I was so happy that that was all he said about it! I had read about the movie in Fangoria magazine before it was released and since then I knew that I would never watch it or its sequels. Only recently have I even seen as much as he showed in this video.

[@gwlad1575]

When people ask how it is : "I threw up. literrally. " ...that's enough said 😅

[@Weird-to-the-core]

He also didn't mention Llamageddon.

[@Bluesit32]

How about Kevin Smith's "Tusk"? A movie about a man being turned into a walrus.

[@shannoncopeland4506]

I was absolutely expecting Tusk to be on the list.

[@alisonn7200]

Good one.

[@Ink_Melody]

We don't talk about that movie, that movie does not exist, it was just a nightmare

[@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545]

@Mike Spencer definitely not a garbage movie. But it does ping out the weird meter. I love it, but even I can't watch it but so often.

[@Jenacide]

No, it's been on way too many lists already

[@theonlyvampirateable]

I had an Attack of the Killer Tomatoes plushie when I was little. Thing was huge too. I loved that guy.

[@mrhappy5236]

I remember a friend's sister had one and named it Clooney. 😄🍅

[@jetstreamsam5983]

I really want one.

[@HariSeldon913]

I believe the plushie was from the sequel, Return of the Killer Tomatoes.

[@Robertasilva-us8ri]

LFMAO

[@littleninja0]

The words "What the fuck???!" left my mouth on several occasions when watching Tokyo Gore Police.... was left completely baffled as to what I had just watched afterwards if I'm honest.

[@Marshmellow3387]

Tbh I kinda want to watch it now

[@littleninja0]

@@Marshmellow3387 Do it! Everyone needs a bit of WTF? in their lives lol

[@UncleFexxer]

If ya liked that, check out "Meatball Machine." That to me is one of the ultimate WTF Japanese scifi/horror movies of all time.

[@babywolf4238]

I'll make sure to check out the film. But do you think this film would make a good anime?

[@littleninja0]

@@babywolf4238 It probably would actually. Very bizarre concept to it.

[@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545]

There's more than enough titles for a sequel to this list. My nominees include: - Idle Hands - Tusk - Rubber - Thankskilling 1& 3 (there is no 2) - Jack Frost 2 (a snowman in the tropics+) - Yoga Hosers - (the aforementioned) The Stuff - Spookies ... and more

[@MarcDAntoni]

I came here to comment about how Rubber wasn't on the list! Beat me to it!

[@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545]

@@MarcDAntoni sorry man. But hey, great minds think alike. What do you think about my other ideas?

[@MarcDAntoni]

@@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545 unfortunately I've only seen a couple of them, but it looks like I have a few movies to watch!

[@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545]

@@MarcDAntoni don't bother with Spookies unless you want to waste 80 some minutes and say at the end "What the (BLEEP) did I just watch?" And not in a good way.

[@MarcDAntoni]

@@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545 I've already watched Human Centipede so I've done the "What the hell did I just watch?" thing before

[@ooTKoo]

How is the movie rubber not on the list? I thought for sure it would be.

[@alisonn7200]

Not seen that one.

[@algarcia689]

The one about a psychic killer tire? Yeah, though it was gonna be number 1.

[@kurtcobain279489]

@@algarcia689 Should've been number one, so tired of hearing about Human Centipede. It wasn't scary, it was just dumb. Granted, Rubber isn't scary either, but it's not dumb and certainly more interesting to watch.

[@cjwrench07]

A documentary wouldn’t really fit into this list.

[@martianleader1]

Always wanted to see that.

[@Tanglenose1]

Wait, are you telling me 'The Human Centipede' is not a romance movie?

[@randallpetroelje3913]

Hahaha 😂 . One of the strangest films ever. The vaginitis with teeth gives me the willies.😬

[@jsanto210]

Depends on what u want to say about it, you can classify it as two friends who become closer than ever by joining into a threesome with another man at the behest of a doctor

[@djscarlet169]

it's common on deep web tho

[@hrodga]

@@randallpetroelje3913 After it bites them off?

[@lettuce8279]

It’s not?

