Exploring The Crazies (2010)

GoodBadFlicks takes a look at a remake that gets it right, The Crazies. Directed by Breck Eisner.
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[@blackdragon6]

oddly enough, I have heard people complain about how smart the main characters were. especially in regards to figuring out what was going on relatively fast. I personally found that hella refreshing.

[@hannahdavis5725]

For sure.

[@slipknotboy555]

blackdragon6 That's a strange complaint, but I guess that's how people are, heh. I agree with you, sounds like a good thing to me - a huge stereotype in horror is that the main characters are fucking stupid; going the opposite way should be praised

[@blackdragon6]

slipknotboy555 ikr

[@geoffmacneill4850]

Thats why i liked this film A LOT. The characters try their best NOT to die. They act smart and approach the situation with caution.

[@DLYskes1976]

i think the writer's did that, because your seeing it thru the eye's of the town sheriff and doctor wife and his deputy... so it wasnt like the typical zombie / horror movie when it's teens or people in their early 20's... and they are dumber than a box of rocks.. or God forbid, teen's trying to tell their parents about something going on in a horror movie... and the parents tell their kids, they are over reacting or some stupid ass shit..

[@Phurzt]

This movie will always have a special place in my heart. I am not a very complicated man. I work contracting, but when I was younger I just worked for a small lawn keeping, landscaping, and snow removal company about 20 minutes away from that farm house in Iowa. I don't know exactly how it happened, but my boss got contracted to work on this movie, and my small 3 man crew was sent out to that abandoned house to make the property not look like shit and as if somebody actually lived there. Toughest outdoor work day of my life, and I once sat in a truck plowing snow for 40 hours straight. Anyway, we were kept in the dark about the movie, all we knew at the time was that it was for a movie. Nobody ever came out to the house while we were working except the property owner to pay us, and he wasn't allowed to tell us anything either. So I thought it was cool that I technically worked on a movie set for a day, got drunk that weekend, pretty sure I bragged about it too much to my friends (not dissimilar to what I'm doing now) and forgot about doing it after that. Needless to say I didn't even know The Crazies was that movie until I saw it. It was a zombie movie kind of, and being of huge fan of movies like it I saw it in theaters. I can't tell you the feeling I had when I was sitting in the theater and recognised the house onscreen as the one I worked on. Not a sense of pride or anything, it's was a weird sense of content knowing that the one movie I have or ever will work on is actually one I like and want to watch many times. My uncle who lives in Kansas was in a movie about Hellen Keller as an extra for about a second in a half, and that movie is shit. He's an asshole btw, so fuck him. Anyway, I'm just happy the movie is good ^^

[@sinkler245]

This is so cool. Hope you still relish in this feeling !

[@hannahdavis5725]

Not only was it a remake done right, it was horror done right. Good horror is when it resonates with the viewer long after the initial scare and not a bloody jumpscare. One notable instance in this film is the house burning scene.

[@ArlanKels]

The reason it didn't do so well is because it put more emphasis on proper horror, which meant the kids who are used to jumpscare palooza couldn't handle it. Ho ho ho

[@Johnlindsey289]

@John Kugelfischer Nah i say the original is one of my least fave romero movies and i think the remake i like better than the original as it's better acted, better directed, better pacing and likable characters and more intense situtations as the original could had benifited from a remake.

[@comixproviderftw_02]

I thought this movie was criminally underrated

[@armastat]

I think that is because the pace was kind of slow for a lot of people. I think it made the movie for me, since it expressed that rural is laid back, with out trying to show it with overacting.

[@Lucky_Chase]

I think your comment is criminally overrated.

[@TheHorrorMiserMontyG]

The Crazies is one of the better horror remakes I've seen. It's a great story, it stuck with the idea of the original and best of all, it kept it's R rating, something that most studios don't do today

[@Johnlindsey289]

Of course they can do good r-rated horror

[@TheAutistWhisperer]

Dare I say this, I may actually prefer the remake over the original.

[@jakealter5504]

warystatue33 same here

[@jaysony8587]

But of course.

