Remember When Arnold Schwarzenegger Had a FIGHT With SATAN?!

[@RyanHollinger]

*HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Thank you SO MUCH for watching my videos this year. Stay safe and I'll see you all in 2022!* Go to expressvpn.com/RYAN and find out how you can get 3 months of ExpressVPN free!

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

Happy holidays, Ryan; best of luck towards your next series of essays! 🥰Here are my ritual recommends that I'm hoping you tackle in the new year: As Above, So Below (2014) Mr. Jones (2013) Underworld series (2003-2017) Soulmate (2013)

[@boobootittleman7299]

Merry Christmas & happy New Year to ya, Ryan!

[@anubusx]

Love this movie. It and Ghostbusters 2 are so similar.

[@anubusx]

Review Dark City.

[@anubusx]

Dark City Mr Brooks

[@Saku19]

"YOU'RE A FUCKING CHOIR BOY COMPARED TO ME, A CHOIR BOY!" Really genius move by Arnie, knowing that Satan himself wan an angel, Arnie roasts him.

[@RyanHollinger]

Wish I put that line in the video

[@sean5558]

Best quote

[@Godzillafan1980]

@@RyanHollinger yeah... you're a POON for leaving that out

[@morganrobinson8042]

Angelic lore being a contradictory pile of apocrypha and errata notwithstanding, I'm quite sure that at least one origin of lucifer was as a leader of one of the heavenly choirs. Probably the highest one, but the inconstant taxonomy of angels makes naming which that is problematic. Of course, an angelic choir is essentially a bunch of semi-divine beings actively aggrandizing their creator, master and reason for existing. They are central to the organization of heaven and ontologically serve as a direct symbol of God as master of all things, and thereby enforcing the fact that the universe also must exist, by his will. So it's actually a pretty high position, and also a big deal that Lucifer rebelled as he did(obviously).

[@anubusx]

Some angels just want to see the world burn.

[@jwnj9716]

I remember. Still think its underrated. When you have Arnie in a horror movie or a movie that has horror elements, its worth checking it out.

[@LucyLioness100]

I actually enjoy the complete lunacy

[@charlespuruncajas9663]

Yep, Predator and Terminator 1 are basically a horror slasher movie

[@existenceisrelative]

It's so good.

[@hudsonsirheshicks2653]

It is a steaming pile of doggie doo doo my dude.

[@burningmisery]

@@hudsonsirheshicks2653 That's certainly an opinion 🤷

[@harrisonlee9585]

Wow, the plot of Jingle All The Way is way different than I remember

[@Dan-ud8hz]

Jingle all of Days

[@irishjoe9195]

Lol

[@dillonlawrence1440]

I thought it was Kindergarten Cop. Boy was I confused.

[@n8ivspat3n56]

This must’ve what happened if the cookie wasn’t put down

[@charlespuruncajas9663]

The first time I saw this my thoughts were: Terminator 2 but with Satan instead of T1000 and gorgeous Robin Tunney instead of John Connor

[@stickershock66]

I remember this amazing bit from one of Roger Ebert's movie books: "Q. Why did Arnold go through all that trouble to keep the Devil from impregnating Robin Tunney in "End Of Days" when all he had to do was impregnate her first? Now that would be a movie. (Patrick Franklin, Norman OK) A. It would also be the world's greatest pickup line: "Quick--let me impregnate you before the Devil does!""

[@skylx0812]

Gat dawuun!

[@kissslayyy]

He is too powerful to keep alive

[@DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose]

Wow, I can't believe we've reached the end of another yearly era of "Hoyever." Your first 2021 video on House on Haunted Hill doesn't feel that long-ago to be honest! But regardless, thank you so much Ryan: for consistently remaining one of my favorite YT movie critics, for keeping me always anticipating your fantastic breakdowns on all these (mostly) underappreciated works, and inspiring me towards creating my own movie essays! See you next year. 😊

[@luclin92]

Wait that was this year? Oh how fast time has moved

[@CNNBlackmailSupport]

Lol.

[@MadJustin7]

This was the end of the action movie era for me. You just can't top The Arnold fighting literal Satan for souls of all humanity.

[@CashelOConnolly]

No Donald Trump is that😂

[@NobleRaider2747]

@@CashelOConnolly ?

[@ShoggothLord]

I should point out the Y2K bug a was a real problem. The reason nothing came of it is because millions of dollars and tons of man hours were dumped into *correcting* it before it became an issue.

