Obscure Lost Films You Never Heard Of

[@AllThingsLost]

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[@IncredibleCactusRoll]

No thanks.

[@eko9554]

I don’t wanna die so no thx

[@Marchingvenusaur]

I'm sorry but this is such a weird fucking thing to advertise

[@deadeye_john]

Update. Its not good

[@Sharp22CatFish]

Yummy essential oils

[@Wnick1996]

Don't know what's weirder. An Ann Frank anime or a K-pop sci-fi soccer movie

[@firefly387]

Thatcher World.

[@ChaunceyGardener]

There is a Princess Diana anime...

[@ChaunceyGardener]

@dangerzone334archive You mean she is not a magical girl?

[@marioboi323]

There’s an Anne frank manga. I’ve been to the museum, there’s a few copies on display at the end before the giftshop

[@Wnick1996]

@@ChaunceyGardener Oh ya, almost forgot about that. Japan does love Britain

[@jamesmoss3424]

R.I.P. Shelley Duvall.

[@MercuryFalcon]

The Anne Frank anime isn't as weird with context. Nippon animation had a very popular series called World Masterpiece Theatre where every year they would adapt a classic novel into a 50 episode anime. Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata of future Ghibli fame worked on several entries most notably Heidi Girl of the Alps and Anne of Green Gables. At the same time, the popularity of these series led to other studios trying to adapt novels like Madhouse's adaptations of Nobody's Boy Remi and Treasure Island. This is why there's like 3 different anime adaptations of the book/play Little Women. Finding out they made a TV special of Anne Frank actually seems very much in their wheelhouse.

[@mightyfilm]

We all should be glad they didn't make Anne Frank's story into one of those gaudy, poorly animated and designed "Funky Fables." I forget what the Japanese language name for those shorts were, but they were awful. I saw their attempt at A Christmas Carol and it was easily the dumbest and worst adaption of that story ever. Saban's gag dub didn't help. Also, a Japanese game company turned Les Misérables into a dopey Street Fighter clone, so...yeah. They can do SOOOOO much worse with literature than a respectful, tasteful adaption like this was.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Yay, MercuryFalcon, you’re here!

[@jadenbryant9283]

Oh shit Mercuryfalcon is here.

[@mightyfilm]

At least the anime's theme song has been uploaded years ago kzbin.info/www/bejne/boWqe59rbsSNfpY

[@bitteralmonds666]

There was also a Princess Diana anime 🧉🦄👍🏽

[@UJEvans]

It's truly crazy how someone as well-known as Kelsey Grammer can be the headliner of a movie and still see that movie become lost to time.

[@jakeritmiller]

I’m still waiting for his sex tape to drop

[@bostonrailfan2427]

his film career wasn’t that big, outside of TV he has struggled…

[@ParallaxHearts]

I was a HUGE fan of H.O.T as a kid and remember the soccer film coming out. It wasn't released in any form on any English-based websites at the time and nobody uploaded it on pirating clients. You'd have to find a native Korean superfan in their mid-30s that had a hand-cam. lol

[@mmisafire]

i wish i was surprised that its lost but so many companies are super weird about these kind of things, someone definitely has it somewhere but theyll probably never put it out

[@atomicdancer]

High-five of Thirty-somethings ✋

[@LikaLaruku]

I actually did see a pirate copy. Extremely low resolution & in a very small player that took forever to buffer. It was... really bad, CGI even for the time, & blatantly influenced by Space Jam. The soundtrack was equally disappointing; like about 5 songs & only 1 was good.

[@thedrewster0408]

What’s funny about the movie “Age of Peace” is that the soundtrack is fully available on Spotify yet the full movie is still not available to view on either online platforms or on physical media. For being a “sports” movie with a Sci-Fi theme, that’s like if Space Jam had its soundtrack readily available but the movie is nowhere to be found or properly archived. Although the best part about the movie, outside of the great 2D animation of the Looney Tunes characters, was the soundtrack for the movie.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

There are Bollywood movies that have surviving soundtracks but are not available to the public for a long while. The rarely seen 1959 Jungle King movie (generic and error prone as hell!) has a soundtrack which sounds so tinny in a so bad it’s good way.

