Exploring Final Destination - From X-Files Script to Blockbuster Franchise

[@jonbourgoin182]

I thought at this point you had abandoned the Exploring series. Stoked to see it back

[@GoodBadFlicks]

No! These ones just take a very long time to put together. Been working on this one since April!

[@animeknight8958]

​@@GoodBadFlickscould you do a video Terror Tract (2000). It stars John Ritters in one of his last films before his death

[@j9thebushmaster]

@@GoodBadFlicks thank you for your hard work

[@Madkalibyr]

You gotta watch for his community posts! He’s been promising us more of these Exploring vids :)❤

[@jonbourgoin182]

@@Madkalibyr those posts don't always show up in my feed but I appreciate the tip anyway

[@Getwright-]

I like the original idea of alex not being supposed to die. It gives a reason for him to get the premonition in the first place.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I agree!

[@DrQuagmire1]

@@GoodBadFlicks speaking of the X-Files..... i'm surprised they never did a full length movie version of "The Host", considering how the 1998 movie bridged the gap between seasons.

[@maxhill9254]

I never saw it that way but what you're saying makes a lot of sense :-)

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

Was thinking the exact same thing.

[@beowulf1417]

The OG concepts in general are so cool, but the evolution of the concept just feels right in general for effectively covering it all. The premonition and him meaning to survive would require some heavy exposition to explain it all without being cheap or lazy. The possibilities are endless but the end result is the best we could've hoped for.

[@EthanDarke]

"Originally it was characters you wanted to live, then became an endless parade of idiots with the audience rooting for their deaths" I feel like that line sums up pretty much every horror franchise out there, and that is such a bummer.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Yep, too many slashers turned into this.

[@the-NightStar]

@@GoodBadFlicks IMO, one of the only times this ever worked was Child's Play. Chucky was already a pretty silly concept to begin with, so when the later movies started getting less gritty and stopped trying to go for realism, it only got better as a self-referential goofy series with Chucky gradually obtaining his own weird murder family of dolls and starting to make peace with his curse. The goofier it got, the more it felt like a natural evolution for the series. I can never take Child's Play 1 and 2 as serious as it always seemed to make me want to, with trying to make us think the killer doll and dark voodoo curse plot makes for some compelling mystery, when we all just came for the campy killer doll movie. As again, when the very end of the franchise started trying to "go back to it's roots" and be serious and psychological again, it just got lame again.

[@alienboy1322]

@@the-NightStar I liked the Chucky series and Curse.

[@amityislandchum]

Ugh, yes -- this is what I HATE about horror! It's like studios don't respect horror enough to believe that we deserve real characters. It doesn't matter what the genre is -- the audience will only be invested if we care about the characters. There is a ton of horror out there that is fairly mediocre in plot and effects, but stands the test of time because it gave us characters to care about. Friday the 13th part 2, Piranha, Black Christmas... These are classics due to the actors.

[@blackdragon6]

I feel like they do this cause audiences don't like it when likeable and sympathetic characters are killed.

[@Ineedgames]

The small change to Alex discovering the small details in his premonition coming true has got to be my favourite change. It adds a layer of paranoia that they really are all going to die and wasn't just a dream.

[@amityislandchum]

Agreed, but I wish they had spent more time workshopping his other premonitions. A cut-out of Tod's name landing on him or some burning leaves swirling around him as he heads to Ms. Lewton's house are nice and vague. But then it suddenly becomes "Alex sees a train reflection in the window," "Alex sees a bus reflection in the window," "Clear sees a bus reflection in the window." It just gets so lazy.

[@dunnowy123]

I think the idea of FD not having Death as a typical horror monster and have it be an invisible, ethereal force MADE this series and put it above other horror franchises. There's nothing else quite like it. This movie is also a good example of positive studio interference. I think the changes New Line suggested were generally great.

[@tonydiebold4899]

I’m glad they kept the shockwave delay from the plane exploding. I always thought that worked so well with the audience seeing the explosion before the characters got blasted with glass because they were too distracted fighting with each other.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I agree. Its such a cool little detail that makes the scene even better.

