Exploring The Boogens - The Horror Film that Almost Wasn't

Good Bad Flicks revisits The Boogens. Directed by James L. Conway.
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[@davidgusquiloor2665]

The fact that they are still married is actually quite sweet.

[@richmcgee434]

I can't decide if the story about their first date's timing and the proposal is adorable or kind of creepy. Have to admit her choice to go through with that nude scene seems to have worked out well in the long run.

[@StratumPress]

@@richmcgee434 "Creepy" is such a ridiculously overused word.

[@edvaira6891]

A FORTY year long marriage is kind of cool, especially from such a quick weird relationship...

[@Xalashaska]

Shade DrawsDotCom saying something is overused is the most overused statement ironically

[@unconditionalprong]

​@@richmcgee434 Conway mentioned that there wasn't any jealousy and that it was about being professional and making a good movie. Balding seems to share a similar sentiment.

[@leyenda6149]

I have nothing original to say, just echoing how much i appreciate the community on this channel and the work Cecil does for love of the genre

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

This channel's charisma comes from hard work. It is a shame we don't have more examples of channels like this one.

[@footofjuniper8212]

I didn't know his name was Cecil. Well, Cecil, I'm addicted to your channel.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

@@footofjuniper8212 I'm seeing this about 2 years late but I hope you are still enjoying the channel!

[@Butt_Slayer]

Boogens 2: Electric Boogenloo is probably my most favourite sequel.

[@2128jrandall]

😄 well played

[@extcbyemily]

This made me snort I laughed so hard!

[@franketwas6917]

You might like the 3rd in the series, Boogen Nights... it has a little more nudity in it....

[@M60gunner1971]

That's not funny man!

[@SofaPop.]

Man, usually these all have kind of sad endings with the movies underperforming and the actors not doing anything big but, HOLY SHIT!!! Everyone comes out on top!!!

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

True testimony towards professionalism, goodwill and hard work.

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

@llOOII llOOII I think he means the crew of the movie, not the characters...

[@Agent-Kestrel]

No idea why, but it makes me really happy whenever you mention the cast got along really well on set.

[@kimbooley90]

I think what's interesting about this movie is that the ones who survive are also the same couple who had sex. How often does that happen in a horror movie?

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

kkkk, like Cabin in the Woods said, the virgin is the only one to survive...

[@raymondleggs5508]

I love how something like this is Connected to, Twister, Chips, Charmed supernatural AND Batman.

[@jonbourgoin182]

I still think having one single practical effect monster is better than a thousand CGI monsters

[@luiscarvalho91]

As long as the CGI monsters are well made, like in "Underwater", I don't mind.

[@beejay271]

I'm familiar with The Boogens they were a nice family that lived up the street from me back in 86. 😁

[@dubuyajay9964]

That was their actual name?

[@TheRealNormanBates]

4:20 “but they cast local Utah actors for many of the _miner_ roles” I see what you did there 😉

[@vickielawson3114]

I’m not sure that was on purpose. He said “minor” and I think that’s all he meant.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

@@vickielawson3114 don't ruin the joke! Besides, you were _supposed_ to say: "Minor, not miner!" "Oh, they're cute _now,_ but in a few minutes they're going to get ugly."

[@SofaPop.]

I’m loving the exploring intro! Reminds me of stories untold

[@javaviolet]

I agree!

[@chainlink2459]

A novel little monster movie with a relatively untroubled production and a happy ending for everyone involved. Not bad.

[@Jesse__H]

I was born in Park City Utah in 1984, and lived there for 30 years. I recognize a few of the oustide shots shown here! It's fun to see. I knew of a couple films shot in my hometown, but not this one. Thank you for a very interesting video! (Our depleted silver mines were always a source of interest. For a few years when I was in middle/highschool a company bought one of the biggest mines in town and turned it into a giant haunted house.)

[@sad-death]

Honestly, despite our state's problems I genuinely love Utah. And not only that BUT we have a perfect spot for filming, it always makes me happy to see our state get some love especially from aspiring film makers. I really hope we get an art renaissance going on here, SLC itself is pretty dull looking for the most part. And I would love to see more murals and decals Downtown!

[@landismithCOJ]

I just discovered that this is available on Amazon. Methinks I will view this. Long live practical effects!!!

