VAMPIRE IN BROOKLYN - BAD MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted

[@miker.9138]

Saw this in the theater with my brother. The most entertaining thing wasn't even from the movie, but a guy in the audience yelling, "She killed Eddie!", and everyone laughed.

[@jordanjr2555]

😂😂

[@luciferpitchblack3217]

Lmao 🤣 ! I wish I was there for that Joke !

[@roderick8167]

Damn 😂😂😂

[@jonathancurran6851]

My Step Dad Nicolas rented this on VHS from a Blockbuster Video. I was a bit disappointed with it compared to other Eddie Murphy movies that came out before. It wasn't the worst film ever it was just....... Okay ish. I didn't want to watch it again once it was over. I think I watched it once again on a subscription movie channel (Sky Movies Plus). "Bowfinger" is a much better movie. Infact I'd say "Bowfinger" is a classic. "Vampire In Brooklyn" belongs on Cinema Insomnia. Mister Lobo & his crew could probably make it a bit more funnier with thier bizarre editing and cut aways. (Nes Manga)

[@queengreen4409]

@nemo pouncey stop telling our age!! 🤣

[@ivancorredera4241]

Personally, the worst thing about this movie was the fatal fall of stunt woman Sonja Davis. She was the stunt double for Angela Basset and was performing a backflip off of a building. She was told the air bag at the bottom would cushion her fall, but instead as a result of improper placement, she instead bounced against the side of a building and fell onto the concrete. She was in a coma for two weeks before dying. On top of that, her mother and siblings were there to witness the event.

[@sobatinyela]

WOW! Horrible news to see.. but thank you for sharing this info. I wonder if Murphy ever spoke on it...?

[@brandonspain12345]

I remember hearing that. That was horrible to hear about. It's a shame she died on set of a horrible movie.

[@qianna36]

awww RIP 💔

[@DavidKen878]

@@sobatinyela Of course he didn't speak on it. The same way he didn't speak on that trans prostitute he had killed back in 1998.

[@shivajones108]

what 😱

[@JamesASharp]

I've always liked this movie. Not Eddie Murphy's best. But, it's far from his worst films.

[@Muddyres]

I love it as well

[@vodoumyers]

I hope one of those ain't Life with Martin Lawrence cuz that's a hood classic.

[@jaheimjohnson3690]

That would be Pluto Nash

[@ishathompson8439]

For me his worst was Norbert!

[@JamesASharp]

@@ishathompson8439 Worse than Pluto Nash?! Okay

[@FinalGirl09]

I actually love this movie. My dad had this in his VHS collection and my brother and I watched it constantly!

[@grizzakaduke2331]

Same!!!!!

[@T670-i6x]

There's a new Vampire in Brooklyn and his name is Julius Jones .....

[@360.Tapestry]

this is how religion gets most people

[@boomstickcritique902]

Its a fun movie it has tonal problems but its harmless and its the last of the real r rated Murphy movies pretty movies which was the real Murphy.

[@lynf5562]

Same here, it's one of my favorite movies. Such a big fan of Angela Bassett and Eddie Murphy!!

[@jayraider521614]

Critics hated this movie but most people that seen it enjoyed it and don't watch movies with the same criteria that critics have. This movie was funny and entertaining. Both John Witherspoon and Kadeem Hardison have funny underrated performances in this.

[@kenrickkahn]

It is a decent movie but I remember my mother hating it..

[@erickiam25]

It was a hilarious film in black households , and remember everyone in school quoting it . Corey and Martin act like they are too stuck up to laugh at times

[@DavidKen878]

People enjoyed it because it was an Eddie Murphy movie. But this is not a good movie. Especially when you consider how it was directed by the same man who also directed Scream, Nighmare on Elm Street, and People Under the Stairs.

[@erickiam25]

@@DavidKen878 people enjoyed it because it was Funny , i remember people quoting it at school , this was watched allot in black house holds. When it first came out. Just because You say it’s bad doesn’t make it so .

[@DavidKen878]

@@erickiam25 You keep saying it was watched in Black households like that's supposed to me something. I'm not the only one who thinks it's bad, other people did so too. Which is why it got negative reviews.