[@Alanis95br]

Mah nigga

[@Johnlindsey289]

The original bored the hell out of me and is inferior to Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Creepshow, Martin and Dark Half and i like the remake better

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

Why not, there are a lot of remakes out there better than the original. People often times like to conveniently forget that, and demonize remakes with ignorant generalizations.

[@Fluoride_Jones]

This, and "The Hills Have Eyes," which released four years earlier in 2006, were both done right. If more remakes were like these two, I wouldn't be so opposed to them!

[@RusstleDeeJimmie]

The only one i'd add to this list is The Last House On The Left remake was alright too. Not on the level of those two, but I enjoyed it.

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

The 1990 Night Of The Living Dead remake was good too.

[@Fluoride_Jones]

@@DrGregoryHouseIT Yes, it was! I loved it as a kid (I was eleven when it was released). I watched it several times. In fact, I should probably order a copy from Amazon. :)

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

@@Fluoride_Jones I was 5 when it was released XD

[@Abrody1477]

I think alot of people just thought it was another Zombie movie.

[@Phurzt]

Raziel77 to be fair it is another zombie movie. The real sad part is that zombie movies have been simultainiously top tier horror, and THE stereotype of bad horror.

[@qweqqweq2090]

I had a mechanic friend who watched it and still thought it was a zombie movie. I had to set him straight, they were clearly meth heads.

[@cabbyb111]

great remake and hugely underrated, kind of gets lumped in as a zombie film

[@ajpod770]

Callum alexander - Yeah, that kinda annoys me, but then again, it's going to be since it is associated with George Romero's Living Dead series.

[@cabbyb111]

Ajpod 7 yeah man that's true but to me it's creepier that it's not mindless slow moving corpses. makes it a different kind of film.

[@ajpod770]

Callum alexander - I'm with you there, it's why I often make a point of explaining that this is not another zombie film, and that Trixie is actually a mix of multiple existing diseases (i.e. rabies, tetanus, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, and Ebola hemorrhagic fever) whenever it comes up in conversation.

[@sickboy9496]

Well, the upside to that is whenever anybody says that Danny Boyle reinvented "zombies" for 28 Days Later by creating "The Infected" you can just say that Romero did that first as well.

[@FiercelyGold]

Callum alexander The thing is Romero zombies are second generation zombies after the voodoo zombies. Really, Romero didnt consider them zombies at first anyways. He called them "ghouls". Since zombies are not a real thing, they can be different as they are in different stories. Some can run. Some can talk. Some have a heartbeat. What matters is they are no longer themselves. They usually can't be reasoned with and are dangerous. They are a threat to humanity because they are so different. And in theory, a world with only zombies can't exsist, so they are a threat to their own existence, but they don't know this like smartypants eltist vampires might. All zombies are fascinating because of their differences and similarities. They are bringers of death. They are disgusting. They (usually) have no morals. But they are still at the top of the food chain. Truly scary.

[@CoinOpTV]

Just rewatched this again and it holds up well plus a bit timely. Also the director made a good transition to TV directing The Expanse episodes.

[@Malum09]

His career is very sparse in terms of Films, I wonder if it’s because most of them aren’t box office hits

[@el_torrez75191]

never watched the original but i really liked the remake. Another remake that got it right in my opinion was 2004 Dawn Of The Dead

[@thecinematicmind]

A horror remake that was actually good.

[@willeeuhm]

Becca's death in the remake will always be one of the most traumatizing kills for me

[@wildside316]

I love one reviewer's comment on Timothy's character. Best I can remember, he said something to the affect of "either the story was rushed, or his character was the sharpest character in horror movie history". "Russ? I we're in trouble".☺

[@tonyorsomething411]

hey before this gets buried man I just want to say I love your content. Its really inspired me to look deeper into every movie I watch. Keep up the good work!

[@minorthreat2254]

I miss your old intro. The horribly choreographed fight scene where the soldier waits for the girl to palm strike him always made me laugh.

[@jonnymarcia4403]

Don't forget where the man spanks the other man on the ass

[@conalcochranh3274]

@@jonnymarcia4403 Class of 1999.

[@user-jn1wm3tb8v]

Beautiful

[@Dr-Zoid-Berserk]

I’m surprised there aren’t more pandemic 2020 comments on this video.

