Exploring The Houses October Built

[@WordUnheard]

No one does in depth, behind the scenes of movies as good as you. I had no idea that this was mostly re-shot, due to the audio and video being sub par. The Houses October Built is a very underrated horror film and I've been singing its praises ever since I saw it. I see that there were no ads playing before this video, so I'll be back tomorrow to watch this again. Thanks again for the quality videos, Cecil. Your Exploring series is easily my favorite thing to watch on KZbin.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! When I started looking into this I was amazed by how much history it had for a relatively new film.

[@hackermangage1703]

Hi all I wanna say is I love your Alex Grey Pfp

[@tylerskiss]

It blows my mind to hear these stories of people who are on one amazing career path in life and then they just go and switch to something else equally amazing (and worlds apart) with such ease. I know a guy who was a professional session guitarist who played with some amazing artists and one day he decides he doesn't want his passion (guitar) to be "work" so he stopped doing it for money and just decided to become a dentist! The man was in his 50s and only had a bachelor's, so he had to do everything- and succeeded!!

[@Maxx________]

Cyril that’s amazing

[@QuastyGP]

Jazz Man you are false here boy

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Yeah, its great to hear when something like this comes together and actually works.

[@darkangel076]

It is called "privilege." It blows our minds because most of us would never have the opportunity, much less the financial stability, to even consider it.

[@Rsmr27]

Fairly new subscriber here, don’t usually comment on videos- but I have been binge watching ALL of your videos for two weeks now... I’m 9 months pregnant and spend a lot of time watching videos these days and I’m obsessed with all your content. Just had to express my gratitude for your channel and let you know you’ve earned a big fan!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Hi, thanks! Glad you are enjoying the videos. Congratulations in advance on the baby! :)

[@cassiuseagen4207]

YES!!! GOODBADFLICKS POSTED!!! i know you might not see this, but i just want to say i've been a long time subscriber and found your channel when i was going through a real rough patch in my life, but yourself and your videos really helped me get through it all, as cheesy as that sounds. i've seen close to all the movies you've done but only once as a kid back when i would stay up past my bedtime and flick through the channels looking for a good late night movie to watch. you're easily my favorite youtuber on here and motivated me to get all the materials necessary to finally make the youtube channel i've always wanted to create. thank you, cecil. keep doing what you do!

[@adamwatson2914]

I know what you mean, I've got a ton of enjoyment and discovered some real gems watching his show too! :D

[@CybershamanX]

+cassius eagen Pretty much the same story here! I watched Cecile's entire backlog of vids when I was in the hospital for heart surgery where I almost died a couple of times. It really really helped. What's everyone's favorite GBF episodes? Some of my faves are the review of Uninvited which also has the first PsychoStick track ever used on the channel. Not the opening we see today; it's a song about the movie that is just freakin' hilarious. (kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYDPY56Vmah9kLs) I liked the intro so much that I put the clip up (along with links to the full vid) here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4iXcqZpatSBoas :P Couple of others... The deep behind the scenes dive of the movie Blair Witch 2 (kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnLOnnuJr7p8frM) and the review of Fear (kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKXPfIOpfcqIbZI). But, that's just a very few of the ones I like the most. I kinda miss his old intros sometimes. The one with Vanilla Ice nodding his head at the end is pretty funny. And the ones that had custom 3D animated intros were pretty neat, too. But, I think they probably took too much time to make. Anyway, take care, everybody! Cecile is awesome! Long live GBF! :D

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! Really glad my little show was able to help you during a rough time. Life has its ups and downs but its worth sticking it out. :) Good luck with the KZbin channel!

[@michaelkikle3018]

Hey, man, I really hope you start making content again (if you ever finally started, after this comment). It’d be nice to see reviews from someone else who wants to make good reviews. God bless you!

[@arwanrhys5186]

@Jazz Man Dystopic future really dark comedy by Terry Gilliam... both funny and disturbing at the same time. I'd reccomend it for viewing. Cheers

[@MeteorBros]

Your "Exploring" videos are my absolute favorite. You always do such a fantastic job with these. Great job!

