Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare - The Cinema Snob

[@Dreadjaws]

What the hell? I forgot to pause the video to go to the bathroom, and when I came back there was a football in my living room! And I didn't even have a living room before!

[@mathieuleader8601]

for those wanting to know Jackson's script I will comment the following juicy details: Jackson’s script, which he co-wrote with Danny Mulheron, was titled A Nightmare on Elm Street 6: The Dream Lover. The plot was extremely interesting a sort of pre-New Nightmare meta take on the franchise. The idea was that Freddy was no longer being taken seriously, that the people of Springwood just saw him as a joke-much in the same way that the world did at this point in time. In Jackson’s Clockwork Orange-reminiscent take, the teens of Elm Street would actually take sleeping pills to go into the dream world and beat up on a weak and defenseless Freddy for kicks. No longer feeding on fear, Freddy was nothing but a helpless old man in the dream world, neither scary nor threatening. But at some point, a teen would slip up, and Freddy would gain the upper hand. All it would take was actually killing one of these kids to turn Krueger into a legitimate threat and start the process of him building fear once again. Freddy would ultimately regain enough power to take hostage of a police officer trapped in the dream world, keeping him in a comatose state. The main idea seemed to be that the officer was the father of one of the main teens and he would ultimately have to back into the dreamscape even after it had become a legitimate threat once again to save his father and bring him back alive, defeating Freddy once and for all.

[@metalmat3651]

Thanks for this. That is "Kind" of what Jason vs Freddy was pointing at seeing as Freddy is not strong enough at the start of the movie to actually hurt anyone.

[@tino9117]

I wonder where the term "dream lover" comes into play

[@1Hol1Tiger]

I acutally like this idea, a shame I'll never see it.

[@latayesha]

I thought it was originally supposed to have Alice's son from the 5 movie. Jacob???

[@CrimsonKing_85]

Sounds just okay. But what doesn't compared to Freddy's dead

[@themarkiscookin]

And here i was enjoying this review when a football came out and knocked over my drink

[@joshuasepeda3289]

themarkiscooking lucky you I got hit in the face with that same football.

[@randalgraves6979]

Ohhh Faced !!

[@nialllappin4159]

Freddy still had the bus license left over from his Part 2 days

[@LaNoLaCola]

Remember this: don't eat Freddy's heart, or else you'll become Freddy!

[@marin3933]

wasnt that also a Jason Vorhees thing?

[@LaNoLaCola]

Optimus yup. Because both film series have a title called "The Final ___" , so why not make the reference?

[@anikmonette2140]

AnonJl1 I was thinking about that... Weird that I didn't make the connection years ago, when I was more into horror.

[@talynhastime9343]

+AnonJ|1 AHA! NOW I HAVE GAINED HIS POWERS!

[@randalgraves6979]

Friday the 13th has two finals. The Final Chapter & The Final Friday. So. Yea

[@jnwestray78]

"Every town... has an Elm Street". A line that makes the whole movie and the whole dam franchise. Pleasant dreams.. Any-town, USA.

[@petewadesays12]

Now we're Snobbing with power!

[@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks]

Pete Wade It’s so baaad

[@handsomebrick]

Don't forget the Power Glove!

[@JoeyJ0J0]

Freddy Kruger is probably the only person who legitimately looks like he is having fun with a Power Glove, Even Lucas didn't look like he was enjoying his

[@brandonakin87]

Joey JoJo chica chicaaaa

[@WordUnheard]

Coincidentally, Freddy Krueger, and the actor who played Lucas in the Wizard, had more in common than their love of the Power Glove. They're both child molesters. www.imdb.com/name/nm0899092/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

[@warmachine68]

Because it was so bad.

[@Nickman826]

Oh shit!

[@shmabadu]

Joey JoJo yeah, we’ll, just as long as he keeps his Power Glove off her.

[@Arunetto]

Snob: *throws football* That's in your living room now! Me: *slurps ramen* But I'm at my desk at work. Snob: Even if that's not where you're watching this! Me: *spit-take*

[@thisinhumanplace2037]

Alnet haha hilarious

[@merrittanimation7721]

*gets back from work* Huh, I don't remember getting a football OH GOD MY PORCELAIN!

[@derekconnors4128]

Pauses video. Leaves bedroom. Walks downstairs. Walks into living room. Looks at ground. "Well I'll be damned..."