[@brianbarker2551]

I bought Fly Like an Eagle on a CD single at the time, it's got Bugs and Seal on the cover. It's around here somewhere.

[@LikaLaruku]

I own both the Space Jam & Age of Peace soundtracks. lol

[@Jerry_the_Head]

Clicked due to "spitting image" being in the thumbnail

[@Obozo_Gaming]

Same, sole reason I clicked on the video.

[@Focalor]

Same here.

[@deadeye_john]

Was it intentionally ugly as a joke?

[@Obozo_Gaming]

@@deadeye_john Yeah, that was part of the joke.

[@RobotacularRoBob]

Spitting image was satire of IRL people so they were meant to look like over-the-top caricatures come to life.

[@soup5309]

3:02 not to be that guy, but its entirely possible that those 2 are related due to the fact that world cup preparation takes much longer and promotional stuff usually comes out 1-2 years in advance.

[@MrGenyaAvacado]

Be that guy! TWO YEARS is a short timespan when planning the Olympics usually are planned out a decade in advance. Also movie scripts, etc take many years of planning and development. He could have been joking about there NOT being a connection.

[@thebreakfastmenu]

Edgar Wright is so brilliant. I've been a huge fan of his for 20 odd years now. I'm so happy he's become a well known respected filmmaker. Gotta get those short films found!

[@AbrasiousProductions]

he's a genuine inspiration to me, I really hope I can be like him one day

[@creativeflo5599]

50 PENCE not pounds haha

[@Marylandbrony]

I actually saw a similar mistake on a lost Sega arcade game or system that involved Micheal Jackson I think that used an anachronistic Euro sign and not the pound symbol.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

never know, could have been a rich school 😉🤣

[@dfxedits4607]

Still waiting for The Day the Clown Cried to release, if at all.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

I know right, fuckers said June 2024 and it STILL hasn't released!

[@Mondomeyer]

At this point, I very much doubt we'll be seeing it.

[@TimmyTheTinman]

It’s supposed to be screened at a film festival in Venice soon! I feel like it’s extremely close to finally coming out

[@Mondomeyer]

​@@TimmyTheTinmanWeeeeeell, mayyyyybeeee...

[@Judgeangels]

​@@TimmyTheTinman they better do it

[@williamhild1793]

"Loose Balls" by Terry Pluto is NOT a novel. It is a history and chronology of the American Basketball Association's entire history. it is told mostly through interviews of players and others involved with the ABA, and again covers the ENTIRE history, not just the last year.

[@craiganderson7986]

Thank you!

[@JamesLawner]

TIRED: The Day the Clown Cried. WIRED: Anne Frank anime.

[@Ropetupa]

"Splitting image" was, as far as I know, the inspiration for a finnish cgi political satire.

[@yugioht42]

Anne frank was adapted twice into anime once in the 1960s and once in the 2000s as an OVA. It did not garner viewers as expected. The problem is the 1960s were a time of big change in Japan as the Economic miracle got underway. They really didn’t want to see the dark shadows of the war they participated in. The Anne frank OVA was released in the early 2000s but its sales numbers weren’t really good as the animation company butchered the original writings. The book however is still a best seller in Japan as it still is required reading in school. The modern US movie adaptation was a middle of the road success and it opened a lot of eyes.

[@TimmyTheTinman]

Glad to see you back! You may want to do an update on coyote vs Acme as new information came out, including that the movie itself is not destroyed however it’s been basically been sitting at Warner Bros. this entire time waiting for a buyer.

[@thedrewster0408]

@@TimmyTheTinman There’s a fully animated Looney Tunes film coming out next year called “The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie” in North American theaters by a distributor called Ketchup Entertainment. So if the movie becomes successful at the box office, then Warner Bros could be more willing to release Coyote Vs. Acme on the big screen.

[@TimmyTheTinman]

@@thedrewster0408 I think it’s more likely they just dump it on max but yeah, I hope that movie becomes a success so we can finally see Coyote

[@TheDigitalApple]

Surprisingly I have heard of the Anne Frank anime.

