Exploring Doctor Mordrid -The Best "Non-Doctor Strange" Doctor Strange

[@mmclaurin8035]

I still don't understand how this channel isn't well over 1 million subs. It's been consistently excellent for a long time now.

[@sm2747-j3k]

Yeah, I dunno; people can be boring. The most direct comparison would be RedLetterMedia., which they have their moments, but they can be pretentious and needlessly snarky. Pretty much all of the videos on here come from a place of love. I get genuinely excited every time I see a new one. :)

[@jamesdominguez7685]

100% agreed. I see some of the talentless, dull, cynical people making it big in media and think how cool it would be to throw some of those resources to really passionate, knowledgeable people who genuinely love their work, like GBF, Dylan Hollis, ZeFrank, Simone Giertz, Thomas Sanders, and Captain Disillusion. I would love to see what any one of them could do with just a million bucks, small change by Hollywood standards.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks you guys! Maybe one day :)

[@NewYears1978]

Agree. One of the best channels on KZbin. Yes, ONE OF THE BEST on KZbin or any platform for that matter.

[@paulpetroleum]

Agreed. Informative, funny, interesting and different. As soon as a new upload is there. I'm straight on it.

[@grumpyoldwizard]

When my family and I went to see Doctor Strange two, we went to the Alamo Drafthouse. At the Drafthouse you are allowed to order food and beer and things to drink while you watch the movie. They also show a bunch of clips before the movie starts, that usually relate in some manner to Doctor Strange or whatever movies playing that day. Lo and behold, there was Dr. Mordred on the big screen! I may have been the only one in the audience that recognized this film and Jeffrey Combs, but it sure gave me a kick.

[@workbenchprepper4763]

Best place ever. Nothing better than watching all the Back to Futures in a row then realizing you've been drinking for 10 hours

[@silvervalleystudios2486]

@@workbenchprepper4763 That's awesome. We have a cinema here in Australia called The Astor. They still have their old 35mm projector and play older movies. But they don't have an alcohol licence which sucks.

[@workbenchprepper4763]

Its really cool. Awesome menu and 100+ beers and wine. Fun part is they show like the Hobbit cartoon and Tolkien interviews before the Hobbit movie starts. A 2 hour movie is a 5 hour event. Sometimes they show older stuff Jaws, Gone with the wind, wizard of oz. Great stuff.

[@silvervalleystudios2486]

@@workbenchprepper4763 That sounds cool. Hanging out with fellow movie buffs and talking about movies while sipping beer. Speaking of Wizard of Oz I would love to see a double feature screening of Wizard of Oz and Return to Oz because they are so different.

[@DrBagPhD]

That's so cool!

[@ProfessorHurt]

Criminally underrated movie. One of my favorite Full Moon films.

[@jamesdominguez7685]

I'd never even heard of it before. Seems like the kind of thing that's likely to be on Prime or Tubi, so I must track it down. At 75 minutes it won't even be a big loss if I end up not liking it.

[@bZman]

Jeffrey Combs is a phenomenal actor, truly a legend

[@ThDirtyCurfDrummer]

Doctor Mordrid is my all-time favorite Full Moon film. Would've loved to have seen a bunch of sequels to it, or it even get a TV series spin-off. And you definitely should do a whole video series on Jack Kirby, Cecil. :)

[@jamesdominguez7685]

Seconding this. I know your usual format is either the standard tongue-in-cheek "good bad film" review or the more in-depth "exploring", but I would love to see you turn your skills and knowledge to videos about specific people, studios, or filmmaking technologies. Some suggestions: how New Line went from Freddy to Gandalf, the complete history of Full Moon and Charles Band, the rise and fall of stop motion animation in live action films (featuring a big chunk of Clash of the Titans, the generally-agreed "last gasp" of Harryhausen and old-school stop motion), the career of Jeffrey Combs, etc. I'm sure you're very comfortable in your existing niche (and you do it very well) but you might really enjoy stretching out a little.

[@tumbahantoine2517]

Maybe “YOU” should pitch a Netflix series of this

[@amstel5468]

List of KZbinrs who's videos cheer me up every time.. 1. GoodBadFlicks

[@petewadesays12]

Absolutely. Movie Dumpster is one of those too

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

Brandon Tenold and RedEye Reviews are also a lot of fun.