[@I-didnt-ask-you]

Alnet Why are you not working? Get back to work!

[@ttthecat]

+Alnet So many lols from this ^

[@murphcoenterprises5598]

How this football got in my living room?

[@agentleman4610]

Mine showed up in my fridge.

[@GM_Darius]

This one hit my cat. Dammit, Snob!

[@samrtnr97]

Mine somehow landed next to my desk ... your guess is as good as mine

[@epicgam2317]

Mine landed in my bowl of cereal. Now I'm covered in milk. Thanks snob.

[@marclewis5505]

I was too busy wondering why Brad was trying to jerk me off.

[@davidreeder43]

I absolutely adore that smile he makes when he first shows of the power glove.

[@SilverSurfer166]

I still have my 3D glasses from when I saw this movie in the theater. Even as a 13 year old, I knew this movie wasn't good.

[@5roundsrapid263]

Norrin Radd I found a pair even though I never saw the film. I eventually lost them.

[@MFields2178]

I met Robert Englund and asked him what he thought of the NES game. He hated it but he's not a video game guy. He sure liked to talk.

[@handsomebrick]

The game was made to use the Four Score, so four people could play at once, similar to NSMB Wii. Rare probably didn't put much thought into the game beyond that.

[@randalgraves6979]

I met him & Amanda Wyss in 2019.

[@nathancena8012]

@handsomebrick Ah yes, NSMBWii. My first ever 2D Mario game. I got it for Christmas in 2011 and I did the whole 100% along w/ my older brother and my parents. Damn that was good times. Too bad my Wii is broken now. At least I still have my Switch.

[@edwardwright2989]

So?

[@qw000pz]

The living room joke is now officially my favorite of yours. Thank you for it.

[@Nickman826]

Its so nice to see Snob is bonding with his dad and playing video Games

[@randalgraves6979]

He’s probably playing the NES game 😐

[@gathenhielm9977]

Wait, Billy Zane has a sister? Great! Finally I can lust efter a Zane without it being gay.

[@Nickman826]

Buster Jostrand finally bisexuals have two Zanes!

[@danmount9462]

Buster Jostrand What about Brian Zane?

[@PatrickKetza]

@@danmount9462 I mean... he does have a nice Velvet suit...

[@randalgraves6979]

Efter?

[@declanhandley-byrne4335]

Gotta admire Robert Englund's dedication. He gives 110% in the craziest stupid scenarios.

[@Doctor_Odin]

He must have been riding High from his Anthology tv series Freddy's nightmares. where everybody and their mother just basically Winged It when it came to script.

[@dragonempress8367]

There was a better script for this but they scrapped it?! *THIS IS WHY WE CAN'T HAVE NICE THINGS*

[@scottieman2]

Baby Snob is so awesome.

[@mindlessgonzo]

13:40 Freddy joins Jason Vorhees and Micheal Myers in the "I Wish You Would!" gag.

[@TommyDeonauthsArchives]

mindlessgonzo Give that girl the 10000 dollars!

[@nickhall5766]

Where is the wish you would thing come from?

[@rackroll4405]

"Every town has a Elm Street." One of the best lines in the whole franchise.

[@cheneethompson5756]

Brooklyn, NY, where I live, has an Elm Place But, everyone I know calls it Elm Street!

[@konstance13]

Wow, a Peter Jackson Nightmare film probably would've been awesome.

[@tommycarr8111]

It sounds it too. Freddy would've been dying in the dream world, and teenagers would be putting themselves under to beat up Freddy in the dream world.

[@timsillery8709]

It would've been 3 3 hour films and he would try and tell you that Illinois was actually in New Zealand.

[@opoderosochofer9862]

Certainly better than this

[@griffithmoony9263]

Sounds like it could have been neat. I know braindead as dead alive but still I didn't know Jackson did that one

[@cameron3578]

Now only if Peter Jackson wasn't a overrated piece of shit

[@mrmusickhimself]

I've met at least 3 people who name this as their FAVORITE Nightmare, but could never give me a reason why. Shame we didn't get Peter Jackson's script; having kids willingly beat up and humiliate a weakened Freddy for fun.

[@GhostlyWuzMoo]

I don’t watch the Nightmare films but yeah this is my favorite one all because I like the more comical Freddy.