[@AnthonyAgnelli]

Me too. That what happens when you browse the Lost Media Wiki for hours

[@Nerdtendo6366]

But have you heard of Goku x Anne Frank?

[@LikaLaruku]

Was it Kenny Lauderdale who informed the,world of its existance?

[@jcyjacobyoung]

Hi! Couple corrections about Age of Peace, there's a photobook, a CD booklet and a flyer. There are no confirmed scans of the photobook yet, some can be found in a BiliBili article, but it's only assumption. We're not sure of what's in the cd booklet either, but I know of someone with a copy so maybe I can ask them for some scans. The picture shown in the video when tallking about the photobook is assumed to be a flyer distributed to promote the movie. More information can be seen in a Google Doc on the Age of Peace subreddit; the flyer has been fully translated. There also seems to be someone with a copy of the script, but they haven't released it to the public cause they've been translating it, and their health is in very bad shape at the moment, so releasing the script, translated or not, is probably and unfortunately not their main priority at this moment.

[@bloodystatic4156]

Fun fact: The Football War happened in 1969 due to a Soccer match in between Honduras and El Salvador, though there were also many other factors that led up to the war.

[@deadeye_john]

UPDATE: Thatcher World isn't lost. You can see the it at a private screening in the UK. So its only avaliable privately.

[@LikaLaruku]

I kinda,want to see it. I know nothing of British politics, but the puppets look facinating.

[@kaimactrash]

I love modern lost media stuff, but I have such a deep need for the early feature length animated films that have been lost to time, films like 1917s El Apostle or 1916s Creation. Sadly as interesting as those two are to me, we're almost definitely never going to see either ever again, even though they're the very first animated feature length films*, and set the stage for so many amazing pieces of animations we've had ever since. (*Disney claims that's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, but Snow White isn't even the oldest surviving animated feature film, that nod goes to The Adventures of Prince Ahmed, in 1926, 11 years earlier than Snow White. Hell, Snow White wasn't even the first animated feature film made in the USA, that goes to the aforementioned 1916's Creation, which is also actually the oldest animated feature film, as far as we know.)

[@SlapstickGenius23]

At least bear in mind that Snow White was the first animated American film in colour.

[@LikaLaruku]

I care little for post 90s lost media & am way more interested in older stuff, the older the better.

[@afiamahmood1313]

Can you do a video on non English or Asian lost media? They aren't talked about, so I feel like they might be interesting to learn about. Some I can think of are Gogola (lost Bollywood Godzilla ripoff), Arirang (lost Korean silent film), Chikara to onna no yo no naka (lost Anime, also the first Anime with voice acting), etc. Plus there is the case former kpop star Hangeng who was part of Super Junior and was forced to wear a mask due to being the first fully foriegn idol (he had visa issues and foreigners could only perform in 3 tv channels). He was treated like a backup dancer until a member of the group, Heechul took his mask of and pushed him to the front of the stage. There is no footage or screenshot of the incident even though it probably exists.

[@GumSkyloard]

He should definitely mention the hoax lost media piece about two Portuguese TV clowns (yes, actual red nose clowns) allegedly getting into a messy fight on TV. Obviously, it's a hoax, and lots of people have claimed to have seen it or taped it, but it's still really funny, as a Portuguese guy myself.

[@maryvampiregirl666]

the korean live action Candy Candy movie too

[@thefaulkness]

Quick correction at 6:45 50p means 50 pence (essentially 50 cents)

[@carlhartwell7978]

Yeah, had to take a good look for myself at the poster there!🤣

[@gina_latte]

Were "Spitting Image" puppets used in the Genesis music video, "Land of Confusion?" They sure look the same.

[@mightyfilm]

It's a well known fact that they were.

[@gina_latte]

@@mightyfilm Well, excuse me. I was in high school in the 80's. I'm also from the States. Never ever heard of "Spitting Image" til now.

[@mightyfilm]

@@gina_latte I've only seen pictures of the music video and read the trivia. Most things I got were from pop culture osmosis and various factoids.

[@LUCKO2022]

Yes they were.

[@LUCKO2022]

@gina_latte I am from Canada and I heard of spitting image. They did 2 season revival series a few years back. You can watch them on KZbin.