[@petewadesays12]

@@Axolotl_Mischief Yes! And Petar Gagic's Cinomasochist channel.

[@tigerheart3824]

Really glad you've gone in-depth on Dr Mordrid. Just a perfect slice of Full Moon goodness and I'll add my voice to the chorus that would have loved sequels for it.

[@eveecco]

The timing on this could not be more perfect! I'm currently going through Jeffery Comb's filmography and was surprised by how much I liked this one! I really enjoyed your Dog Soldiers video so I'm excited to see what you could find on this one!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I dug up quite a bit!

[@israelvaldez26]

I remember back in the early 90's when video rental stores were everywhere, me and my best friend Jack would always try and score the newest Full Moon posters. They always had some of the most eye catching artwork.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

I gotta give credit to the entire crew for being creative in their various effects. Back then, they didn't have the tech effects like we have now but they really made theirs very well.

[@jamesdominguez7685]

Well, they did, but they were insanely expensive and hardly anyone could do them. The Abyss and Terminator 2 literally had software engineers on the crew, writing new software to do whatever needed doing. It would be another decade or so before you could make decent CGI and digital composites on consumer-grade hardware with off-the-shelf software. The funny thing is that the rise of digital intermediaries reduced demand for chemical photo processes, making them cheaper and easier for small studios like Full Moon to afford. That's why the little indies kept doing travelling mattes and stop motion for years and years after the big studios moved on. I'd love Good Bad Flicks to do a video about that transition period between chemical and digital effects processing.

[@WhatAboutZoidberg]

Ah what could've been. I only watched it a few years ago, based on your previous recomendation, but I LOVED it. Jeffrey combs is even more amazing than usual and it would've been great to see more adventures.

[@Mister-Six]

A great Full Moon Charles Band movie. Jeffrey Combs is always great. Shame we never got a Dr. Mordrid vs the Puppet Master.

[@erikbjelke4411]

You strike again, GBF!!! Laserblast is apparently the name of a movie I saw one morning on USA. All I really remember is a kind of downer ending, some strange aliens, and kid with an amulet that kind of drives him crazy and gives him an awesome weapon. Thanks for supplying the name for another old film rattling around in the cobwebs of my brain!!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You are welcome!

[@grumpyoldwizard]

One of Cabal/Thompson’s early roles in Terminator, as the punk how pulls a knife and stabs the Terminator, then gets killed. I have a feeling that meeting with Arnold was transformative.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

it most definitely was. It was Arnold who introduced Brian to weight lifting.

[@wtfaiwpodcast]

They should buy the Doctor Mordrid 2 script off of Band and use it to make the next Dr. Strange sequel. The concept honestly sounds better than what they had for the last two.

[@SMDoktorPepper]

Pretty sure Disney would sue the hell out of them now.

[@SanctumSanctorumVidz]

The plot of the sequel is taken directly from the Doctor Strange story in STRANGE TALES #119 (Beyond The Purple Veil). In it, two crooks break into Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum and attempt to steal a purple crystal,only to get sucked into it, getting pulled into the Purple Dimension. Strange has to enter it in order to save the men, and has to battle the warlord Aggamon. Strange wins, and saves the crooks. This is where the two stories deviate, because in the comic, Strange lets them go and they turn themselves in to the police.

[@SA80TAGE]

@@SMDoktorPepper why would Disney sue themselves? I don't think you read what you think you read lol.

[@SMDoktorPepper]

@@SA80TAGE Full Moon isnt Disney..how hard is this for you to understand? And Disney will sue daycare centers if they use their images

[@ourkeving]

@@SMDoktorPepper I think the "They" is Disney. First word in wtfaiwpodcast's post. As in, Disney should buy the script.