[@Delightfully_Witchy]

I'm not even going to TRY to convince you it's a good movie, because it isn't, but it was mine for the longest time mainly because: 1.) It was my first. I was like nine when I saw it on HBO. It didn't quite get me into the horror genre, that would be "Are you Afraid of the Dark?", but it was one of my earliest horror movies. 2.) I really enjoyed the comedic campy tone. For the longest time, I thought all horror movies were "SUPER SERIOUS SUPER DEPRESSING". So when I saw this, I was pleasantly surprised. Granted, it left me completely unprepared for watching the first movie, but this is the movie that got me into the series. 3.) I saw the twist coming and it was one of the earliest movies I did so, if not the first. I distinctly remember being ludicrously proud of myself. (Hey, we all had to start somewhere.) There are other even pettier reasons (Like the videogame scene reminding me of NickArcade and Looney Tunes and the black guy not dying.) but I still have a soft spot for it due to nostalgic stupidity. Nowadays, I'd say the second film is my personal favorite.

[@mrmusickhimself]

Holy crap. That's makes 3 people who gave me a reason. Good on ya.

[@Flaris]

3D is powerful. Somehow split that football into every possible living room in the world. In other news the company making that football are going bankrupt due to lack of demand.

[@toddbronaugh6382]

And once again the Snob puts thousands out of a job

[@garyhobbesworth941]

It broke my jaw. I'm thinking about filing a lawsuit.

[@johnathangrishaw3096]

actually the problem is it divided up the ball into millions of small pieces. that piece of lent you found on your pants while watching this was your piece the ball

[@ruggiebuggie3195]

Just once, I'd like to see Freddy trying to come up with a clever quip, but then rolling his eyes and showing his annoyance when he has to go for a cheap pun or nothing.

[@SongbirdAlom]

I laughed so hard I spit my coffee at "Smells Like Turtle!"

[@theactualTVB]

"Bushwhacked Fever." --Audience member (circa August 1995)

[@konstance13]

Another so soon? Brad, you really are spoiling us.

[@JP317]

I think it was stated in the last one that he needs to catch up to Freddy vs. Jason as that's the next Friday The 13th movie to review and the next friday the 13th is in July. So it won't be a long wait until New Nightmare either 😄

[@Serbanelooo]

Don't forget the porn parody

[@FlickorTreatProductions]

I like how Snob uses dollar store items for 3-D gags.

[@dakotajensen181]

That's about how much money they made with the 3d gag lol

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

Damn it Snob, that football broke my wine glass.

[@zombiedude8027]

Ya I think I'll be moving from Springwood. I hear this town Derry is pretty nice.

[@ariellakahan-harth8831]

Awww, look at the Snob having quality time with his dad!

[@standanddeliver24]

These last few weeks have been my favorites lol. I’m a big fan of all the nightmare films.....even the bad and it’s been wonderful to see these.Thank you 😊

[@GBmovieluv]

I'm so glad I found this! For the longest time my chosen and I have been trying to remember which Freddy Krueger movie was the one where a blaze of fire shows up after the boy who's constantly dreaming says Nothing is going to get me off this bed

[@earthwormjimjones]

I've always just referred to the lead as "Not Rider Strong" or "The Guy Who's Not the Killer from 1995's Copycat". Easier than remembering both his real name and the character's name.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

I legit thought that WAS Ryder Strong at first.

[@GasmaskAvenger]

Freddy's Dead will always be a major guilty pleasure of mine. Love it.

[@jasoncase9481]

The movie had to be made not to be a serious Horror movie including with the Looney Tunes style stuff. It's hot garbage and that's why it's a entertaining awful movie.

[@donovandavis9472]

Same I like this movie ik it sucks but it's got some great parts very entertaining

[@danstiver9135]

This movie is so goofy it should've been called "Drop Dead Freddy's Dead"!

[@bombabombom3603]

"Cobwebs, bitch".

[@garywilson3042]

@@bombabombom3603 SNOTFACE DISEASE!

[@gmanley1]

That’s a tongue twister.