[@locomadman]

I’m seriously impressed you legitimately filled this list without touching a single Troma Film; bully on you, good on ya.

[@dikbutkis7843]

Whoa there buddy. You looking for a fight?

[@HorrorLover98]

Here's one for a sequel: Dead Sushi, a Japanese comedy horror about a serum bring sushi to life and them killing people.

[@martianleader1]

Omg I want to see this

[@mybraineatseverything7404]

I would watch that!

[@jackfables3470]

It reminds me of Vampire The Mascarade : Bloodlines. If you play as a Malkavian, the news anchor man on the TV will address you directly and tell you a joke about a fish challenging a sushi chef to a game of chess, in the hopes it would make him stop making sushi and to vindicate his late father.

[@NFSA678]

thats sounds like a reverse Gyo

[@SneedyKetler]

Never heard of this, but I saw Sushi Girl. While not a film for this list, it was a great film where a group of crooks get in a room and plan a crime while a naked girl lays on a table with sushi placed on her body. Mark Hamill plays one of the best villains in cinema here.

[@rhinodonkey7339]

Bruce Campbell is the best on screen Elvis in movie history lol

[@Terri_MacKay]

I love Bubba Ho-Tep...what a great movie. Funny, scary, and surprisingly touching.

[@amberkirkpatrick3522]

Bubba ho-tep is great. Bruce Campbell is such an underated actor

[@xplosiv211]

What can't Bruce Campbell do?

[@Robin-fx5hf]

I remember my university had a group showing of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes and the directors were there providing commentary and little snippets about the movie, and they seemed like a couple of complete goofballs just had a lot of fun making a movie in their younger days. Makes me respect the movie more lol

[@tankdempsey6752]

the weirdest horror movies i've seen was gingerdead man the one with the killer turkey the killer tomatoes and teeth they were all strange and weird but also good surprisingly

[@cjwrench07]

Thankskilling and Thankskilling-3 (there’s no #2) are the Turkey ones. Another one that fits into the category is Tusk. It’s a bit more unsettling, but definitely worth the watch.

[@martianleader1]

Killer Sofa and attack of the killer donuts was weird.

[@sarahkirchner6356]

I remember watching the killer tomatoes as a child and was left so so confused. I still can feel that confusion to this day when thinking of this movie. Maybe I should watch it again.

[@mrhappy5236]

As an adviser for someone who's remembered it as a kid, then watched it later as an adult. I can confirm, you should give it another watch.

[@I.am.Sarah.]

Only line I remember from that movie was "pass the ketchup" while eating with the killer tomatoes. Did not end well lol

[@LadyVoldemort]

I wish I did too, I have never found the movie yet. The one weird movie that stuck in my mind after seeing it as a child was Troll 2. I never knew that, THAT was the real title. I thought the title was Goblin or Nilbog...

[@rossmunro7084]

Can't agree more with your praise of BubbaHoTep. Awesome movie. I've watched it many times and will probably watch it many times more. A damn good flick :)

[@rebeccawilliamson1978]

It is one of my favorites.

[@yoamdiego84]

The number one spot really does have a perfect summary about the movie.

[@jules-yi8rn]

John Dies at the End and Terrorvision should be on your list too, Jules...but that's okay. Sometimes in life you make a list that is 100% awesome only to find out you miss a few things because you only have so much time. Just remember my friend - you did your best and the world is better because you tried. I can't tell you how many times I've sat through one of your lists just to listen to your affirmation of life at the end - it makes my day...thank you.

[@tylerpontius9978]

How about any film made by Magnet (rubber, hobo with a shotgun, abc of death and VHS)

[@syauqatfikri4908]

I hate all of that movie.. Hahaha

[@geekygamergal7695]

Hobo with a Shotgun is such a fun ride!

[@marygraber7096]

I’m thoroughly impressed by this list because most of them are actually movies I’ve never heard about and am excited to watch! For anyone who wants to watch these after you smoke like I want to do, here’s the list 😂 1. Human Centipede 2. Street Trash 3. Bubba Ho-Tep 4. Phantom of the Opera (1989) 5. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes 6. Berberian Sound Studio 7. Teeth 8. Begotten 9. Jack Frost 10. Tokyo Gore Police

[@badbiker666]

The thing I love most about The Human Centipede is the South Park spoof of it. I have never seen the movie (why would I, right), but the cartoon version is hilarious.