[@AubreyTheKing]

RIP to Doctor Mordrid 2 & 3! This does sound like it would have been a great franchise. But the film standing on it own, it's not that bad either. Jeffrey Combs is AMAZING! One of the BEST underrated actors! He's one of the reasons why I would have loved to see more of Doctor Mordrid! Combs is so amazing you can't get your eyes off him! Everyone else in the film did great as well! Great Exploring video, man!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@kri249]

I checked this out only a few months ago and it definitely made an impression. I did notice it had more of a prodoction quality and when I read about it afterwards I also heard the rumour that it was originally intended to be a Dr Strange film. Glad you cleared that up Cecil. But this movie had everything I love. Practical effect and stop motion (and especially no CGI), plus Jeffery Combs and Brian Thompson. It was also fun and adventurous. Something todays superhero movies tend to trade in for either dark, deep and serious or goofy, and humerous. In otherwords, they try to be Batman or Deadpool. Dr Mordred had the perfect measure that made it work. And you also dug up some childhood favourites. Cellar Dwellar and the Werewolf series. That was awesome and still holds up today.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@jamesbrooking1287]

In an alternative universe we could have had Jeffrey Combs as Doctor Strange and Tom Cruise as Iron-man

[@brandonpage7087]

Wow, I thought this was a re-upload at first, as I remember the first review you did of Doctor Mordrid, years back, but then that version didn't contain all the info that this one did. I LOVE when you do these complete breakdowns, of the behind the scenes happenings, during the making of said film. This one was particularly entertaining. Yes, it is sad that this didn't end up as a franchise.

[@Phontoz]

well i have seen it beeing video-essayed somewhere else here on the ol´tube very recently like 1-2 weeks ago at most, the content creators pull from the same worldly happenings every now and then i guess

[@Keymagination]

Sequel sounds beyond epic! What a shame... But my beloved role of Combs is in "Frigteners" and as I have learned, he had a preparation time and some imput into his character of Agent Dammers.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

"You are invading my privacy bubble!"

[@TheBadMovieBabe]

I also liked Dr. Mordrid. I have recommended it to my friends. I stumbled upon it about a year ago. Thanks for the behind the scenes stories. Keep up the good work! Your channel is one of my favorites.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You are very welcome!

[@aikisteven0616]

Full Moon movies were always big renters back in my video store days, and this one was a lot of fun. Can't wait for Friday to see the MST treatment of it!!

[@grimcity]

Man, over the years I just value and adore this channel even more and more. The composition work with the miniatures was pretty damn well done! Love this so much. Thank you!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! :)

[@allright]

You just mentioned Brisco County Jr, it made me realize, I I really miss those forgotten TV show episodes you did last year, I hope you do some more really soon, and and make sure you do one on Brisco County Jr, or better yet do a whole episode about the TV show itself, like your favorite episodes, and what they would have done if there was a season 2, but don't forget Invasion USA.

[@superstringcheese]

Fun fact: literally every pet raven in history has been named Edgar. Because it's super clever.

[@jamesdominguez7685]

In the Felix Castor books, his friend has TWO ravens, Edgar and Allen. Two clever references for the price of one!

[@dankyjoker]

I have a raven as a pet and his name is Blackface.

[@simplegarak]

Sweet! This film is on tubi. Weekend plans set. Though now I'm disappointed they didn't hire Jeffery Combs to play an alternate Dr. Strange in Multiverse of Madness.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

They missed the boat big time

[@eroc1024]

Your reviews are awesome. The time it takes to put this together is a lot. I really appreciate it. This exploring series is like a warm blanket.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks! They take a long time to put together indeed, I'm glad its appreciated :)

[@2buxaslice]

My favorite part was when Jeffry Combs says "It's Mordrid time!"

[@captainhaire]

I love it. You’re at 326k and I’ve been around when you were at 10k. Congrats man!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks for being here for the long haul!

[@JoeDredd2012]

I remember not minding this flick back in the day another film I would love to revisit sometime? Another awesome job on the ''Exploring'' episode Cecil!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@skeaneable]

A non Doctor Strange movie; Trivia :actor Brian Thompson who plays Kabal also plays an infamous would be conqueror of 'Earthrealm' note 'Kabal' is also the name of a character from very popular fighting video game franchise 😂😂😂😂 he was born for this role!!!

[@Vanished_Mostly]

15:31 That acronym always catches me off guard. I imagine Davey Havok handing them a plaque or something.

[@jasonsikes83]

You remind me if something that Stan Lee said about the adaptations of Marvel properties in the 90s. " I don't look for everything they got wrong, I look for everything they got right."

[@shannonneal3563]

The timing of this couldn't be better for me. I'm finishing up the Charles Band autobiography, Confessions of a Puppet Master. Great read for film fans.