[@Transmission_Rory]

Vampire in Brooklyn is one of those flicks where its production history makes for a more fascinating story than the actual film. The idea came about when Eddie was reaching the end of his contract with Paramount Pictures. He wanted to try something different, showing off his versatility by doing a horror flick. He was a fan of The Hills Have Eyes and wanted to work with its director; Wes Craven. Wes jumped on the opportunity to work with Murphy since he wanted to branch out of the horror genre, wishing to direct a comedy. The filming was not a pleasant process. There are a lot of differing accounts, so take what I'm mentioning here with a pinch of salt. Craven said that Murphy would ignore his direction to play Max as "vulnerable": _"The tough part was he (Murphy) didn't want to be funny at all. He wanted to play totally straight so I couldn't get the humour into it that I wanted to get into it"_ - Wes Craven Supposedly, Eddie was nervous while filming, thinking people didn't find him scary as the villain. He then opted to do a lot of his comedic, multiple role bits from Coming to America. He blames a lot of it on the wig he had to wear: _"But you know what ruined that movie? The wig. I walked out in that longhaired wig and people said, 'Oh, get the fuck out of here! What the hell is this?'"_ - Eddie Murphy Some have said that Murphy armchair directed the flick, with Wes being a "gun for hire". In the end, it results in a film that can't strike a balance between scary and funny. Murphy doesn't look back on the film fondly, saying he only did it so that he could get out of his contract to do The Nutty Professor. Everyone else from the cast (and Craven) looks back on the film fondly; John Witherspoon, Angela Bassett, and Kadeem Hardison. Though this film is a blip on the radar, considering Craven and Murphy managed to have a comeback with Scream and The Nutty Professor, two flicks that were career-defining.

[@heyitMeMcFlyunfortunately]

would have been cool to see eddie in a non comedy vampire movie

[@ptolemeeselenion1542]

Hm.

[@thickthursdays8558]

🏆🏆🏆

[@_michaelfaith]

This a classic now wait a minute. “You ever seen a wolf to the 5th power” R.I.P John Witherspoon

[@chanelhenderson8460]

"You ever seem the wolfman?! To the 25th power!"

[@princetriton1308]

I always thought it was the 10th 🙈🤣 Not a dog a Woof a big ole wolf, he did that flip flop shit on me

[@_michaelfaith]

@@chanelhenderson8460 you a legend

[@_michaelfaith]

@@princetriton1308 you are a legend!

[@Sch0lar4h1re]

This episode shows why this channel deserves more attention. Y all have great energy and can clown on each other without it being weird or awkward

[@smittybenzo4693]

There is a scene where Angela Bassett's character jumps or flies from the top of a building. Sadly her stunt double died doing that jump. It remained in the movie.

[@blakelip3]

The restaurant segment has me crying laughing MAMA MIA!!!!!😂😂

[@liferealgood]

Pluto Nash is a bad movie. Vampire in Brooklyn is a classic. It just didn’t know what it wanted to be either horror or comedy which threw it off.

[@redgaurd69]

Agreed. It could of been a Trilogy.

[@drippygentleman]

That's YOUR opinion clearly the rest of us feel different. 2024 where people think their opinion is the narrative

[@liferealgood]

@@drippygentleman “the rest of us” is a pretty interesting take since there’s clearly people who agree with my opinion. So it’s not “the rest of us” it’s more like a group who disagree but that’s their opinion.

[@divineintervention212]

@Liferealgood, I'm with you on this. It was a classic. People loved this movie when it first came out. Plus nobody had seen Dwayne Wayne since a different world, unless you managed to see death by temptation. Which also was a classic, but kinda obscure.

[@liferealgood]

@@divineintervention212 I don’t think I’ve ever seen that movie before. Kadeem Hardison doesn’t get much in terms of bigger roles. Damn shame because I think he’s a very good actor.