[@kimbaptempura4073]

Yeah - there was time, late 70's to early to mid, and a little after 80's....when it was just a golden age of creativity, and practical work...of DYI.

[@Jesse__H]

That's why I begrudgingly pay for Amazom Prime. They may be an amoral monopolistic megacorp, but they have easily the best selection of old, small, and B-grade films out of all the streaming sites.

[@djshortefromphilly]

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[@CorbCorbin]

Jesse H. Tubi has a pretty good selection of B-movies, both sci-fi and horror, from the 70s and 80s. It’s free to make an account, and the ads aren’t too disruptive, especially to get a feel of whether it’s worth paying for it.

[@the-NightStar]

Wait a minute. HOLD ON. DId.... did Taft International Pictures literally STEAL their logo from the Hanna Barbera logo? THEY DID! THAT IS EXACTLY THE HANNA BARBERA LOGO BUT BROZNE COLORED!. It's not even just KIND of similar, it's EXACTLY THE SAME.

[@DracXBelmont]

Hanna Barbera is a Taft Broadcasting Company, and Taft International Pictures was purchased in 1980 - 1 year before The Boogens was released. I don't know when the logo Cecil pictured is from but it seems pretty likely that it was from around the time of the purchase!

[@WhiskeyBrewer]

I read this in Cecil's voice lol

[@SirSmoldham]

This is so funny because Taft, based in Ohio, purchased Hanna Barbera in 1966. They should have spent a little more money for an original logo.

[@thEannoyingE]

I knew it looked familiar!

[@damianlatimer5753]

right! i was thinking about that when i saw it

[@maxhill9254]

I really enjoy all of the background info about the movie. Great that the marriage you talked about lasted, made me kind of happy for them :-)

[@rexfellis]

Loving the new content, Cecil. It's great to see you back! I remember this movie freaking me out as a kid. Fun personal note: My Mom (RIP) was in Hangar 18 as an extra in the bar. She walked into frame, then sat down to light a cigarette. We lived in Big Spring, TX at the time.

[@jaymiiwilde3772]

Aww hell yeah I'm excited for this one! Also gotta say you are truly the best film based channel on KZbin dude always will be!

[@TheUncagedKestrel]

16:07 Ooh, the demon creature from “Faith”! That thing creeped me OUT.

[@Wastingsometimehere]

Trying to watch something on a scrambled channel. Gen Z or later will never know this feeling.

[@jamiebraswell5520]

I remember watching things on scrambled channels, lol!

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

I know what it's like trying to see something on a depleted VHS

[@KageRyuu6]

What the mind creates for itself is more terrifying than anything created by another.

[@unconditionalprong]

The commentary that Balding and Conway did is hilarious and their banter is cute! Get the DVD or Blu-ray if you can find it.

[@JohnDoe-vn1we]

Thank you for this, I used to locate and watch every heating grate in whatever house I was in for Boogens after watching this as a kid.

[@CartoonTriper]

"Not because is silly looking, doesn't mean it can kill" well, that's true

[@2128jrandall]

I'm glad to see these going again and happy you're doing them. I appreciate the in depth look on so many films I watched as a child in the 80's. There is one film I would love to see your work on and that's Legend starring Tom Cruise and Tim Curry. Tim Curry's portrayal of the Darkness was so great and stuck with me as most of his roles did. I'd kill for an in-depth look at the overall film from your stance!

[@alanford3359]

I like the fact Cecil watched the entire film scrambled, real childhood horror film desire and dedication right there. I've done similarly when a kid. I pretended I was watching a transmission brought to me from the world of Videodrome 😄

[@vickielawson3114]

I watched pornos like that on HBO or Showtime when I was a kid. You could see a fair bit of the action.

[@alanford3359]

@@vickielawson3114 haha, yes, I remember seeing some 70s type nudity in similar circumstances (a neighbour opposite our house had a Sky satellite dish, this was like 1990). And I was blown away by what I was seeing... Or NOT seeing, more's the point. I found out, ages later, that what I was seeing were scenes from the '78 French sex comedy La Cage Aux Folles! 😆 Not quite the tempestuous sex fest I'd imagined I was encountering as an impressionable pre teen haha.