[@parisgreen4600]

So many great scenes. Like when the guy who's sick visits the doctor. He answers her questions, but insists "I'm fine, just a little tired." A moment later, he says it again. It's a symptom of his mental decline but the doctor is distracted and doesn't catch it. Also the scene with the combine (harvesting machine) in the barn.

[@stlouisrocker100]

This film is another prime example that a remake can be good if enough work and care goes into them. I especially love the scene where they momentarily capture a soldier and we learn that the soldiers are just as scared as the people trying to survive.

[@Nekucloud]

I love Timothy Olyphant, and the remake was AWESOME!!!😍😆

[@TheGimpPimp1]

SPOILER ALERT:...I Personally got numb as fuck when Danielle Panabaker's character was killed...l really didn't care what happened after that...

[@nosidezero]

The fact that you typed "SPOILER ALERT" instantly earns my respect.

[@TheGimpPimp1]

Thank You...':-)

[@grubbygrubb7059]

Timothy Olyphant is one of my favorite actors and has had an excellent career, yet people still don't know his name. ever since the move Go and then solidified with Deadwood, he's done nothing but great work (except Hitman).

[@christopherdaniel5919]

Oh man. I love Oliphant too. Except I loved his Hitman movie. Still watch it once a year.

[@grubbygrubb7059]

@@christopherdaniel5919 I mean, it was ok. Just not much for him to do in it, acting wise.

[@jackdeviant2025]

My favorite character was the deputy. If they ever decide to follow up on this they could a parallel sequel, taking place at the same time but with the military perspective.

[@parisgreen4600]

Great idea, like Clint Eastwood did with "Flags of our Fathers" and then the Japanese side of the same story.

[@SunGawdRa]

~I find it kinda funny, I find it kinda sad.. The dreams in which I'm dying are the best I've ever had~ Man, the Mad World song fit that trailer perfectly.

[@emmettilley]

Watching this in 2020... just hits differently.

[@kerianhalcyon2769]

Even if it got lumped into being a zombie film, the Crazies is still one of my favorite movies. As "zombie movies" go, it's my favorite - instead of a film where people get turned into zombies overnight (Day of the Dead in 2008) we get a film that shows a town's population gradually change from being a simple small town to a town infested by nightmare and dread. People are seen changing slowly as the infection spreads through their bodies, starting at first by simple isolated cases of apparent insanity and dementia before being gradually changed to the ugly, monstrous, corroded-looking "crazies" we see by the second half of the film. That, IMO, is how a zombie movie SHOULD be made.

[@nateemond197]

Another great pick. I loved this and watched it twice back when I had Cinemax. Timothy Olyphant was great in this like he always is.

[@silverclawedwolf]

You know, I think I kind of would have liked to see things from the government/soldier's perspective. I've kind of grown tired of the trope of the Government automatically being Galactic Empire levels of evil. I would have liked to see how they were in a really bad situation and felt horrible about what they were doing, but were doing what was necessary to stop an outbreak that could kill millions.

[@projectcyclops]

If you haven't seen it, perhaps check out Steven Soderbergh's Contagion. It follows medical experts and government officials as they struggle to contain and cure the worldwide epidemic of a lethal virus. Although it's not a horror film, there is a lot of tension, and many of the characters do wrestle with their conscience's as they face impossibly difficult decisions. Excellent cast and great soundtrack too.

[@MrEd8846]

thats part of why i liked the Original so much. it wasnt so much of a "cleansing" as much as it was a "we need to find a cure".

[@TheVarietyVendor]

All hail the crazy sweeping lady!

[@njmfff]

One of the best 70s exploitation scenes ever. Couldn't stop laughing after seeing it, but it's also brilliant scene - it shows that not everyone turned into killer mutants (like in remake), it showed that everyone went crazy in a different way. She sweeps, father tries to have sex with daughter because he thinks she's his dead wife, etc.

[@crunchyfresco]

\w/

[@TheJuggaloSnyder]

I remember the only reason why I was hesitant to see the Remake was because they told you the whole Flippin story in the trailer. I specifically remember seeing the very end of the movie in one shot of the trailer and becoming irate that the marketing company would give away such a major spoiler before the movie was even released.