[@str8ballinonyou]

I saw Dr. Mordid sort of recently,and I loved it 😂. Also had somebody on fb bring up the whole Dr. Strnage connection. It's so weird that out of all the movies they did,the fact that this one didnt get a sequel doesnt make sense lol. Which I'm guessing more because of the paramount deal. JC seems like a really cool dude who,also to your point of people who play villians,but are the best in real life. Also it was funny finding out about his son being the frontman for the calling. One of the early 2000s pearl jam clones lol.

[@jacejackson1993]

I see other content like this that’s nowhere near as good & gets more views..I hate how a channel as amazing as yours doesn’t get the recognition it deserves..thx for all your hard work 👍

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you, I'm glad my work is appreciated. :)

[@jacejackson1993]

@@GoodBadFlicks me and many others love it man 👍

[@Delightfully_Witchy]

3:25 Apparently Mortal Kombat was really influenced by this movie. Even Shao Kahn from Armageddon is in it.

[@deswynne8172]

I remember a few years ago watching this film on the Horror Channel here in the UK. Unfortunately they had to stop the broadcast because the screening went out at 4pm, they showed the uncensored version by mistake...oops! Thankfully it was repeated a few days later at a more sensible time of 9pm, nice one Horror Channel LOL

[@chrisberatis2612]

Fantastic exploring video on the full moon movie Doctor Mordrid oh by the way are you familiar with the Empire Pictures movie The Ghost Warrior from 1984 staring Japanese actor Hiroshi Fujioka?

[@16CharlyV]

Man, I always find awesome movies on your channel. I never knew about this, I'm a sucker for anything "occult detective" related (John Silence, Carnacky, Dr. Hesselius, Hellboy and the underrated 2020s Guillermo del Toro's Hugo Blackwood) but I never knew about this. Looks like a great movie for the genre, its definetly on my "to watch later" list.

[@jamesdominguez7685]

If you're a reader, pick up Mike Carey's Felix Castor series. He was one of the best writers who worked on the Constantine comics back in the day, and Felix Castor is his own original creation. It's an alternate modern world where the supernatural is real and accepted, exorcists are mainstream professionals (though the profession is a bit cliquey), and newspapers will report on hauntings and zombies. It's SO good. The first one is The Devil You Know.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@petewadesays12]

When I posted that I was gonna see "Dr Strange and the Multiverse of Madness" the box art was the image I posted haha. Couldn't seem to find the John Holmes one but Jeffery Combs is a treasure anyway.

[@Morbos1000]

I think the biggest hurdle for this movie was time. Five years earlier it may have done well. But 1992 is the year after T2 and Michael Jackson's Black or White video. It was the year before Jurassic Park. The film world was moving away from miniatures and into CGI. The era for this kind of movie was ending.

[@jamesdominguez7685]

I feel so torn about old-school effects. I adore Harryhausen - Argonauts, Golden Voyage, and Gwangi are some of my all-time favourite films - but I also recognise how dated the effects became by the 80s. The trouble is that underpaid, overworked digital artists generally lack the artistry and depth of anatomy knowledge that Ray had, and/or the time to really explore them. I would love to see someone of Harryhausen's talents make traditional stop motion with digital assistance to smooth the framerate, match lighting and film grain, and make clean composites. There must be a middle ground somewhere...

[@garyjust.johnson1436]

I still have the VHS player i bought from Montgomery Ward's Electric Avenue. All those VHS tapes i recorded over the years! Thats how i got a nearly complete Dr. Who collection from PBS late night viewing.

[@brandonmurphy301]

All of the Brian Thompson roles mentioned, and no love for Kindred: The Embraced?!? I'm shocked! Eddie Fiori was a great character, and Brian played him perfectly.

[@benjaminjones2231]

This intro explains why I like alot of Band's movies.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@JuliusCaminus]

I have been meaning to watch this for a while after seeing your original video. Looking forward to it now that is streaming on Amazon again. Also, I just watched 'The Barbarians,' and then saw that you had a video about it. That was fantastic!

[@Cameroo]

Watching your videos makes me long so much for the days of 90's VHS movies and late night TBS/USA network tv programming. I always loved Jefferey Combs in anything he shows up in.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@infinitydoctor68]

I just watched this on Blu Ray a few weeks ago. I grew up on the Full Moon films. This is still a personal favourite. 😁

[@jackslater8595]

Do you have any idea what movie you'll be going into next? Because I'm digging these new exploring vids!