[@Mistertbones]

I'd love to see New Jersey Turnpikes, as I'm a sucker for bad comedy films.

[@TimmyTheTinman]

It’s crazy how there’s almost no set photos and barely any behind-the-scenes material. The Me And My Friends pilot is still lost, but has lots of that material so universal has done a very good job keeping this film under wraps but maybe with new interest in the film we might be able to see it finally

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@TimmyTheTinmannot a surprise, it’s a low-budget B-movie so little reason that anyone would take pictures

[@davidlisteresq]

Everyone above like 30 years old in the UK has heard of Spitting Image. It was iconic.

[@a.champagne6238]

I'm guessing they are the ones who did the Land of Confusion video?

[@davidlisteresq]

@@a.champagne6238 Yep.

[@danzirvine]

also thos younger around 10 year younger since with the christmas song that uses them and the fact it revived a few years back

[@cheesymiccheeseballs8227]

The way you described the Anne Frank anime is way less in poor taste than what I pictured it would be LOL

[@mightyfilm]

It should be known that the showrunners for Spitting Image really hated Thatcher, and as the show went on the character became less sympathetic and more sinister. That especially included her puppet, which went from mild caricature to a feral ratlike permanent angry sneer.

[@bostonrailfan2427]

it stopped being satire and was pure libel

[@carlhartwell7978]

@@bostonrailfan2427 There's a fine line between capturing public sentiment and informing it...

[@bostonrailfan2427]

@@carlhartwell7978 and they jumped over with both feet that wasn’t satire, it was slander

[@MrSmith1984]

It's not hard to understand why they hated Thatcher though. Similar to Trump in the United States funny enough.

[@MissSallyB1]

I was going to say I swear I've seen ads for New Jersey Turnpikes...but then it dawned that I was mixing it up with SemiPro. Damn you Will Ferrel and your baseketball comedy shtick!

[@robblumenberg5965]

The Hanna Montana anime was canceled because Disney tried to buy the SUPER SENTAI rights from TOEI, because DISNEY wanted full creative control of SUPER SENTAI.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Yeah, that’s why Toei would kick out Disney so that it still owns super Sentai. Makes a lot of ironic sense because Disney later had to acquire marvel instead of Super Sentai.

[@MrSmith1984]

Ironically enough, Disney would later sell up the Rights they actually held over Power Rangers.

[@SemiShweet]

Your videos are so good, I'd never heard of most of these.

[@soko4710]

There were so many episodes and clips of the original Spitting Image on KZbin in the late 2010s, and then virtually all of them got copyright claimed. The new series is on KZbin but is not an improvement over the old one. So it was a lose-lose situation. I liked some of the original series because it taught me a lot about British politics in the '80s and '90s!

[@jaredweber9407]

I love the drive and enthusiasm to view a lost made-for-tv Canadian educational special

[@adamsmoberly]

I know of some other K-Pop lost media, especially an album. Back in 2009, Will.I.Am reached out to the new group at that time, 2NE1 (they did a lot of covers of The Black Eye Peas and Fergie songs pre-debut) and he even sent them a video, which YG Entertainment had on their channel before removing it sometime ago. Then in 2010, while in LA, 2NE1’s web show, 2NE1TV showed them in Will.I.Am’s studio, recording songs (and they did feature on his 2013 album, though only CL and Park Bom were featured, Dara and Minzy oddly not featured), so I definitely think an album was made. I thought it was maybe cancelled by whoever would publish it in the states, but I actually think it was YG themselves who pulled it (especially after CL’s solo work after her English debut single flopped was pulled). It’s sad, because if they would have came out, I definitely think BTS and sister group BlackPink wouldn’t be seen as the pioneers of K-pop reaching the west (which they aren’t, Wonder Girls did that back in 2009, the first k-pop group to chart on the Billboard Top 100). And speaking of CL, she actually has a lost video she gave a sneak peak of back in 2018 called All In (which was supposed to be released in 2017). It looks so cool and the song sounded amazing, but after lifted (I assume) failed to create buzz around CL’s English debut, they canned it. It’s so sad and wish the MV was fully released.