[@AvrgeGamr]

I can't believe I didn't catch it. They really were messing with Allen Payne this whole movie. Dude was having New Jack City Flashbacks 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@princetriton1308]

🤣

[@dougdeveloper8850]

I love how this isn't a 100% roast but an analysis of the film/actor industry. I agree that Eddie should not have made a complete 180 from comedy to serious. Robin Williams did Dead Poets Society in which it was a drama but Williams had funny moments. Jim Carrey was in a "comedy" situation but he was serious with some funny, albeit more subdued bits, in The Truman Show. If I were his agent, I would tell Eddie Murphy to follow those trends or else the general public wouldn't find you believable.

[@emanuelespinoza9325]

I remember he tried to be a serious action guy the previous year with Beverly Hills Cop III. Now I could see Korey, Martin, and the others tearing into that one.

[@DrQuagmire1]

@@emanuelespinoza9325 and rightfully so, as the 3rd movie didn't have nowhere near the heart the first 2 films has. and not only that, but they didn't even mention what happened to Chief Bogomil after the events from "Beverly Hills Cop 2" and gave a half-assed excuse on why Taggart couldn't return

[@emanuelespinoza9325]

@@DrQuagmire1 I put the Beverly Hills Cop movies on the same wavelength as the Rush Hour films and the Blade films. I stick to mainly the first two.

[@DrQuagmire1]

@@emanuelespinoza9325 fair enough!!!! What's interesting, is that one of the ideas for "Beverly Hills Cop 3" during pre-production, would've brought back Chief Andrew Bogomil where he would attend some police convention that was being held in London, where terrorists would hold everyone hostage (Bogomil included), where Foley, Rosewood, and Taggart would've reteamed together and attempt a rescue operation. But due to scripting issues and other pending film projects, actors Ronny Cox and John Ashton were forced to drop out.

[@alwaysxnever]

@@emanuelespinoza9325 i remember he tried to be serious with that other cop film where he had cornrows and it didn't work.

[@IndigoRhapsody]

Let’s call it a cult classic. Not a bad movie!

[@danavixen6274]

Thank you! I love this freaking movie! I mean....did you see Allen Payne?! 😍😍😍😍😍

[@thechristwholaughs9925]

Agreed! This shit was hilarious! LMMFAO

[@Phawks-Phire]

Exactly!

[@xxxentbrandonredhoodrobins7606]

14:22 😂😂😂😂

[@the9-2-5outlawdoestech9]

and let's not forget that Kadeem Hardison was in the troma horror film, "Def By Temptation" where he played an independent movie producer whose cousin is a Divinity student played by James Bond III, who directed and starred in the film. It even had Bill Nunn from "Do The Right Thing" who played radio Raheem. How Kadeem Hardison give killed off is when the Temptress played by Cynthia Bond possesses him through the television and devours him whole, and spits out his blood and guts out of the television screen, consuming his soul. but it had a lesser-known Samuel L Jackson in the movie playing the lead actor's father. I think that's how Kadeem Hardison got cast in "Vampire in Brooklyn".

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

A guilty pleasure movie for me. One of the most quotable movie for me. Evil is good and ass is good, and if you find you a piece of evil ass: woo!”Interesting. I've been stabbed, and I've been hanged, and I've been burned. Even broken on the rack once, but I've never been shot before. Kind of itches a little!” How can you not love it 🤣🤣🤣.

[@chanelhenderson8460]

😂😂😂 yes !!!! I know every word!!!

[@grayeighty8974]

U know it...

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

@@grayeighty8974 I have to admit this was one of his better worst movies 🤣🤣🤣

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

@@chanelhenderson8460 same here 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@grayeighty8974]

@@thickbrownlegs1859 what I loved about Eddie is that he never slacked...he gave 100 percent even if the movie was bad...imo.

[@DrRockso79]

That "Goddamit" sounded just like the "Hey! Wait a minute!" from Samurai Cop. Maybe they got Amir Shervan to do the ADR haha.

[@dee8171]

Lmao even as a kid, I thought the "SHU-DEE FUGGUP... OT DAMMIT!!" Part sounded crazy as hell. I'm glad Korey pointed that out. 😂

[@erickiam25]

I just thought it was hilarious which was the intent

[@TheMeloettaful]

I forgot all about that part lol 😂!

