She (Welcome To The Basement)

[@kevindorn2508]

After 9+ years this is still one of my favorite shows.

[@SimmoAusful]

"You don't know SHE? You don't know sheet!" Well done Craig.

[@leemccarthy8741]

I really think you guys should watch Horror Express. Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, a truly ridiculous plot, and Telly Savalas chewing all the scenery as a Russian captain make this a definite must see.

[@pinkfloyyyyyd]

Watch Lucio Fulci's City of the Living Dead! The guy has a distinct feel to his movies and this one features some FANTASTIC gore-scenes, as well as a riveting soundtrack (part of which is obviously inspired by of Dawn of the Dead (1978), check out the second half of the truck sequence). But really, any Fulci film would be cool! Italian horror is a mandatory part of the horror-curriculum if you ask me.

[@thegreatgabsby7617]

Vaargtimmen, AKA Hour of the Wolf. Very Lynch-like horror movie directed by Ingmar Bergman. Also: Le Locateur, AKA The Tenant, Roman Polanski's creepiest movie.

[@dcanmore]

She (1965) Hammer version starring Ursula Andress, Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee was a very successful, and colourful, remake.

[@SleepFan771]

Woah! Holly is Nigel Bruce aka Watson from Sherlock Holmes with Basil Rathbone! I love him! She's cinematography and set design is cool. The ice set, when Tanya goes through the smoke to see She, and the chasm look neat. Hi to Cecil Sloan!

[@MagnaRyuuDesigns]

I'm surprised there were no "Sherlock Holmes"jokes seeing as Nigel Bruce played Doctor Watson alongside Basil Rathebone as Sherlock.

[@Leo-sd3jt]

Yeah, I kept getting flashbacks to the old radio plays every time he spoke.

[@KissesLoveKawaii]

Short Circuit is the movie that got me interested in robotics when i was a child, working in robotics industry now i'm eternally grateful to this film !

[@xsuperduperspoonx]

I'm binging old episodes. whenever i do this my list of fav episodes completely changes haha

[@FowlFolk]

I think you should watch Juan de Los Muertos (Juan of the Dead). It's a zombie comedy taking place in Cuba, made by Cubans, for Cubans. It's funny and also very interesting for that reason.

[@tumejorpose]

For Halloween, please watch one of the Tales from the Crypt movies. My fave is Demon Knight :)

[@AndGn41]

Great show as always! I was wondering if you've seen "Moscow does not believe in tears" or "The white sun of the desert"? In my opinion the two best soviet films made!

[@rayhs1984]

13:28 Fun fact: The woman who plays "She" in the 1982 version is the woman from Connan

[@malletpropstudios]

The scariest movie I've watched in a while is the Korean "A Tale of Two Sisters". It's mostly a psychological suspense movie, but there were a couple moments when I had to pause it and turn on all the lights.

[@VonPunk]

I just got round to watching all the Lego Stars Wars mini movies & shorts, good job on those Matt, the ones you were in obviously, it added to the fun knowing you were in them.

[@GreatWightSpark]

9:46 "Go to the Black Crack! Seek out the Lost One! He will show you the magical portal to the Fairy Realm."

[@WickedlyWritten]

An American Werewolf In London would be an ideal October pick for Welcome To The Basement I think. It's the movie that first got me hooked on campy horror.

[@SirGeeeO]

You should watch Exorcist 3. Most people wrinkle their nose when i mention it, but it is truly underrated. George C. Scott and Brad Dourif. And of course the welcome to the basement connection. "From the writer/director of The ninth configuration..."

[@rbourgoine1]

Please watch the halloween movie "trick R' Treat"!!!! or "Slither". both are great choices for October.

[@SnCold]

I've mentioned it in the comments on a few previous episodes, but I'd love to hear your thoughts on Mary & Max! And if you haven't seen it, I hope you guys watch it in a future episode; it's one of my all time favorites!

[@baileydeverell1175]

I love watching this show. Even in the darkest and saddest of times this channel is always able to bring a smile to my face and a couple laughs. I've watched this episode probably 20 times and its always just as funny and entertaining as the first time. Thank you guys at BlameSociety for providing all the laughs from Drunk Santa, Fun Rangers, Chad Vader to BBG and WTB. I literally grew up on your humor.

[@YoungBrave2006]

Horror movies? Watch "Event Horizon." Just the right pace of suspense for horror, and also the fear of the unknown, black holes, and the vaccuum of space, and also, hell, all mixed into a perfect concoction.

[@nathanpaukstelis3170]

14:30 bill o Reilly has a lot of good ideas i died

[@becamicusack3598]

Please watch Stalker, the Russian movie from 1972, I loved it and i think you would have tonnes to say about it.

