The Nesting - Good Bad Flicks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2021
- Good Bad Flicks checks out the 80s horror movie The Nesting. Directed by Armand Weston.
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“Fails her stealth check”! Oh my god, I spat out my coffee that was so damn funny
"The weapon that killed Colonel Mustard" lol 😆
I wasn't expecting Benny Hill yet I feel I should have. Great review.
Only one thing to do... (cue Yakety Sacks). I'm dead.
Nothing beats waking up and having a new Good Bad Ficks to watch! I love this channel
You scared me with that shout out of "Birds!"
Love your videos so much.
Thank you for all your effort and continuing to post them for us Cecil.
:)
Please do a video about “Body Melt” from 1993!!! Definitely one of the weirdest Australian films I’ve ever seen... I’m surprised you haven’t talked about it!!! It deserves coverage for sure.
‘Dr Webb arrives and is STUPID!’ I nearly spat my coffee out.😂
It's the Benny Hill music and D&D references that remind me exactly why I love this channel so much.
:)
Unironically calls herself a genius. Climbs outside the widow because of one floor board breaking.
Been too long my friend. Your videos are always a highlight to my day. 😉
No matter the perceived value of the subject matter, you always have such a fun take on it, and make me want to watch it. Thank you for the uploads.
Thank you for watching! :)
Dude, I’m so fucking glad you’re still making these videos and the In Search of Darkness docs. I’m certain the first time I saw your face was in the first one. I’m so excited to see the new one. I feel like I have no fun horror fiend friends to talk to anymore. These videos and those type of docs really feel like they connect me back to a humanity I am missing out on in my “older age”. So glad that cool, fun dudes like you still exist for me to vicariously connect with through things like this and ISOD. You rule, dude. Please keep this up forever in some form.
Thanks! I'm happily keeping the love of these movies alive :)
7:50 _wow_ .... the last time I saw this scene, it was in a trailer in the 80’s. For the longest time, I thought it was a cut scene from *The Brood.*
12:31 _that_ is a fantastic poster!
I got to see the first ISOD a couple months back. It's absolutely awesome. And introduced me to classics i never heard of before. One of the best documentaries i've ever seen. Really looking forward to checking out the sequel. You did good, GBF!
Thank you so much! :)
When I heard the title I thought it was going to be another creature feature
It’s been 5 years and we still haven’t hit 500k at least we hit 300k
Woo Good Bad Flicks and Movie Timelines upload on the same afternoon?? That makes for a happy Jesse.
9:00-9:15 Thank you for doing that LAMO!!!!!!
Wonderful job once again Cecil!
I vaguely recall seeing clips of this movie from a documentary, specifically the scene where the one guy is dragged into the lake and the ghost being hit by the car, in my youth. I could not remember what the movie those scenes were from even as they remained in my mind all these years. Then as I was watching this episode those scenes popped up and it all came back. So thank you, Cecil, for helping me solve this mystery from my past. And that documentary, called Hollywood Ghost Stories, can be found on TH-cam.
"Failed her stealth check." 🤣
Good old early 80s, where an actress appears to be anywhere between 20 and 50 years old depending on what she is wearing!
Agoraphobia... They could start an entire decade of horror and suspense movies centered around this phobia. Especially with the COVID pandemic, an entire generation will have such fear engrained into their psyche. There's already been a couple of horror movies like it in the past couple years but it's a topic that could be capitalized on; especially now.
That's not a bad idea, but it does have one major hurdle. There's far too many people who actually think the coof is something more than a bad flu so they'd have trouble getting people to go and watch it.
Copycat with Sigourney Weaver centers around the main character's Agoraphobia.
Seems to be the major flaw in this film (I read some Amazon Prime reviews a week or so back before seeing this episode today). The main issue with any "haunted house" type film is once you get the characters in, how do you get them to STAY in, instead of pulling a Larry Fishburne and saying "We're leaving" as soon as things start to go wrong? Well, here, you could have had a great psychological horror war between the irrational fear of the Big Bad Outside World and the very rational fear of being murdered by ghosts (in such a film where ghosts exist and are capable of murder). Like an arachnophobe being told they have to stick their hand in a hole filled with spiders or get shot in the head. Even if you know for a fact all the spiders in there are completely harmless to humans, overcoming that powerful irrational fear isn't easy.
I think it's already been done: Quarantine Girl (2020)
Try the Spanish film "The Last Days". Its about the world coming down with fatal agoraphobia and the main character trying to find his girlfriend.