[@elfossea13]

really? No killer klowns from outerspace? I'm surprised, it's an amazing gold mine of so bad its good on purpose and profound weirdness! :D

[@soarin64]

yea or no rubber

[@JoshTolbertUrbana]

Kinda bummed that 'Rubber' didn't make the list.

[@DesertKitsune]

... The original Phantom of the Opera isn't about devotion, it's about obsession. Also, did you forget about the murder spree by the Phantom?

[@CorporalGrievous93]

Read the book

[@NH-ow8dy]

Finally Bubba Ho-Tep get's some love! One of the most underrated horror comedies ever.

[@hahahahaha904]

What about “evil bong” and “evil clowns from outer space”?

[@Marshmellow3387]

You mean Killer Clowns From Outer space? Also it’s a good movie in my opinion

[@hahahahaha904]

@@Marshmellow3387 yeah that’s what I meant and I agree it’s a good movie but you gotta admit it’s a weird idea

[@Marshmellow3387]

@@hahahahaha904 true

[@213AnimeFreak213]

Evil bong vs the gingerbread man

[@thetowerstillstands]

Ahhh! Phantom of the Opera! The wonderfully romantic tale of a stalker and his obsession!💕😱😳

[@NevadaRay]

NGL! When he brought up Teeth, I was also expecting Killer condoms from outer space (Might have spelt it wrong.) Lol

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

I mean any Japanese horror movie is weird. It’s their culture.

[@paulcarr5918]

Counterpoint: Vagina dentata is an idea that should have been made into a movie long, long ago. I am currently imagining a Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks version in my head.

[@Mark-oo2nh]

"The Victim" 2010 IFC film. Found it on Prime last week. I could not stop watching this.

[@Nerdnumberone]

A few other contenders: - Night of the Lepus: Giant killer bunnies. - Uncle Sam: Undead war vet dressed as Uncle Sam murders people who he sees as insufficiently patriotic. - The Stuff: Evil yogurt-like snack food.

[@frankiejo4430]

10. Tokyo Gore Police 9. Jack Frost 8. Begotten 7. Teeth 6. Barbarian Sound Studio 5. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes 4. The Phantom of the Opera (1989) 3. Bubba Hotep 2. Street Trash 1. The Human Centipede

[@zombiedave5055]

Love Street Trash, such an underrated movie that many people have never heard of. Good job including it on your very entertaining list.

[@ThatZillaGuy2]

Also, surprised that Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is on the list, but not Killer Clowns From Outer Space.

[@mindmaster323]

I don't know how, but my elementary school had a copy of "Attack of the Killer Tomato's" and we ended up watching it one day after school while a few of us were waiting for our parents to come pick us up. So, basically, I saw the movie at like, 7 years old and that movie has lived in the back of my mind rent free ever since because I've never been able to forget it exists.

[@stuw4943]

How about ‘Rubber’? A film about an evil car tyre that can blow peoples heads off at a distance. Awesome. Great to hear Jules on these vids....such a ledge!

[@groovymovie3213]

Teeth is a great movie. It is so refreshing to see a movie that emphasizes the need for consent, the purity culture that’s heavily enforced onto young girls, and to see a woman taking control. She’s like this sort of anti-hero, and as a woman, you can’t help rooting for her while watching it. The beauty of horror is that it’s a genre in which you can make movies that wouldn’t work or be taken seriously in any other genre, and that speak about pressing real life issues.

[@moralityisnotsubjective5]

The only thing that disturbed me so much is that it had as many potential sexual predators as a Rob Zombie movie. That guy seriously needs some help.

[@snailbabe]

@groovymovie I couldn't agree with you more! I saw Teeth in the theater when it came out and have been saying this same thing to anyone who will listen ever since lol. Such a good film on so many levels!

[@antithoughtpolice7497]

It'd be cool if a sequel had a guy with a porcupine penis, for male victims. But that's not an urban legend...