[@RyanHollinger]

Totally! But naturally, conspiracy theories were rampant

[@JohnWick-vh2qy]

@@RyanHollinger More believable than the Plandemic going on atm.

[@LordLOC]

@@JohnWick-vh2qy Stop watching Joe Rogan and Steven Crowder, it's making you believe weird things sir.

[@alechachman9599]

@@JohnWick-vh2qy go to any ICU that's not in New England where we have things a little better than the rest of the country, and tell me that again.

[@NobleRaider2747]

@@JohnWick-vh2qy """plandemic"""

[@davidm6329]

Actually, I would argue that the technical concerns surrounding Y2K and computers were very real. If you know much about programming, time and the calendar year are actually significantly more entwined in code than the average person would think. The potential knock-on effects of time essentially not existing any more as far as computers were concerned could have been numerous and crippling. The only reason were didn't experience them was because of a rushed effort pre-Y2K to recode calendars and time in the way computers see them. It wouldn't have led to an evil AI takeover of the world, but it very well could have led to the kinds of computer errors that shut down entire networks as well as individual computers. Imagine being on a flight where the computer of the plane died at the stroke of midnight because no one had overhauled the code. Imagine being in a city where computers controlled streetlights, and all of them shut down at once for a protracted length of time, or even worse, went haywire and started flashing random colors for random durations. These and more were potential outcomes of not fixing this problem.

[@cadaverpete]

Exactly. I wasn't old enough to understand this myself but alot of co-workers have told me about how much work they had to put in to help customers and their own companies fix their applications. The amounts of money that was poured in to fix this was massive

[@Robocopnik]

Yeah, nothing happened because a lot of folks put a lot of effort into making sure nothing happened.

[@wstine79]

Devil: "I will give you eternal life and power if as long as you serve me, Ryan." Ryan: "HOYEVER." Devil: "Curses!" :::flies away in flames:::

[@pUrpLEsnake325]

I really feel like this movie is underrated, the portrayal of Satan is one of the best in cinema IMO, and I have to disagree on Arnie not being able to portray this character. I think he does a bang up job honestly, his more emotional scenes in this movie are honestly moving to me.

[@persey7241]

He is fine to me as well, though it may indeed be more of a matter of being used to him in general, like it is with his accent

[@ajaxtelamonian5134]

Yeah I feel his reactions are more real than a lot of over the top schlock you see.

[@SSD_Penumbra]

The other is Peter Stormare's portrayal at the end of Constantine. He's not overly evil. Just kind of a dick.

[@boomstickcritique902]

The problem with the movie is it wants to be serious while at the same time it wants to be an Arnold action film the tones don't mesh. Arnold still walks around giving one-liners and is shooting the shit out of Satan which doesn't fit the tone of the movie. If you can just accept the movie as Arnold vs Satan and judge it on that level then it's a good harmless B movie Arnold flick.

[@MikefromTexas1]

Clearly, you've never seen "Maggie" if you think Schwarzenegger can't act. Man I saw this movie as a kid and it's stuck with me for decades. I rewatch it every few years. Loved Byrne as Satan, he's my favorite part of the movie.

[@cadaverpete]

I was actually just thinking this but didn't want to make a fool of myself If no one agreed. Happy that I scrolled through some comments and to see more people actually appreciating the performance he gave in Maggie :)

[@anubusx]

He was realky good in Aftermath as well.

[@IW3527]

Arnold is definitely one of the actors we've been able to see refine his craft over the years. Watching this or The Running Man then watching Maggie the example I've seen all over this comment section back to back really showcases how he's grown over the decades.

[@GaZZuM]

The thing that sticks out to me about this movie is that body horror incest threesome, where they're all sort of merging together. It's freaked the hell out of me for years, and sometimes will just pop into my head to ruin my week. Excellent video, happy holidays to you, Ryan!

[@carly7522]

Trying to explain this movie to my husband was literally 'the devil fucks his wife and daughter and its fuckibg messed up and a church explodes. Arnie is there.' Cause that's all.i remembered

[@MidoriNatsume]

And now i really gotta see this movie.

[@TheNocturnalLogician]

You should check out "Devil's Advocate", starring Keanu Reeves, Charlize Theron, and, drumroll please: MF Al Pacino! Hell said yes to this movie. It shouldn't work, on the surface, but by the end, when you're recounting every detail, boom, it all clicks. Pacino is PERFECT as the devil. Keanu actually carries his role of "small Southern town lawyer" pretty well, and Charlize, well she's just wonderful to have around in that film. She just plays her role so well, it's heartbreaking, really.

