A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child - The Cinema Snob

[@ariellakahan-harth8831]

Gotta love Robert Englund for coming back to these movies, even as they got sillier. That man was dedicated.

[@Doctor_Odin]

He did a lot more than the movie series he had his own TV show as Freddy. Which probably actually what led to the silliness you know altering the movies so you don't neglect the mainstream TV audience that were fans of the show.

[@zetetick395]

Dedicated, and also paid.

[@meapickle]

​@zetetick395 and it's possible he really enjoyed doing it. Yeah they're silly. But look like a lot of fun to make

[@siriush100]

I'm sure the financial incentive played no part in that.

[@FreddyonAcid]

He was getting hella paid, I'd do it too. Maybe not super Freddy but everything else definitely.

[@AevasHouse]

Fun fact when the prop master for the first movie was told he needed to make a crude looking knife claw glove he made a real one with real blades on it that were RAZOR sharp. So they called Robert Englund over to try it on and he put it on and was examining it moving his fingers around and the prop master was only able to say “now be careful because those…” before Robert closed and opened his hand really fast and slowly blood started to come from the cuts Robert just gave himself and his inly response was to look at the glove and say “wow thats sharp”

[@bryanegelhoffsanimationtec257]

Baby Snob in the thumbnail is kinda cute.

[@Sting6312]

How did that happen? Freddy used Babality on The Cinema Snob. Remember Freddy was in the Mortal Kombat remake

[@theblocksays]

LOL reminds me of the "I'm not a baby I'm a tumor" creature in Hellboy 2.

[@radkonpsygami7634]

Would "baby" Snob still review porno movies?

[@konstance13]

Radkon Psygami Probably the Rugrats porno

[@koenvandamme6901]

I know right? It's the most adorable yet horrific scene ever.

[@TemmiePlays]

That thumbnail might be the single greatest creation of all time.

[@TapeCollageForEloise]

I see Sharp Hand Joe peering from beneath the Snob's jacket. I recognise him from my deprived childhood. We couldn't afford to be haunted by the real Freddy, he was too busy in leafy suburbia, so instead Joe would show up with his sharp hands. He only ever made it into our day dreams though. Good old Sharp Hand Joe.

[@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks]

Where did he come from, where did he go

[@mitchfletcher2386]

@@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks How did he get there, Sharp Hand Joe!

[@hailhydra2296]

It always bothered me that non of Alice's friends believed her at first about Freddy. If this is a year later than all her friends should know about Alice's brother and her other friends from 4 that got killed since im assuming they all went to the same high school lol.

[@FreyaEinde]

Is her unborn child that boy from Jurassic Park who Sam Neil threatens to slice with a raptor claw?

[@DBSG1976]

FreyaEinde Good spot! It was driving me crazy that I couldn't place him.

[@Headbanger142]

Nope. It's Hyp from Land Before Time 3 lol

[@Jaytheradical]

Who later grew up to be Chris Pratt in Jurassic World

[@mrcritical6751]

They have confirmed Owen is not that kid

[@Jaytheradical]

Unless they get Steven Spielberg to dig up Michael Crichton and have them both say it's not that kid, I don't care what anybody says.

[@MiStErs-ed1gr]

The dinner scene does remind me of the Tom Petty video "Don't come around here no more" #RIPTomPetty

[@MichelleAnnM]

You may make fun, Brad, but I actually found the small development they gave Drunk Dad in this to be pretty interesting. I mean, you can see just from Dan in this movie (or, for that matter Kristen, Joey, and Kincaid in the last movie) that they pretty rarely bring back characters to do very much with them aside from killing them off. And yet here, we have an incredibly minor character from the previous movie brought back and given a redemption. Honestly, it's one of the few things about The Dream Child that remains memorable for me.

[@moxiemaxie3543]

Learn to take a joke

[@p.l.vasquez9040]

@@moxiemaxie3543 I believe you are not hearing the tenor of the @ToniMichelleful comment properly. Additionally, your YT heroes are not 100% infallible, or always perfectly humorous.