[@H.P.Saucecraft]

Hey Matt and Craig, watch the 2014 horror movie Annabelle. I saw the movie last year with my best friend Jorgen, and it made us fear antique dolls(esspesialy the demon possessed ones). So now i want you two to experience the horror of Annabell. BTW keep up the good work :)

[@SevereRepugnance]

Some recent recommendations I can make for your Halloween episodes, "The Bobadook", an Australian film which actually infiltrated my dreams, legit scary and this is coming from a die-hard horror fan and "It Follows", which is eerie and tense throughout. You also mentioned the Cryptkeeper, which made me think of the original "Tales From the Crypt" movie from 1972, massively underrated and worth a watch, ominous and haunting that one is. Great episode!

[@callmepotato]

I would love to hear your perspectives on Darren Aronofsky's "The Fountain". It is my favorite movie and has, quite possibly, the most stunning cinematography in all of cinema.

[@AmplifiedYeesh]

I think for October, you should pay a tribute to Wes Craven, a genius of scary movies. It's so sad that he passed away :'(

[@franciscogarza7037]

You guys have probably watched them already but you should see 1)Devil's backbone 2) Cabin in the woods

[@hpdanfan14]

How about Black Christmas (1974)? Scariest movie I've seen so far, and more people need to see it.

[@MahlenMorris]

For scary film month, might I suggest, Dead Calm?

[@KMathias90]

For your scary movie month you should watch The Woman in Black. I feel like it was seriously underrated when it came out. There are a lot of good jump scares, but I think the best part is how beautifully it was filmed. The long shots of the house and the moor make me happy inside.

[@CriticalEatsJapan]

You shoulda named your dog Nagodah. Anyhow, great episode!

[@nytdiir]

Question for "seen it": have you guys watched the 1967 movie "Casino Royale" with Orson Welles, Peter Seller, David Niven and the wacky Woody Allen? It even got Peter O'Toole in a small role! I loved it as a kid and re-watched it a short time ago, still get the magic feeling.

[@zebnolsen]

Matt, I agree with you about Short Circuit.

[@MrEvilshaggy]

I enjoy the show and have watched all the episodes, some even twice, I'de like to know if you've seen The Boondock Saints. Also, I sugest that you take a look at Sinister as an option for a horror movie. Greetings from Mexico.

[@Namfooodle]

You should watch Possession (1981) by Andrzej Zulawski, very different kind of psychological horror film.

[@LobsterSpecial]

It's nice to know that the only thing preventing Evil Craig from taking over is a knowledge of his own mortality.

[@neonbuildings]

For Halloween, I could recommend a ton of horror movies from the western world to y'all, but I'm gonna keep requesting Korean films until I see one make it to your show. A Tale of Two Sisters is a classic, Bedevilled is one that I just recently watched, and Three Extremes is actually not exclusively Korean, but a collaboration of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean filmmakers.

[@jhagen22]

Another week, another great episode. You guys never disappoint. Looking forward to October's scary movies!

[@CarletonConfused]

I walked out on "Fighting" too! I think I only got through 15 minutes. My friends didn't leave though so I was alone in my protest, but not anymore!

[@gentleargiope]

Thanks for naming CiCi - Cecil. I thought we were going to have to get another cat just so we could name one in honor of that poor lion. xoxo

[@ellenmuseum]

Rip in peace Cecil + all your brethren

[@TheSweep55]

I think you guys should watch The Thing starring Kurt Russell great horror film with great practical effects.

[@queendaisytimpani]

love how craig calls it the big leather couch

[@mustang6172]

If Matt hasn't finished a movie, is it eligible to be on the show?

[@blamesocietyfilms]

+mustang6172 Yes. Bedazzled and My Own Private Idaho were both movies that I had partially seen in the past but never completed.

[@joypopoola6115]

+BlameSociety Silent Night deadly night

[@NerdStoryteller]

Another quality episode. Thanks a bunch, guys! Love your show!

[@Animaxforsaken]

Suggestions for October 1. Invasion of the body snatchers-Philip Kaufman or alternate version by Don Siegel 2. Brain Dead -Elim Klimov 3. Carnival of souls -Herk Harvey

[@NickMichalak]

HA HA! No DVD collection is complete without that Andy Sidaris DVD set! Pure direct to cable B-movie indulgence!

[@EmpathP]

Matt and Craig, will you two please do a seen it or a viewing of the movie "Random Harvest" from 1942? It was my late grandmother's favorite movie, and I would be super thrilled to hear you talk about it.

[@ndgv2]

Have you fine folks ever seen Legends Of The Fall? It's one of only three Brad Pitt movies where he wasn't playing "Brad Pitt", the other two being A River Runs Through It and Seven Years In Tibet.