[@GaZZuM]

@@MidoriNatsume ...Let us know how you like it, I guess! 😄

[@burningmisery]

@@TheNocturnalLogician Came here to say what you mentioned. 🤘🤘

[@czguy3045]

I think it's relatively underrated. We watched End Of Days and The Relic, also by Hyams on the same evening. We did not realize it was the same director at the time. We had a really nice surround system and there was a summer storm outside so in terms of the audio experience, it was WAY up there. I feel The Relic has held up better but both were good watches. Love his cinematography and lighting.

[@paintingcube3853]

Love the Relic, hope to get a 4K release for more popular exposure. The monster Kothoga design and concept is still my complete favorites just after Godzilla. I would love to read the books the film is based off of, however they're old and the only ones available in hardcover are the newer ones that most people may not know is a part of the first and second book. Which would also be cool as a sequel adapted where there are multiple Kothoga creatures. Maybe a good remake is needed for this.

[@SilentChelsea]

Watching this back to back w/ stigmata really formed the moral center of my childhood. I also developed a huge crush on Gabriel Byrne that has, to this day, never gone away. Also this is a Christmas horror movie I try to watch every year.

[@nightowl8363]

Excalibur gave me the Byrne-bug

[@StainsStainsStains]

I was crushing on Robin Tunney myself.

[@imaspoon4522]

Oh my God, I am so into Gabriel Byrne. That profile, that accent, mama mia.

[@OneDoomedGameCritic]

The best line of this flick is Arnold screaming at the literal Devil "You are but a choir boy compared to me!" Peak shlock, love it.

[@sophiehatter3111]

reminded the devil why man was made in gods image lmao

[@RainbowRenegade]

Gabriel Byrne as Satan was so terrifying, I remember thinking you have to be Arnie to survive him 😂

[@kristiantumber1564]

Hey Ryan, I feel like Arnold IS capable of playing an emotionally complex character, to illustrate this, look no further than the film "Maggie" which tells the story of a daughter infected with an incurable disease, gradually depriving her of her humanity and Arnold (The father) struggling with doing the right by ending her suffering before the worst case scenario and the last semblance of memory he has left of his wife as well as the life they once had.

[@dongeraci8599]

yeah... except he had 4 lines in that film.

[@rb_thebarchitect5236]

I have to agree Maggie is a excellent film...

[@thomster97]

Maggie was excellent and a very interesting choice for Arnold. I only wish he had continued on that path and tried more roles out of his usual wheelhouse.

[@JoshSweetvale]

Arnold prooobably decided that playing badasses is better for his brand. And now he's old and I don't think he wants to exert the effort. Not on _that._

[@kristiantumber1564]

@@dongeraci8599 In my personal opinion, a lot of emotion can be portrayed through other means; facial expressions and body language being the two main avenues of conveyance. One of Nicholas Cage's best performances had him with minimal spoken lines but still managed to create an endearing character that you could root for in the film "Mandy" as an example. But if you think the amount of spoken lines defines how good a role and actor is, by all means go ahead my guy, no offence

[@kellybeck4579]

"Jericho Cain" and "Bobby Chicago" feel like template names that got left in by mistake. Writer 1: Hey, what should we call our hero for this Revelations movie? Writer 2: Pick some random names from the Bible. We'll come up with something more subtle later.

[@niallreid7664]

Lmao at Bobby Chicago. With a name like that you're either a cop or a porn star.

[@patrickmack9462]

Kinda makes you wonder if the screenwriters were self aware of how stupid these character names are

[@anubusx]

Like Johnny Utah.

[@Sorrywrongvishal]

Movie flaws notwithstanding, this is Arnie’s most underrated performance

[@MrBracey100]

I think perhaps you should view Gabriel Byrne's episode on Inside the Actors Studio. He gives Arnie far more credit for his acting in this film then you do. I think it might be worth watching for a reevaluation of Arnie's efforts.

[@anubusx]

Arnie gave a decent performance.

[@JoyfulOrb]

I actually saw Stigmata in the theater, and loved it, I'd call it biblical horror...

[@arcadia7459]

Great video Ryan, really enjoyed the ones you've been making this year and looking forward to seeing what comes in 2022. Hope everyone has a good and safe Christmas and a New Year!

[@RyanHollinger]

Thanks!!

[@brandonspain12345]

"The best way I can describe it is Se7en but with much higher supernatural stakes." That's basically The Exorcist III in a nutshell...