[@robertwilliamson2856]

Is it me or is Baby Snob the cutest thing I've ever seen?

[@jessehammond9710]

This video was released on the same day that creature actor Noble Craig passed away. In the scene featured at 16:17 mark in this video, Noble Craig was featured in one of the few scenes of the series where an actor other than Robert Englund portrayed Freddy Krueger. Craig became a triple amputee during Vietnam and his physical attributes afterwards made him perfect for the many practical effects creature roles that he played in his career. For this scene his was attached to Alice Johnson at the waist with a harness and held in place with wires hanging from the ceiling. His first creature role was in the film "Sssssssss!" where he played Tim McGraw aka The Snake Man. Other credits include the "Vomit Monster" in Poltergeist II: The Other Side (the creature brought forth from the demon in the worm of a tequila bottle), "Puddle Soldier" from The Blob remake, and his final role was a "Crypt Creature" in one of the Re-Animator sequels. He even was immortalized as an action figure for his role of "Chinese Wild Man" (credited as "Sewer Monster") in Big Trouble in Little China. RIP to Noble Craig, a man who did much work in the world of practical special effects in horror films, and never say himself as a victim or disabled, but instead lead an example of how to make the best out of the difficulties that may come our way in life.

[@sbkMulletMan]

Well, thanks to this video, Elm Street 5 went from being "wait, WHICH one is that, again?" to "The Banana Boat Song one" for me. Seriously, Brad hit the nail on the head with this one being hard to remember. Now I'm looking forward to the "Power Glove & Alice Cooper one" episode!

[@randalgraves6979]

I never forget this one. 1. 1st one i saw in theaters 2. Erika Anderson’s (Greta) cute 🥰

[@ferzum7290]

Well if kratos can be a father, i think freddy can

[@CecilTheDarkKnight234]

BOY!!

[@mathieuleader8601]

why not a grandfather

[@burntgrahamcracker2866]

Brandon Roberts got the names the wrong way around

[@funkyweapon1981]

That would have been a better plot.

[@DarkseidJoshua]

Well Freddy does say Bitch as much as Kratos says Boy! Lol

[@TheCamSays]

The death scenes were originally going to be a lot graphic from “Gil”/Dan’s death scene with wires sliding in him to Greta’s death scene was having Freddy feeding her food from a hole in her stomach. These remained unedited in the unrated VHS/Laserdisc variants. Only problem, they didn’t get the remaster treatment.

[@Jay-gurl]

Oh, well. Sometimes we gotta take what we can get

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

Never knew about those edits. Now the fake Greta in Comic Book Boy's death scene makes a bit more sense to me.

[@ronaldshank7589]

The MPAA forced The Filmmakers to cut the scenes, editing -wise, on Dan's death alone, at least a dozen times! They were totally grossed out about Greta's death scenes, involving her guts being fed to her, so they had to force-feed her an exorbitant amount of "Food". The kills in their original forms, were indeed, "Killers"! The edited, changed versions were somewhat.....lame.

[@devilmikey00]

4-6 always just kind of blend together for me. Some Impressive special effects surrounded by awful jokes and an unnecessary focus on expanding the mythos from 3.

[@metalmat3651]

Part 6 is by far the worst one.

[@LaNoLaCola]

What the... another Nightmare on Elm Street review so soon? Well, I can't wait to see this "well crafted and elaborate" horror production

[@milosnikic4803]

He probably will review 6 and 7 soon too, cuz the 8 one will be July 13

[@TheKML777]

He needs to catch up for the next Friday the 13th so he can review Freddy vs Jason.

[@trainerredcharizard7982]

Atleast Elm Street Series Kinda has better Sequels than Friday or Halloween series..well,kinda though at this point Robert Englunds Freddy is maybe the only thing that makes audience come back to watch what will Freddy Say/Do

[@wadewilson9751]

Yeah, and then he should do "Freddy's Nightmares - A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series" on DVD-R Hell!!!