[@rogerswab2131]

I can't imagine the joy of getting your story made coupled with the pain of seeing people completely change it and push you so far into the background you may as well not exist.

[@idontwritecomments]

For $100,000, you can change everything I wrote 😂

[@rayortiz313]

It's basically how movies are made. Very common occurrence.

[@dudestep]

Final Destination is better than the original from the sound of it. I’m only speaking about the first film but it’s a remarkably solid and rewatchable movie.

[@jacotromp59581]

I love all your content, but man oh man, nothing beats your in depth long videos. I am going to make a cup of coffee, sit back and enjoy this whole video.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Hope you enjoy it :)

[@CosmicDimensionsArt]

This whole series of movies really has a special place in my heart. I still get nervous whenever I'm in a car behind a log truck.

[@pegcity4eva]

Same

[@kuroneko334]

Haha same

[@UglyKenHart]

They did for logging trucks what Jaws did for the beach, and I salute the bastards.

[@marcen12]

"UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES DO YOU KILL THE DOG!" Even EXECUTIVES WHO MEDDLE HAVE STANDARDS.

[@weaselwolf]

This franchise made a big cultural impact. Nobody tailgates log trucks anymore lol

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You can't be on the highway, see a truck and not think of FD2

[@adampellett4917]

Final Destination is one of my favorite thrillers and horror movies ever made even with the great soundtrack score by the late Shirley Walker. It’s very convincing to make death in different patterns especially anyone whom made it with have death to its needs in accidental deaths or much worse. It’s an absolute blast to rewatch for Halloween. Great job, GoodBad Flicks. 😊

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@adampellett4917]

@@GoodBadFlicks YW, buddy. 😉

[@kri249]

I have to admit this actually would have made for a really adequate X-files episode. I can just imagine Fox Mulder explaining the rules of Deaths plan to a skeptical Skully. But given what we got I'm still happy with. I remember liking the original premise and how it was a refreshing change from the typical slasher icon antagonist.

[@justinemery2194]

I’m surprised that not only was most of the studio interference positive, but ALL versions of this sounded really good. I would have been happy with any version of this you discussed. Nice to know solid ideas survived everything

[@RandallFrequentFlyerFlagg]

I wish there was a director’s cut that restores the original ending.

[@JaxenRossisback]

There’s always fan edits to quench your thirst.

[@chemergency]

It's crazy how so many different big things spawned directly from The X-Files, ranging from Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul to Final Destination, among other things. Personally I don't think Final Destination is amazing but it had really great ideas and the idea of the killer being an abstract, imperceptible cosmic force with an ambiguous form is really interesting. Shame the later movies just kinda devolved into gory schlock for the sake of gory schlock but I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy those too.

[@ELEKTROSKANSEN]

I think I know what you mean, but I wouldn't say Breaking Bad (or especially BCS, which did in fact spawn from BB) "spawned DIRECTLY from The X Files"... No "X" ideas are present in BB, it's just that some actors and Vince Gilligan met on the set. "Millenium" - now that DID spawn from The X Files, yes...

[@Jerbsinator]

Man in the High Castle as well.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

I’d be curious to know how Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul developed out of the X-Files.l really don’t see any connection between the X-Files and the latter series.

[@seaminer5894]

​@@BarryHart-xo1oy The only connection is that Vince Gilligan was one of the best writers in X Files , with Darin Morgan, Wong and Morgan , Spotnitz; and he made his first script there. On the other hand, X Files has no link to BB

[@AccoSpoot]

There is a satisfying root to Breaking Bad but it's not in X-Files. The British film Saving Grace featured a demure character who was an expert gardener in serious debt trying to navigate the criminal underworld of the marijuana trade, if that seems familiar to something else; it also inspired the hit series Weeds! Though Americans couldn't relate with gardener apparently.

[@fconstraints]

I love the first Final Destination. I like the sequels too (I still switch lanes when I see a logging truck because of the second movie) but the OG Final Destination is the best.