[@literaltiffy1699]

That line has lived rent free in my head since '95 (14) lol...I love this movie!

[@Tonecupone04]

A better version of this movie came out a few years prior called "Def by Temptation" that also has Kadeem Hardison and a cameo from Samuel L Jackson. Movie gave me nightmares as a kid.

[@keldorthebluemack]

Yeah that movie was meant to be serious and have a message behind it.Cant forget the Freddie Jackson song on the soundtrack All Over Me that grown folk music

[@Tonecupone04]

@@keldorthebluemack and his cameo in the movie was funny too.

[@keldorthebluemack]

@@Tonecupone04 Haha forgot all about that bar scene

[@Dutch3k5]

Movie scared the shit out of me

[@grizzakaduke2331]

When Eddie says, "God Damn it!!", he always sounded like Jean Claude Van Damn to me !!!!

[@VidWatcher01]

The part that always had me cracking is when Kadeem Hardinson's girlfriend kicks him out & I'm paraphrasing, "Awww come on baby, lots of people snore!!" "Not while they f***king!!!" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣💀💀 I'm freaking wheezing remembering it!!

[@sobatinyela]

Cult classic for me fa sho! Mostly because of our beautiful Queen, Angela Bassett.. but I was also even entertained by the Blacksylvanian accent, the "evil is goood" sermon and Kadeem Hardison and John Witherspoon were fun as hell. No way is this a bad movie; if your expectations are reasonable, you will love it. Even that Nick Ashford wig adds to the campiness!! 👍🏿👍🏿 #GodDAMit 😆

[@KurtisMays]

I AGREE, I loved this movie. Owned it on dvd even

[@blakeharris58]

Blacksylvanian? I thought he sounded vaguely Caribbean.

[@lutherheggs451]

@@blakeharris58 He was supposed to be from the Caribbean, they tell you that he was from the islands.

[@queengreen4409]

I would have to agree, definitely not his worst, and actually enjoyed all the now famous characters 😀

[@IndigoRhapsody]

Yes, the Nick Ashford wig! I was just watching “Solid as a Rock” music video the other day and thought of Eddie’s vampire wig here😂

[@Cluv22]

"You ever seen a Wolfman?" "Yea..." "To the 25th power?!?" Lmao. Miss you John

[@rhymesgalore81]

Flip - floppers and shit!!

[@timesplitter8040]

Did you guys know that a stunt woman died in the making of this movie? Falling to her death during a stunt. They like to keep hush hush about it but it was a sad story.

[@MikeM-np4od]

Kadeem Hardison and John Witherspoon made this movie for me, they needed to be in a separate movie cause like y'all said Eddie was doing a different movie and wasn't into the comedy part.

[@DrQuagmire1]

I laughed at the scenes they had together

[@villavelli]

Def by temptation was Kadeems prequel to this

[@jaymz010]

I LOVED Vampire In Brooklyn ❣ Closest thing we ever got to a remake of Blacula - Which I also loved 👍🏽

[@hopet7090]

This is a childhood classic for me and my siblings! Plus Angela Bassett as a vampire was ✨ cause her bone structure fit the look so well

[@davidw5532]

She was very beautiful in this and Strange Days from the same year. I kinda fell in love with her between these two movies. Saw both flicks at the cinema back in my high school days!

[@Firespawnable]

That's so true. Angela Bassett has beautiful bone structure to be a vampire lol 🤣

[@patrickcharles6983]

it's a shame that Eddie Murphy and Wes Craven weren't on the same page(Wes wanted to make a Horror comedy and Eddie wanted to make a straight up Horror movie). but I've got a soft spot for it, whether it be John Witherspoon,the Ghoul, Angela Bassett are some positives. when it comes to Wes Craven's films, this 1 is less "the People under the stairs" and more "Deadly Friend".

[@TheMeloettaful]

It would have been very interesting if they went straight horror for this movie. It's too bad Eddie didn't really get the chance to broaden out. Not really sure if I would have been scared because it's Eddie, but I definitely would have loved to see him try 😁.