[@quintessenceSL]

Adding- The series has added so many films to my watch list (even films I would have avoided, but the backstory is so compelling, I have to see how it all fits together). You should do affiliate links so you can drum up some cash to fund the channel. Some of the best word of mouth for under-appreciated films.

[@DeBanked]

quintessenceSL yes i agree @Cecil do amazon US and UK

[@lu.ciel8770]

quintessenceSL I'm right there with you! I've expanded the variety of movies I watch because of this channel too

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you!

[@popohead6531]

That’s make sense 🤔

[@DahliaCherry]

I'm a novice when it comes to watching horror films, but I always get excited everytime you cover a film I actually watched beforehand 🤗 Long time fan of your channel, please never stop!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@AnomalyINC]

I can absolutely say that I have never seen a real dead body in a haunted house, as I have never been to a haunted house to begin with. I tricked the system!

[@TimeBunny]

AnomalyINC same as I’m too much of a pussy 😂

[@kutter_ttl6786]

You guys are missing out on a lot. My advice, get a group and go together. Sharing the scare helps, unless they stick you out in front.

[@Jollygreengiant144]

I have to say man, your Exploring series makes me want to continue pursuing filmmaking more than any other channel on KZbin. There's something so incredibly motivating about hearing these success stories of creators being allowed to create what they envision that always puts a smile on my face, ideas in my head, and motivation in my heart. Thank you for continuing to make such an incredible series of videos.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Best of luck to you! Maybe I'll cover one of your films some day :)

[@31webseries]

Gavin AGREED!

[@fconstraints]

Once again you take a movie I would have kept passing up and turned it into a must see. I love this series.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@John_Notmylastname]

Nice mention of one of the best shows of all time: Autopsy (HBO). It is the best true crime documentary series hands down. The female narrator has a haunting voice that matches the creepy soundtrack. They pull no punches and show uncensored crime scene photos. Anyways, good video!

[@yavrielsechelle7431]

John Notmylastname That's what I'm saying. Once Dr. Michael Baden was on the case, it was over.

[@CybershamanX]

I loved that show. Creepy as heck. Yep, Michael Baden is one interesting character. Anybody have any good autopsy stories? My dad went to college with a guy who became a mortician who told me (as a kid, mind you) that they once had to work on this guy who was killed while changing a tire on his car. The other car hit him and kind of rolled his body against the two cars. So, they had to count how many times he was wound up and I guess a new guy just lost his cookies during the process. Fun fun fun, eh? (brrrrr!) Now I'm creeped out. heheheh Here today, wound up like a lump of taffy tomorrow! Carpe diem, everybody! ;) :P

[@CorbCorbin]

Yavriel Sechelle Baden definitely found justice for many victims.

[@XanderGrishchenko]

This is the kind of stuff I keep coming for to this channel! Your passion and focus on the quality of your videos are impressive. Cecil, your channel really deserves more subscribers. Thank you for another great job and I wish you luck.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! I'm continuing to move forward, always happy to be able to bring these stories to light.

[@andrewrobertson3894]

I watch a lot of different material from critics and reviewers and honestly, you're easily one of the best. Your uploads are always honest, concise, informative and amusing.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! :)

[@matthewwynne939]

Knowing all the behind the scenes stuff makes me appreciate the movie more. When I first saw it, the movie kind of fell flat because it seemed they were just letting existing haunts do all the production work for them. I've worked for several years at a large haunted house, so it was nice to see haunts from around the country. Personally, I'm not a fan of "extreme haunts", (like chronicled in 'Haunters: The Art Of The Scare'), they just feel icky.and made the ending kind of unenjoyable.

[@Peanut_taco_muffin]

I have to say, I LOVE this film- it’s just unique in a genre where unique is hard to come by. The fact that it’s essentially the work of amateur filmmakers makes it that much more impressive. I just came across this channel and I’m already a fan! 😄

[@TrevorNWhite]

I was on the fence about that sequel, but after hearing about this history and that a series was always intended, I can't wait to check it out!