[@theSemiChrist]

Bubba Hotep is absolutely amazing. Never thought watching two old dudes fight a mummy would be so good.

[@almostyummymummy]

Bubba Ho-Tep... Loved and will always love that wonderful movie. 5 minute standing ovation? I can believe that.

[@jakedixon2722]

Does anyone else really appreciate how Jules gives such positive affirmations at the end of these videos?

[@adriennereyes5775]

Love these films 🤟💀💀💀💀

[@briansullivan5908]

If you do a part 2 don’t forget Rubber. Great movie

[@thunderchunky9518]

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes was a childhood favorite of mine. Human Centipede was OK but the acting was so bad it made it nearly unwatchable. Great premise though.

[@NationalSportsEntertainmentNSE]

I’m so happy Jack Frost is on here. He was hilariously underrated. Crazily the protagonist actually died in an avalanche

[@lisamorgan7816]

Have you seen Killer Clowns From Outer Space? It's crazy awesome.

[@ThomasBolton4]

Sir, this is the first time that I've heard "need I say more" followed by not saying anymore. And given the subject material, I could not be more grateful!

[@ChrisCreats]

Supposed the film rubber didn’t appear if u don’t know what’s it’s about look it up it’s about a killer tire it’s as crazy as it sounds

[@mldrfan]

It's such a bonkers movie! I was disappointed to not see it in this list!

[@dravennevermore7860]

I have 10+ movies that you missed. 1) meet the feeble 2) Black Sheep 3) black devil doll 4) rubber 5) killer Sofa 6) society 7) Poultrygiest night of the chicken dead 8) killer clowns from outer space 9) beaster day 10) CarousHELL

[@pundertalefan4391]

XD I love that he actually doesn't say anymore about his number one pick. I'm surprised Tusk wasn't on here, but then again, I don't know if that's truly real horror.

[@KageNoTora74]

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes was filmed on location in San Diego, California, with the climax filmed at Qualcomm Stadium, previously known as San Diego Stadium and Jack Murphy Stadium, one of two major sports venues. To say it was filmed on a shoestring budget is an understatement.

[@OtakuAnime01]

no mention of any of Troma films. "Toxic Avenger" was later made into a toy series, a NES video game, and a Saturday morning cartoon

[@sbenton62]

Thumbs up! This channel always shows me interesting movies that I haven't seen before. Something to search for on the weekend. Thanks!

[@LordDiamonds]

Attack of the killer tomatoes my first "Horror" movie introduced to me by my grandfather, who always chuckled through the whole thing, especially the sounds the tomatoes made when eating people....LOL thanks for the great memories on that one. 😎🍅

[@DogFlamingoXIII]

I feel like every time there is a top ten horror countdown, it always ends with "The Human Centipede"

[@kazz6884]

I wonder who sat down one day and thought *”hey…why don’t we make a movie where people get an ass sewed to their mouth in a big cycle?”* I think their still getting intense therapy to this very day

[@sonicmario64]

I don't think "Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes" was meant to be a proper horror movie, since it was pretty much a satire that poked fun at all the tropes found in sci-fi and horror movies from the past, and it was done in a way that was meant to be funny, especially with all the fourth-wall breaks and song sequences that practically happen out of nowhere.

[@stevencisneros9306]

There was Maximum Overdrive, a horror movie about cars and other vehicles of all shapes and sizes, nuff said

[@locomadman]

Outstanding recommendation! Truly inspired.

[@stevencisneros9306]

@@locomadman indeed

[@soarin64]

i remmber seeing that on tv back on 08 i was kid then i was what the heck i watching

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

I still can't stock my hand in garbage disposal, cause sometimes a small spoon falls in, without thinking of this movie. The movie meet not be scary in a traditional movie sense. But scary in a always in the back of your mind

[@locomadman]

@@That.Lady.withtheYarn Nightmare on Elm St 3. You know those taps that are not round, but are crosses? Still can’t use taps like that. Logically I know it’s not going to grab my hand back, or sprout razor blades. Every time I run into one, I think, “I’m forty, I should be able to do this now; shouldn’t I?” Nope. I just nope the hell right out of that bathroom. I’ll wash my hands in the kitchen sink or something.