[@blackdragon6]

I still think it deserved a follow up.

[@Fleshcut]

In my opinion the 2010 version underperformed because people had two movies in mind that worked better: Dawn of the Dead (the Zack Synder remake) as a more classical zombie movie approach and 28 Days Later with the "people gone maaaaad"-theme. The Crazies seemed to stay inbetween the chairs and it wasn't original enough to get its own chair =) Just my 2 cents though.

[@RyanKaufman]

I quite enjoyed this movie. I saw it in theaters, one of the few theater experiences I remember from 2010. There was a couple two seats over from me and my buddy, a very large girl and a smallish girl. The large girl by the end of the movie looked to have swallowed her girlfriend as she was holding so tightly onto her, wrapping herself around her partner. She was terrified, it was pretty funny to glance over and see. You go onto RT and 56% audience, which means they didn't like the film as anything below 70 is shocking for an audience score. That's really bizarre to me but if I remember right, a lot of people thought it was a bit too by the numbers. Small town, good guy cop, loose cannon buddy, spooked but mildly competent wife, generally upbeat ending. I've watched it about three times now, and I can see why people would have issue there. If you told me to pick CARRIERS or this, I would pick Carriers any day of the week (however Carriers did even worse on RT, lmao). Better film all around. But if the option for both exists - and it does - there's no reason for this film to not also exist. It's like a zombie movie but ever so slightly more interesting, and that isn't enough for a lot of people. Those same people complain that movies are all gigantic budget messes but what can you do.

[@MutualDeath]

loved this movie, wish there was a sequel

[@floydlooney6837]

It is amazing how lucky some people can be finding locations

[@scorpion11277]

Actually one of the few good remakes & this movie is genuinely scary, almost more than the original.

[@ThaBotmon]

You should make Exploring "8mm" a very good thriller from 1999 that was overlooked and underrated at the time and also feature one of the best performance of Nicolas Cage IMO. Also I think that the genre of the movie fits perfectly with most of movies you talk about in your Exploring Series.

[@OberynTheRedViper]

No. That remake sucked. The original was good. And Tesis (Thesis) was better as well.

[@reesebear2]

RiP George Romero

[@ClarenceDass]

I've never seen the original. Will need to fix that. I did enjoy the remake though

[@lamargordon6017]

I actually really enjoyed the heck out of the Crazies and always love Olyphant. I have the DVD and I think I'll watch it today

[@SkywarpV]

My buddy and I went and saw this in the cinema and was really impressed with it. He mentioned to me how this was really how the Resident Evil movie should have been..and honestly...I feel he is right.

[@bbybear712]

I actually watched the movies back to back with my husband a few years ago. We liked how that it was a good remake. It wasn't just a complete redo, just with updated effects yet at the same time they didn't twist the movie into something that was crap and either PG-13 or just a pointless blood fest with an R- rating. I think i still prefer the original, but the remake is by no means a bad movie. It has some great acting in it and I liked it. If only more remakes would actually attempt to be good and not worry so much about making $500,000,000 in box office returns while being PG-13

[@Monetshimmons]

Loved this movie, never realised that it was a remake and thought it was the best horror movie of the year when it came out. Some scenes were truly terrifying

[@ProfSebastian]

I renember loving the remake back at the time! I'm a sucker for his survival horror setting. I'm sure that you are as hype as I am to see The Void coming this April!

[@taliaprice1909]

The remake was pretty good. I enjoyed it.

[@The_Real_Tunder]

I need a review on "Cube" please grant my wish :D

[@Demigod_3scrub]

It's about the closest medium to a Resident Evil 4 movie we will ever see.. Just like How the film" Hunted" was Basically Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater. At least when it came to the characters of The Boss and Snake... Mentor vs Student..

[@ericthomas5963]

Corona: Them's rookie numbers! You gotta bump them up!

[@187mrsmith]

I like this way better than the original not all originals are better sometimes more modern updated 1s That take on the original story and actually add to it in a better way

[@BartenderX]

I really do enjoy these Exploring series, please keep up the great work! The Crazies is an awesome movie!

[@SirChubblesSteen]

This is a good film, I enjoyed it when I saw it at home. Tense and viscersal, smart lead characters (for once) and good visual FX.