[@tko4051]

I just want to watch the damn original, I feel stupid for seeing the remake yet there was no way of knowing it was a remake without spoiling the movie. This is really annoying because I feel the original from this exploring video is probably amazing while the remake is just mostly ok.

[@TrevorNWhite]

tko4051 ah, well, that too. At least the interview footage was the same, though there’s definitely something to be said for the extra style of shooting in SD

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@wasteoftime5848]

Not familiar with this film, glad to hear it was a success when so many other passion projects don't. Guess it's time to start getting into the spirit of Halloween.

[@epicphail2926]

waste of time It’s on Netflix

[@hereticsign]

@@epicphail2926 you must be a fan of TWD....

[@epicphail2926]

Heretic Shoikot Huh?

[@hereticsign]

@@epicphail2926 now i m sure u are.

[@epicphail2926]

Heretic Shoikot By telling him it’s on Netflix, I’m a Walking Dead fan?

[@ahzrukhal494]

Your videos are the best! I have seen so many things I would have previously passed on because you make them sound either off the wall, or just plain interesting. Thank you so much for the hours of good times I've had because of your hard work.

[@playerbunnylover]

I love your Good Bad Flicks and always look forward to your posts! I didn't think much of this film before, but now I want to take another look. Great stuff!

[@navyhusky2020]

I didn't know that interview with the Wicked Witch guy was unscripted and real. This movie is awesome

[@mattdeml7560]

I actually live just a few minutes away from Anoka MN. Knowing they shot part of Part 2 in a town I'm in a few times a week, I'll absolutely be checking out these movies. Thanks!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You're welcome!

[@artiepavlov6593]

I love coming back to these after i get my hands on and actually watch these movies. Just finished watching this both theatrical and original cuts.

[@erichr1539]

Great video. I saw this movie about a year ago and loved it. It's hard to find a decent found footage movie that works. This one definitely does. Keep up the great videos Cecil. Thanks.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for watching!

[@RoninYorch]

I really like your 'Exploring' videos! I had the honor to subtitle THOB and adapt the theatrical poster for the Mexico screenings!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Awesome! Very cool. Glad you liked the video :)

[@MrBracey100]

I worked at a year round haunt for 10 years and I freaking LOVED this film. Cant wait to see more. Heck I want to see the SD version of this movie now. Thanks for sharing this history off the film with us.

[@wraithstrongopark]

the library for this channel is incredible.

[@GeminiHiro009]

I'm so glad I have such good taste in movies and watched this, need to go watch part 2 now didn't know it existed

[@markcoleman4937]

Long time viewer, first time commentator. I just wanted to say thank you (x infinity) for your incredible channel and the consistently stellar content you put up. I grew up surrounded by movies as my Dad owned a chain of video stores and watching your videos always takes me back to a childhood spent scrutinizng video boxes to determine what would scare me and my younger brother shitless the most.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Glad you are enjoying the videos. I spent far too much time in video stores when I was younger, which is a large part of why I am the way I am now lol.

[@markcoleman4937]

A childhood well spent so haha!

[@gibbomaticgaming4453]

Good vid, I'm a big fan of the "exploring" series on the channel

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@chinoyhouse8247]

Dude, You are awesome. You should have a Million more subs! EXCELLENT! This is genius!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! Hopefully one day :)

[@AccusedJ]

I love this movie, partly because it's so different from other found footage films, but mostly because it shows a real respect to the haunting community, which I'm a part of. I was actually really glad to see that my haunting grounds, Nightmare New England is on that map.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Very cool! Yeah, this opened my eyes to the haunt community. I never really knew there was this whole community, its really interesting.

