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Fun Facts: Filming started in 1986, but was abandoned. Only 2 scenes are from 1986, the rest is from 1989. The totem pole monster and the skeleton head that rips out of a man's stomach are both props taken from the Dokken music video 'Burning like a Flame'. The footage shot in 1989 were shot in just 2 days.
“After the dumpster fire that was Toxic Avenger, I’m picking a movie with an even lower rating, called Winterbeast…” Erin’s face: 😩 Me: LOL Amazing start to the video, thank you Erin.
Controversial opinion: The Lodge owner is actually legitimately creepy in this. With the right director and budget, he could've been a big horror icon. He gives me huge low budget giallo movie vibes. I can envision him wearing satin gloves, cutting a fake looking neck while laughing like a maniac.
Proving there is no justice in this world, Winterbeast is the director's only movie (and plaid jacket guy's only movie 😥) but Suburban Sasquach"s director has made seven films. And you missed a lot of green leaves and lawns in the background. This was a year-round project. Like Texas Chainsaw Massacre, "Hey, the director found a $20 in the pocket of an old coat! We can film this weekend" Kind of admire that.
@@JasonBrant The movie doesn't even have a regular Wikipedia page. Unless some Australian video store owner becomes obsessed with this too I think we know all we're going to know. (PS - did you enjoy the 50th anniversary of my Dolphins' Perfect Season tonight?)
And the effects in this, amazingly, look better than most of the stuff in any Wascavage movie. The claymation stuff while not great (really good claymation takes time and money, let's not forget that) still is more bearable than some 2d models added in post. The gore looks more real too. Not hating on Wescavage, just my opinion.
I'm glad to see more people watching this. Years ago my friend had a store called Weird World and on Saturdays I would go over there to watch bad movies and this was one of the first things we watched.
I'm actually convinced that you could build a suit for half of this stuff and put a person in it for less effort than went into the claymation. I mean, at least it couldn't have looked WORSE :)
I'm guessing someone ran an SFX class and promised his students a bit in the movie if they did a claymation segment. That's why there are so many different monsters without any reason. 😉
I've actually seen this movie, and its brilliance cannot be overstated. Thanks for bringing it to even more viewers. Fingers crossed for a Blu-ray release.
5:15 Wasn't expecting to see Groot in this film 😂 EDIT: Erin calls this out later( you're on a roll lately Erin!). I was commenting as I was watching for the first time.
Man this one has it all! Cheesy lines, bewbies, and weird claymation(?) characters out of a nightmare from those 70’s Christmas cartoons. 😂 This one is an instant classic
My friend and I went thru a phase in the mid 2000s of only watching B movies. It’s awesome this channel exists! Keep them coming. Cheers from Edmonton Canada.
It's like Ray Harryhausen if he just stopped caring about his work! Sadly Jason was right. This was Christopher Thies' only movie, into which he probably put all of his meager resources, then unfortunately died in 2015 at the tender age of 50. IMDb says they started filming in 1986, only kept two scenes, then filmed the rest in 1989 so it's another "troubled production" if you can believe it. I wish someone could have made a documentary about how this movie came to exist, as it must be a wild story, but looks like that won't be happening.
Back when this gem was considered a "new release" title at our local mom and pop video store when I was a kid, it was priced at $2.99 a day (as opposed to older titles only being $0.99). I'm pretty sure I was the one who chose this for our family to watch that weekend, just cause I thought the cover was cool. It was pretty safe to say after watching his with the family I was no longer allowed to pick movies from then on.😆 Also, the secondary market for this tape is ridiculous!
I feel as if even a drunk Lord Dave would be unable to predict a single development in this movie's... can we even call it a story, a plot-line? What a ride this was - I love it xD
You have to give credit to a movie where you have an equal chance of each next scene being a giant demon chicken attack or a group of people drinking milk.
17:36.I'm pretty sure that door opens outwards..sorry,I just had to put that first..Thank you guys and girl,if it wasn't for you I would never have had the chance to see these masterpieces of film work,the acting and set design are outstanding and the lighting crew deserve an Oscar for the ingenious lighting placement,and then there's the Director,.......What can I say.....A genius....