[@dakritic]

I appreciate the fact that you mentioned watching the film scrambled. I use to do the same with certain movies and didn’t even recall doing so until you mentioned it. Your videos are absolutely awesome.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! :)

[@boudreaux550]

Growing up I used to watch The Movie Channel scrambled late at night. For years I thought Joe Bob Briggs had green skin.

[@Madbandit77]

LOL

[@HigHrvatski]

Balding and Conway are still married to this day. Edit I thought that you would forget.

[@OldHickory1971]

Awesome video! I really like this movie, and it genuinely scared me as a kid. I'd like a remake, with practical effects, showing the monsters depicted in the book. Again, great job.

[@2128jrandall]

I love horror movies and such but practical effects rarely get used and it's all CGI garbage, which is both sad and sucky. There were some serious talents that did practical effects back then! Horror should never have CGI anything. Just ruins it for me. I digress. I'd also like to see the remake. I'm usually not a fan of remakes BUT some actually turned out great to me like the Evil Dead remake.

[@Ray30]

The Boogens is one of my favorite movies. I was so glad that they released it on Blu Ray. Great job on the video.

[@chrisberatis2612]

Can you please do a video on My Best Friend is a Vampire from 1987 directed by Jimmy Huston?

[@Psilocybin77]

Cecil just wanted to let you know, a wonderful youtube channel "Mr. Sunday Movies" gave you a shout out in their most recent video. Their video is about six director's cuts of movies we'll never see. They discuss "The Thing" prequel and mention your discussion of the same movie. Always great to see your work being recognized by other channels!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! I just saw, really nice of them to give me a shout out :)

[@alexbristol4413]

Awesome video as always! When you upload I stop what I'm doing, grab a drink and just enjoy the ride. I've always enjoyed your narrations, actual knowledge and videos all around, and the quality just keeps rising! :D I love how wholesome this whole thing turned out, great to see! :)

[@treehouse318]

i never knew Mysterious Monsters was a movie too! i first read the book in elementary school, and i still have a copy- millions of years later!🤣

[@rickynandall9368]

I FREAKING LOVE the new intro! Great video as always! Cecil, when are you gonna do Manic Cop 3? Been waiting forever! Hah

[@Pengelly2001]

Another awesome video! I love horror movies and all the behind the scenes info about how they were made. I am so thankful that even after all this time we can still watch these hidden gems.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@Pengelly2001]

GoodBadFlicks I would love to see you do a video on The Kindred (1987).

[@mathewsykes109]

You should do an explored on the WILD movie "Hardcore Henry". I LOVE your channel, especially these explored series

[@mathewsykes109]

@Bobo Boy nah he did "drive angry" and some newer action movies. I feel that hardcore henry was just underappreciated and that's what he really seems to look at, strange diamonds in the ruffs with real artistic vision behind them and hardcore henry is DEFINITELY that

[@rsilkw2]

Excellent video as always! On another note through I’m not gonna lie every time I hear the theme music for Good Bad Flicks/ Exploring vídeos, I play the song from “ the Uninvited” video in my head.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@archnof0]

Ah anne Marie was such a cute long suffering character to her moron partner sledge hammer

[@scottyoshihara2458]

Well it’s good to know that you’re doing good Goodbad Flicks, can’t wait for the next review.

[@faithcastillo9597]

I watched this movie as a teenager when it appeared on Cinemax, I think. And I believe I still have that copy of Twilight Zone magazine where King's review, Digging The Boogans, appeared. Thanks for the background, and taking me back to simpler days.

[@jamiebraswell5520]

I remember the commercials for this on TV for its theatrical release. It scared the crap out of little kid me!! It advertised every day multiple times leading up to the release date. I never forgot it!

[@erichr1539]

Another movie I forgot all about. I’ll have to rewatch. Thanks for the dedication Cecil. You know you’re the best channel.

[@SirSmoldham]

OMG! Thank you again. I love this movie. And cast member Jeff Harlan, a talented comedian, was a friend of mine. I always appreciated that Stephen King praised this film as one of his favorites.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Jeff was really good in this. I didn't know he was a comedian but seeing how he was pretty naturally funny in this, it makes sense.