[@BigZ7337]

Thanks for the great video, I didn't love The Houses October Built, but I definitely liked it enough to check out the sequel. There was a lot of stuff here that I had no idea about with this movie, I love your exploring videos. :)

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@bearianna]

I personally love this film, and I love these characters! This is so interesting! 🎃 be careful though, the second one doesn’t have NEAR the amount of tension as the first. I may watch it because I love Travel Channel haunted house docs (which this film resembles) but it’s not as satisfying as the first one

[@MrJoingi]

thank you for rekindling my interest in this film and thank you soooo much for your exploring videos, i love em!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! :)

[@31webseries]

This reminds me so much of a doc I saw called "The Blackout Experiments" where people were actually trying to track down and be a part of "Blackout" billed as the most extreme immersive horror experience in America. The people who got in would get utterly fucked with and then they kept coming back for more with Blackout having to cut them off when they got too into it. From everything I've heard it's a real doc (there was a chick on there I recognized as a huffing addict from Intervention of all things) but having seen that first definitely made this feel more even more visceral because there are seriously people who go looking for and who do provide this exact kind of thing.

[@RavenPryde]

I wonder if there’s a way to see that very first version they made before they redid it.

[@tko4051]

Same. I'm actually really annoyed I saw the remake. Where is the original? That's what I want to watch! The things I didn't like about the remake where the hollywoodness of the cameras and the forced scares, it was trying way too hard to have iconic spooky characters, watching this exploring vid I'm certain the original is far superior in every way.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

The original is on the Bluray but I think its a Best Buy exclusive. I think its worth seeing both versions, its interesting to see the differences.

[@RavenPryde]

GoodBadFlicks Thanks for letting me know that the very first version is available to watch on blu-ray Cecil :) I’m gonna go buy a copy as soon as possible.

[@serpentsepia6638]

I bet the original is a better story than the remake.

[@nexusgiga]

I'd love to watch it tbh. Like a bonus disc when they all come out on a collection you know

[@Dakobra_]

I just watched this on Netflix, and I thought it was only just okay. I would like to see the original cut of the film that's mostly a documentary. The interviewing of haunt actors and owners is what I find interesting. Having a legitimate documentary and then flip into a scripted finale sounds much scarier to me, versus the 2014 remake where I know it's just a movie the whole time.

[@tidepride86]

Hell yes! I saw this on Netflix months ago and was surprisingly entertained

[@Psy8ern3t1k]

These "Exploring" series videos are phenomenal, man! I just found your channel this evening & I Am Hooked :D That said, can you please, Please do one of these videos on "The Poughkeepsie Tapes"? That is the first found footage movie I ever watched that left me whole-heartedly questioning whether or not it was a production or a real documentary about actual found footage.

[@TwinklesTheChinchilla]

Cute lead, spoopy fun houses, and real people? Yes plz! Also, working in a haunted house/trail is actually more fun than it looks, which is saying something.

[@yavrielsechelle7431]

What a story about getting this movie in front of an audience. I didn't think it would ever happen.

[@xingcat]

How cool! I remember seeing the previews for this, but thought it would be like a lot of the found footage jump-scare movies that had come out around that time. Will check it out. I love haunted houses!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@SilverSurfer166]

Hey man, another great video. Could tell us in the video or the description where to find the video? Like if I could go watch it right now on Netflix/Hulu or buy the DVD.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! The original is on Netflix and I think its also on Amazon Prime

[@shroompu]

Dont have $ for patron but i always let the adds to run on your vids. Thanks for your your work Cecil.

[@Rivensdusk]

At first I wasn't a big fan of the first movie. After seeing your Exploring video about it and seeing "The Houses October Built 2" I want to see the first one again. This was a case where the sequel was tied in perfectly into the first one vary worth the time. Love the message sent about taking things too far and how far will they go. Can't Thank You enough, if not for this video I would have missed out on part one and two of a good horror movie. And good horror isn't easy to get now a days to say the least.

[@pdzombie1906]

Great video, I saw the sequel announced and I didn't know the original... such a great story of a creative project among friends. They should buy you this video to use it in the DVD extras. Totally hooked on the film seires. Thanx!!