[@JAM92]

I have a soft spot for this film, it's got ideas and scenes that I like and I find that to be just about enough for me, Arnie helps a bit too.

[@UltimateDorito]

I love ALL of these biblical horrors. This movie, Stigmata, Lost Souls, Bless the Child. Prophecy 1-3 and Legion are also fun. Are they good movies? No. Did they completely enthrall me as a sheltered child raised in church and taught to genuinely fear these entities? Yes. They were effective for me at the time, and that makes them so nostalgic now. I can see how they might not be for everyone though. I would probably not recommend them to anyone unless you like one of those movies already.

[@rosfell00]

I can see where you're coming from, I mean stigmata made me question my own beliefs to a certain degree...

[@ToastyJunebugs]

I disliked Stigmata bc it felt like not a single character had any growth/change.

[@pipermarie8393]

Bless the Child tho lol…c’mon that was a piece of shit lol I agree with union tho I love biblical horror 💜

[@ralcogaming7674]

Legion was actually pretty good imo

[@whitedragoness23]

Were you allowed to see the lion the witch and the wardrobe?

[@BuenButter6211]

I remember watching this one as a kid, I think it was right after watching Predator with Arnie in it and it blew me away, I expected that he would fistfight the Devil or something lol Edit: I miss religious schlock like this, the 90s we're wild

[@Syurtpiutha]

Agreed. I highly recommend 1995 The Prophecy with Christopher Walken. And Viggo Mortensen as Satan.

[@BugsyFoga]

For a concept this freaking awesome, I’m surprised more people don’t talk about this film .

[@burningmisery]

Don't care what anyone says - I enjoy every second of it. Arnold's face deserves an award. Ryan, how about doing 'THE EMPTY MAN'? 🤘🤘

[@claytongoode5715]

The greatest moment of this film is Pollak's delivery of the line, "You'd be amazed at what you agree to when you're on fire."

[@c.walter7890]

I'm Commander Shepard and this is my favorite KZbin channel on the Citadel

[@RyanHollinger]

Thanks!

[@PettyPerkins]

My dad took me to see this in theaters when I was 13 years old lmao. I'll never forget it. Thanks for the nostalgia

[@LucyLioness100]

I’m surprised it’s taken this long to talk about this insanity. Weird how Y2K year decided to put Gabriel Byrne in 2 religious films, but in different roles. Another movie that had to make us kiss our asses goodbye when people thought Y2K would kill us all

[@laurenwasinger9436]

We need someone to compile an end-of-year b-roll of all the Hoyevers. Not for any real reason, just finishes. Have a great holiday, Ryan. Thanks for all you do.

[@jordanalexanderroberts1578]

This was the first time I ever saw Arnie actually act and act well, besides being the terminator where he’s usually quiet or has a small amount of lines. I loved this movie

[@EddieM1994]

To be fair to the Y2K crowd, programmers had to work pretty hard to get computers to register 2000 as a year ahead of time. I don't know that the computers failing to do that would have lead to the end of the world, or all the nukes going off or whatever, but there would no doubt have been a lot of upheaval.

[@DanielC9507]

I love this movie. Surprised not many people know about it

[@brandonhughes531]

Private security/bodyguards are allowed to carry and use guns while working, but there are specific classes/training you have to take to get the required licenses to have them.

[@jenniferasta7462]

Being born in 1980, I was bit young for this movie when came out. (I was also a complete wimp when it came to scary movies. Even now, I’m still just wading my way into them. You’re videos actually made me curious, and now I’m finding more and more that I like.) I do how ever remember the t.v. spots for it, and hearing you talk about this movie did allow me to enjoy a strange wave of nostalgia.

[@Godzillafan1980]

You wuss I saw Exorcist when I was 6 this film in the theater I was born same year raised on horror... FREDDY and JASON were my parents

[@jenniferasta7462]

@@Godzillafan1980 I never denied I was a wuss. Working on that, meanwhile your medal is the mail.

[@Godzillafan1980]

@@jenniferasta7462 it should be you owe me... the entire human race owes me big TIME

[@KMHill]

I remember it well. It's one of very few Arnold movies I enjoy! Best wishes for the holidays, Ryan. I love you're videos.

[@owensreviews625]

Oh yeah, I love jingle all the way!

[@michaelwilson4907]

I remember my mom renting this movie from Blockbuster when it came out. At the time I hated horror movies so I felt betrayed by seeing Arny on the cover and then being to scared to watch the whole film.