[@SergTheThird]

Exploring "Demoni"? Its way underrated and its basically Evil dead on steroids.

[@louistully8724]

good call dude, that movie still scares the fuck outta me

[@loriisgorey]

SergTheThird I love that movie, I enjoyed the sequel as well.

[@RobinK]

I love this movie, but I'm not a big fan of the ending.

[@swiggydswirl330]

The ending was pretty predictable tho

[@66cuda]

I'm glad some of us are fans of the original, the remake wasn't bad I can agree with you

[@ZZ-ss2rh]

I saw that Ebola hunter

[@GoodBadFlicks]

had to sneak that in there :)

[@ZZ-ss2rh]

NICE!

[@branchy7159]

was hoping to find this on Netflix last night, didn't think many people knew how good this movie was imagine my surprise when I woke up to this on my notification, thank you Cecil 👌

[@187mrsmith]

A perfect getaway is a underrated movie in itself and it's based on a true story!

[@revolverroman]

One of my favorites. I always wondered why people didnt enjoy this film

[@TevyaSmolka]

i agree this remake is really underrated

[@Zagdakka]

These aren't AH-64 Apaches but AH-1 Cobras ...just saying.

[@SkipTerrio]

Zagdakka I was scrolling through to see if someone had said something before I commented to correct him. 👍

[@predatorsilver]

Zagdakka & Jack - My thoughts exactly.

[@miketremamunno9745]

CRINGE godddddddd

[@colemarie9262]

@Alex I'm cool with knowing that one correctly.

[@Cristopher.C]

When I watched this movie I couldnt stop thinking about Racoon City, specially the ending it was so like that Resident Evil movie :/

[@scottflowe2875]

In NC The Crazies was only featured in Art House Theatres and wasn't heavily promoted . I saw it because I worked for a theatre and I got in for free . ( I saw 78 new movies in 2010 . The Crazies was one of my favorites and a surprise small hit with Art House fans ( in Charlotte NC , not sure how it performed outside the state

[@DarrenVanDam]

Criminally underrated flick!

[@TheTedwms83]

you should do in memory of the late Bill Paxton and also a mix of King Kong there's a movie called Mighty Joe Young

[@armastat]

The part of the movie I really struck me, was the ending night scene. It looked exactly like what we see on those rare Midwest nights with moon and cloud. its just like day in the sky - but darker - and very white and blue. Anyway - You would know what I am describing if u ever saw a night like that. The thing is if u tried to take a picture of it, they never turn out to have the same look you see with your own eyes. They managed to capture that awesomeness in film, which I am not sure anyone else has managed to do, short of south pacific movies.

[@darkartsdabbler2407]

I loved this movie. Also incredibly clever marketing

[@strvare]

Love these exploring videos!

[@M-J-B]

I really enjoyed the remake glad you did video on it. I was also surprised how lucky they got while filming.

[@Eszuran]

Love the remake! At first, I didn't think much of it, but it grew on me and now it's my and my wife's the go-to horror when we want to chill in front of tv. It's just GOOD.

[@hawkticus_history_corner]

Thats what this was called. I saw this on cable years ago and I missed the first 10 minutes. Never knew what it was called. Good movie

[@colemarie9262]

The solutions they used for their budget sound beneficial to the local community beyond just providing a few temp jobs. It would be good if some of those ideas became routine for filmmakers. Instead of wasting money building a house to burn down, they helped train a volunteer fire department and got rid of an eyesore. Same with the other fire and police department training they included, plus using abandoned locations instead of building entire sets that will just be torn down after, finding people who own military helicopters instead of wasting a ton on renting one or CGI, ect ect. I never thought making a movie could be legitimately helpful to public services training, it's actually an awesome idea. The movie industry should look at those methods as a model, not an anomaly. (I know other films have done some of this stuff too, just surprised that the filming of this included a lot of good ideas that could, and should, be used more often.)

[@gutspraygore]

Now that's some pretty efficient film making. Today, location scouting means finding your sweeping vistas in New Zealand, and the rest we can shoot in Pinewood or wherever the local government will kick back the most. The $500k scout budget goes to helicopter rides and booze.