[@NightMan77]

Too funny. I had only ever heard of this movie by name, and never looked it up because I thought it was a drama. After watching this, I'm dying to see it (pun intended) I'm a big horror fan, and love discovering something unique. Great video ! Keep up the good work.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@rian.porter]

I just love your "Exploring" videos, they add so much to the movies I love and also get me intrigued to give movies I would have maybe stayed away from a try! I always appreciate the fact that you delve into underrated films and how to appreciate films that are "so bad they're good". This video really makes me wish I gave The Houses October Built I chance when I had to opportunity to watch it. I look forward to your next videos, as always! Keep up to great work

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! I'm really happy with this one, it turned out well :)

[@frenstcht]

At a local mall, a guy died in a chair in the food court. He was in a chair close to some Halloween decorations, and it took a day for someone to realize that he wasn't part of the display.

[@PunksterOS]

I never even heard of this film. I am now interested in seeing it, as in today. Thanks.

[@epicphail2926]

Loved this movie so damn much. Had no idea there’s a sequel! It’s 1 am but I’m gonna watch it anyway

[@YourWeirdAunt]

First, I am so glad you decided to cover this movie in an "exploring" video. I really enjoyed it, and even though I think it deserves a lot of attention I'm sort of glad it's been successful without having to give up it's uniqueness and independent film feel to achieve popularity in the mainstream. I thought it was genuinely spooky, and definitely stood out as a quality found footage flick. Super excited about seeing the sequel, especially after hearing that it features Anoka (one of my favorite places to go antiquing, and spend a fall day just absorbing the mood and atmosphere). I had no idea how much work and care had gone into making this film, but it definitely shows. Definitely going to keep my eye out for part 2, and I recommend seeing part 1 to anyone I can. Oh, and it was really fun to see someone dressed as the porcelain doll girl at one of our local haunted houses last year. I felt like i had achieved some level of coolness because I knew where the "monster" was from.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Oh thats neat that Porcelain is out there. Very creepy look.

[@BGrimoire]

Seen this movie last year and really liked it. Now knowing about the work put into it made me like it even more!

[@ulisesnoble844]

Love this explorings, such an passionate cinephile

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you!

[@wakemore27]

I absolutely loved this movie. I just saw the trailer for the sequel yesterday and while I'm not completely sold on it, I'm still going to going to watch it...

[@Thaistickthai]

Depending on the year I may have been at the Zombie Pub Crawl in Minneapolis!!! Great time. Also represent MN!

[@guardiane]

Alright, I'm picking this one up. I never heard of it until now and I LOVE found footage films. Thanks for the video.

[@ptonpc]

Looks like this might be a found footage film I will actually watch. Thanks for the review

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@eppursimuove3119]

Love your exploring series man! Any chance you know of and could do "Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon"? Not many people seem to know about it but it's one of my all time favorites!

[@JasonKanigan]

Saw THTOB on Nextflix with a friend a couple years back...it left an impression! Didn't know the history of it so thanks for covering this one! Liked & Tweeted!

[@Cody27]

Can anyone explain the battery camera dying thing explained at @7:37 what small "emp" technology drains battery in a super small area?

[@tippiebear6532]

Please explore the film Lake Mungo, the creepiest found footage film I've ever seen.

[@charltonmcmillen7422]

Dude, I fucking love Good Bad Flicks! Thank you for all the hard work put in these reviews.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you!

[@Reject101Personal]

I just watched this film on Amazon, and was so confused when the footage you were using doesn't seem to be anything like the film I watched haha. Now to track down the original in the uk

[@PizzaHutAsuka]

Oooh, can't wait for the sequel!

[@rowan7929]

thanks for the detailed exposition of of these movies. now i have a reason to watch it.

[@DiarraHarris]

I despise "found footage films" but after hearing the background about this I'll check it out.

[@tonyam3898]

Diarra Harris this the only found footage movie I like

[@SofaPop.]

Why so? Did you watch cannibal holocaust?

[@SnowWolfxwinter]

@@SofaPop. is that supposed to be a good example of a found footage film? It's an exploitation film, at best.

[@SofaPop.]

Ash Touchdown my thought process was, cannibal holocaust is fairly traumatizing and anything resembling it can leave a bad taste in your mouth

[@michaelcunningham3595]

love this. saw both movies and they are GREAT. Brandi is hot and really likable. usually hate found footage but, like you, find this refreshing. wish they made a third and more. also, are you on twitter or anything? been watching your vids and plan on joining Patreon for you and a couple others sites. keep up the great work!!!!