[@patrickcharles6983]

@@TheMeloettaful the sad part is Wes Craven could have done a straight up horror movie with a few funny parts(like Wes Craven's the people under the stairs or Scream) for Eddie. but creative differences strikes again.

[@JJHcars]

Bad Movie!? You mean a Classic!

[@smittybenzo4693]

Eddie Murphy likes to become what he's a fan of. He impersonated Michael Jackson and then dropped a serious song sounding like MJ. He loved and was friends with Prince so he dressed a bit similarly. He also was a fan of Ricky Ricardo from "I Love Lucy" so he adopted his cadence for this movie.

[@desmondwilkerson1530]

Angela basset was FUCKING beautiful in this movie i was like 10 when i first seen this

[@5cburrell]

Lol let there be a Vampire in Brooklyn: The Eddie Murphy cut out there… where it’s the serious horror film he initially wanted to do

[@SubwayFan83]

That "Shut The Fuck Up, Gotdammit" had me in tears. The first I saw that scene, I laughed my ass off.

[@brandonspain12345]

Considering Wes Craven's New Nightmare was about Wes having nightmares of Freddy trying to ruin our lives and made a movie based on his dreams, I wonder what kind of nightmares Wes Craven had when he did Vampire In Brooklyn.

[@21stcenturyhiphop]

Nightmares of Black folks, maybe...?

[@jesse_reznor]

he watched distinguished gentleman

[@jerramaurice7836]

Probably the reason he wanted to be seriously for Vampire in Brooklyn because he was the first to be chosen to play Candyman but they couldn’t afford him then.

[@anthonyleach7608]

It's funny that you guys are talking about this. I went down in my basement a few days ago and I discovered that I still have the Blockbuster VHS copy of this movie, Rush hour 1, and Se7en. I guess it's too late to return them

[@calvinwoolfolk8207]

Fun fact the girl that Eddie Murphy killed in the apartment is the same girl that be with shenaynay from Martin n also she plays the shy girl n also Martin Lawrence's side girlfriends in a thin line between love and hate😎😎😎😎

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

Billy laughing is the highlight of these bad movie reviews

[@brandonspain12345]

Especially at 22:41, 31:12, 32:12, 36:39, 37:42

[@HerooftheWild]

Nice to see someone appreciate Billy, there's been a hater in the comments recently that hates on Billy for his laugh even though he's the best part of the Bad Movie Roasts

[@melbrown2295]

His laugh is MUCH funnier than Korey’s corny jokes. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Dan82677]

Billy's over laughing tends to come off as tryhard and obnoxious to me, but to each his own I guess.

[@LunarSpiral1127]

@@HerooftheWild I think I know who you're talking about. Yeah, he comments every time Billy is in a DT video and it's really annoying.

[@ninjanibba4259]

I see this movie as a mirror opposite of Coming to America, the plot in a way is exactly the same, liar reveals, the bumbling sidekick that works for the African lead, the woman that takes no bs while being a hopeless romantic, not to mention Eddie has the accent It’s awesome to look at it this way and I love this film lol I watch it every October

[@melbrown2295]

Yo…that’s a GREAT point! 👍🏽

[@rmeddy]

The pastor character feels like Eddie trying to do Arsenio Hall's Reverend Brown character from Coming to America.

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

I thought his name was randy watson

[@rmeddy]

@@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881 Randy Watson was Sexual Chocolate played by Eddie Murphy. I'm talking about Reverend Brown that was played by Arsenio, the pastor character in this film feels a bit a bit like that to me.

[@adamfanalways]

I gotta say, I was never bothered by this movie! I really enjoyed it and to this day if it’s on I’ll watch it! So much hate when this movie is entertaining!

[@rosecity_chris]

Primm do this one yet? Lol I'd love to hear him go in. He a good dude. He a Allstar.

[@rosecity_chris]

@doogie Five-Four facts. Literally just talked with my girl about it. Hood classic.

[@muchlovegambine949]

I loved this movie but I was also 5 when it came out. Ahhh the 90s. Nothing was off limits

[@dethbyhashi]

I'm that dude who liked this cheesy movie since I saw it in the theater. I've always defended this movie as much as I could so I'm glad to hear you chime in a little.