[@leetri]

If it makes you feel better, it's physically impossible for logs to bounce like that (as they discovered while filming it, logs are stupid heavy). They just fall on the ground next to the truck and stay there, so really, the side lane is less safe as that's where all the logs would end up.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

@@leetri but then your car would hit the log and go careening into _another_ truck with logs sticking out the end, ramming them through your windshield and right into your face!

[@leetri]

@@TheRealNormanBates You won't hit the logs if you're behind the truck because the logs are in the side lanes. You'll just hit the brakes and slow to a safe stop behind the truck because you're a responsible driver who gives ample distance between yourself and other vehicles so you can brake in time.

[@Turbo_Waitress]

Ahh this was great! And thank you for covering the original Flight 180 script, I never knew it was available. I really love this movie, flaws and all. I’ve even warmed up to the later ones as more campy fun as well. Lately I’ve been trying to track down the Black Flame tie-in novels and they’ve been interesting.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! I was looking for the novels too but they are super expensive

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

I gotta salute James and Glen for their work. Not only was the movie's so entertaining but how it was also made.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

They really are underappreciated these days. I would love for them to be able to go back to their roots and make some thrillers.

[@wstine79]

I love the Final Destination movies, particularly 1, 2 and 4. I like how each death takes one turn and changes on a dime.

[@boboboy8189]

I prefer 1 and 5.

[@CalliphoriBae]

I was soooo happy to see you pop up in my videos again. Welcome back man!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! I never went away though, KZbin just stopped sending out notifications.

[@adrianocon327]

Your 'Exploring' series never ceases to amaze me. So much detail and information. Thank you so much, this is amazing.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You are very welcome!

[@TomasCyr]

That paintings in the airport factoid was really neat.

[@mr.turner6470]

I absolutely love these longer form exploration videos diving into the genesis of films such as these, and how they came to be. I feel like I learn more from your videos Cecil, than I would in a majority of film classes. Thanks for the all the hard work you do. These videos really make a positive difference in my day, whenever they come out. You’re one of the rare KZbinrs who make videos that make me want to set aside time so I can watch this from start to finish, without interruption. Thank you!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Aw, thank you so much! You made my day :)

[@brandonpage7087]

Yeah, it's cause of the great amount of care & research that Cecil puts into these exploring videos. We really do learn alot from these, man. Thanks!

[@TheChronozoan]

I wish I could watch all of Cecils videos for the first time. When I first stumbled onto this channel, I was hooked instantly. I was on vacation so I spent ~10hrs per day devouring everything.

[@daniellevy4104]

I love you man .. whenever I watch your stuff I imagine I’m watching late night TV in the late 90s , so much content ❤️

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Ah the good ol days.

[@Punisher6791]

Loved the first film, the second film still has some of the best practical car stunts ever put on film. The highway pileup was a great setup for the rest of the film.

[@WaightZer]

Damn, I'm watching this video thinking it was uploaded years ago. And when he said at 33:52, "now in 2023 . . ." I immediately pause and check the upload time, was shocked that it was uploaded 1 hour ago. Thank you for still doing this.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you for still watching :)

[@rivenroyce9923]

When you said “interior” at 14:10 talking about how the airport was sometimes the real building and sometimes a set - that shot was at the food market at Granville island in Vancouver

[@tehkill3r]

New years eve 2000, my family visited another family and during the evening we rented 'Final Destination' for some entertainment while the adults were talking/drinking, that shower hanging has stuck with me for 23 years. Its the way his eyes blow up within...

[@rockflageagle3870]

A Super big thanks on all the hard work you do! I'm sure these longer videos are more demanding of you, so a really big thanks for all the awesome content you make! The short ones about travelling ninjas, and shows no one ever watched (but now wants to) are great, but these longer ones are just so good I need to get popcorn for them. Thanks again!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you so much!

[@TheRealNormanBates]

@@GoodBadFlicks heh heh.. travelling ninjas and bar window testers.

[@tbxvividos]

dang. seen this movie more times than i can count and you still managed to point out easter eggs i never noticed.

[@vojaivanic9734]

In Serbia, the entire franchise is called "The Last Excursion" because the main characters are going to Paris, and there weren't any information about potential sequels...