[@romaneberle]

i love the original movie, it's just great - dark, serious, weird, ... perfect. the remake is really very mainstream / hollywood / default horror, in comparison, but it's still pretty good. :)

[@DVincentW]

Indeed I love both movies also, and great review.. Maybe you could do a video on the difference between infection / virus movies and zombie cinema. There is much confusion on the distinction. People calling 28 Days / Weeks Later zombie movies for example. Best to you!

[@lexxstrum]

What was great about the original was that they were crazy: not all of them went homicidal (like sweeping lady, or the hero's girlfriend at the end, or the (ick) scene in the farmhouse).

[@jaredsmith4919]

Each movie reviewed by you sir, is spot on with my thoughts. Kinda sad a vision that was meant for better ends up altered so much, it becomes a franken film. By directors, last minute revisions, and approvals.

[@delraycoles6145]

Fans of the comic Crossed should enjoy this.

[@pvtrichter8816]

now you got me curious about something else , this is a prime example of remake done right ! it pay a fond homage to the original and yes is still terrifying in it's own right !! enjoy bruv!!

[@OberynTheRedViper]

Nah, not enough Horse Cock.

[@gustavoalmanza2673]

Exploring The Raid?

[@Pewpewpew182]

HOW THE HELL ARENT YOU IN THE MILLION SUBSCRIBERS CLUB? This is a great one, I loved the 2010 movie.

[@whyisblue923taken]

I watched it because it was a Timothy Olyphant movie. It was very good. Even the pacing builds up the tension.

[@SpicyLatino]

I remember seeing this movie and being chocked and somewhat offended that they didn't like it because it didn't make sense to them. also they called it a zombie movie...

[@SgtNicholasAngle]

Could you do "exploring Evil dead (2013)"?

[@WhyDoINeedToPutThisGarbageHere]

You just made me remeber this movie! I watched it when I was too young and I didn't know it was a Romero remake. Also here in Italy apparently both the original and the remake were called "La città verrà distrutta all'alba" ("The city will be destroyed at dawn") instead of "The Crazies", probably because a literal translation is kinda difficult. Anyway, thank you for the work you do in exploring both old movies and their remakes (like the remake of "The Thing"), I learned a lot from your videos.

[@aidanloock7770]

Could you explore The Rocky Horror Picture Show? 1975

[@ZoSo1973]

As a HUGE Romero fan, I actually enjoyed the remake more.

[@RocketeerRaccoon]

I do remember watching this film but I'm not really sure what to make of the film, maybe I need to watch it again.

[@jackmills8089]

I really like this film and I fucking hate most remakes/reboots.

[@Johnlindsey289]

Batman Begins is a true remake, this is a remake. What do you think of horror remakes like Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Hills Have Eyes, Maniac, The Ring, Let Me In, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Toolbox Murders, The Blob etc

[@bretthicksomega]

Also your videos are so informative, I fucking love it. I dont show up on everything but when you post something that peaks my interest, Im always stoked.

[@gehtea.7013]

I didn't even know this was a remake but I loved this movie

[@aronharde2712]

Please make "Exploring The Ruins"! Great vid btw

[@creekandseminole]

Movie got popular now because of the beer virus

[@yadiragold3307]

I really like this movie and thought it was realistic in the sense of small town how it would happen

[@bretthicksomega]

Its a shame Romero doesnt make films anymore....(to my knowledge)

[@thatkidfrankieC]

thanks for reminding me about this one, one of those random movies i took my gf at the time to get scared in the movie theater and i ended up loving it.

[@SailfishSoundSystem]

I enjoyed the remake much more than the original. The first one wasn't scary.

[@jgoodman85]

They should have mentioned in the remake they got one of the local news crews from cedar rapids to do a mock news cast of what happened

[@bsabruzzo]

Kinda waiting for the Horror/Thriller film based on COVID.

[@Left4Deadrising1]

I loved this movie when it came out. I remember talking with my friends about it afterwards talking about how something like this could totally happen. Always hoped for a sequel too with the way it ended.

[@raisingaphan4924]

I really liked Joe Anderson in the movie.

[@pjhood3770]

great video, can u do one on tango and cash or con air next both good flicks. keep up the good work