Why You Should Watch Ireland's Greatest MONSTER Movie

[@RyanHollinger]

*Anyone want to recommend a good IRISH HORROR?* Send me your requests below! Diamanda Hagan's Battle of the Bone review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4Ksk32hoauFd80

[@ally-20]

We need more irish horror tbh

[@divineobsidian9813]

Luck of the irish

[@dudedude64]

I got a good Norwegian one called Dead Snow. It’s not bad. I saw it a few years ago so my memory is a bit fuzzy but it’s pretty good

[@boobootittleman7299]

A Dark Song is pretty great.

[@chrissysky01]

I definitely want to know more about Irish Horror.

[@ThrottleKitty]

"we must drink whiskey to deal with the monsters coming to our island" That's so blunt it's not even a metaphor anymore

[@dirkturtle3354]

All Irish movies are metaphors for colonialism -except when they're not even metaphors anymore.

[@daraghokane4236]

@@dirkturtle3354 Film we are being invaded by evil monsters. Those squid things, no there cool I'm on about the British give us back the 6 counties

[@hanstelgotto8549]

They suck blood too... yeah I can see why he steered clear of this one

[@masterzoroark6664]

It's both in horror and in comedy Bloodsucking aliens or a small town in Arkham Alcohol seems to be the choice to deal with the bullshit

[@LucianCorrvinus]

Sometimes a beverage is just a beverage...

[@kieranpriest9609]

“Kieran is a depressed alcoholic with no interest in his job...” Yes

[@markiep8477]

#relatable

[@Kpba32]

Who knew we all shared more than a name

[@kieronwithano]

Do Kieron's count?

[@kieranpriest9609]

@@kieronwithano yes, I’ve never not had someone spell my name with and “o’, so, you’re in

[@chriscze6153]

I'm not Kieran, but goddamn was this a relatable line.

[@corwin32]

“Greatest and only monster movie”. I had no idea that the competition was so thick on the ground in Ireland

[@daraghokane4236]

With Irish myths about fairys and changlings you could make one. Here is one a mom notice her son is acting different less emotional, she learns that he was replaced by a changeling then will kill the kid but we don't know if she is crazy or right you could have the kid do magic only in front of the mom and have some things unexplained like bad luck etc so the audaince can view both answers as right

[@daraghokane4236]

This is like a bunch of other films I saw babadook etc. So no points for originality would be easy to act and cheap, kid be emo don't show much emotion no need for effects. Also with the Catholic church that is material for a hooror the stuff they do in Ireland

[@DeMonOfRainingDay]

@@daraghokane4236 That one was made into a film though. It's called The Hole in the Ground.

[@daraghokane4236]

@@DeMonOfRainingDay Just watched it ya it is my movie. Felt like the mother was just nuts and the kid was doing everything he could to get on her good side she said behave get friends so he does, your acting different, Were are you im here no you were replaced its not that I just didn't notice you for a second

[@Oniqueen]

Something tells me Ryan is not a fan of Rawhead Rex.

[@canonicallykayfabe]

Honestly I think Ireland does comedy horror pretty well, because Irish humour mostly revolves around sardonic or bitter humour, which can add comedy to a scene without breaking tone too much.

[@minillaman6717]

As an Irish man I can 100% back up this statement

[@lightfuserunaway2508]

Ireland is the only country that could create a heartwarming coming of age story as disturbing (but somehow still heartwarming?) as The Butcher Boy!

[@worm9862]

@@lightfuserunaway2508 I haven't seen The Butcher Boy, but Super Dark Times was pretty disturbing and heartwarming.

[@steampunker7]

I've heard it said that in the rest of the world things are often serious but rarely dire. In Ireland things often dire but rarely serious.

[@canonicallykayfabe]

@@steampunker7 that's perfect

[@smallsay9958]

The only horror movie when the characters making dumb choices actually makes sense

[@daraghokane4236]

I always react 100% rationally under pressure One time I froze up and then I decided no I should run not stand still. I'm just build different. They reacted emotionally as they are in a strange situation

[@daraghokane4236]

I think I would react better to danger when drunk I'm less scard. So would be less likely to do nothing or panic Never say a drunk guy freeze up in danger

[@marreco6347]

I'd love a movie where the killer makes people stupid, and the more he kills the dumber people get.