[@alyzu4755]

I loved the promo trailer for one of the last films (I forget which one): A montage of the deaths with Kenny Rogers singing "Through the Years". 😂😂😂

[@Getwright-]

I definitely thought Tony Todd was supposed to be death in human form. That dude can make telling you you dropped something out your pocket, terrifying and ominous

[@GreyFoxPancake]

Right?! But in all seriousness, I absolutely love him in everything I've seen him in. Even when a movie might suck, he is phenomenal. And his interviews make me feel like he might be a genuinely nice guy to be around. Too bad that any time he would speak, I would piss my pants. lol

[@davidjames579]

All the people in my theater laughed at it, and the people I was with all agreed that that was because he was Death stopping for a chat.

[@happywithdrawal]

this was such a good video! i'd heard about final destination's origins, but had no idea about the full history behind it. and i have to agree, i think this is one of the few times where i've seen only positive results as a result of executive meddling. this was so good; thanks!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for watching!

[@Dagasm]

The original Final Destination is one of those teen horror movies I can watch again and again and never tire of it. The Faculty is another that comes to mind.

[@dennett316]

Loved Final Destination. The bus scene was one of the loudest audience reactions I've ever heard in a cinema. In the UK we're a pretty reserved bunch in the cinema, not as vocal as the US at all. That scene though, the audience I was with absolutely lost it, screaming, shouting, the laughter afterwards...it was great. Enjoyed 2 and 3 too. Pity it went so formulaic really, I'd have liked to have seen a sequel that focused on the authorities becoming aware of these incidents and looking to study what was happening, and why. Trying to predict death's design to take control of it in some way etc. Lots of different directions they could've went.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

When they went 3D with 4 and every character was awful, it tarnished the franchise. They tried to fix it with 5, which felt more like 1-2

[@Riac007]

This is the most important video ever uploaded to YT

[@TheCommentSectionComedian]

The shower death from the first Final Destination, and the massive accident from the sequel, will haunt me until the end of time.

[@AnAverageGoblin]

I have a soft spot for Final Destination. specifically the first one since as a kid I used the beginning to justify my fear of heights and flying, but as I grew older its changed into a general belief that we weren't meant to be high up in the air.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I'm not afraid of heights, I just don't like them.

[@sinistercinemareviews5420]

Clicked on this so fast I almost dropped my phone… which could have lead to a butterfly effect that resulted in my very elaborate demise!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Oh no lol!

[@Rager_216]

Let's go, I just did a rewatch of the whole series 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@tonydiebold4899]

I’m glad the studio changed the name. I always felt the double entendre “final destination” worked great. Flight 180 sounds like an X Files episode… which it was 😂

[@powerbomb4833]

It's wired that I've only watched 2 and 3 and recently decided to watch the first one and a few weeks later you posted this lol It's probably the most complete video on Final Destination I've watched so far. Thanks!

[@danarnold8989]

Just to say also I work with a guy who studies film and I recently recommend the channel as you know your stuff and put in the work and he came back after a week and said this guy knows more then some of the teachers on my course so take that as a keep it up and your one of the best on here doing this content thanks as always

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you so much!

[@jaymaxwell8645]

6:42 I remember that show. And how they changed the lead after the piolet.

[@slipknotboy555]

9:52 Haha, hell of a coincidence! Great job as usual

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@Melody_Raventress]

Wow, I never realized Morgan and Wong were associated with this film. Thanks, these longer videos are great!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@NormalJuaritosGirl]

These are my "going to sleep" videos. Your voice is amazing, and even if i haven't seen the movies you make the video interesting. Love them. 👌

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! I've had a few people tell me this lol

[@georgelea4297]

The first 3 Final Destination films are the best and thanks Cecil for a brilliant in depth exploration

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You are welcome!

[@JOSH-lw2jv]

*"TITANIC",* the 1996 CBS 2-part TV Miniseries deserves an Exploring episode, especially since the original script by *"Rush Hour"* creator Ross LaManna (written as a four hour long Miniseries) was completely different than the revised - and condensed - script by Joyce Eliason.