[@Neyebureturns]

Great video. Has been expecting for you to talk about this movie since someone show it to me before the first Dr. Strange movie.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@YAMISOOLD2009]

That was a light of enlightenment about Dr. Mordrid and also one of the bigger straight to video companies of the early 90s. I guess I was a movie snob or just too cheap to risk renting any of these titles back then. But I watched the MST3K riffing of Dr. Mordrid and found the movie actually a bit too good for their talents. I was mostly into the story and found the actors and production to be pretty on par for that time period. Some of the riffs were funny as usual but with so many bad movies out there I really don't know why they went with this one. Thanks for your exhaustive video!

[@cgrescueotter8640]

I would love a comic that adapts those sequel scripts! Great video!

[@92Raider-art]

Fascinating as always man! Great vid!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@tenzon975]

I could've sworn you've covered this before! Could've been someone else. But damn. Awesome vid as always, Cecil!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

I did a GBF of this years ago, this is much more in depth.

[@Quirky_QF]

Band's been releasing a lot of comics lately, maybe he could turn the sequels into those. Doctor Mordrid showed up in 'Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe', so it's possible.

[@joshuapendleton6077]

Love this video. I just saw the new MST3K and it was great but I was definitely interested in the full moon movie. I’m always interested in the Band brothers productions. Love what you do. Keep it up.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you! I'm going to check the MST episode this week. :)

[@bootz8775]

I love all things Full moon, empire, and was raised on Moon beam. And Jeffrey Combs is always the best part of any movie. And I have great respect for stop motion, so I straight up love this movie. And did you actually bring up Brimstone?!?! I've been looking for that tv show for years! Watched it when I was a kid, and loved it. But can't find it. I love this channel so much!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thank you!

[@caincorn]

Can’t go wrong with Combs. Always enjoyable to watch he brings so much life to the characters he plays.

[@IrisDZ]

Great to see this movie get some attention!! I still have the vhs. Fantastic work!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@RipleyVs...]

Please, don’t ever stop making these videos.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

You got it :)

[@heathnantz9295]

You can never go wrong with Jeffrey Combs. Full Moon has had some fun flicks.

[@TheStrykerProject]

Brian Thompson is one of my favorite bad guys. Given my love of sorcery movies, I can't believe I missed this one. I guess it's time to rectify that situation! 😁

[@racheledwards2352]

Great movie. Great review. Great channel. Love ya, Cecil.

[@ikazuchioni]

Doctor Strange was just a multi-versal variant of Doctor Mordrid.😆

[@GoodBadFlicks]

:)

[@las10plagas]

reanimator and from beyond are great, great movies. I read the short story by HP lovecraft _from beyond_ first and then found out, that there is a movie with the reanimator in it. I just HAD to watch it ;-)

[@TECH097]

An absolute masterpiece exploring the depths that the darkness and lust for power that lies within humanity and beyond it. ^^

[@Kenjitsuka]

I still remembered the initial episode, so I was curious to see if this was that one :)

[@mherndon]

Remember watching this when it was new release on vhs. Fullmoon pics were a regular Friday choice. Jeffery combs has long been a man crush for me .

[@LostRanger87]

Awesome, informative, and most of all funny! Thanks for another great Exploring!

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@pathutchison7688]

Protecting Earth-realm from Kabal? MORTAL KOMBAT!!!!!!!

[@michaelmalott9925]

I always thought that Dr. Morbid was originally Doctor Strange movie. Marvel did pushed that narrative of Doctor Morbid being an unofficial Doctor Strange movie since the 90s including in The Marvel History Book, they talked about how several movies originally were Marvel license properties that were turned into other movies including Doctor Morbid.

[@jasonwohlers6151]

Too bad they couldn't have had Combs in MoM. Would've been a neat subtle nod since Marvel loves little jabs

[@snoo333]

i can't believe i missed this movie. i remember it on the video shelves but never gave it a chance.

[@mladenkulic446]

It's baffling when you learn this cost only 3 million, and the effects to this day look better(for the most part) than any recent hollywood shlock. After watching Doctor Mordrid last year (i think) i prefer it over MCU's Dr Strange. Shame we never got a sequel, very underrated & overlooked movie.