[@lordofthereels6790]

If you want another crazy awesome Eddie Murphy movie I definitely recommend The Golden Child, the 80s cult gem where he learns magic and fights Charles Dance. It feels VERY Big Trouble In Little China but its own thing and definitely feels like Murphy wanting to evolve more as a genre actor.

[@feck2594]

That's a such a good movie.

[@cameronjohnson9361]

When did you realize that was a little Asian girl

[@cecilwindbush6047]

That's a movie only a few talk about.

[@pheunithpsychic-watertype9881]

Heeeck yeah i'm here for this. More Murphy Madness!

[@ImaginaryTerrie3]

I complete forgot about this movie. I'll give it to Eddy that he'll step out of his niche once in a while.

[@earthmoon003]

I cried so much during the dog rocket scene. My stomach was aching from laughing so hard!!! I need to watch more of your videos. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@MaliciousAction100]

11:14 He reminds me of Xibit in Halloween: Resurrection

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

The part with the dog is hilarious 😂

[@trentonhamilton645]

Speaking of Family-friendly features and horror: "The Haunted Mansion"

[@rhythmassassin]

I lost it at MAMA MIA! LMFAOOOOOO

[@lordofthereels6790]

Man I'd love if y'all would review Wes Craven's The Serpent and The Rainbow and The People Under The Stairs. They're two of his under rated horror masterpieces with largely black casts. People Under The Stairs feels like a proto Jordan Peele movie to me balancing social commentary, laughs and thrills evenly IMO.

[@najwaflowers8038]

Chile died when that dog flew 🤣🤣🤣

[@CatrianaAbram]

I don't watch a lot of movies now that I'm older but I think it's so cool how much details go into making a movie. I swear you guys need a timeslot on television. You guys are freaking hilarious 😂

[@themoviebuff6196]

The following year 1996 both Eddie Murphy and Wes Craven had too of their biggest career comebacks in The Nutty Professor and Scream.

[@germainerashad1997]

Man when I was a kid I looked at this movie everyday cracking up lol

[@rickyjkuron5275]

“Kinda itches a little” was my favorite line

[@israelasiku3975]

14:00 That "SHUT THE FUGUP, GODAMMIT" line is hilarious ASF!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Nightwing-ce1tx]

The best things about this movie were Kadeem Hardison,John Witherspoon and Angela Bassetts beauty

[@melbrown2295]

Allen Payne was solid too.

[@marcushamner5994]

5:47 Angela Bassett is my crush. She’s so gorgeous 😍🥰👊🏾💍🌹🌹

[@avace917]

I actually saw this in the theater upon release but haven't seen it since. For me the scene when he bit the reverend was the best scene in the movie

[@athenajaxon2397]

Back when I was going through my Twilight phase I loved watching Vampire related stuff and found this on VHS and watched it one morning and I honestly thought it was a fever dream

[@KylaTea]

That dog pulled a Team Rocket and went blasting off again 🌟

[@krissydoll8213]

LMAO! 🤣 Come on now!

[@edaniels240]

The restaurant scene with Max as Guido shooting that cat always got me

[@timothylewis2527]

This movie will always hold a special place in my heart--even though I've never seen it all the way through. In 1998 girl invited me to watch it and after about 30 minutes, she took my virginity!😂

[@OGMillyMillz_]

No one cares

[@TrekCannon]

😂

[@Jsmooth1174]

@@OGMillyMillz_ let this man have his flowers

[@ramblinman07]

That’ll do it

[@imrichlovetv]

She was the true vampire.. needing virgin blood to survive. 🤣 🤣

[@theoriginalspur]

@22:29 whoooaaa talking about a chocolate Easter bunny boy. 😂 I'm dead. He said it look like they put perm on chocolate pudding. 🤣😂

[@sternritternovad]

Honestly the only thing that I like about this movie now that I'm older is the Ghoul character, and honestly if there was a sequel about him being the Vampire I'd enjoy that.

[@paychexx]

This is a classic...we can not slander this movie...