[@zardox78]

This was the first one I was able to see in a theater. Spent the whole time checking to see if the 3-D had kicked in yet, and then it was like "Oh, the movie flat-out fucking tells you when to put the things on." Later I noticed the directions printed on the glasses themselves that said the same thing. The abandoning of survivor continuity didn't bother me so much. Alice had had more than her fair share of focus. It was the cartoon-ish insanity town that did it. Just a town full of comically insane people, going completely unnoticed by the outside world. That sucked any hint of realism (and thus any hint of horror) out of it for me. And that was before the looney-tunes sound effects. Ya know what would've been creepy as hell and also kind of realistic? If the town was just abandoned. No Tom and Roseanne. No school teacher. Just empty streets and buildings, with maybe some old foreboding graffiti. Towns actually do that sometimes, and it would be plausible that enough teenagers getting horribly murdered would lead to the town itself dying. But nobody would just leave a fucking town full of insane people. Think those people are paying their bills on time? Like nobody from the outside ever passes through and says "Jesus! What's with all these insane people? I'd better call someone!" It's just too much bullshit.

[@visoredgruntR34]

This movie has the craziest Freddy rules. But apparently in Freddy vs Jason (and the series too... I think) he goes after adults in addition to teens so basically anyone that knows about or is told about Freddy he can get them.

[@Nickman826]

visoredgruntR34 It'd be hilarious to see him try to kill a superhero.

[@gringo3002]

In Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Series, post-death Freddy Krueger kills adults left and right. It's clearly a different story than the movies.

[@ShadowAkatora]

All I remember from seeing this as a kid is them driving the van around in circles, and the spider-ear. Guess I didn't miss anything then..

[@billcasey3492]

The culmination of Freddy Krueger's six film arc of going from a legitimate horror villain into a murderous Bugs Bunny...

[@AthenisKS81]

In a box somewhere, I still have my 3D glasses from seeing this in the theater. Not in great condition because I wore them all the time. 10 year old me thought it was the coolest thing ever.

[@Thegr8MC]

Now you just have to review A Wet Dream on Elm Street.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

The Great MC I've been hoping he would, but as bad as it is I think it's better than the 2010 remake lol.

[@dvader518]

The Great MC Don’t forget Wes Craven’s New Nightmare.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Stone Gasman and I prefer ORGAZMO myself lol.

[@SuperDevolution]

Please tell me SCHINDLER'S FIST is a real movie. I'd Google it but I'm afraid to.

[@GasmaskAvenger]

The opening Jennifer White scene is genuinely good fap fodder and at least waits until post-sex for Freddy to show up.

[@wjzav1971]

"Every town has an Elm street" Well, in that case, its pretty easy. Just rename all the Elm-streets.

[@Mike2trys]

this was my first introduction to freddy as a kid, so for nostalgia reasons only, this is my favorite one lol

[@MrBlueSkyof1607]

Fun Fact: The Goo-Goo Dolls performed a song in this, and they're my mom's favorite band aside from the Eagles. Yet to this day, she's remains clueless that they did a song for Freddy. She was forced by some of her friends to see the original film, you see, and was traumatized so much, she won't let me and other people say the names of NoES, Freddy Krueger and Robert Englund in front of her. Being traumatized by the first movie, she didn't watch any of the sequels. And it just so happens one of them, this particular one, has a song about her trauma from her 2nd favorite band, and she STILL has no idea that they were involved with her Man of Her Nightmares. Make of that what you will.

[@Yama_1291]

"Freddy's Dad, the search for BOY!"

[@mindshuffler3332]

Patric Flück "Close your heart to it, bitch!"

[@RogueShadow11375]

Patric Flück god of war 4 i get the reference

[@brittlizzzzzz]

Freddy's a liar, my town doesn't have an Elm Street

[@deltaprime3509]

This is when the goofy Freddy was at its highest.

[@royalfoil5413]

Ah yeah Snob's pulling out the 3-D glasses again! You know it's going to be one of the best episodes when that happens! Then again I expected the entire video to be in 3D but I'm still glad to see another video from you regardless.

[@jemofthe80s18]

Ah, YES, Maggie, Nancy's TRUE successor who's exactly like her but the child of the villain! And naturally Tracy, the first in the series since Nancy to burn herself awake after fighting Freddy with HER OWN STRENGTH AND ABILITIES:) Doc is awesome, of course, Tracy and Spencer and Carlos have great chemistry together, and Tracy learns to trust Maggie and get along with her after resisting it for so long:)

[@MontyPythonFanatic2]

Between this and Tank Girl, poor Rachel Talalay just couldn’t catch a break. At least she’s had better luck with TV directing.