[@kriskelchtermans8594]

The Dream Child only a week after the dream master? Are you sure this one was carried to term?

[@ronaldshank7589]

Good one!

[@sauron153]

Ok, the "Day-O" joke got me good. :)

[@BuddyL]

06:30: "I'm not sure I like Rob Zombie's version of A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET!" 😂

[@mrmusickhimself]

The uncut deaths of Dan and Greta are absolutely brutal -- especially Dan's. Although it does make for an awesome looking Ghost Rider.

[@CanItAlready]

So many 80s music references. Now I have Tarzan Boy playing in my head.

[@randalgraves6979]

That’s 80s? I didn’t hear it til 1993 when I got the Turtles 3 soundtrack. More ya know 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@avatardecadewho]

I started making a list of all the actors, films, producers, and effects guys that you mention Snob in an attempt to become as cultured and enlightened as you... however, I now spend more time looking into the references than making progress on the movies and people. I'm doing the Lord's work.

[@BRUISERBROWNBRAND]

avatardecadewho start by watching film documentaries like the “ never sleep again” , “Crystal lake memories” etc.

[@DrZuluGaming]

"... And you sure can't have my man!" Too little too late for that, missy. Freddy already got your man.

[@XardionZ]

This was the first Elm Street movie I ever saw as a kid and it terrified me. Nowadays when I watch it I'm just like "...okay, that happened."

[@at3479]

Oh, boy.......just when we thought we'd have to wait another year for the 30 year reunion for this one....

[@AlyxxTheRat]

Brock of Seagulls and members of Animotion. I love your music references.

[@StrikeTeam99]

Also the theme from Living Daylights

[@AlyxxTheRat]

I thought he was gonna play Take On Me. Way to subvert my expectations.

[@KuWota2k]

Super Freddy will return....

[@Launchpad05]

Only Super Freddy can defeat Thanos!

[@gannonschlader]

Bitch, I don't feel so good...

[@SuperWillHatch]

Freddy would legit make for a good Doctor Strange or Ghost Rider villain.

[@EddieHawkinsII]

If Freddy defeats Thanos, we all know he’ll wind up with the Infinity Gauntlet...

[@DerangedAvenger]

EddieHawkinsII And he'll put claws on the four fingers, because that's kinda his trademark.

[@johnnysparkle]