[@daraghokane4236]

@@marreco6347 Yes that is called panic and the more he kills the more you would panic who acts rationally in a situation like that

[@daraghokane4236]

@@marreco6347 You can have the killer install fear in people causing them to act out you can die of a panic attack. Remove the power to install fear and he is just a normal guy that people are scard off still works

[@theofficialvernetheturtley338]

Among my small high school friend group, I'd say I'm the horror guy. But I'm always humbled by how many horror movies I'm really unaware of. So I appreciate you digging deep for films to cover Ryan.

[@RollerOfEyes]

Same

[@Claymann71]

Best Horror Movies IMO: #1 The Shining #2 Ju-On (The Grudge) (The low budget good ones, not the American-made or (2016) Ju-On which are 2/10 TRASH) #3 Psycho (Alfred's original) #4 Jigoku (The Japanese Jacob's Ladder) #5 The Thing #6 Jacob's Ladder #7 A Cure for Wellness #8 It (2017) (Because it (heh) was elevated by tighter focus & 2017 CGI) #9 It (Original) (Because it (heheh) was elevated by Tim Curry's performance) #10 Penny Dreadful (This counts, because it's the quality of a movie, just MUCH longer) #11 Cabin Fever (The first one, the 2nd & 3rd can be deleted from history & no one would care) #12 28 Days Later #13 Solaris #14 Species #15 Ex-Machina #16 Virus (The Japanese made medical horror movie, filmed in Korea) #17 House of 1,000 Corpses #18 One Wrong Turn #19 The Hills Have Eyes #20 Army of Darkness & Evil Dead Hellraiser Clockwork Orange Event Horizon Anaconda The Stuff 30 Days of Night Tucker & Dale vs Evil The Fly The Fly 2 Sinister Christine Puppet Master Hellraiser Friday the 13th Nightmare on Elm Street Texas Chainsaw Massacure Tremors Soma (2015 Videogame) Silent Hill 2 (2001 Videogame) Fear (2005 Videogame) Frankenstein (1910) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1912) A Night of Horror (1916) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) The Headless Horseman (1922) Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (1922) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923) The Monster (1925 film) The Phantom of the Opera (1925) The Terror (1928) Dracula (1931) Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932 film) The Ghoul (1933 film) Drácula (1931 Spanish-language film) Frankenstein (1931 film) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931 film) Doctor X (1932) Freaks (1932) Island of Lost Souls (1932 film) The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932) The Most Dangerous Game (1932) The Mummy (1932 film) White Zombie (1932 film) Murders in the Zoo (1933) Mystery of the Wax Museum (1933) Supernatural (1933) Night of Terror (1933) The Black Cat (1934 film) Bride of Frankenstein (1935) The Raven (1935 film) Werewolf of London (1935) Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (1936 film) Revolt of the Zombies (1936) The Walking Dead (1936 film) Mark of the Vampire (1937) The Gorilla (1939 film) The Man They Could Not Hang (1939) The Return of Doctor X (1939) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939 film) Black Friday (1940 film) The Devil Bat (1940) The Door with Seven Locks (1940 film) Dr. Cyclops (1940) The Ghost Breakers (1940) The Invisible Man Returns (1940) Son of Ingagi (1940) The Devil Commands (1941) Invisible Ghost (1941) King of the Zombies (1941) The Mad Doctor of Market Street (1941) Man Made Monster (1941) The Monster and the Girl (1941) Spooks Run Wild (1941) The Wolf Man (1941 film) The Boogie Man Will Get You (1942) The Corpse Vanishes (1942) Bowery at Midnight (1942) The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942) The Mad Monster (1942) Night Monster (1942) The Leopard Man (1943) The Ape Man (1943) Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) I Walked with a Zombie (1943) Phantom of the Opera (1943 film) The Return of the Vampire (1943) Revenge of the Zombies (1943) Return of the Ape Man (1944) The Uninvited (1944 film) Voodoo Man (1944) Dead of Night (1945) The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945 film) Zombies on Broadway (1945) The Beast with Five Fingers (1946) House of Horrors (1946) Scared to Death (1947) Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) The Black Castle (1952) Mother Riley Meets the Vampire (1952) House of Wax (1953 film) Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) Cult of the Cobra (1955) Dementia (1955 film) Les Diaboliques (1955 film) The Night of the Hunter (1955 film) The She-Creature (1956) The Abominable Snowman (1957 film) The Black Scorpion (1957 film) The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) From Hell It Came (1957) The Aztec Mummy (1957) Night of the Demon (1957) The Undead (1957 film) The Vampire (1957 film) Voodoo Island (1957) Donovan's Brain (1953 film)

[@Largentina.]