You guys really did a bang up job on In Search Of Darkness and I’m sure This next one will be just as great. As always we appreciate everything ya do. Keep it up!
I love Gloria Grahame’s acting. She was gorgeous. Hard to believe she was so insecure about her looks.
What’s weird is she married her former stepson and had other personal demons.
She had a hanger-on, the much-younger Peter Turner, who wrote a book FILM STAR DON’T DIE IN LIVERPOOL about their relationship. I haven’t read it some time, but he struck me as kinda gross.
Glad you made this video. I’m overdo for a rewatch!
Speaking of In Search of Darkness 2 my GBF version of it came in a while back, we've got the posts mounted and hung in the house and of course thoroughly enjoyed it! Again thank you for helping out!
They head into the house and....oh no.... Love that!
One of your best yet!
Crazy I was watching this movie last night
Holy Crap. Cecil is very amped for this one! The excited inflection is great.
Why would someone dislike this video? This is nothing but good info and entertainment.
The odds must be crazy! Yesterday I watched a video essay about Gloria Grahame (In Her Eyes), and even picked up the movie Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool.
11:32 - Armour Stiner House is a very impressive historic structure. Millions were spent carefully restoring it. It's easy to see from the road, and occasional (expensive) public tours
are offered. Irvington itself is a charming little town easily accessible by taking Metro North's Hudson line from Grand Central.
I was obsessed with horror when I was way too young, especially the banned stuff over here in the UK. I never thought I'd be laughing at a Benny Hill bit in one of them all these years later!
Dude the Benny hil made the video! I laughed until I cried.
One day the light will shine on a "exploring Donnie Darko" and what a day that will be!
Great vid as always.
That Benny Hill bit was hysterical!
Cecil you crack me up everytime. Keep em coming :-)
Hell yes! I'm so ecstatic you covered this "gem". I recently learned via Wikipedia that 2019's the Wolf Hour' is "derivative" of it
The michael Haneke movie?, oh wait, wrong Hour of the Wolf
@@Malum09 yea I don't think this one is anywhere near a Henke. It had Naomi Watts & doesn't seem to be as supernatural. Wiki might be lying to me
@@corydeceased Supposedly it changes the backstory for now being about the Murder during the Summer of Sam
@@Malum09 intriguing. I'm more than likely going to end up watching it
"The Girl on the Third Floor" seems to be inspired by these haunted brothel movies, tho. Check it out, it has some good moments.
Cross between “In the Mouth of Madness,” “The Shining,” and “Amityville Horror.” Good stuff. Hahahaha
Little reminder to myself: "Do not eat nor drink, while watching the videos!" Gosh XD!
Sound downright unsmart to me.
A more recent addition to the haunted brothel subgenre would be 'Girl on the third floor' from 2019.
You might have reviewed it already but it is definetly worth a look.
9:57 Dang! That dude got bodied...
...by Jake.
oh man...the benny hill chase music always gets me..lol...superb vid cecil !!
Those in search of darkness documentarys are awesome. Watched em a few times. Very enjoyable. Bought em and I do not regret it. Awesome job with it. Even good bad flicks interview 🤪 j/k your awesome too.
lol thanks for putting up with that Good Bad Flicks guy! :)
I got a cousin from Miscellaneous City, USA
Woo! Another film that has legend John Carradine in it! AWESOME! Great review my man! Keep it up!
That Defiance of Good cover is epic
Crap didn't realize this was new. Thanks. Also watched killer clowns after your take. I've seen it but it made w me wanna watch it
Priceless commentary, I love it.
Thanks!
You should check out 'Jane and the Lost City' available now on amazon prime. Has Sam J. Jones in it.
Nothing like a Benny Hill sketch to liven up any review. While I remember the VHS artwork for The Nesting, I can't recall if I have actually seen the film. Yet I do remember Jake Steinfeld's body slam on a car hood from Home Sweet Home (1981). I almost thought, "Wait, that was in The Nesting?" Thanks again for a great review and lots of laughs, Cecil.
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Damnit, now the Benny hill theme is going to stay stuck in my head...
8:22 that actress was an excellent character actor.
Yes! Bobo Lewis had amazing timing and elevated everything she was in.
Bought the Blu-ray when it came out about a decade ago and really liked the film. I was really surprised when I saw that the IMDb rating was then only 2.8/10 if I remember correctly. I'm glad t's gone up since then.
Ah, the days of going to the video store, renting something and never knowing much about it (apart from what was on the back cover). Watching the trailers and finding a few movies you wished you rented instead.
All before age restrictions came in....