The Dream Child, on the other hand, was just as stressful to make as Freddy's Revenge, if maybe even worse. With Harlin being gone due to having become the first in the revolving door of directors on Alien³, Robert Shaye and co had less than a year to make the film. The title was the first thing thought up for the film, as was the poster. Nobody had any idea what a "dream child" was, or why the poster had Freddy levitating a crystal ball with a foetus inside - this was because the story hadn't fully taken shape yet. The idea of Freddy using someone's to-be-born child to get into the real world was an idea that was considered for the third film, which they decided to go with this time simply for the lack of any better ideas. Two writers, John Skipp and Craig Spector were brought in to write a story that had Alice and Dan's unborn child being taken over by Freddy. Producer Rachel Talalay hated their script and brought another writer, Leslie Bohem in, who ended up rewriting almost all of it. The only thing from Skipp's and Spector's script that made it into the final version was Freddy's infamous line "It's a booooooy!!!". The two have since come to regret wasting their time. It then turned out that Bohem's screenplay wasn't entirely to Shaye's liking either, and with the writer unavailable for rewrites, William Wisher Jr. came along and did a further draft, which Shaye also didn't like. Yet another writer, David J. Schow was hired and managed to create a screenplay that most of the key players were happy with, though a few further last-minute revisions were done by co-producer Michael de Luca due to Schow having been assigned to work on the screenplay that would eventually become Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III.note (And just to indicate how torturous the writing process was, the first teaser trailer credited Bohem and Wisher for the story and Schow and de Luca for the screenplay; the finished film, thanks to a combination of legal spats and WGA arbitration, credited Skipp and Spector for the story, and Bohem for the screenplay) The character of Greta was originally to be played by a different actress, but like the character herself, she was bulimic, and was horrified by how tasteless her death was, and left. The infamous scene where Freddy's amputated arm turns into a number of red and green tarantulas became a literal nightmare to shoot; the tarantulas used for the scene were painted red and green, and trained to move in certain ways. Problem was, only one take was filmed because the tarantulas became angry and aggressive. It doesn't help that nobody knows what happened to the spiders after because they soon disappeared, with some even believing that they disappeared into the studio office. Shooting itself was a stressful mess. Director Stephen Hopkins had only four weeks to film, and a further four weeks to edit, with only two stages to do it on. Although he did get everything done on time, the experience left him so stressed and burnt out that he almost said no to directing Predator 2, despite the higher pay and more relaxed shooting schedule. During post-production, test screenings had scenes that were considered so disgusting that they had large chunks of them left on the cutting room floor. The Freddy Bike scene had even more shots of Dan's skin being ripped away graphically, and the infamous scene where Freddy force feeds Greta tons of disgusting food made of her innards had a shot that panned down to reveal Freddy ripping her insides out as she ate. The scenes still haven't shown up on Blu-ray or DVD today. Heavy cutting was needed to keep the film from receiving the then-new NC-17 rating. When the film was released, though getting bad reviews from critics was basically expected, fans on the other hand criticized the film heavily for being needlessly mean-spirited and downright cruel in an attempt to be Darker and Edgier - to emphasize, the movie begins showing how Amanda Kruger, Freddy's mom, was gang-raped in the asylum she worked at, and at 25 minutes into the movie, Dan got killed off in a graphic and cruel fashion - which wouldn't have mattered as much had he not been the father of Alice's unborn child, and Freddy kills a bulimic girl by force-feeding her her own innards. Others, on the other hand, found it boring and not nearly as fun as the other films. The film, as a result, was a box office failure - it opened at #3 and disappeared soon after. Despite this, the film still performed better than the other two slasher film instalments that came out that year, but it still was bad enough to make the producers decide to kill Freddy for good in the next one.

[@randalgraves6979]

The other 2 slashers being Friday the 13th 8 & Halloween 5, I saw all 3 in the theater and I was 10

[@ShadowSonic2]

​@@randalgraves6979It's a bit strange that all 3 major slasher franchises all crashed within the same year.

[@ElCondorPasa69]

My favorite line in Nightmare on Elm Street 5 is ITS A BOOOOY!

[@funkyweapon1981]

I liked the motorcycle scene.

[@tnadrg1982]

Power Drive!!!! Fast Lane!!!!! Fuel Injection!!!!

[@Experimentalfilms123]

Its literally the only thing I remember about this movie.

[@AngelofMusic04]

Michael Pena "We'll see, bitch. We'll just see..."

[@GoodGuyJason25]

Its a DUD!!!!

[@tbthegr81]

Oh god the Baby Snob will haunt my nightmares

[@jamesunderhillunderhill2623]

Okay... Baby Snob is the best snob. Gotta force my nephew to dress as the snob this year

[@someothername7886]

When I see Snob and Nightmare On Elm Street, I click. Especially when it’s one of the shittier sequels.

[@akiraslayer7934]

Oh man I can't wait until we get Freddy's dead Brad is gonna rip that thing a new one haha. Great snob video as always my dude!

[@arodz21]

Yes, you got the song right on this one. It was Bring You Daughter...to the Slaughter by Bruce Dickinson and later recorded for Iron Maiden. And yes, it did win a Razzie for worst song, but also reached #1 on the UK Billboard charts. So, eat it Razzies.

[@funkyweapon1981]

It wasn't even a good song, but fuck the Razzies.