@@Claymann71 okay

[@joeamason117]

@@Claymann71 How did I end up on a wikipedia page? Also how does Soma the videogame make it on your list? Lol

[@xalion1396]

AMOG US REFERENCE

[@GreaserMan]

Why am I not astoundingly surprised the only English character gets killed...

[@jogeller5731]

Is this a bad thing?

[@audreyquinn73]

😜

[@Starcraftgamer97]

The monster was probably an Umbrella B.O.W from the IRA branch.

[@TheVeryAngryShrimp]

@@Starcraftgamer97 💀💀💀

[@Tinblitz]

Also, the only English character is a ginormously smug nobber. Hmm, can't imagine why they made that character choice...

[@WTFisTingispingis]

Y'all ever been so drunk you picked a fight with tentacle monsters using a goddamn super soaker?

[@aromafrostXD]

Only a spud gun now, to be fair

[@accidiaet]

Maybe, if I did I wouldn't remember tho

[@kennethbryant5819]

It was meant to be a flamethrower but it was duckin' raining. But yeah, we've all been there.

[@IndigoMangoWango]

Not a bad idea if the water gun was filled with vodka

[@aromafrostXD]

@@IndigoMangoWango i feel you know me without knowing me. Soulmates? Or drinking buddies? Either way.. I feel where ur coming from

[@princeapoopoo5787]

The only St. Patrick's Day special I need.

[@wstine79]

Raise a pint and shout a drunken "HOYEVER!" for Ryan Hollinger bringing us this hidden Irish horror gem.

[@atrep4585]

Discovered this movie some years ago and I loved it, it's super underrated. Really fun premise, executed perfectly

[@Jm-ki4su]

"he's pissed as a a fart!" my family still jokes about that line to this day

[@scottotd]

Is that not a common term?

[@adambrown9773]

As a fellow Northern Irishman, I had never heard of this film. I will 100% be checking this out!

[@dylantennant6594]

While I do love this films original monster, I must ask, why hasn't Ireland made more monster movies? Irish folklore and myth has so many notable beastlies that would be terrifying to watch. Formorians, Aos Si, Dullahan, even the irish Herakles Cu Culhainn isnt kind of a monster, with his ability esentially turning him insde out and making him a beast. Theres a lot of potential here.

[@dommyboysmith]

Your eloquent dance with words and emotions, followed by the subsequent switch back to phrases like, "then little Ryan watched fuckin starship troopers" is what makes this channel so enjoyable to me. Never change. 🤣👍

[@Optiganone]

Historians claim, that "However" was Ryan's first word

[@GG-ou7it]

Hayever

[@gabriellopes8987]

hoyevuh

[@Optiganone]

@kshamwhizzle maybe he says hallelujah all the time and it just comes out weirdly? Just a wild guess

[@arcadia7459]

Cheeky wee mid-week drop eh Horror Daddy? We stan

[@user-jn1wm3tb8v]

Horror Daddy has such a lovely voice.

[@Oniqueen]

I love it when people call out the Studio interference of The Thing Prequel.

[@MandleRoss]

I hope one day we can see the original all-practical effects version. Man, can you imagine how pissed-off the animatronics artists must have been when they saw the finished product?

[@Muteleight]

@@MandleRoss I could be wrong, but I feel like there were quite a few practical effects that never ended up being filmed, so I'm not sure if a completely practical version of the movie exists. But the special effects team did use some of the stuff they built for a crowdfunded movie they made called Harbinger Down. I haven't gotten around to seeing it, so I don't know if it's worth a watch, but I'm keen to check it out

[@Oniqueen]

@@MandleRoss Oh they were very pissed off. So Pissed off that they went "Well screw you then! We'll go out and make our own horror movie with practical effects!" and thats how Harbinger Down was made.

[@kennethbryant5819]

Everything I've seen of the practical effects is badass. Though I have more problems with the movies besides that, like how much The Thing is onscreen for one.

[@MandleRoss]

@@Oniqueen I'll be watching that movie very soon then.