[@voodeux_badeux]

I agree

[@F.Hakeem89]

Allen Payne unfortunately hasn't been the same Since New Jack City when Wesley Snipes (Nino Brown) shut down all the Lightskin Brothers lol.

[@ninjanibba4259]

I mean, there’s House of Payne

[@a.f.watcher8888]

Only one scene I thought was legit 👌, it’s when Murphy drops the act when Rita confronts him. He’s kinda intimidating and his dialogue ain’t bad. But it’s not worth waiting to get to. Thanks Norbit writers.

[@erickiam25]

It’s more legit scenes you guys just over analyze

[@AA1891]

When I saw this as a kid I thought it was supposed to be a comedy. I'm really glad Eddie Murphy was not cast as Candyman in the 1992 movie. 😄

[@Riftsight]

Next Bad Movie Roast, I vote for Pluto Nash.

[@davidruiz2474]

Would love to see you guys do a review for "people under the stairs" if you haven't done it already 👊🏽

[@jennaywilliams1024]

Yes! My daughters are still too afraid to watch it lol

[@knoble1985]

YES!!!!

[@melin4ted_bookworm632]

Saw it on Starz like 2 or 3 years ago but yea it's pretty memorable 🤣🤣🤣

[@charlesspeaksthetruth4334]

I love that movie.

[@tyronegreen1961]

32:59 Korey laughed harder than Billy there 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kjo2130]

Man this a classic lol. RIP Spoon, miss the legend!! How y’all not show the classic “flip flop” scene??

[@richardmark9161]

There are over 300 comments so I don’t know if it’s been commented on already but sadly stunt performer Sonja Davis tragically died doing a fall for this film.

[@johnlopez9014]

No joke.,that wig n contact lenses did scare the shit out of me, idk why but it did

[@KixXxy84]

I get why Ppl think this is trash, but this is still 1 of My favorites; It's entertaining as heck! The punchlines thruout this flick are classic 💯 I can darn near quote the whole movie LoL Kadeem & Witherspoon made this extra hilarious!!

[@corneliusfarrell8673]

Fr I don’t understand why the movie was that bad

[@KixXxy84]

@@corneliusfarrell8673 That part! I will agree that it's not fully a "horror" flick. I look @ it just like the 1 Mel Brooks did.. It's more comedy, but not corny.

[@corneliusfarrell8673]

@@KixXxy84 wat movie she was on

[@KixXxy84]

@@corneliusfarrell8673 Mel Brooks is a Male Director etc. The movie is "Dracula: Dead & Loving It". It's a spoof. Hilarious like many of His movies (He had something to do w/ "Blazing Saddles").

[@corneliusfarrell8673]

@@KixXxy84 🤦🏽‍♂️ o Mel Brooks my mistake I was thinking of someone else lol. Oh ok I think I seen that movie before Dead and loving it Dracula comedy flick long time ago

[@kemar07]

This movie is hilarious, definitely not worthy of a bad movie roast

[@the9-2-5outlawdoestech9]

that part where he makes the German shepherd dog blast-off in the air like he's got a rocket up his ass probably made no sense and was just there for laughs possibly to wake people up who might have dozed off during the movie. hell I fell asleep during Scarface 3 hours long when I was only 7 years old.

[@chrisl8277]

When he showed the dog, I thought he was going to cue the rag doll scene from Catwoman 😆😅

[@ArtofLunatik]

Ive always liked this movie, that preacher scene is hilarious.

[@alexanderdelrisco1257]