[@zombiedude8027]

The Razzies are full of shit

[@Jack1999n]

Maybe I’m the only one but I like that song

[@randalgraves6979]

Was my favorite song on the cassette after Let’s Go- Kool Moe Dee & Now I lay me down- Samantha Fox

[@ghty43]

The appearance of the thumbnail to the video sparked instant joy for yet another release for an Elm St. review, and so soon after the last. Thanks, Snob!

[@mathieuleader8601]

this sequel to the labyrinth is trippy

[@aliasocfan3199]

So happy we've gotten 2 ANOES reviews in like a week. It's fantastic. I want to see you go full snob on the remakes (pretty much every horror remake, but especially Nightmare). It'll be so amazing.

[@Headbanger142]

Only 3 kills and Alice somehow becomes the only hero to survive 2 Nightmare films....yay?

[@andyhoov]

Holy shit! How did I not know Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter originally came from this movie.

[@randalgraves6979]

I have the soundtrack on cassette, I knew.

[@jadenova]

Love the title card for this episode.

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

Already brad!! Thank you so much!!!

[@jasoncase9481]

I wish Super Freddy would get shown in Comic Books when fighting Jason Voorhees, also have him appear in Marvel to fight Ghost Rider. Freddy Krueger would have some rich 1 liners about Ghost Rider a Demon that has a flaming skull. The writer must be a comic book fan. A main character draws super heroes and the super hero that looks like a Cross Between Iron Fist and the Antihero The Punisher since his weapons are guns with wearing a Iron Fist style mask. Super Freddy he is reusing what describes Superman the faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, etc and altering it to describe Super Freddy. Also Dan Jordan driving a Motorcycle he is killed by Freddy altered to a Skeleton with fire shown including his Skull which resembles Ghost Rider a super hero with a Flaming Skull that drives a Motorcycle.

[@jakebreaker]

Haven't even watched the video yet. Been dying for you to review this, man. Looking forward to it. And here I go!

[@user-dr2yz8um3d]

Nightmare on Elm Street 5: Dream Child is 35 today! Made $22.1 million on an $8 million budget Sadly the lowest grossing of the entire series and one of the less critically acclaimed too It stinks too the MPAA cut so much of it down which was a common thing for horror in the 1980s and they rushed it without a finished script The film tackles controversial issues and themes like teen pregnancy, childbirth, and abortion even having imagery resembling motherhood so it has some actual stakes Stephen Hopkins doesn’t have a great track record in his filmmaking career They some nice ideas even though they’re never fully fleshed out There’s also some neat, freaky practical effects as usual when it comes to the nightmare sequences having a more gothic style this time this is the point where Freddy stops being scary and acts like an action figure but I guess you gotta give em credit for making us laugh with his corny catch phrases it's not so violent this time around but will freak you out a different title might have been better and direction as well one of the weaker sequels but fun

[@Elysium_the_Bard]

8:55 Anybody notice the old woman walking in the background suddenly awkwardly freeze in her tracks until another woman passes in front of her? Looks like some background actor jumped ahead of their cue or was lagging behind their cue.

[@DrErikNefarious]

7:46 Oh come on Brad, that was the perfect set up for a Ghost Rider joke

[@brandonakin87]

Lmao the war room reference was amazing

[@th3mdt]

There's some render errors about 15 minutes in. Just so you know.

[@Psychkemia]

A shame that effects in modern horror movies aren't as impressive as this.

[@jessehammond9710]

Also, if you watch Linkara's awesome "Atop the Fourth Wall" videos on the ANOES comic books you can see what becomes of Dr. Neal Gordon. I highly recommend you watch. It was Linkara's role as Fat Grandma in the Silent Night Deadly Night episodes by the Snob that turned me on to his work and I was not disappointed!

[@sfighter0085]

Wow, couldn't wait to get to this one. Believe it or not, I saw bits of this movie on the "Sci-Fi Channel" (before "SyFy") when I was a kid, and not allowed to see any of these movies. Nowadays, especially after seeing James Rolfe's review of this on his first "Sequel-A-Thon" on "Monster Madness" and watching this episode, I could see some positives and a lot of negatives. But then again I never sat through this movie. Personally my favorite moment was the "Comic Book" dream sequence, wasn't scary, but was a lot of fun and creative. Great episode as always.