[@The_Republic_of_Ireland]

One of the lads at work told me about this film. I need to buy him a pint once pubs open again for being so sound

[@krishanubanerjee6955]

+Ryan Hollinger - The best subtext here is that no matter what the odds, the Irish sense of community helps them prevail over most, if not all odds they might face!

[@everythingispraey8806]

I am Appalachian (northeast Georgia) And this Irish movie made me feel At home,I don’t have much Irish blood 🩸 Howeyer,it’s very familiar that Irish ☘️ peculiar charm is well alive here one of my favorite movies

[@Mr4thDoctor]

I remember GoodBadFlicks doing a video on Grabbers from a while back. And seeing the scene with the adorable little baby Grabbers finally jogged my memory to where I say this before. I’m of Irish descent (hence my last name), so I’m always interested in checking out movies from Ireland. I’ll definitely be giving this one a watch.

[@AyyashAhmad]

"Capture the true spirits of Irish charm and humour" *shows a clip of a woman burping softly*

[@creeker2017]

Can we talk about the fact that the CGI in this random Irish film is better than half the current Marvel movies.

[@zanseinofan01]

Diamanda Hagan... now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time...

[@DiamandaHagan]

It's the curse of being obscure lol

[@vinianein9767]

@@DiamandaHagan She has risen

[@Spartan77570]

As an Irishman, I've never heard of this film but seems to be great craic. Gonna try and give it a watch. God knows we got time with the never ending lockdown here lol

[@PulpandArt]

Thank you for always spotlighting unknown gems! I have never heard about this one, but I will check it out now.

[@BarryHart-xo1oy]

I’m struck by the fact that this movie refers to the extraterrestrial monsters as “grabbers”,while in the U.S. science fiction/horror film “Tremors”,the monsters are referred to as “graboids”.

[@jogeller5731]

I'm Costa Rican so I have no idea how the Irish film industry goes about, but I'll be happy to go looking for shit once you recommend it! That entry list was a very good starter and I'll be watching that Diamanda Hagan video as well

[@DocFourFour]

Very proud of my small role in this film. Best gig ever.

[@johnvarianYT]

This one is such a fun movie! We’re rewatching it tonight with Leprechaun. They go pretty well as a double feature!

[@MandleRoss]

The heroine's one-liner when she takes on the "mother alien" is just magic.

[@dmittleman9757]

Now I almost don’t wanna watch it cause I don’t wanna watch these lovable characters die.

[@AL-fl4jk]

This movie is criminally underrated

[@hawkticus_history_corner]

The movie is the perfect balance of freaky and damn hilarious

[@Sammerzize]

Thank you for introducing me to this movie because I had never heard of it but will definitely enjoy it! Also, please do more Irish films! As an American, I'm greatly ignorant to them and would love, love, love your take on them!

[@Gregbaltzer]

This is a fine watch once, or twice movie, but my issue with it is that as a horror comedy it never gets really horrific, and it never reaches great comedic heights. So it never really succeeds at either. I never feel scared, or tense, watching it, but I also never laugh out loud. But it is a charming movie with kind of convincing(but obvious) CGI I just finished watching it for the third time, first time since it came out years ago. Just been going through movies on my shelf trying to decide if things were as good as I remember, or as bad as I remember, in a effort to decide what movies to keep. After a third watch I don't think I'd ever watch it again.

[@vhs3760]

why do i suspect that ecologist is a werewolf? 💀

[@will1301]

Haha brilliant

[@monicaenns9967]

I dunno, I heard he was a mid shipman on some sort of cruise ship..

[@jpvielleux]

Happy St. Patrick's day! Dead meat is an Irish zombie movie! The taking of Debrah Logan and Chasing sleep are my suggestions! Thanks!

[@WordUnheard]

I was wondering when you were going to cover this pot of gold, drenched in whisky. No better time than St. Patty's Day!

[@laurenb6076]

*paddy's day 👍

[@LinNoOne]

stumbled onto this gem several years ago, can't even remember how. it's great. the movie that traumatized me as a child was Watership Down, holy f

[@kennethbryant5819]

It used to be on netflix. That's how I first saw it. It's now in my eternal digital collection.

[@thesuntitan]

I'm so glad you recommended this, I got Tremors vibes throughout the whole thing and fucking loved it. Paddy's actor absolutely killed it!