[@acheron1872]

The concept of the OG ending sounds so much better, now a days every horror movie ends the exact same way with everyone dying. The idea of it ending hopefully and being about just living/enjoying your life makes it better.

[@Ineedgames]

You can say Final Destination is to blame for that.

[@wtfaiwpodcast]

At 4:10 , did you put the wrong image in there by mistake? That's a TV movie that came out four days before Scream.

[@JoshuaDaniels-s5z]

Nice Video! The Ones I Enjoy to Like the Most in the Final Destination Series. Are 1,2, and 5.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@eduardoflores1503]

Bro no way! I just saw Final Destination for the first time last week, now this.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

30:29 that's still amazing that the plane is a model. Even seeing it multiple times, I would swear it's just a regular plane right outside the window. 35:36 of _COURSE_ the grand total would have to be $666,766. 100 off from being a perfect score!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Yeah that blew me away too.

[@hemichanga8939]

Exploring again! Woohoo thanks for doing all the work for our entertainment. Truly a great channel

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for watching!

[@matsis01]

Great video! 'Exploring' is among my favourite series on all of youtube. Whenever I watch a horror movie with friends we always watch your corresponding exploring video afterwards

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you so much!

[@JoeDredd2012]

Another fantastic installment of "Exploring" Cecil you really crossed the "T's" and dotted the"I's" with this one👍👍

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you so much! I did my best :)

[@SlickOnTop]

The concept of this movie still freaks me out to this day as a grown ass man. It doesn't help that places like leveleak used to document such deaths online in all it's gruesome glory.

[@pyroromancer]

the teacher's death scene in her kitchen terrified me of going into the kitchen for years

[@TheJakofClubs]

You're videos are great Cecil. I think I watched your whole catalogue a few years ago. I'd listen to your videos while I painted. Don't have time for that any more but still enjoy seeing a new video of yours pop up :)

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Wow, thank you!

[@gerbelz7992]

Awesome video Cecil. Remembering watching FD 1 and 2 with my cousin on vhs back in the day. Good times...

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@chrismattos8820]

Fantastic Video! Thank you for including some of the Script and Outline pages. As an aspiring writer it's very cool to see those.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. :)

[@honkblarg339]

Ah, this one's a classic. Love these longer videos.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@scotia7326]

The fact that the franchise up to now has made $666 million dollars is … just perfect 😂

[@thEannoyingE]

I had no idea this started out as an X-Files script, but it explains the kind of tv feel of the first film.

[@cherb3ar]

obsessed with this channel since i was in middle school !! & now ur doing one of my fav scary movies :)

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for sticking around through the years!

[@korbell1089]

"You can kill off any of the kids and teachers you want, but if you touch the dog, there WILL BE more deaths!!"🤣🤣

[@mattchew6426]

Thank you, Cecil!!! Always great to see you post new videos...

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You are welcome!

[@mattchew6426]

@@GoodBadFlicks I'm already looking forward to whatever you plan to release next. Keep up the excellent work!!!

[@athenscityriders8470]

Damn, an exploring video! I hope you keep it up, i missed them so so so much!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! I have lots I'm working on but they are taking a long time

[@randygiles845]

I'm quite fond of the Final Destination movies. They use a lot of practical gore special effects, which is always appreciated.

[@garyhall7867]

Man, i graduated the year this came out. Seeing this makes me look back and see how much my life has changed since then, ironically enough. Aging is fucked up.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Indeed it is.

[@Skyjumperkid]

I really wanted this to be in X-Files episodes because it would be so good as an episode

[@mohamed-alsharkawy]

. Good to have you back, Bro. ❤ We belong to the last generation that knows how the world was like B4 the Internet... I'm getting old.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Yes we are lol

[@FunkStyles]

The new ending did match the rest of the movie tonally more than the hopeful one, as well as keep the tone consistent without the slow parts involving the pregnancy. I agree with the test audience, a baby added to the mix of characters dying to an unfeeling force would have made things extremely uncomfortable.

[@thebadgamer1967]

One of my all time favourite horror movies I also liked how #5 brought it back full circle

[@Baumdragoon]

When I was watching I had a very mandala effect moment where I was like that's not the ending I saw......