[@flowerzforsaturn]

Bts are seen as pioneers because they were successful in getting the west attention, there were groups that promoted in the US before but didn’t have nearly the same reaction as bts. I definitely think companies were too scared to fully promote their groups after seeing what happened with Wonder Girls. It really is a shame that companies didn’t have faith but at the same time I don’t think Westerners were ready for kpop in the early 2000s. Even when Gangnam Style came out, despite it being successful people didn’t take the song seriously and even Psy said he was disappointed it was his only US hit.

[@terrysyvertson9205]

universal studios had a vault fire in 2008, 118,000 to 175,000 audio master tapes and a massive amount of music was lost, so any lost media that was in the vault when that fire happened means it will be lost forever, and it's most likely that cut scenes from universal studios movies were also lost in that fire

[@michaelchoman1625]

Would this include all of the cut scenes (both video and audio) from "Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man" (1943) in which the Frankenstein Monster is shown as being blind and speaking in Ygor's voice? If that's so, then so much for completing "the Ygor trilogy" (as I call it) within the Universal Frankenstein films.

[@KickMaster83]

Omg!!! I'm the one who found about Borderline High and wrote the article on it! :D So cool to see someone I'm subbed to covering it! He even used the screenshot I took for the article lol :3

[@guycalledalex]

Admission was 50 pence not pounds 😅, cinema tickets are getting up there today but not that bad yet.

[@sirstewartwallace3917]

Universal has another movie that was shot years ago called Hippie Hippie Shake that was shelved as the subjects the movie was based on hated the film and the leads had recently been in some major flops. Even though co-star Cillian Murphy had his career resurgence with his works with Christopher Nolan, there are no plans to release the long-delayed film.

[@DerbyshireBangers]

50 pence lol

[@nicholasharvey1232]

Video starts for real at 1:34.

[@Randomlad.0737]

It's nice to see you do a list video, after such a long time.

[@diretrip]

O hai ther

[@bitteralmonds666]

Whoa… DireTrip 👁️

[@teghanshaer2005]

0:48 this company is literally the definition of “Smoking? Try AIR”

[@zoeledwards6617]

“Oh hi there.” Just make me feel better when he says that.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

I know right, reminds me of when my boyfriend asks "what did you do today?" in this sweet, curious tone☺❣

[@Fl4ppers]

Central Independent Television has archives of old tapes from Spitting Image back then. Some of the former employees also made copies and took them home to archive/preserve them. There is lots from that 80s/90s show that is no longer seen. They had Savile and many others band to rights and all that footage is held away from the public. Years ago many of us lobbied these shows to be put on sites like this for cultural and historic reference.

[@ilpalozzo]

Im waiting for Blood Circus

[@hypnotised-clover]

9:05 Ident*, as in, short for identification.

[@Gappasaurus]

Lol, had to rewind that one, thought i had heard it wrong the first time 😅 Edit: Also, 10:34 they were WARY (cautiously hesitant), not WEARY (weak from exhaustion) 😉

[@ChaseDaOrk3767]

Do you plan on looking into doing a video on music lost media?

[@4ever9zxyme]

Oooh I love rare obscure films . I also love rare short films from the 90s. You should cover that maybe. One that came to mind is “ bed head” by the popular filmmaker Robert Rodriguez ( desperado, from dusk till dawn, spy kids, sin city , planet terror ) It’s one of his first works and not many people know of it. It’s on KZbin , it’s really interesting to see and watch the beginning of his work. There’s many short films and obscure films here on KZbin .

[@sagalord-lr8hu]

of cource they're obscure,they're lost

[@HenryTheProducer]

lol

[@sagalord-lr8hu]

@@enriquemedina3631 i know,was making a joke

[@richardenglish2195]

I remember watching Thatcherworld. I'd give my right arm to see it again.

[@iaincampbell6959]

Does anybody get Genesis' "Land of Confusion" vibes by watching Thatcher World?

[@devonbocka226]

Yep, that puppet got scarier as it went along! It started out looking human then slowly got way scarier!