[@Xoguran]

Rapped on Toy World sounds kind of hardcore for a kids aimed film.

[@kungfew1396]

So many great Full Moon features, someone needs to pick up the torch and continue these classics in any way possible.

[@nom_nom_nom_]

You had me at "it started in the mid 80s"

[@christianlyle1641]

Fantastic video! I learned a lot I didn't know before

[@GoodBadFlicks]

Thanks!

[@otaking3582]

Earthrealm? Kabal? Did Ed Boon and John Tobias help with this movie?

[@AmityvilleFan]

There were plans for sequel? I'm so glad we not just know that fact now, but what the plans were. I'm a sucker to know such things, when a sequel cancelled or a series is cancelled preemtpy. I wish more studios would do this!

[@guyincognito6530]

I was looking forward to the "Master" TV show follow ups.

[@scottpatrick5834]

What do you use to edit your videos

[@DabionFreedom]

Brilliantly interesting insight & review, of a film I have always wanted to watch. I love Jeffrey Combs & quite afew of Full Moon's horror film installments. also I think Yvette Nipar is great in RoboCop: The Series. so this film is definitely a win for me. :)

[@АзарЯвед-э4м]

pls make review of Waxworks 2

[@Ennahdee]

Did Mark have hands of fate?

[@chainlink2459]

For once I watched the movie before your video, which is great as always. I really like the movie. It felt like a setup for something more, like the pilot of a TV series, so I'm not surprised there were sequels planned.

[@GoodBadFlicks]

A lot of the old Full Moon movies were set up to be franchises, its just a shame that this wasn't one that was able to do that.

[@euansmith3699]

The blue Mordred costume is pretty cool.

[@Burori1]

That was a fun lil' movie that I enjoyed catching late at night, when I had insomnia.

[@Faction.Paradox]

There's no film or tv show that couldn't be improved by adding Jeffrey Combs

[@1kylecurry]

A fun movie that all these years later is still a joy to watch. It is a shame they didn't have the chance to franchise. Good backstory info.

[@iyona14granturismogt6gtspo7]

Dr.Mordrid's apartment!! Be still my ❤️ heart!!

[@RavenHouseMystery]

Thanks for another great exploring episode, Cecil. Once again, the episode ends on another "shot to the balls". I'm starting to sense a trend here. 😉 When I first saw Doctor Mordrid, I definitely thought it was some kind of Doctor Strange rip-off, yet it also felt like such a different kind of film for Full Moon to do. Now with this video, I understand a lot more about the film and especially, Jack Kirby's original ideas. This is something I knew nothing about, and it makes me want to appreciate both Doctor Mordrid and Mandroid better. As always, your research and putting these videos together is informative and fun.

[@droc6927]

I wanna see the movie with the Handicapped man controlling the giant robot. VENTURE bros use this in one of there episodes as an homage I think.

[@donright4492]

Man it would have been cool to see the sequel and I love Jeffrey Combs performance it not best but it would d this was a nice change seeing him as a good guy than a bad guy

[@Zenlore6499]

Spooky magic man adventures are always a good time!

[@studinthemaking]

The woman who is the evil brother love interest. Was the blonde in the movie road house.

[@mattpurvis9873]

Funny - I just watched this movie a couple weeks ago. Pretty solid Full Moon feature.

[@ObiClon]

This is a movie I would watch after hearing about it on Brandon Tenold. Just put it in my online shopping cart . Will have to keep an eye out for that MST3K episode this will be featured in

[@migazone]

would rather have more Dr. Mordrid films then the hundreds of Evil bong movies

[@120bluestar]

I heard that too that they had the rights to doctor strange but lost them because they didn't do anything with it and renamend it to doctor mordrid and made that movie. I wish that the movie was successfull, the sequel ideas sound very good.

[@allright]

I was wondering why you were doing a video on Dr. Morbid again, but I guess you wanted to clarify that it wasn't supposed to be a Doctor Strange movie, and a few other details you left on the original video, BTW please don't delete the original Doctor Morbid video, I don't know why but I kind of prefer that one.

[@WhiskeyBrewer]

Had no idea there was a link between Full Moon and The Calling lmfao

[@Malum09]

Honestly Doctor Mordrid seems like a better Doctor Strange adaptation than the MCU Movies