[@lichtheimer]

So I discovered you during the pandemic when I just needed some nice background to some things here and there to feel a little less weirdly isolated. So I've done various backlog here and there and just plain find your voice and analysis pleasant to listen to. Kudos to you. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and Happy Holidays. Here's to a better 2022 (obviously filled with more Hollinger Hoyever)

[@MajorJakas]

Wow, I was literally just about to go to Mr. Ryan Hollinger's channel to check if I missed a video recently.

[@whiteboyramen]

I love when Ryan covers movies I saw in my childhood and as of 30 minutes ago forgot existed. That's why I love ya

[@fjorgyn7438]

This movie and Stigmata are both horrifically underrated. Absolutely.

[@pickled_sneeze]

This has been the year of you reminding me of so many great movies I saw ages ago and forgot how great they are. Happy holidays Ryan!

[@fabrisseterbrugghe8567]

As someone who worked for three years updating old code, the Y2K bug could have created chaos in the financial world. There were thousands like me.

[@PramitChatterjee1993]

Thanks for all the fantastic videos, mate. Hope you have a merry xmas and a happy and safe new year.

[@187mrsmith]

Y2K is why the matrix worked so good back then it just fit everything we was going threw while addressing the unknown

[@d4mdcykey]

MANY thanks for keeping some of us sane during yet another lunatic year. Your familiar voice and unique perspective on films is like hanging out with an old friend. Enjoy your holiday break, my dude.

[@arthurdossantos6826]

I forgot how much I used to love this movie as a kid. For some reason, they played it once a year after Christmas on TV

[@nxgan1088]

Maybe next Christmas Ryan could look at some of the BBC's Ghost Stories for Christmas from the 1970s like The Signalman, Stigma and The Ash Tree. Possibly some of the special effects haven't aged greatly but they're still steeped in atmosphere and I'd really like to see his take on it.

[@carly7522]

Such a crazy movie, love trying to explain it and get my husband to watch it. Cant wait to see what you do next year. Merry Christmas

[@Untilimtired]

I got a soft spot for this movie.. I remember this and Stigmata came out around the same time and I had to do the double feature.. blockbuster style lol

[@zoeyroberts7398]

this channel is one of the only channels i have notifications on for, truly amazing, thought provoking, entertaining videos every time.

[@chbend]

I'm just gonna say the one great acting performance Arnold gave was in "Maggie "

[@sonicthesnake]

I once tricked my aunt into watching Maggie saying it's a slow burn film laughed my ass off when she told me she had believed in me only to see the credits roll waiting for the action that never came

[@chbend]

@@sonicthesnake ha! That's great!

[@anubusx]

He was also very good in Aftermath.

[@guybrushmonkey97]

Happy Holidays, Ryan!

[@JohnwayneNOgacy]

Literally just watched this yesterday! Perfect timing!

[@nightowl8363]

This is my early teen years, i love this 90s religous horror... End of Days, Prophecy, Stigmata,etc...

[@JoeKerr019]

The soundtrack was amazing and this is a guilty pleasure

[@doodman3070]

Love it when you remind me of these old ass movies from my childhood. Good work man!

[@TheJephProductions]

What a crazy year. Thank you as always for all the content! One of my fave channels to run to

[@duvan.deschain]

I absolutely LOVE this film, me and my sisters rented it multiple times when we were kids. This film is one of those rare instances where the dub actually improves the experience, specially with Arnold's role. Also, I love how dirty everything looks, it helps the idea of everything coming to an end even though that aesthetic had turned into a cliche already. The ending is absolutely badass 🔥 Thanks for discussing this film, it was great hearing your perspective, as always.

[@ChicoDiamante]

I’ve been waiting for your take on the mostly forgotten STIGMATA for a while now so you mentioning it had me *hyped*.

[@Landonio]

One of my favorite 90s guilty pleasures. It's not a good movie by any means but it had its moments and you can never go wrong with Arnold.

[@Andy-ct8be]

Oh man I'm so glad I'm not the only one with this movie in my Christmas watch rotation

[@KyleSoutar]

I was in on all of these late 80s/90s devil movies. End of days, Angel Heart, The Devil's Advocate, Fallen, etc, couldn't get enough.

[@anubusx]

The Prophecy as well.

[@mestyliste4618]

Thanks for all your videos Ryan. My favorite channel by far!

[@spacemonkey377]

When i was 13 me and my friend I went and saw A Bugs Life and End of Days back to back in the cinema. Good old times!