[@EddieHawkinsII]

Nice to see that Dr. Ted Nelson somehow survived getting shot several times and went on to father Dan.

[@jimmitsu]

15:05 The only room Freddy can't stand being in, is a war room

[@LittleMissLounge]

I don't know why, but the "large painting of Shutter Island" part made me laugh especially.

[@canto1408]

Sure it's flawed, but I've always enjoyed Nightmare 5.

[@KeybladeMasterAndy]

canto1408 Everything is flawed.

[@mathunit1]

ajmrowland Some things are more flawed than others. Nightmare 5 is more flawed than most other films in the series.

[@ssbbdudes]

I like it wayyy betyer than part 4

[@canto1408]

I can see where you're coming from. In reality, I don't even think 4 was necessary. I think the first three Nightmare films form a great trilogy (even though Part 2 is more stand-alone), I think Dream Warriors really wrapped up the story very nicely. Sure you had the little stinger at the end where you saw the lights go on in the model of Nancy's house that Kristen made, but you could just interpret that as the spirit of Nancy watching over Neil. That being said, I do love Nightmare 4. Honestly the only Nightmare on Elm Street film I do not like is the remake. Yes, I even like Freddy's Dead, it is bad, but a like it.

[@mercenaryknight5419]

I disagree, Razor. #3 had a perfect ending with Freddy given the Holy Banishment.

[@Magnegro]

6:09 I have no idea how I thought Freddy was so goddamn scary as a kid because this is hysterical. Maybe I saw the first or a New Nightmare before I saw these; just watched whatever was on TV in the early '90s.

[@zachcaudell3081]

Ah, I see the master plan unfolding here. So I'll be getting New Nightmare even sooner than I could've hoped for. Excellent.

[@mathieuleader8601]

Freddy in his fetal form looks what I imagined Lord Voldemort to look like in his transitional form before being reborn does anyone else think this?

[@harrisonmckinney7659]

It’s back!!!! Thanks Brad!

[@GrizzlyAdams94]

Boy am I glad I follow you on Twitter. I almost missed this review

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

Who's here after hearing brad got a son?

[@ShadeMeadows]

ANOTHER ONE ALREADY?✨ The Snob Smile upon us Today! Praise be Baldo!🙏

[@dorianzane2548]

Dreams of him as a baby, and the fetus climbs into his old clothes. Sounds legit. That's how Lord Voldemort came back.

[@FavioRiveros]

HAHAHAHAHA I lost it at the "War Room" Gag! XD

[@zippoboyshaneshank8954]

FYI... Creepy Kid Jacob, is the same actor , who Alan Grant traumatizes with a raptor claw, in the beginning of Jurassic Park. After that, he was never seen again!

[@10191927]

These effects are really good for 1989, even if the plots aren’t that great, the effects are amazing.

[@BlazePiffington]

Best titlecard of the year so far for me Ill be accepting this review as the mothers day special

[@MissAshley42]

Yeah, the fifth movie is most memorable for being the easiest to forget.

[@HannahWasNever]

Seen this a few times too. Can't remember a single thing. :P

[@randalgraves6979]

I remember Erika Anderson (Greta). 😍😍😍😍😍

[@digunder14]

to be fair, unlike bleeding, dreaming is a lot easier to control, especially with meds, as it only happens with certain types of sleep, at least as far as i can recall

[@aliasocfan3199]

I can't remember his name. Let's just call him Gil. #CinemaSnobIsAnIcon

[@augustwest5356]

The line is "As God AS my witness..." NOT "As God IS my witness..." Nice try though. That is my ONLY complaint about your last 75 or so snob videos. You my friend have really been killing it. You definitely found your groove. You look great and your videos are great. Can't wait for the next one. You Cinema Snob, fucking ROCK.