I. LOVE. THIS. MOVIE!!! (which is why nobody ever has me assist them with planning their parties...). We even bought the RiffTrax version of it. It's like a home movie from The Twilight Zone, SO exquisitely inept & deranged. You gotta love any film with Box O'Dong, a flaming queen you could smelt copper over - and the Tree Monster is clearly a wooden Gir from "Invader Zim" LOL Oh - did you notice the Playgirl centrefold Ranger guy's hair/stache changes? It's because there was a 3 year halt in filming. This is SOOO awesome... I'm hoping the technology exists when I kick off so this can play on continuous loop on my tombstone. It should also be the National Anthem of SGIB. I am SOOOOO happy you shared this!
This reminded me of Robot Chicken on an even lower budget (edit: I did not even get to the giant chicken part.. holy lol). I love how they're always using the same walls and camera angles.. "guys, we set everything up perfectly, let's just use it as much as we can".
I stumbled across your channel a couple days ago and I thoroughly enjoy your suffering I MEAN your cracking wise at this awful films. This one sure seems something special, the stop motion is goofy fun and it's a shame we don't get more of the old plaid jacketed fellow, he was having some real fun chewing the scenery. I appreciate you all riffing on these films no one else will touch, especially when you run into a local gem like this. Thanks for the laughs!
When you said "Dear God", it reminded me of this: OFFICER: the victims were dismembered and sacrificed on an altar made of antlers DETECTIVE: dear god OFFICER: most likely yes
@@JasonBrant ...and 10 stuntmen would have been killed or maimed during the filming. David Carradine stars as the Indian Ghost Demon, and Chuck Norris is the Ranger...
The lack of any reaction to anything was terrible. They acted like everything they saw and encountered was just part of every day life, like Perkins breaking into Sheldons house, seeing him dancing around a bunch of corpses and having no reaction or emotions at all. 🤣😂🤣 I didn't even notice there was no doorknob until seeing it here 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It is so fun to watch you all reacting to this movie... it IS perfect 'so bad it's good' material. Reminds me of a high school movie project. Thanks for the laughs!
This reminds me of the drive-in classic, "Equinox" from 1970. It's like 'Evil Dead' except the devil shows up as a park ranger and sends monsters after the protagonists to retrieve the magic book and they have no cabin to hide in. Then Ranger The Devil tries to SA the female in the protagonist group but her crucifix repels him, so he turns into a flying demon and a guy gets hit by a VW Beetle. One of the guys who worked on it, Jim Danforth, later went on to work with Harryhausen. Monster effects are better in 'Equinox'. If you remember 'WKRP in Cincinnati' you might recognize one of the actors.
i Totally agree, i was gobsmacked when i accidentaly saw this long ago, no ffw, i just stared, gawked as it just got worse & kept climbing - the first movie ever - when i thought "i have to show this to other people, just to see their reaction" The branch in the film actually appears in several shots, i wonder if they had a branchwrangler The Deputy and his dialogue, one wonders what the makers were going for Awesome - thanks!
7:58 Bro... That music reminds me of the VHS porno movies I found in my dad's "old movie collection" in middle school. I mean the subject matter is different (though not as much as you might think), but the cinematography, score, and leveling is basically identical. I recall being horrified upon seeing one of these films for the first time and (barely) hearing someone utter "that's no way to speak to your mother during our 'family time.'" It killed my soul a little and I never looked at my dad the same way again... I'm just glad I'm his son and that the film scene wasn't all dudes....
I did a little research and I think this is in Mass. There's a pennant behind their heads that reads "Mohawk Trail" which is a hiking trail in the Mass mountains. There's also a store sign that reads "Concord....".
Welcome to the Winterbeast Survivor's Club. Therapists are standing by should you need them. I have loved this movie for a long time. The stop motion monsters are awesome and I've always been convinced the one monster was the inspiration for Groot. The Lodge owner's over the top performance is priceless (I'm not even sure he was acting. He might have actually been insane). I've seen actors chew the scenery but I've rarely seen one chew it up and spit it back at the audience. I'm sure you guys noticed the "Bend Over and Touch Your Toes" sign in the lodge which was an odd or humorous center shot placement. To quote a famous and well loved TH-camr: "This move is horrible...and I love it".