[@anubusx]

What a weird combination of films. Antz came out at that time as well.

[@187mrsmith]

I never realized that the year 1999 was 666 upside down There was so many ways you could go with the year 2000 on the horizon

[@Mdlfh]

I am loving your review on all these 90s and early 2000 movies I watched as a kid.

[@sean5558]

There could be an awesome round table discussion or podcast where everyone reminisce the movie and does Arnold quotes and impressions

[@sockgoblin2942]

My dad is a huge Schwarzenegger fan so I was raised with a lot of his movies just playing around me. Now I’ve inherited my enjoyment of his work and it’s always nice to see other people enjoying his work! It can be dark, funny, gory, schlocky, serious, self aware… but I can’t help but love it! Except Junior. What even was that?

[@pathofdragonsradio]

See you in the new year, Ryan! Your content is always a pleasure!

[@CarlosAlbertoGarcíaJiménez]

Merry christmas Ryan and I wish the best for you in the next year.

[@CamPopplestone]

I actually think Arnold is a pretty good physical actor in serious moments, it's just the dialogue he can't pull off, which is unavoidable. But he was really good in Maggie and Escape Plan. He can do the facial expressions and body language surprisingly well imo

[@SkippD]

I think you should take a look at another Arnie film which he does he best in. "Maggie" is a surprisingly touching film in the zombie genre while only using it as a backdrop for an emotional vehicle of a film

[@mmfm1988]

New drinking game idea: take a shot every time Ryan says" hoyever..."

[@babyJes444]

Omg yes, it's beyonddddd annoying

[@jakeburroughs1249]

Yes Ryan! I was just talking with my spouse about this movie last week! Thank youuuuu!!!

[@InspireCreate43]

Happy holidays Ryan, thank you for the all the great content over the years! Looking forward to what you create in '22 and beyond.👍👍🎄✨️🙋‍♂️

[@tcrowley]

Great work, as always. Happy holidays dude.

[@brentulstad3275]

I miss seeing Kevin Pollak in decent movies. Loved his Chat Show & would love to get him back in more dark dramas.

[@AndrewStonerock]

Let's talk about how on point Arnold's one liners are though. "You're a f*cking choir boy compared to me, a choir boy!". I love it.

[@wildandwillfulvids]

I know this was just last month but I miss new Hoyevers. Thank you for all the videos. I've watched so much new horror thanks to your videos and really found a new and exciting hobby. You really rock Ryan.

[@mattstyles2498]

I remember coming across this by accident. But ended up enjoying it.

[@liampendergast8670]

The director Peter Hyams also did Timecop & The Relic. Guy was master of the 90s guilty pleasure.

[@russellcheck]

Weirdly enough I just revisited this movie two days before your video. I largely agree with you and also it's been a stressful time for all of us. Thank you for your content. Happy New Year!

[@brokengirlsrus]

You're my favorite! Happy holidays to you and yours

[@pdzombie1906]

I love the fact Byrne wore for both movies, as a priest and the devil, Armani suits...

[@TheBloodswordsman]

Ryan: "This is your last chance to get off this train". Me: "Fuck no I'm not getting off this train! Full speed ahead dammit!" Also Merry Christmas dude. Stay safe and thanks for a year of videos and inspiration.

[@afroanimations8819]

"He just wants to f*ck and do evil shit." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@matthewganong1730]

I legitimately love the scene between Byrne and Schwarzenegger when Satan tempts him. I actually think Arnold gives a fairly decent turn in that scene, which would look better if he wasn’t up against Gabriel Byrne.

[@DasLawrence]

"Remember When Arnold Schwarzenegger Had a FIGHT With SATAN?!" Fucking hell i did, and it was fucking Rad!

[@not9387]

Happy holidays Ryan, thanks for all the entertainment in 2021, always look forward to a video. Enjoy your time off, see you next year.

[@ilirlluka6789]

The best sentence on a movie ever, which happens to also be the greatest logical deduction in a movie ever "666...turned backwards is 999...thus 1999"

[@DoveCalderwood]

The trailers for this movie terrified me as a kid. It still gives me the creeps

[@doincody]

Thanks again for the vids, greatly appreciate the work. Stoked to see what you do next year!

[@jameswebb966]

"You a fucking choir boy compared to me, A CHOIR BOY!!!" One of Arnie's best lines aha

[@luckyonce]

If I had a nickel for every time Arnold was in a Christmas movie, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.