[@CarysCreatesThings]

Admission for the Carbolic Soap screening was 50 pence, not £50 😂 £50 in 1992 was the equivalent of around £130 in today’s money! That would have to be one hell of a short film to charge that much to watch it! 😂

[@kaijufriend]

thanks for covering age of peace! i've been wanting that movie to be found for about 6 years and i'm sure theres people who have been waiting to see it for way longer! (it looks very cheesy but i'm so curious about it lmao)

[@Andrewgtv05]

Here is an idea, Media that almost became Lost Media.

[@amotaba]

After all, will "The Day the Clown Cried" be released this year?

[@LUCKO2022]

It is never getting released. Ever.

[@amotaba]

@@LUCKO2022 :(

[@robokill387]

50 pennies, not pounds, lol.

[@marioboi323]

6:46 it was 50p (pents) not pounds. (About 64 cents USD today)

[@mysteriotube1233]

50p is 50 pence not 50 pound

[@DrBagPhD]

While watching the Olympic swimmers my mate asked me what my favourite stroke was. I took a moment to consider it and replied, decidedly, "Thatcher's".

[@rhyspatterson679]

the movie price on carbolic soap says its 50p not 50 Pounds. Thats like saying 50 cents vs 50 bucks. But if you've never spent time in England i can get why that would throw you

[@Communalmilk]

Haha when I heard you say “the only known screening was at Kennion Hall” for Edgar Wrights film, it sounds so grand, when in reality Kennion Hall is just a secondary school (high school) Assembly hall, where we’d have Drama lessons and lunch when it was raining outside. This is at The Blue School in Wells, Somerset, UK - fun fact if you didn’t know, Wells is also where he filmed ‘Hot Fuzz’ as it’s where he grew up. He’s a bit of a local legend around these parts

[@areakastudios6704]

I was involved in the search for an old youtube short film that used edited renders from calvin and hobbes to tell it's story. It was extremely weird, but super well made for it's time. It was taken down from youtube in 2015 for unknown reasons and was forgotten for a long time until someone on reddit brought it up. It was a small group, but it all worked out, because both versions are now found! :>

[@jenzi-v4e]

6:45 admission was 50 PENCE, not 50 pounds 🙂

[@SimonCallahan]

I remember when New Jersey Turnpikes was being filmed. It was filmed in Toronto, and Kelsey Grammar showed up at a local TV station to do an interview and he happened to talk about it. He didn't really say much, just that he was working on it, and that's because the station regularly aired The Simpsons in syndication, so they were just like, "Hey! We can get the voice of Sideshow Bob on here!". The station was CFMT, known as Channel 47 here in Southern Ontario, and the host who interviewed him was Lucy Zilio. You might be able to find that interview somewhere.

[@TwesomE]

Because in some movies they were the shame of their prodictions they put them into the drawer never to be seen or heard again! Thus we have them as lost media after years and years of searching!

[@kyliethelittlespider-mangirl94]

If that happy ususal anime music from the Anne Frank anime movie leaks online, I’m curious cuz if that was ACTUALLY in the movie, that is super out of place in terms of the subject matter.

[@doctorfrosty3546]

“Last movie of Shelley Duvall” not anymore

[@DaveTexas]

Kind of amazing that Shelley came out of retirement for one film shortly before she died.

[@justin4844]

Could Bro Bob be the director, Bob Willems?

[@SammEater]

There was once a movie I watched about a couple of kids (a boy and a girl) who travelled through time using a time machine that looked a lot like the Time Machine from all those adaptations, it had this weird victorian era design to it. Never could find that movie again. Initially I thought I had dreamed that movie UNTIL I found another movie I thought I dreamed up as well, about a boy who could travel the world inside of stamps using magic, when I realized that was a real movie, I thought, hey the time travel in a victorian era time machine could be real. But I could never find that movie again.

[@CavallOve]

Why nobody is never talking about Alberto Cavallone's "Maldoror-The savage God"? This movie is the craziest thing ever made, and it really existed, until the 80's where the director's personal workprint was destroyed (but another copie may still exist in a private collection). Currently there is photos, screenplay and music.

[@electricwizard3000]

Teenage Edgar Wright also produced a SOV cowboy western, the name of which escapes me, but it's here on KZbin...somewhere.