[@chipmunck98kid]

Rosemary's Baby. Just watched it and I loved it

[@Folgemilch21]

rosemarys baby is a perfect movie

[@archstanton33]

You two should watch the 1979 cult horror classic Phantasm. Memorable practical effects and scares that left me with panic attacks as a child!

[@rayhs1984]

When I saw the title I thought this would be the 1982 "She", then I remembered the year choices. I reviewed the 1982 "She" and it was so weird it inspired me to start adding movie clips to my reviews.

[@rayhs1984]

+Raymond Smith Not nearly enough robotic Frankenstein monsters, lepers or gladiator nazis in this version.

[@BillBenzon]

My father read the book to me when I was a kid, and I read it twice (no less) several years ago. I also tried to watch this film, but didn't make it all the way through. I have no idea why they set this film version in the Arctic. The book was set in Africa.

[@trainunderwater07]

I love this show. You guys are the best

[@seanhenry2921]

I can't hear his name without (of course) thinking "You'd do it for Randolph Scott!" [awed whispers of "Randolph Scott!"] [heavenly choir] "RANDOLPH SCOTT!"

[@musclesmarinara88]

short circuit made me cry when i was little

[@YoungBrave2006]

Also, one of my favorite comedy horror movies "Incident at Loch Ness," which was actually the first movie featuring Werner Herzog I ever watched. I want my opera house!!!

[@martinsorken]

Regarding the anecdote about Quentin Taratino... that made me think about Malik Bendjelloul (creator of searching for sugarman) who kind of peaked with said documentary, which aswell was his first documentary. Wonder if he ever heard this Tarantino quote

[@rabbible]

Thanks, guys! That was a really good one.

[@XPoeticRenegadeX]

Have you seen Stardust? I am constantly amazed about how many people have never heard of this little gem.

[@samvimes9510]

Holy shit, Cici's growing bigger like crazy. Give him a pet for me, why don'tcha?

[@kerryunt5024]

love this channel and show!

[@josher2k]

How about a more recent movie, try out The Babadook

[@caffeineadvocate]

I'd recommend Splice for October (although It'd work for July, as well). ... so.... Slumber Party Massacre II?

[@mikecronis]

Aw, come-on, Matt! Short Circut (and it's Asimovian sequal) was fun! Oh, and it seems Cookie has a new dog! Oh, CRAP! Nigel BRUCE!!!!! "What lies BEYOND the Shugal? SUPER SHUGAL!" Awseome. Laughed!

[@makai1337]

Noticed the Joe Jackson "I'm the Man" cover in the background. Going through my folks vinyl collection I found this bad boy. After a quick listen didn't care for it. Any track I should check out before ditching it?

[@bernardnjones]

Love the Hard Ticket to Hawaii mention.

[@SliceOfGold]

Yo fellas, have you seen Adam Wingard's 2014 film "The Guest"? I really enjoyed this film and would describe it as 80's John Carpenter directs Drive.

[@Frog_Cat_]

+SliceOfGold Speaking of John Carpenter, you guys should watch The Thing for Halloween!

[@alk34eva1]

As usual you guys raised the bar

[@careypagem]

After Dark Star, what about Carpenter's Prince of Darkness?

[@onenerd9573]

Have you guys seen Temple Grandin? Its one of my favorite films.

[@gentleargiope]

How about my favorite movie of all time? Robert Wise's "The Haunting" - best old dark house movie ever!

[@Shmandalf]

Seen it: have you guys seen The Quick and the Dead? It stars Russel Crowe and a young Leo DiCaprio. It's a pretty good western imo.

[@Lilly_Belle]

I wonder if you guys have seen Killer Clowns From Outer Space. Probably. Killer Clowns, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, and Toxic Avenger were my holy trilogy of movies when I was a kid.

[@steven_heron]

Hard ticket to Hawaii is one of the best cult films of all the time. Totally worth the watch.

[@mjbellington9642]

Ever seen KIDS? After I watched that I couldn't stop thinking about it and I would love to hear your thoughts.

[@ellenmuseum]

Legacy comment -Rumpole of the Bailey, calls his wife Hilda “she who must be obeyed” to the reader/viewer…. Wow thanks for the reference find!

[@cameronlomax744]

I'd like to suggest Event Horizon. I love sci-fi, and this definitely has a horror feel to it. I've found it in both categories when looking for something to watch.

[@ambientmothman]

i cant remember if you guys have said youve seen it, but watch trik r treat, its one of my favorite halloween movies

[@madskamp44]

I walked during Star Wars: the phantom menace. I was visiting the states and I have never gotten so many shameful stares as I split the scene ;) instead I went back to a comic book store and bought Batman: black and white. Way better way to spend money. Not that I was a big Star Wars fan to begin with, but that movie made me never watch the next two prequels... TY for watching movies Matt and Craig!