[@audreyquinn73]

I love this film! Happy St Patrick's Day from Leitrim! 💕🇮🇪🍀 Edit: best final line regarding film subtext ever. Well played, sir.

[@nicklockk]

I love when Ryan recommends an unknown movie. I hope he'll do lore vids like this one!

[@SmokeyLaBear]

I'm surprised Ryan didn't compare this movie to Edgar Wright's "The World's End".

[@omeranafi624]

The thing that bought me into watching this film is the fact that Jeff from coupling is in it.

[@scapegoat8171]

"Highyever" I've grown accustomed to. But "mutilated wheels"? Give me a minute to catch up

[@JuanGarcia-gy8vl]

The charm is off the charts, i need to watch this movie.

[@electrapinckney4715]

Attack of the Giant Leeches absolutely traumatized me as a kid, blood-sucking monsters are the worst

[@greeninferno1339]

Grabbers actually plays on a traumatic film called The Raft, where a similarly slick moving form-defying monster (made of ink in the Raft) consumed all the teens

[@electrapinckney4715]

@@greeninferno1339 I didn't know that! thank you, ill have to check it out

[@St_Rizla]

@@greeninferno1339 that was part of creepshow 2 wasn't it?

[@Outfoxd]

I watched this years ago and am quite happy to be reminded it exists and deserves rewatching

[@TheUnapologeticGeek]

I spent all morning recommending this movie, and then hours later, boom. Sometimes I think you’re reading my mind, Ryan.

[@squattingnevil]

It's great to see you talk about Grabbers, it's a total underrated gem.

[@alexnacud25]

Great job, Ryan!

[@stillhammered3060]

A year ago if Grabbers happened in real life I would have had enough liquor to keep me immune for 5 years. Quarentine has taught me that I underestimated my estimated alcoholic tendencies and now I would be dead in two weeks.

[@cygne97]

i love when you cover movies that you really like! i also appreciate your clever criticism of other movies but the way you explain why you like a movie and why it is a good movie is so interesting!

[@hothamandcheesesandwich]

I'M SO GLAD YOU COVERED THIS ONE. I love it.

[@garrydix7091]

Bang on the money with this one - found it randomly a few years ago. It manages the difficult balance of being funny and thrilling in a light-hearted way, but with characters that you genuinely root for and hope that they make it through the movie. Awesome little film this.

[@satisfiedskullservant]

I was looking for this for the longest time! I remember seeing the creatures in a clip on KZbin but completely forgot the name of the movie! Thanks for the reminder and I'll be watching this ASAP

[@TallicaMan1986]

5:05 he won the argument. he discovered it.

[@jonaheades]

Thank you for the consistently amazing videos bro, these have helped me expand my movie taste so much and as an aspiring creator, this kind of stuff is super awesome to watch and super helpful! You're the best, dude. Keep being awesome and swag.

[@vangeovani5615]

You just unlocked a deep ass memory from my childhood. Like I remember watching this movie on the syfy channel while curled up in my top bunk. Like holy hell, I REMEMBER THIS MOVIE.

[@chittsy99]

If we are talking Irish horror movies then we need 'extra-ordinary'

[@joshmartin4914]

Do you reckon you'll ever do a review of Slugs? That movie needs more love.

[@jsmarty1]

Haven’t watched in a while due to my own problems, however (lol) something about this really grabs me. Love the content mate, hope ur well

[@ShatteredCiv]

I've never heard of this movie before, but came across the thumbnail leading to your channel. it's a good recommendation, and you've got yourself a new subscriber! thanks

[@dominique2o06]

Wow so many in the cast I recognized I'm going to pause this and try to watch it and I'll be back also Happy St.Partrick's Day 💚

[@MariAnimates]

8:07 Little young Mari watched Starship Troopers too! Except that I absolutely loved it and it sparked my creative flow

[@sifatshams1113]

Really hope you cover Under The Silver Lake sometime soon. It might just be The Big Lebowski or Donnie Darko of the 2010s.

[@migi8840]

Ryan your upload rate right now is astounding I hope you're getting enough rest!

[@makeshift307]

These things remind me of the moster from “island of terror” a horror film by hammer.

[@pezgurl]

having met the director of 'battle of the bone', i am very pleased to see it referenced here. i really enjoyed it and george is a really great guy!

[@robinallen9537]

Damn Ryan, after a few weeks of random videos spread out here and there you just keep releasing banger after banger! Keep up the amazing work! YOU ARE TRULY A FUCKING MAD LAD!