Yeah, the 90s was an era where a lot of SNL cast members didn’t want to do comedy anymore. And luckily Bill Murray was one of the few members of SNL that made it in both comedy and drama. Bill Murray wanted Groundhog Day to be serious and Harold Ramis wanted it to be a comedy. And that caused a falling out with the two until before Ramis’ death. But despite that, Murray found success in drama little over the past few decades by working with Wes Anderson & Sofia Coppola. But another example of a comedian failing in drama is Chevy Chase, who we all know as the most notorious, egotistical, meanest asshole in the industry. He did Memoirs of an Invisible Man which was directed by John Carpenter. Originally it was supposed to be directed by Ivan Reitman but Ivan Reitman quit the film after he decided to proceed with the script written by William Goldman, and the studio backed up Chase. And Chase found Goldman’s script too comedic. And Goldman left the project as well because of Chase disapproving of his script. Not to mention the fact that the movie was all Chevy Chase’s idea as he was the executive producer and wanted to explore the themes of the loneliness of an invisible man. They brought on board John Carpenter but the production of the movie was extremely rough and Chevy Chase became extremely difficult to work with. Even his co star Daryl Hannah which I don’t why was she difficult to work with. But yeah John Carpenter has said that Memoirs of an Invisible Man is his least favorite movie that he’s ever done and that he almost quit filmmaking because of it. But yeah I felt that if Ivan Reitman & William Goldman were still a part of the movie, it would’ve been a great film. But yeah Chevy Chase is another example of a comedian failing at drama.

[@puspavelai8353]

A realtor in 'The Haunted Mansion' (2003) - ;D So, when you said "It's like a cross between Eddie Murphy and a Mexican, in a way?!" I burst out laughing! Good one! So, as a Vampire, he's at least a few thousand years old? Greece may be? ;D Just like the wig - the accent was a mystery too!

[@TheMuscleMan2244]

I LOVED this movie. It was ridiculous and very silly, but it was so different from what we expect from him that it made it unique. There’s no film like it.

[@JLovesCinema_]

20:39 Corey does a spot on Eddie Murphy impression!

[@kyoki86]

😂 because he is Eddie Murphy

[@michaelanderson7606]

Hilarious 😂 😂😂😂 that dog scene though

[@felixjr9890]

Me and my family saw this in theaters when I was like 7,or 8 😂 good times

[@F.Hakeem89]

Wes Craven's 2nd Horror movie involving Black Folks since The People Under The Stairs an Underrated Hood Classic.

[@fdub301]

📠

[@darkservantofheaven]

Facts

[@Landonio]

Danny Trejo and Gollum lmao

[@dejacreacts4964]

I like how Eddie was still able to play multiple characters.

[@chrisglenn89]

This channel is pure gold! I cry laughing! Korey Martin and Billy you’ve done it again 😂😂😂😂

[@sergiodbd]

I loved this movie as a kid. My mum had it on vhs, then later again on dvd - still got the dvd. Had no idea any of it was supposed to be serious 😂😂 And regarding the wig, I think my little brother been trying to look like that irl for years 😂🤣🤣

[@Solomon.Caine87]

I genuinely miss John Witherspoon. His onscreen presence always naturally overshadows anyone who he shares a scene with no matter who the actor/actress is. The movie can be terrible but he’s the one that would have some of the best and funniest scenes in that movie

[@HaintblueRee]

This is Halloween classic for me, a bad Halloween classic, but a Halloween classic nonetheless

[@hdjksa52]

That leads to a very good What if: What if _Vampire in Brooklyn_ was a serious horror movie? What would have been the trajectory of Eddie Murphy's career? Would he have stayed in comedy? I mean we have already seen Eddie as a singer and his song did _VERY_ well. However he stayed in comedy.

[@ninjanibba4259]

We might not have gotten Nutty Professor…..don’t think I could handle that kind of disappointment if this film was a success

[@BloodlessWolf]

I unironically love this movie.

[@Oba_Ewaunfo_]

Y’all lost your damn minds, Vampire in Brooklyn is an insanely funny classic!! Been watching since undergrad 20yrs ago! CLAAAAAASIC lines in this movie!! “You the beast that fucked Nikki”, “Evils good, ass is good, you get yourself a piece of evil ass…..WHOOO”!

[@mjmellan]

I loved it as a kid with the rotting side kick falling to pieces, it was funny, i was just an english 8 yr old kid watching a cool vamp flick set in brooklyn.

[@grayeighty8974]

The "guido" and "evil is good scene" classic. John Witherspoon scenes were great...saw it in the theatres with my pops in 95..terrible film..enjoyed it..cult classic..

[@erickiam25]

If you enjoyed it than why is it terrible ?

[@grayeighty8974]

@@erickiam25 it was still entertaining...