[@mathieuleader8601]

the magic trunk film with Duvall would have been a sleeper hit

[@TheGuyInTheCheapSeats]

It's amazing how throughly Netflix buried its Gore Vidal movie. David Zaslav would be proud.

[@jcwdesigns82]

Hannah Montanime. That's all I needed. Thanks. ✌

[@Wstarlights]

Stephen Baldwin did not star as a 'Stephen Baldwin' type then.. 🎉🎉🎉

[@maximusprime3459]

Those Spitting Image puppets frightened me as a kid. They were super creepy. Especially in that Genesis video 'Land of Confusion'.

[@SuperFlashDriver]

Good Lord the thumbnail of this video is how I developed nightmares as a kid. Wide eyes, Wide Smile....Yeah, that checks it off.

[@batteryacid1]

1:54 HOT MENTIONED !!!!

[@rayganparksmitchell]

Dislike because there was a sponsored segment

[@Yakkymania]

Spitting Image & Kelsey Grammer mentioned in the same lost media video? Sometimes i wonder if the world really DOES revolve around me. (For context, Genesis, the band that the Spitting Image team made a music video for, are my favorite band & Frasier, the show that Kelsey Grammer is most famous for starring in, is my favorite live action television series.)

[@GeddyLeeBell]

When will people finally understand that there is a HUGE difference between accusations and guilt. Our justice system is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law

[@TwinRiver100]

8:59 it's too bad Thatcher world is lost i love the stuff from Spitting Image i fell into a bunch of it on KZbin between 2020 and 2022 a little bit before their revival. but when they were trying to get everything on Britbox and direct people there, they deleted pretty much all traces of the show here on KZbin except the newer episodes. full eps, ep clips and all the various songs got deleted. i did see a season or two on archive maybe a few months ago, but since going back to check on them, they got found out a ZAPPPED out of existence as well.

[@MrGenyaAvacado]

TWO YEARS is a short timespan when planning the Olympics usually are planned out a decade in advance.

[@Scotsmanthebedbug]

Classic Spitting Image is the best.

[@chazzer6545]

6:50 admission was £0.50 not £50

[@Make_Pepe_Great_Again]

Wow, Gore Vidal and Kevin Spacey. Like writer like actor.

[@mathieuleader8601]

Loose Balls is like a forerunner to Dodgeball an Underdog Story

[@kaos421]

10k for 1 million records WTF

[@fernandarangelgoncalves1817]

Hey, I have a sugestion! How about Brazilian lost media? We've many too.

[@takodacorliss5838]

I want to see Gore now because of how similar Gore and Spacey are.

[@PowerGlove79]

I think you meant 50 pence, not 50 pounds lol

[@carlhartwell7978]

I wouldn't say the first movie had nothing to do with the 2002 world cup merely because it was 2yrs before. The world cup only takes place every 4yrs, it obviously would have been known who was hosting it, the qualifiers would also have been taking place at that time as well. Seems reasonable that they were capitalising on the heightening excitement.

[@computerblue84]

So do we know if the finished portion of the “first version” of HBO’s The Idol and the sixth episode considered lost? Speaking of I can’t believe the film “I Shot Andy Warhol” is considered lost due to licensing issues. I remember renting it on vhs several times in middle school in the early 2000s! It would be AWESOME if you did a video on that!

[@penumbral_psithurism]

If you want to see some really obscure sh*t, you should check out the wacky world of eastern European animation. Krysar (1986) is the one I remember from way back.

[@ЗагдааНамчин]

Hi, and great video

[@carlhartwell7978]

6:44 I nearly fell off my chair! Lol fifty pence (or more commonly _'pee'_ ) Pounds are more the equivalent of dollars btw.

[@berniekatzroy]

The Ann Frank anime wasn't lost, you can find it right here on KZbin.

[@pun_dimen]

Nope, its a version made in 1995, not the one he talks in the video

[@berniekatzroy]

@@pun_dimen no, that same one can be found on here. I've watched it a few yrs back.

[@bullets4luv]

You're telling me that the guy in the basketball movie isn't Will Ferrell?

[@bullets4luv]

Nvm I spoke too soon, that is in fact Will Farrell