Erin with the Pink Floyd shirt, yes! Such a good taste in music! Thanks to you all for the channel, always looking forward to the next “insane dumpster fire”!
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Haven't watched it. Probably won't.
liked the giant chickens? check out "Chicken Park" by jerry calà
have you guys watch demons 1985? it have that katana wielding on motorbike vs hordes of demons nothing can top
Just purchased my plot 10 minutes ago. Thanks guys and gals.
These ad-reads age like milk out of the fridge....
Fun Facts:
Filming started in 1986, but was abandoned. Only 2 scenes are from 1986, the rest is from 1989.
The totem pole monster and the skeleton head that rips out of a man's stomach are both props taken from the Dokken music video 'Burning like a Flame'.
The footage shot in 1989 were shot in just 2 days.
Lol, felt like it too.
You can do worse for two days. Especially considering they've made all the claymation afterwards, which definitely took a lot of time.
That’s pretty neat! Thanks for sharing!
I saw that on IMDB, too. But I don't trust much on there.
@@JasonBrant if it's on the internet it's 100% true.
Suddenly, and without warning, a Tool video broke out.
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Bad stop-motion is so much better than bad CGI. I loved that.
Always.
Bad stop-motion is so much better than good CGI
I think Robot Chicken gonna sue somebody!
That's true 🤣
Or evil dead
This was before robot chicken, so maybe this is what influenced them & they swore they would do it better!!! Lol
@@stevenmeatsandwich49 probably this. Seth Green has proved himself untrustworthy
MST3000
“After the dumpster fire that was Toxic Avenger, I’m picking a movie with an even lower rating, called Winterbeast…”
Erin’s face: 😩
Me: LOL
Amazing start to the video, thank you Erin.
Gotta follow a bad movie with an even worse one 🤣
@@JasonBrant Heck, mission accomplished. Onto the next! Love your channel, appreciate all the hard work you and Erin clearly put in.
@@JasonBrant lower rating than toxic avenger.... for me this was alot better than toxic avenger
It felt like the stop-motion were all done as film class projects, and then the friends decided to build a film around existing monsters.
Controversial opinion: The Lodge owner is actually legitimately creepy in this. With the right director and budget, he could've been a big horror icon. He gives me huge low budget giallo movie vibes. I can envision him wearing satin gloves, cutting a fake looking neck while laughing like a maniac.
The scene of him dancing with the mask and the song playing in the background is genuinely an effective scene
@@jordanpaterson9043 Lol, no it isn't, at all. It's just stupid.
Proving there is no justice in this world, Winterbeast is the director's only movie (and plaid jacket guy's only movie 😥) but Suburban Sasquach"s director has made seven films.
And you missed a lot of green leaves and lawns in the background. This was a year-round project. Like Texas Chainsaw Massacre, "Hey, the director found a $20 in the pocket of an old coat! We can film this weekend" Kind of admire that.
I've seen a lot of conflicting info on this. I'd love to have more backstory on the making of it.
@@JasonBrant The movie doesn't even have a regular Wikipedia page. Unless some Australian video store owner becomes obsessed with this too I think we know all we're going to know. (PS - did you enjoy the 50th anniversary of my Dolphins' Perfect Season tonight?)
And the effects in this, amazingly, look better than most of the stuff in any Wascavage movie. The claymation stuff while not great (really good claymation takes time and money, let's not forget that) still is more bearable than some 2d models added in post. The gore looks more real too. Not hating on Wescavage, just my opinion.
"Evil Dead meets Northern Exposure?"
That isn't a comparison I ever would have expected from a DVD cover promotion.
This is more like Evil dead meets Saturday Night Live
I didn't even notice that - hilarious 🤣
@@JasonBrant I'm almost speechless after watching this one. It ranks up (or down) there with After Last Season and The Howling 7.
If it's anything horror fans love it's Northern Exposure.
It was still tremendously entertaining. 👍
Quick, somebody give that movie a "So bad it's movies!" award. Also the MC was giving me serious "Birddemic" MC vibes
It's so deserving.