[@japhygato]

This was a really fun movie. I was surprised it was so good.

[@ABOneOG]

*I wAs SuPpRiSeD iT wAs So gOod* man you sound like such a bitch

[@CavewomanIllaoi]

Thank you so much for this, this film is a gem to me.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for watching!

[@trevorwilliams3501]

Good movies. Must have watched the 1st film 20 times in October 2018. Another good one I found more recently is "Butterfly Kisses." It was and may still be on Amazon Video.

[@WhiskeyBrewer]

Will the original version be on the DVD as well? would love to see the progression from original to remake to sequel

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I know the original is on the Bluray, I don't know if its on the DVD.

[@WhiskeyBrewer]

Means Im getting the Bluray then lol

[@JoeyTitman]

The haunt i worked at was used to film this movie it was neat I'm on the dvd and the bluray in the pictures unfortunately the haunted house is now gone and i have moved to another house.

[@GlacierZombie]

I saw the remade version some time ago and consider the porcelain doll one of the creepiest characters ever. I would like to find the original somewhere and look forward to the sequels. I went into it thinking it was a documentary! Surprise!

[@sumyschick]

Loyola, huh? My Mom is having her reunion there right now! It used to be called Mount St. Agnes.

[@phantomfrequency6621]

Can you do an Exploring Creep episode?

[@wugglesx]

was that the one with the creepy killer making friends with the cameraman before the inevitable?

[@darkartsdabbler2407]

If anyone wants to know more about the corpse they found filming the six million dollar man, you should check out the episode of the dollop podcast that covers it. That corpse has a much more expansive story behind it.

[@befilmt]

When I was a kid, I visited a haunted house in Vienna. It was like going into a haunted ride, but by foot. I was there with my cousin and my aunt, and I was in advance, and they were several meters behind me. Near the exit, I encountered a person wearing a mask, I first thought it to be a statue like the rest. But right after discovering that he was human, my aunt called out for me. Me and the guy wearing a mask looked at each other, and signaled that he would scare them. Which he then did It was a hilarious moment.

[@MantisTobogganMD92]

Love your reviews man. If you want to watch some more good found footage horror movies, you should check out Grave Encounters (2011) and Hell House LLC (2016). They're definitely on par with The Houses October Built, and I actually like them both a lot better. They're easily 2 of the best found footage horror movies ever made in my opinion.

[@dannyn8777]

Uh, wish I knew there was a second one coming would of checked it out in theaters. Anyone know if it's coming to Amazon prime like the first one?

[@GoodBadFlicks]

The sequel is on VOD now but it might be on Prime later when the DVD/BR is released.

[@mcgillaz3672]

While the film never "scared" me - it did capture my attention. Knowing there was a sequel, with most of the remaining characters, killed any "dread"

[@BillyAfterDark]

Enjoyable interesting vid. Nice work.

[@grubbygrubb7059]

Once again another great exploring segment with a movie I've never heard of. I know you're from Philly Cecil and I'm wondering if you've seen a film a few of my friends made called, "Billy's Cult?" My boy Donovan stars as Billy and it's not a bad film with the budget and actors they had. Donovan isn't even really an actor. He owns his own t-shirt company called Tummytee and is pretty successful. All of the cast and crew are from cities in South Jersey like Mantua and Deptford. Check it out. I'd love to see what u think. Thanks again, Cecil. Go Eagles!!!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Never saw it but I'll look into it.

[@PaigeSinclaire]

I worked at Nightmare New England in 2009 and 2010 and i became friends with the haunt community through that, i was only VIP tix but i did acting in the Asylum house for a few days, im still friends with everyone i worked with there. It was so much fun even though the actors that walked around enjoyed scaring the living shit out of me, this past year i went back as a guest with my sister and her bf and they all recognized me and said 'hey' its a great group of people with wild imaginations, because the walking actors not only make up their characters they make up their characters origin stories which as a writer i found fascninating. Great community! You havent lived until you work at a haunted house or haunted theme park at least once in your life.