Damn that Yakety Sax 🎷
“That’s one way to turn off the music” and the lights apparently. The smile on her face when she is being told that she is dumb for staying there was unnerving as hell. The local drunk Abner? Really, one would think that’s was Frank’s other job. This film reminded me of a different version of Burnt Offerings.
"BIRDS!"
Bought my copies 1 & 2!!! They are every horror fans dream documentaries!!!! 🍿🖤💀
Thank you for the support! I hope you enjoy them :)
Birds! I actually jumped
I love the notes on actors from the classics like Gloria Grahame- I can't believe she was almost 60 here, she was one of those starlets from the 1940s
Great Channel
*Looks at watch....*
Hold up!
I wasn't READY!!!
The VHS cover art to this flick absolutely terrified me as a kid, I think the sickle might be horror's more underused weapon.
Totally superficial but Gloria Grahame was Violet in It's A Wonderful Life which was made in 1946 and this is from 1981 damn she aged well.
Yeet the Child!
Dear lord I've never been this early for anything
That Benny Hill music killed me
This movie is 100% more entertaining than actual agoraphobia. Always nice to see new Good Bad Flicks!
Blue Voodoo is a classic.
Just subbed. You got recommended off a Oliver Harper video. Fitting.
Dang good channel, shucks. Sorry I missed it this far, but I'm about to view yo' sh*t.
Thanks! On the plus side you have a lot of really good videos to catch up on!
love the vid. I freaking died a number of times during this, just like John Carridine
Oh a new good bad flicks. Thanks Cecil
What's more horrifying than being stabbed in the eye? Whatever it is Geretta's tanning "professional" calls that work, they should be charged with a crime.
This movie's tag line is very similar to one used for house by the cemetery.
I must see this movie.
There's a new GoodBadFlick called PSYCHO GOREMAN 🍿
Rich architect redid this famous house. It was on some famous homes video. It was awsome
Abner, the local drunk who hates people but loves his chickens...I like this guy.
Edit: Uh...nevermind
It was on the Section 3 part of the Nasties list, so it was not prosecuted but was banned. Although it's been available uncut since 1986. I saw it recently and thought it was okay. Really unsure how it ended up on the Nasties list because it's pretty tame. The doctor's death that Cecil shows in the video was the most graphic scene.
Yay our prodigal son has returned to us
Yeah ... that typewriter was ancient, even in 1980.
Terrific video Cecil do you think it’s possible if you can do a video on The Unholy from 1988 staring Ben Cross.
I am still looking for an old movie (late 70's early 80's), horror or something.
But the most memorable line in that movie is "Just another one of those...hippies".
It still eludes me after almost 40 years.
Can you remember the plot or some scenes? There were a bunch of hippie exploitation films in those days. I drink your blood comes to mind.
@@zeenatkhan1782 i believe there was a kid that falls into a pit and he awaken years later or something.
Its just that small tidbit of the 2 old people on their porch saying that classic line that has been engraved in my noggin since i was a tenny tot (just out of diapers i believe), in the weeeee early part of the 80s
I never heard of this film, thanks as al-BIIIIIIRRRDSSS!!!!!
10:06 Yo buddy, this is just a movie scene! This guy is going all in with that kiss.
Does bordello of blood count as a brothel horror movie?
Thanks cecil! Another GBF!
Weird name choice. Like, I get that it technically fits, but I'm pretty sure that most people would be expecting something with monstrous birds or reptiles, not someone who has issues with leaving places.
8 minutes into the video before I figured out I mistook 'The Nest' (a much better 80s horror) & 'The Nesting'. Good to find another bad movie nontheless 🤘
just ordered parts 1 and 2! cant wait
order #31506! I only wish I could be there for the benefits and the live viewings. I work overnights and always miss that stuff
Thank you so much!
That review was funny as hell
Cecil, you've got to review Silver Bullet some time; it's a horror gem from the 80's.
Lauren is the baby!!! Oooooo myyyyy goooooooooooood!!!!!
Those floorboards in the attic sure didn't look rotten, they looked pretty new. They were clearly cut most of the way through with a power saw though...
I enjoyed this one, less goofy fx than most horror around this time
This film could probably use a little more proper structure in terms of story and editing. Other than that, it looks decent. And that Yakety Sax chase music bit in the video was hilarious! LOL!!! 😁😆🤣
What's that lead in music from ? 00:29
When I heard you say, a step to the left, a step to the right I instantly thought of The Time Warp and the stupid dance....oops I think my age is showing!😆