[@SirSmoldham]

@@GoodBadFlicks I was reunited with him when he was doing stand up at a coffee house in Santa Monica were I was working as an editor at a post house on the floor above it. I wish I still had video of his performance. BTW... you guys kick ass.

[@yavrielsechelle7431]

Love vids from your Exploring series!

Loving the return of the elaborated title sequences 😍

[@Lakefront_Khan]

The Boog is kind of cute.

[@Gabreya]

+Electronic Corgi It sure is.

[@PeachFlavoredKaiju]

I wouldn't mind to have a plush of it

[@robstar975]

It's probably been said before but I have been a fan of this channel since the beginning and find you to be one of the best content creators on KZbin... And to see you Finally do the boogens is awesome since this is one of the 1st movies as a kid, I watched on our satellite dish when we initially bought it before they scrambled everything... Love the movie and keep up the great content.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you so much! Also thanks for sticking around! :)

[@mattfritz1]

Great review! First time I've seen someone talk about the history of Sunn Films. I remember seeing their mystery documentaries on TBS all the time in the 80s and 90s, especially The Mysterious Monsters and The Bermuda Triangle. They were almost made like horror movies and scared the piss out of me when I was a kid. Good stuff!

[@martinsorenson1055]

The Boogens was one of the dopiest movies we had ever seen. I think we went back to watch it maybe five or six times, taking additional friends with us. You knew it wasn't going to be in the movie theaters long, so we saw it as much as we could. Twice on dollar night!

[@looneytoon76]

I know that Taft star swirl from old 1980's Hanna-Barbera and Ruby-Spears cartoons

[@jasonsikes83]

I know you've been going thru a lot this year. I want to give you some kind words. 'Better a neighbor that is near, than a brother far away' from Runaway in Future War. Wisdom from the mouths of Belgians.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you, I appreciate that :)

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

you're seriously one of my favorite channels

[@StuArch1]

Thanks Cecil for another great vid. I love films like Boogens when you're gripped by the storey and can excuse the wooden sets.

[@M60gunner1971]

Clearly, you have hatred for woodens.

[@0rcface]

Another great video. This crosses over with something else that I really like. A couple of podcasts called "Monster Talk" and "In Research of." "In Research of" made a special episode about Hangar 18 a while back. Anyhow, thanks for your usual good work.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@morelenmir]

Conway was one of the best Trek directors, especially his work on DS9--although the instalment with Riker in the asylum was pretty good too. His 'Duet' is considered a landmark across the entire franchise and tops many lists of favourite or 'most important' episodes.

[@NGMonocrom]

Hope everyone who enjoys this channel is staying safe.

[@dowjones5981]

Thanks Mom!

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

You too, man (or lady). Chill out, we're stronger than this.

[@superchief7786]

Just wanted to say thank you for doing an exploring of this movie, It is one of my favorite monster movies from the 80's. I don't know why I've always liked this movie, maybe because it was one of the first R rated horror movies I saw when my family got HBO when I was a young teen. Always had a soft spot in my heart for it. Keep up the great work.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for watching!

[@marcelmoreau2733]

😂😂😂 i literally saw that Chariots of the Gods' is available on youtube just 3 or 4 days ago. It has been recommended every single time I load youtube or refresh it during these 3 days. The week before the CotG rec, I was innundated with Hanger 18 recs.

[@stillhammered3060]

Hahaha. I just realized I saw this as a little kid with my brothers and my mom. I never knew what movie this was. Thanks for giving me a piece of my twisted childhood back. Gonna go watch it tonight.

[@stevengabbard930]

I had wondered what had happened to Rebecca Balding. She was on her way to being a scream queen with leading roles in Silent Scream and The Boogens, then kind of disappeared from the big screen. I always loved The Boogens. I try to watch it every winter. A good low key monster movie.

[@radioblueheart]

Watching fuzzy HBO is how I first saw "Freaked". And I loved it ever since. If you really want a mine monsters movie that is good, check out "The Strangeness". The monster in that is really freaky looking.

[@shainewhite2781]

Hey Cecil! What's up man? Hope you had a fun and safe 4th of July!

[@VoxParanoia]

Fun Fact: 'Chariots of the Gods' and it's author are the reason we have the masterpiece "Ancient Aliens".