[@tacturnalwes]

Well, Ghost in the Machine wasn't terrible at least

[@h0lly_blue]

her work on Doctor Who is/was phenomenal tbh

[@arizonaFIREent]

DontMindMeNow I know right

[@GasmaskAvenger]

Wes Senna Ghost in the Machine is great 90s cyber horror schlock.

[@nowhere5737]

Rachel Talalay was actually part of every nightmare movie. She also has a massive amount of Freddy merch.

[@justadude2807]

¿Then how did she managed to write and direct such a garbage movie? 😂

[@striderleigh478]

I went to a presentation about film direction, and Rachel Talalay was one of the speakers. She had some really neat stories about a couple of the FXs done in the film.

[@rosebyanyname]

Apparently the lady in the airplane at the beginning was supposed to be Divine before he died.

[@notvcinema8741]

Nope. The woman on the the plane was played by Virginia Peters. Divine died in 1988. This movie was made in 1991. His last movie appearance was the 1988 film Out of the Dark.

[@bombabombom3603]

I didn't know Harry Milstead died in '88. Well, Rest in peace you dog shit-tasting meat-stuffing drag queen.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

No Tv Cinema No actually on the Documentary "Never Sleep Again : The Elm Street Legacy" The people involved said that Divine was intended for that role.

[@rosebyanyname]

No TV Cinema I said it was SUPPOSED to be Divine, not that it was. The director, Rachel Talalay, was a friend of John Waters and had produced some of his movies, so she knew Divine and was going to put in him in the movie before he died.

[@notvcinema8741]

My mistake. I'm used to people saying supposed instead of was.

[@eastsidereviews727]

Man you are powering through this series!

[@thespacebat]

Peter Fucking Jackson had a script written for this and the producers didn't use it? Were they actually trying for a bad movie?

[@BobbyDrake2000]

And the concept sounded awesome. Freddy had become weakened to the point where teens were holding parties where they'd get high and enter the dream world just to beat Freddy up.

[@thespacebat]

Someone get back to him on that now!

[@erikwilliams1562]

Tobias Christopher holy shit that sounds awesome....and now i feel a lil bad for the child murderer.....

[@emperorcupcake]

Wow, that "nice HEARING from ya" one-liner was right up there with "I'll keep an EYE out for ya, Stingray" from Undefeatable! A sign of true quality.

[@BloodrealmX]

Yeah! LISTEN for ya!

[@kayleighbrown459]

This has nothing to do with the vid, but I just realised you've been doing these for like 10 years. That's actually amazing.

[@Moonbeam143]

I would call Wally, but he changed his name to Waldo, and I have no idea where he is!

[@lunabearsong2043]

Moonbeam Ha!

[@matth1831]

I'm beginning to think Snob's blazer is like the Tardis from Doctor Who. Seems to be exceedingly bigger on the inside

[@RinAldrin]

Always fun to pop on my Oculus to watch a Snob episode. What it is easier then finding the one 3D movie I own and getting the glasses.

[@SpongeyTheEditor]

Geez you're blowing through these

[@randalgraves6979]

.......

[@warriorcrab1319]

So am I correct in assuming this is the prequel to Freddy got Fingered?

[@DaveTheOrderly]

lol

[@BugsyFoga]

It took Jason until his 3rd movie to get to 3d , but it took Freddy until his 6th film to get to 3d , man Freddy couldn't get with times .😁

[@FrenchPaul1988]

Seeing Freddy's dead is supposed to be set in the future, maybe this movie foreshadowed the return of 3D in the 2010s ?

[@tatawbr]

Your reviews are awesome!

[@makeghandi]

*points clearly at 1945* "FOURTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE!..."

[@Clay3613]

As someone with hearing aids, the one death scene infuriates me. Having completely ruptured eardrums would require surgery, not electronics.

[@ericmcinnes8908]

I’d love a review of The Arrival (1996), Species and The Crazies... keep up the good work man.

[@nope1018]

I am slightly weirded out by the fact that I didn't even have to get out of my chair to find a pair of 3d glasses

[@carljohnson9193]

It always grinds my gears every time I hear that Peter Jackson wrote a script for this movie and didn't get it.

[@GamerGuysReviews]

Wow! 3D makes anything better! Surely it'll be put to great use in Freddy's next movie, Nude Nightmare, I mean, New Nightmare!