[@drygnfyre]

I just realized the creepy kid in this movie is the "six foot turkey" kid from Jurassic Park. Now this film doesn't seem so scary.

[@alwaysme_t]

Ah yes the comedic masterpiece Nightmare on Elm street 5... Good times

[@rolandofgilead43]

oh and i love the artwork for this week Freddy has a little Snob in his arms

[@perrisneuman4896]

Welcome back!

[@shadowdragon992001]

did the video go wonky for anyone else around 15:30? anyway, another fun review as always :3 keep it up Brad~

[@Valdagast]

who is the creepier villain - Freddy or Clay Walsh?

[@mrcritical6751]

Clay Walsh

[@indumatipngtuber2790]

Definitely Clay Walsh.

[@austinrutledge7531]

Clay Walsh... Freddy has a sense of humor, as depraved as it is, and is obviously evil, as opposed to Clay's realistic creepiness.

[@JackA066]

nightmare Feddy

[@ОлегЕршов-м3с]

I personally value it more then the 4th one, but I agree on one thing - I forgot all the killing scenes.

[@ssbbdudes]

Олег Ершов I didn't forget the comic and diving board one. But I agree I fucking despise part 4.

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

I see Snob is rocking his Sharp Hand Joe shirt! He and Phelous can be twinsies!

[@ttothep1]

Man I got to tell you your a blast. I am a big fan. I have yet to make my own movie review but watching you and a few others makes want to. I enjoy your dry humor. Plus out of all the ones you covered Suspiria and cannibal holocaust also Zombie 2 plus house by the cemetery with Bob. Lol so funny. Keep up the great work. Southern Comfort is a movie I personally would love to see reviewed. Also I have ordered Vampires Kiss. Looking forward to watching it. You gave it such high remarks I got to see this film. Thanks again

[@SpongeyTheEditor]

It's May, Brad.

[@randalgraves6979]

There’s Spongey444

[@zetetick395]

Everything after the famous dog-piss resurrection (part 4) is just mostly enjoyable script dementure PS: Thumbnail Baby Snob may be just as cute as Baby yoda! 10:15 🥰

[@visoredgruntR34]

Well at least in Freddy vs Jason the kids still don't know about Freddy because in Freddy's Dead supposedly either all kids had been removed from the town or had been killed, so the cover up does make sense.

[@Thegr8MC]

10:18 That image of baby Snob is scarier then anything in this entire movie!

[@mitkitty]

well, now i've gotta find out why the first recommended video is the Oogieloves review...

[@KyleBlues1]

"Congratulations Alice, it's a giant burrito." I swear it's always the random offhand comments that make me laugh the hardest.

[@lostinthemasses]

OMFG Baby Snob! You should totally make that the next animated series.

[@EvilRobotChicken]

Goddamn, i almost couldn't breath, when she started saying the War Room speech!

[@mnicolemortensen7]

Irrelevant to the movie, but Brad do you plan on doing a Cobra Kai Season 1 review?

[@nicklager1666]

It could have made for an interesting cross over if they called it the golden child.

[@davidrobinson17]

When he played that War Room audio that was soo funny

[@mrm.acampbell2722]

This shows you can have upteenth sequels and still be clever and fresh

[@randycunningham7318]

I didn't like this movie before. But just watched it and find I love it.

[@harmonyjones8035]

2,300 likes, 23 dislikes. That's a ratio of 100/1 :) Not many get such a low ratio. Just the rarest gems of KZbin.

[@cultclassicdeadinside9862]

I was waiting for a Beetlejeuce reference to be made xD

[@briankelly130]

"Do Unborn Babies Dream?", the lesser known Phillip K. Dick novel.

[@shadowman2192]

I wish Brad would cover the entire Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise.

[@SammyRenard]

NO BABY SNOB, YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MAN DOES!

[@singIeservingfriend]

Not seen 4 & 5 in over 10 years, they seem more fun than I remember