[@Mintcar923]

I used to watch Erichs documentaries which inspired me to get the book Chariots of the Gods.. It’s fascinating theories he has that allegedly cannot be disproven

[@druidriley3163]

Then real science overtook Erich von Daniken's racist theories, he faded into obscurity, then the popularity of pseudoscience gave him a 2nd career.

[@JohnDoe-vn1we]

He should be thrown in jail for crimes against humanity.

[@brandonpage7087]

I always enjoy your in depth analysis of what went on behind the scenes, during the making of these films! It always gets me in the mood to try to write a horror screenplay of my own. Would you ever consider doing exploring episodes over The Legend of Boggy Creek & The Town That Dreaded Sundown? I would LOVE that, as the events of both those films, happened not far from where i live.

[@somebrowndude96]

Probably my favorite channel on KZbin.

[@lurkerrekrul]

I watched the Boogens many times on the pay cable channels back in the 80s. I didn't know anything about the making of the film, I just thought it was a fun little monster movie. I had a big crush on Rebecca Balding from when she was in Silent Scream a couple years before, so I loved that she was in this. My teenage self retroactively thanks her for honoring her contract. :)

[@Gabreya]

I got to check this film out. It looks like a great, cheesy monster film. The monster looks like a combination of goofy and creepy at the same time. I kind of wish that they would’ve made another creature to match the plurality of the title of the film, yet it wasn’t meant to be due to the small budget they had. Also, this is a personal thing if I was a director but I would have been a little bit more strict as director when it comes to actors doing nude scenes. If the story calls for it, I would make sure that I hire actors that are comfortable with nudity and don’t mind doing the nude scenes. I wouldn’t want to make the actors who don’t do nude scenes uncomfortable if they don’t want to do that. That’s awesome that the director and the main actress are still married to this day.

[@robertfliss2584]

Just want to say I can appreciate your attention to detail in your reviews.You do good work grasshopper!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! I appreciate that!

[@M60gunner1971]

​@GoodBadFlicks are you Cecil?

[@ronibopshop]

I remember seeing this in the theater when I was young. My dad worked part time as an usher. Employees got discount tickets, me and my cousins saw so many movies, The Boogens, The Incredible Two Headed Transplant, The Towering Inferno, Blacula, Blacula Returns, those were the days :)

[@wasteoftime5848]

This movie was successful? Why haven't I heard of it? _They didn't release it on video_ What!? I get they wanted to be a television production company but someone must have known they were throwing away money doing that.

[@Eisenwulf666]

While i agree it was moronic, it's also true that some companies don't want to diversify their products. Vhs market was kinda competitive back then, you needed great art for the cover, agreements to produce and distribute the actual tapes, ulterior advertising etc etc.. if a company didn't have the knowhow and everything set up to begin with,it may have seemed like a risky loss of time.

[@RavenHouseMystery]

Thanks for this episode, Cecil. You did an excellent job as usual. It's nice to finally learn how The Boogens disappeared from theaters and never got an immediate video release. I was too young to see it in theaters at the time and with a title like The Boogens, I was always curious to see it. I do remember seeing both The Mysterious Monsters and Hangar 18 in theaters though.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@josenieves6424]

I recall seeing it around 1982 in The Movie Channel and enjoying it. The Blu-Ray is in my collection and watch it often.

[@oreochips21]

As always love your work! Really enjoyed this one, especially to think that Stephen King enjoyed it so much. I know you get plenty of recommendations but it would be so cool if you did an exploring on Demon Wind

[@parrishharris3008]

Thanks for this great video review because I'm old and I've never heard of this particular horror movie.

[@wisewitch1]

This is one of my favorite all time 80s horror movies. Does not need a remake, period..

[@bleeneo101]

I loooooooved this movie as a kid and would watch it all the time on the movie channel but I couldn't think of the name ever until a few years ago. Years of searching and googling the worm things I finally found it, hadn't seen it in 36 years.

[@dfailsthemost]

Man, watching scrambled movies brings me back. That, and watching the free trailers on the pay per view channel.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

When I was a kid in the 80s, as a movie nerd I would audio tape movies to listen to later, even if I had them on VHS. I just loved movies lol and I still do.