[@bwells685]

How about the movie "Pontypool"? That was a weird concept for a horror movie. It wasn't bad either.

[@yomogami4561]

it was a really good movie with an interesting concept.

[@FixFilmsLtd]

Thanks for this weird and wonderful list of strange films! I have seen a few of them (Teeth, Human Centipede, Berberian Sound System and the brilliant Bubba Ho-Tep) and am not sure I want to see any of the others, such is there odd premises and lashings of grotesque violence.

[@NGMonocrom]

Melt Horror ~ "The Incredible Melting Man." Although clearly a B-movie, it was the only one that took the concept seriously. And considering all the attempts that came afterwards, was clearly the best that originally started the sub-genre. Sad it wasn't even given a nod on this list.

[@Emulous79]

Great compilation. I'm glad that I'm not the only one who loves these insane films.

[@abellewis3062]

My list of weird horror movies. And I seen them all. 1. The Children. (A movie about children killing people.) 2. Mom and Dad. (A movie about parents turning on their kids and killing them.) 3. He Never Died. (A movie about a man who can't die.) 4. Don't Kill It. (A movie about a demon who possesses people.)

[@ravenstromdans]

Kinda surprised The Day of the Triffids didn't make this list...although maybe Attack of the Killer Tomatoes fulfills the quota of "murderous vegetation".

[@existingevil]

I seek out Jules' videos just for his selfless promotion of mental health awareness and motivation of self love at the end of the videos. Thank you

[@tonyblock84]

You missed Tire and 2019's totally underrated Butt Boy.

[@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545]

What's Tire? I know about Rubber, the film about a killer tire...

[@tonyblock84]

@@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545 yes. That's the one. My mistake.

[@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545]

@@tonyblock84 No worries. Just here to help. Actually a little disappointed. Was hoping someone else did a movie about a killer tire. Or killer tire salesman. Oh crap. We just came up with the idea for a new horror film. A tire salesman has a Michael Douglass Falling Down day/life, snaps and starts killing people. Copyright @Tony & Jack.

[@tonyblock84]

@@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545 id watch that.

[@thefisherking78]

"with a rather annoyingly catching theme tune" dude I've been singing it in my head ever since the first mention of the film so yeah

[@lordgiblets7585]

I'm so glad the movie that got the number one spot in this video wasn't talked about more than it was. That movie is a crime.

[@tfmaster96]

I friggin’ *love* attack of the killer tomatoes!

[@I.am.Sarah.]

It's my friend's favorite worst movie ever haha

[@rsmith5606]

I had forgotten Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! My dad showed me the trailer for it years ago, and now that theme song will stay in my head for the rest of the day...

[@danielbigham6290]

Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. Yep, it had to be on this list. Oh, such glorious memories from my twisted childhood.

[@locomadman]

Attack is good, Revenge was better. John Austin FTW!

[@trueMAXIMUS]

was very pleasantly surprised to see begotten on this list! i watched it a few years ago and it‘s pretty underrated in the horror avant-garde community

[@paulhill8245]

I LOVE Bubba-Hotep. Elvis & JFK fighting a redneck mummy. Can't beat that. 😜😜

[@theunknownstuntman4010]

I liked Jack Frost, got it on DVD. Although that's coming from a man whose favourite film is Tremors lol. Also I'm sure there's a JF2

[@jamesphelan7556]

There most certainly is and it is more batshit crazy than the first.

[@theunknownstuntman4010]

@@jamesphelan7556 better check that out then lol

[@parisgreen4600]

@@jamesphelan7556 There was also a wholesome family film that came out at the same time, also about a snowman, also named..."Jack Frost." I can only imagine how many folks brought home the wrong one.

[@canadasleftcoast.5744]

Tremors is in my top 5! I really liked Tremors 2 as well.