[@jamesmackay4529]

I need to know if Craig catches the postcards!!! He was on fire last time. Don't mind if he doesn't catch them but I really need the receive in the show . Great show guys! Been watching since season one!

[@phillipprill8933]

Aww. I was hoping theyd chant She Will Rock You

[@MatthewSchellGaming]

You should watch "Dale & Tucker vs Evil" pretty good movie in the comedy, horror genre.

[@MatthewSchellGaming]

Or "Let the Right One In" a very good Swedish horror film as I remember. The American versions, "Let Me In" wasn't bad either, but not better than the original.

[@swapsplat]

i LOVE that movie. it's so funny.

[@SirGeeeO]

+Matthew Schell i loved that movie. my favorite comedy/horror ever...but it's "tucker and dale"

[@MatthewSchellGaming]

SirGeeeO Yep your right "Tucker & Dale vs Evil"

[@Officialhelpkenet]

I don't remember if you've talked about this already, but The Exorcist is the obvious thing to recommend.

[@stellaluna]

You should watch Repo! A Genetic Opera, a horror rock opera by the creators of Saw. It's the kind of cool gothy movie I would have been obsessed with if it had come out when I was in high school.

[@dori411]

How about The Old Dark House from 1932 starring Boris Karloff? Or 1934's Edgar Allan Poe's The Black Cat and 1935's The Raven? Both films star both Boris Karloff and Bela Legosi! - Zoe

[@tekdev]

If you haven't already SEEN IT, you should watch the 1966 Hammer Films production called THE REPTILE. It's a pretty crazy FLICK and I'm curious what are your opinions on this timeless masterpiece of terror, suspense and sort of being a snake. Love the show!

[@pcwkid76]

That happened with our cockatiel. We named it Tommy and then found out it was a girl. (We now spell it "Tommi"). As for horror suggestions? It's not so much a horror movie as an action movie in the horror genre, but I really like TALES FROM THE CRYPT: DEMON KNIGHT

[@Luckyfoxoval78]

I'm wondering what you guys thought of my favorite movie of all time, "Eyes Wide Shut".

[@ObsceneVegetableMatter]

+Luckyfoxoval Smith Very underrated and awesome film.

[@Folgemilch21]

underrated and brilliant

[@Shmandalf]

+Folgemilch21 Bunderrated and rilliant.

[@Khaldun1]

+Luckyfoxoval Smith It's Kubrick, so they've seen it. After Fear and Desire they'd seen them all.

[@Luckyfoxoval78]

I know, I was just wondering what they thought of it, since that- out of all the movies I've ever seen- is one that I love to hear people talk about the most. And I love listening to them talk about movies!

[@Gwreck562]

Watch "I Spit on your Grave part 1 or 2" both very good for a modern day horror film. Or watch "The People under the Stairs" classic Wes Craven horror film. I'm sure you have both seen it though. Or watch Rob Zombies "House of 1000 Courpses or The Lords of Salem".

[@l4mp619]

If you guys watch or talk about my favorite horror franchise, Scream, then I will be satisfied for this season. The first one is of course the best, but the others have their share of good moments.

[@sambellingham2510]

Today I learnt they have Werthers Originals in America and that only old people eat them there too.

[@coneywilliam]

You should watch Mitt liv som hund (My Life as a Dog), the 1985 coming of age story by Lasse Hallström. It's... strange. And full of references to Laika. But mostly it's just strange.

[@aandromaliuss]

or better yet The Babadook, and Let the Right One In

[@SpecialQue85]

First of all thank you for answering one of my "Seen It"s, and judging by the one you chose, it means the others were ones you haven't seen and hopefully they will show up on this show (though I'm sure it's wishful thinking), But either way I do love playing "Stump the Hosts" (even with the pronunciation of my name, the "que" is actually pronounced "kay") Second, I think you guys should finally watch the always a bridesmaid, never a bride of horror movies (at least when it comes to this show), Suspiria.

[@caffeineadvocate]

hello!

[@JamBear]

+SpecialQue85 Special Que

[@SpecialQue85]

+caffeineadvocate Hello there!

[@Ryan-lx8gi]

2 obligatory thumbs up. Another great one!

[@NickMichalak]

As for scary movies to watch? I suggest The Howling, The Changeling, or 1979's Dracula starring Frank Langella.

[@tepachon6466]

I think you guys should watch Goodnight Mommy (2014). I haven't seen it but the trailer scared the bejeezus out of me.