[@Stamatos]

I was really young when I saw this and it scared the shit out of me. I've never known anything about it and even doubted I had ever seen it. Thanks for this video!

[@rodericperez4204]

I used to watch a lot of movies the scramble route. Honestly it gave me a love for radio plays and reviews of great dialogues. I hated those scramble boxes because they always reminded me of Richard Matheson’s Button Button and I was always worried I would turn the button on to the setting that ended someone…

[@vanderhoff66fu]

What's up Cecil watching your review again of this because I just picked up the 4K from Kino of the Boogens. Great video.

[@Phaota]

"...small underground lake." That's a pool. It's too tiny for the classification of being a lake. As for rushing into married, normally it's a recipe for disaster. The couple from the film were one of the lucky few that worked out fine. If you had the old HBO box with the turn dial on the front, there were plenty of ways to unscramble the channels.

[@CybershamanX]

I remember once that the Playboy Channel came through 90% unscrambled at my buddies house when we were in high school. :P Yeah, I remember you could sometimes get a scrambled channel to come in better if you flicked the channels back and forth. Those were the days. Trying to get those channels to come in was almost a pastime. Oh, I just remembered when my parents first got cable in the late 70s, my friend and I discovered HBO was free or something. We sat on the edge of the couch next to the TV and watched like 3 movies in a row without moving. There were no commercials and back then all they did was just broadcast movies one after the other with barely anything in between. We were kids used to commercials, so it was like we didn't know to get up and move. Too funny. :)

[@xscore9795]

Glad to this back. Good job on the video!

[@Estorium]

Sheesh how things have changed. Back then studios would ask for rewrites to push for an R rating. Now they want to rewrite and water down films for a PG-13 rating. Can studios return to the MO of the 80s please?

[@brandonpage7087]

Yes, please! That would be glorious!!

[@GrosvnerMcaffrey]

Funny to think Tobe Hooper wanted Texas chainsaw to be PG originally but then had to get the R

[@barlotardy]

Oh man! I'd forgotten about Sledgehammer till you mentioned it here. Any chance of you doing a series retrospective about it? I loved that show...

[@XantroyX]

Coincidentally, I've been running through it again these past few weeks... I identify strongly with Sledge and his methods. Season one is here on KZbin.

[@druidriley3163]

I must have caught this on TV at some point as a kid. I don't remember when or how, but wow, blast from the past.

[@Bondfan1995]

Since Cecil did the first two Maniac Cop films as Exploring Episodes, I would love to see the third film being spotlighted as the next episode, just to complete the circle.

[@GorillaLancaster]

Oh sweet zombie Jesus! I frickin' LOVE the Boogens! Great episode and nice to have you back, sir!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Good to be back :)

[@mogensl.g.schmidt1808]

Hope one day you will release you Old reviews because like you said there is a cartain charm to them

[@dm8595]

Not sure why but I had a feeling you'd get around to this one. Another great vid! As a kid I was confused for the longest time because Jessica looked JUST LIKE Wendy from Prom Night but obviously wasn't because Wendy's name was Eddie Benton. Derp. Took far too long to work out the name change but would still love to know why she settled on Anne-Marie Martin.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@allsportnj]

Yes!!! I have been waiting forever for this one!! :)

[@jonalen4217]

I always enjoy your videos, the inside look into the productions is really quite special.

[@UnknownFeng]

Scrambled channels!! Same here man. It would shift to clear in that weird blend of green, sepia, and blue. Confession:I “saw” “From Dusk till Dawn” and “Screamers” on scrambled.

[@MarcWeertsMusic]

Love your videos! Wish services like Netflix had all these cheap but highly entertaining B movies...

[@ahammer607]

Saw this in the theater. Always wondered why it never went to video and after 35 years started to question my own memory of whether the movie even existed.

[@billybobtexas]

The commercial for The Boogens scared the crap outta me as a kid because they pulled you in from under a car or whatever. I never saw it but I have now wanted to get it

[@jamiebraswell5520]

Me too. I was so scared to walk by parked cars or get near a heating grate in the floor!

[@billybobtexas]

Jamie Braswell omg I’m not alone. Lol yes EXACTLY

[@epsilon8607]

15:52 Remember when Cthulhu was scary because we could not understand it? Pepperidge farm remembers.