[@tleeg74]

Great video, The final destination franchise has always been a fun series

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@HighFiveLowFive]

Saw this at the movies just after my mom took her plane, it was too chilling 😮

[@annettehutchison8398]

The “Exploring” so nice, I watched it twice…. And then a couple more times.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! I fully support this :)

[@jamesfitzgerald5149]

Thanks for making great content! I know look forward to Monday and notification from KZbin.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for watching!

[@AlexApproBAT]

Super happy to see this amazing video. Very insightful and inspirational!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@wheeeeeha]

"UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES DO YOU KILL THAT DOG." LMAO.

[@hideokojimajr]

Really great video. I love the Final Destination movies. 1 and 5 being my favorites.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@SeattleWaffle]

Love that "exploring" is back

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You can see why this one took so long. It'll never "go away" its just that sometimes, the eps take longer to make than others.

[@Taz_-ox6ft]

Watched you for years mate, it boggles my mind that you don't have more subs.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you, that means a lot. It perplexes me sometimes too. Oh well, this train keeps rollin.

[@ChibiFighter]

Always a good week when there's a new GoodBadFlicks video

[@brianmorrissey4646]

Loved the inclusion of the still from Sleepaway Camp 3: Teenage Wasteland!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Yes! Its such a corny movie. I love part 1 but 2-3 are just silly.

[@Exmachinagamma]

I waited for the end cause I figured you'd add Tony Todd's "I'll see you soon" line😄

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Saved the best for last

[@diogogomes3238]

Cecil doing public service in the best way possible =D epic video man. What an honor

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I'm doing my best :)

[@diogogomes3238]

@@GoodBadFlicks its been an honor following your channel for the last maybe 7 years or so.

[@harr77]

Saw this in a run down discount theater. Helped with the mood and atmosphere.

[@Sketch105]

Great deep dive. This is a tangent, but thank you for referencing Soul Survivors in this video. I paid a ticket to see that film and considered it one of the worst movies I had ever seen. It rarely gets mentioned in film circles ever. It was released a few days before 9/11, so it was swiftly forgotten about. I love that it has all the trademarks of Artisan’s terrible horror output after Blair Witch- a nu metal score, bizarre editing choices, a confusing and watered down plot, cameos from other hip actors catering to the teen demo, and awkward inserts of gratuitious scenes (two roommates take a shower CLOTHED in the theatrical version I saw, which was billed as the Killer Cut version on release?), and they shamelessly put Eliza Dusku front and center on the poster even though she’s in a much smaller supporting role.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! Yeah, the fully clothed shower sequence was baffeling. I still have no idea what they were going for. I imagine it was in the script but the rating got changed to PG-13?

[@Sketch105]

@GoodBadFlicks Absolutely baffling. My personal theory is that they added it into the script at the last minute, and actresses smartly refused nudity for it, and they shot it anyway. On top of that the characters are roommates/friends so it makes no sense either way.

[@dgambo1985]

I've been addicted to this channel for years and was super pleased when our host appeared on in search of darkness 1. Have since purchased the other 2. Just wanted to say thank you for all the efforts. I used to download the audio versions of certain episodes which I still listen to today. My favourite episodes are... Halloween 3, ghostbusters 2 and Blair witch 2. Still on the hunt for the original cut of that as i like that film and would appreciate seeing the original version.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! Glad to still be entertaining after all this time :)

[@GlennDavey]

36:48 nothing makes the ending feel like a cheap re-shoot like this extra dead-ass looking down the barrel of the camera

[@jeremysmetana8583]

And then... for the next twenty+ years... every other horror movie had to have somebody suddenly get hit by a bus.

[@RipleyVs...]

A pleasure to watch, as always my friend.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks so much :)

[@noremorseproductions]

Another great video! I love the Exploring series! You are the best!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you!

[@Stamatos]

I really like these movies and loved the first one. Thanks for this!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for watching!

[@AncestorEmpire1]

Imagine how creepy the movie would have been,if the original flight title was 800