[@EmpireGuy91]

I’ve become obsessed with Cinema Snob content, basically.

[@alwaysme_t]

When are you going to make a Cinema snob episode on Legend of Oz: Dorothy's return?

[@kodiekulp]

Saw this when it was in theater. I wasn't allowed to see R rated films and my mom found my 3D glasses that said "Freddy's dead" on the side. Busted. And I love that Escape from NYC / Class of 1999 intro with the map

[@nathancena8012]

Tough luck kodie. You got busted for watching an MST3K worthy movie.

[@kodiekulp]

@@nathancena8012 I was in 6th grade and wasn't allowed to watch R rated films under parents rules. But it was the first film I ever got to see in 3D in the theater. Not a great film but totally worth it

[@vashstarwind36]

This is a legendary episode of Cinema Snob. The 3D part was kew.

[@darthnecrosis1705]

Holy shit, 27 years and I never realized Carlos was one of the goons from Back to the Future 2.

[@johnsapp8810]

I know this video is 2 years old now, but that doesn't excuse the football almost breaking my nose. Or the paddle ball giving me a black eye.

[@MST3Kfan1]

That paddleball isn't broken It's warped! You always get a warped one! 😂😂😂

[@wingedhussar8552]

This shoulda been your funny opening credits quote: “Finally. Thought the old bag would never kick off.” -Clay Walsh

[@brandonleague3641]

The fact that someone other than me knows about Sharp Hand Joe, let alone has a tee shirt, pleases me a GREAT deal...

[@overlookers]

4:11 "This hole...it was made for me, bitch."

[@morningbetterlast]

Gotta love the thumbnail, just perfect :)

[@Mara999]

Those snake-muppets near the end are adorable! :D

[@jacobdrolet4262]

That wizard of oz references crack me up laughing 😂 and nice that Roseanne is in a a nightmare on elm street movie.

[@cheneethompson5756]

When i first saw this with my aunt as a kid, we were wondering what the hell was going on with the false awakenings!

[@KaineMeisei]

I feel like the "looping directions" bit would have been a nice spot for an "In the Mouth of Madness" reference.

[@NicoBleackley]

4:48 best "Will It Fit?" gag yet

[@The_Baecon_King]

FINALLY.. Another new Snob video :)

[@zachcaudell3081]

And here I was worried that Brad wouldn't give me more High Quality 3-D Reviewing Action.

[@kraken589]

You know those paddle balls didn’t originally have a string until my friend Bob Sacamano came up with the idea. Before that you would hit the ball and it would just fly away.

[@paulnash9851]

Dislocated my knee yesterday so am laid up immobile, thank-you for the video Snob, truly, even though it hurts so bad to move/laugh. The Snob NEVER fails to make me feel better + laugh.

[@MarioCaez]

I threw my grandmother down a flight of stairs

[@hrafnknutsson2859]

Mario Caez O_o

[@dakotajensen181]

Life alert life alert! Help! I've fallen and cant get up!

[@donovandavis9472]

Grady part 2

[@nicklager1666]

With that truck kill in the beginning it was a missed opportunity for Freddy to do the classic road runner line Meep meep!!

[@TCBlueFire]

oh my god i missed this guy my second favorite over nostalgia critic, but i really like brad creativity, this si nostalgia

[@JanjoZone]

I don't know why they have to kill Freddy in this movie... he's already dead!

[@jasoncase9481]

He's a undead killer that can still be killed. Zombies are dead doesn't mean persons can't kill them.

[@cheneethompson5756]

​@jasoncase9481 yes! Vampires, zombies, and Mummies are all undead But, they can be killed

[@kierank1982]

An I Claudius reference?! How did you come to know about an obscure 1970s British costume drama? Impressed!

[@Harrysatt]

You know what this film was missing, a song by Bruce Dickinson and later covered by Iron Maiden

[@dr.jackshephard4733]

Brad, I've been a huge fan of your work for years, you're truly a master of your craft. I was wondering if you could share any insight into your watching/writing process? Do you watch the films, think of something hilarious, and write it down with a timestamp? Do you have to watch films multiple times? Do you write a ton of jokes and whittle them down to the great ones? If you don't mind, I'd love to know!

[@bobbykevil214]

I love how Brad get's funnier with age.