[@cerysfrost3215]

When I saw Berberian Sound Studio, the director did a Q & A afterwards, where he explained that the best way of getting the effect of a trough of rotting fruit and veg, was to get a trough of fruit and veg and leave it to rot. :)

[@pompomgames9591]

My brothers and I have a terrible horror movie night, so far “sharktopus”, “rubber” and “zombeaver ” have made the top of the list 😂

[@sinner13halloweenfiend76]

I love the attack of the killer tomatoes cartoon lol

[@LittleMissGrosser]

I absolutely love Bubba Ho Tep. Street Trash isn't something I'd recommend while/shortly after eating!

[@Gr4vemo55]

No Rubber, Killer Sofa, Bad Milo or Butt Boy? In Fabric, Bite, the Stuff or the Happening? Ridiculous premises are what make a lot of horror really great. They make it easy to suspend your disbelief versus a film about torture porn or home invasion, things that could actually happen.

[@carriebluberri5259]

I love the 1989 version of Phantom of the opera! It was incredibly awesome!

[@Lycanris]

I honestly expected to see Rubber and Bad Biology on this list

[@beanie_babe_xo6799]

Love that they didn’t go into detail for that last one

[@jimmyhass4900]

That was a great list with some great movies, like Bubba Ho-Tep, and some that make you go, what the hell were they thinking. Lol

[@richardbidinger2577]

Troma films. Attack of The Killer Tomatoes, Toxic Avenger, Surf Nazis Must Die. Good times in my childhood.

[@tjchesney4997]

I love the way Jules ends his videos. It's always uplifting. You smash it, you legend.

[@greenisnotacreativecolour]

Human Centipede 2 is an even weirder idea than the first one!

[@MJBuchanynn0310]

I was on Shudder one night and turned on the live stream part conveniently right when the guy was expanding and exploded in Street Trash. I had to get off the live stream and find the full movie to watch from the beginning lol

[@carleethe1st]

I think *It Follows* should be on this list. Paranormal STD? I know it’s a great movie but that is a weird premise.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

Thank you for the pep talk at the end

[@davidbayliss4415]

Berberian Sound Studio - YES!!!!

[@SamM6599]

I'm surprised you guys left out Rubber. As the Nostalgia Critic put it, "A movie.... about a killer tire..." 'Nuff said.

[@kerrinbrittain4393]

A fav of mine is The Killer Condom. Strange & hilarious.

[@leelalo6625]

I remember my brother picking “Street Trash” at the video store, only for its cover art and we both had no idea what we were getting ourselves in to. One scene still stains be til this day🤮. We were elementary school aged when we watched it too.

[@kayleighbrown459]

Honestly, you kinda do need to say more. Cause Human Centipede isn't some campy, fun romp into the realms of absurdism. It's treated like a psychological thriller with half the movie dedicated to the growing despair of the primary characters. It's got the same kinda feel a Dogtooth or something. The only thing odder about the premise is honestly how the executed it.

[@ItsCliffGaming]

I like how #1 is just a mic drop - lol

[@vonntheartist]

Jack Frost is a classic 😂😂😂😂😂. I watch it every year during Christmas. Best laughs ever

[@kevinmacdonald3574]

Teeth was also a type of old school American derogatory slang when talking about a female. If a female is perceived as a "b****" then guys would say, "Careful. That p**** has teeth." That was also back when men were pissed off about the Women's Lib Movement and women actually having a voice, finally.

[@AshKetchum442]

Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes was shot behind my mom’s highschool. Apparently her and her friend are in the background somewhere

[@louiseelizabeth5391]

Can you do a list of movies where women don’t scream

[@mrhappy5236]

Hush.

[@louiseelizabeth5391]

@@mrhappy5236 you know I was thinking about that but doesn’t the friend scream when she’s getting slashed outside and she doesn’t hear it.

[@louiseelizabeth5391]

@@mrhappy5236 that screaming scene aside I do love that movie

[@louiseelizabeth5391]

Just watched ms.45 No screaming

[@mrhappy5236]

@@louiseelizabeth5391 yeah! Good one.

[@RaimarLunardi]

Watch "Eat and Run" (1987 movie), can't be described well enough, it's so funny it hurts!

[@DHeartX]

The No.1 was so disturbing, there’s nothing else to say after that.