[@thectk1000]

Yes, very interesting movie. I was surprised to hear they are continuing the story with sequels as I thought at the end . . . Spoilers: They all just died. If you have time I'd also highly recommend a little movie currently on Netflix called Tales of Halloween. It's an anthology of ten shorts which you might think would make them too brief but I thought they all worked great and it was a nice reminder of that tight, efficient storytelling like in all the Simpson's Treehouse of horrors episodes. The budget was obviously small but they pack in a lot of creative monsters and effects. The movie also flows very well as the shorts encompass a variety of tones, atmospheres and concepts such as twists, metaphors, humor. It also seems to have been made with a lot of passion so I think it deserves some attention.

[@everettvonscott]

Tales of Halloween has some surprisingly good moments.

[@josantiago3652]

The C.T.K. 1000 I actually loved Tales of Halloween. It gave some real laughs and real spokiness at times. Usually anthologies with many shorts are not so well made and are either too fast paced or a collection of borringness. This one is closer to ABCs of Death in how well put together and entertaining it is.

[@syko2k2]

Great F-ing video! Love this.

[@lilgiantrobot6169]

Just got to recommend this video to someone who watched Houses for the first time!

[@TheClax123]

Do Bad Ben next!!! Love Found footage on goodbadflicks!

[@MrBibi86]

*I wonder if they will ever release the original movie?*

[@GoodBadFlicks]

They did, its on the Bluray with the first movie as a bonus feature.

[@adamfrazer5150]

So many intriguing facts behind this one (including the fact that I missed it...until now), but NO FACT is as concussion-worthy, as jaw-dropping and as face-palm worthy as the box office returns for the Paranormal movies....I mean, processing those figures and the people who drove them, in these moments I seeeeeriously start to doubt humanity's potential 😐

[@andresmartin67]

Its great you made a video of this movie Yor channel is the best!!!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@thegood9]

This was a genius movie. Have seen it several times and saw it in an art house theater when it first came out. Great idea. Now, when they did part 2...ugh.

[@nerdytexanaccountant7159]

I found this movie at Dollar Tree last year after I watched this video. I’m glad that I watched it.

[@dbsommers1]

Great work, as always .

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@TheApoohneicie]

I used to volunteer doing a haunted attraction in Asheville, NC for years until the couple doing it decided to drive a DeLorean around raising money for Michael J Fox’s charity. Best times of my life. Nothing better than making a big jock scream like a 12 yr old girl. Just makes you feel warm and fuzzy all over remembering.😋👻💀

[@ssharkbait]

I worked in a haunted house a few years back and a co worker of mine almost hung herself on a fence. There was chains draped over it and she decided to put some loosely around her neck and prop herself up against the fence to pretend to be a dummy then as guests passed by, she'd slip through and run at them. Well she accidentally slipped and it made the chains tighten around her neck. Luckily another cast member was walking passed at just the right time and helped her before she was seriously hurt, or worse. She was a trooper though and after being checked out by the medical team she went right back to work.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

That's scary, glad she was ok.

[@grey-as-always]

Love your videos. Keep up the good work

[@zerrowolf6747]

Neat! This sounds like a great candidate for Halloween movie night as no one I know has heard of it, let alone seen it ;] Your exploring vid really are excellent!

[@adamwiggins9865]

Good documentary....prompts me to go watch theses flicks.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! Hope you enjoy it :)

[@LibraGamesUnlimited]

Love these movies. Saw them on streaming.

[@matman000000]

Could you make a video about Lake Mungo? It's a really cool slow-burn horror mockumentary about a family that starts seeing an image of their dead daughter in photos and videos. The movie's subtle scares and mysterious story manage to be much more unsettling than most all-out horror movies.

[@TalkingChalupa]

I remember my dad and I kept seeing a van that had the Houses That October Built on the side of it in Texas. It freaked us the fuck out because no matter where we went it would just appear. A few years later I found the movie and thought the idea was super cool.