[@wjhull]

This update fried my brain. I saw Grabbers a ways back, and I would have SWORN it was because I saw it featured on this channel. I guess it was Good Bad Flicks? That being said, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand all produce surprisingly top-notch horror movies (well, surprising to anyone who grew up on American horror with a dash of Italian if 'ya nasty). It's always nice to see those unique regional flavors get a spotlight now and again.

[@pixelpastiche]

Without subtitles I would not have understood a word. Thank you.

[@alentrav]

Starship Troopers is one of my favorite movies of all time! I saw it in theater on opening day and I watch it again every opportunity I get!

[@reezy323]

Thank you for covering this movie ! I remember watching this movie one night when I was drunk and I could never remember what it was called 😭 even tho it was hard to understand them sometimes I really did enjoy this movie

[@d4mdcykey]

I have no idea how I never heard of this but it sounds like its right in my wheelhouse so it will be on the docket this weekend for damn sure. Thanks bro!

[@a.g1796]

AYOOO FINALLY. One of my favorite horror comedies,up there with Evil Dead II,the original Fright Night and The Lost Boys

[@kingofburnttoast]

I was wondering when you’d get around to covering this. I’m just so glad that you gave this the a look, since this film is so unfairly overlooked that any exposure for it is just criminal.

[@HauntingHypatiasShelves]

I’ve actually seen this! Before the Chiller channel went away, I randomly landed on this and loved it!

[@johnw8578]

Great! I'll add it to my watchlist. It reminds me of a favorite of mine as a kid: ISLAND OF TERROR (1966) -- A small, isolated island community's terrorized from a horde of creeping, blobbish, tentacled monsters which... Maybe you can review that movie someday?

[@pennypaints8091]

Ryan thank you for the recommendation. I watched Grabbers after seeing this and loved it! Thank you so much for enriching my movie watching experience. I’ve watched and rewatched many films after seeing your videos about them.

[@bentaylor4948]

God saw this years back and forgot how brilliant it was

[@rAndOmbUbblEsAndcAkE]

ur story about slugs is so relatable, i was exactly the same with eight legged freaks :P banging video as always babe xx

[@TheJohnnyCalifornia]

GRABBERS was in the same vein as TREMORS, for me. It switched working class American oddballs isolated in the Mojave desert with working class Irish oddballs on an island.

[@TenthDoctorfangirl12]

One of my favorite movies I'm so happy you covered it

[@irishjoe2941]

Dude I love this movie and I’ve never meant anybody who’s ever heard of this! Thanks for covering this movie they definitely deserve more exposure!

[@StevieRayHunter]

Star Ship Troopers was the first and last movie about killer bugs I saw as a kid

[@DiamandaHagan]

Thanks for the shoutout! (NI KZbinrs FTW!) Love Grabbers!

[@TrupimOkiemTV]

You are my go-to horror guy and now 'Grabbers' are on top of my watchlist.

[@goats_6263]

God this sounds brilliant, I'll have to check it out at some point, I don't think I've ever seen an Irish horror film other than a few films at the cork film festival.

[@Banshein]

Happy Paddy’s day from Cork, Ryan

[@jeremysiron9622]

OK, I didn’t think I had seen this until you started reviewing it, I watched this a few years back, I remember enjoying it

[@jasonhunter2819]

Haha, it somehow NEVER occurred to me how different you and Jerrica's accents are until you said Diamanda Hagan.

[@southpawalex3548]

Dude, it's like the cornetto trilogy all wrapped into one movie, it's about two police officers, one's uptight and from out of town, one's layback and local working together (Hot Fuzz), trying to survive an alien invasion (World's End) by staying in a pub while consuming alcohol (Shaun of the Dead)

[@ZombiiChix]

Love to see you shouting out Diamanda Hagan. Been watching her videos on the terror. Think you'd ever do a video on it?

[@aidanfarnan4683]

I *Love* the 1988 Slugs film in all its icky weirdness, and I love Grabbers, so thank you so much form mentioning them both in the same video!

[@wab99]

I would like to see you review "Sputnik" & "The Dark and the Wicked". Not Irish (sorry) but still would like it.

[@MitchFace]

I kind a love that this is the only mainstream Irish monster movie in existence because it’s the perfect Irish monster movie.