I'm glad to see more people watching this. Years ago my friend had a store called Weird World and on Saturdays I would go over there to watch bad movies and this was one of the first things we watched.
What did this store sell?
This is a movie for the ages. I love finding gems like these.
@@megatronjenkins2473 Weird stuff.
I commend the creators of this using actual claymation without shame. Again, another amazing episode
Thanks!
I'm actually convinced that you could build a suit for half of this stuff and put a person in it for less effort than went into the claymation. I mean, at least it couldn't have looked WORSE :)
This is Scooby-Doo, the original movie, right1? "It was the man who ran the Lodge the whole time"
Gonna be honest... I have no idea what happened in this.
That janky stop motion is amazing. Definitely a Harryhausen fan made this.
Wow! The title card looks like something I drew in junior high when I was trying to come up with band names!
They're very close, and, OUT OF FOCUS!
Shitty titles cards are always a good sign.
Huge credit to this movie: that ending really left me hungry for more Claymation monsters!!!
I'm always down for more chicken monsters at the beach.
Sometimes I get concerned for the well-being of you guys when watching stuff like this 😂 awesome video!
My brain function has definitely deteriorated.
These stinkers 💩 are life affirming for these guys I wouldn't worry too much 😭 lol 🤣
@@JasonBrant Just watch a few Cannon flicks. Your brain cells will appreciate the lifeline.
@@alucard624 Cannon fixes everything.
I had a bad day today. This has cheered me up. Thank you!
20:50 After Brian yells “Jason!”. Jason just drinks more beer. 😂😂
It's what I do 🤣
I'm guessing someone ran an SFX class and promised his students a bit in the movie if they did a claymation segment. That's why there are so many different monsters without any reason. 😉
Whichever student came up with the chicken monster deserved an A.
I've actually seen this movie, and its brilliance cannot be overstated. Thanks for bringing it to even more viewers. Fingers crossed for a Blu-ray release.
I think the most WTF scene was from 2:30 to 25:50. 😳
This movie should get a nationwide theatrical release.
It does have a Blu-Ray release; what would this world be without Vinegar Syndrome?
@@Axisoffear94 Thanks for the heads-up: Mine arrived a couple of days ago :D
@@markmathisen3908 I like the scene where Groo peeping Tom's a topless Dana Plato and then throws her into the side of the house.
Careful closing that door. Those are load bearing doors.
🤣
I have no idea what the hell was happening, but Erin's joy at the demon chicken made the ride ABSOLUTELY worth it! 🤣
All I can here right now is Rob Zombie going "Heyyyyyaaah the bad movie you wanted, heyyyyyaaaaaaah it's the Winter beast"
Just when we thought there couldn't be worst monsters than "Suburban Sasquatch"...
"It's Goro if Goro was an alien". Jason how many humans with 4 arms do you know exactly 🤣
Fair.
This movie should put in museum it's a master peace 👺🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It should be studied in filmschool.
"The Attack Of The 50 Foot Shrunken Apple Head Woman" was so much better!
I've just put my feet up with a pot of coffee ☕ so let's bring on the nonsense 😭 lol I'm looking forward to this one.
This one is pretty amazing.
@@JasonBrant
Both brilliant and incomprehensible lol the secret SBIG recipe 🤣
5:15
Wasn't expecting to see Groot in this film 😂
EDIT: Erin calls this out later( you're on a roll lately Erin!). I was commenting as I was watching for the first time.
Erin has been killing it the past few episodes.
As long as he doesn't say, "I am Groot," Disney can't sue.
Why did nobody do their due diligence about established titles? I don't understand how anybody got tricked into thinking that shit was real anyway.
Man this one has it all! Cheesy lines, bewbies, and weird claymation(?) characters out of a nightmare from those 70’s Christmas cartoons. 😂 This one is an instant classic
My friend and I went thru a phase in the mid 2000s of only watching B movies.
It’s awesome this channel exists!
Keep them coming.
Cheers from Edmonton Canada.
The Giant Wooden Indian is located at Charlemont, Massachusetts and it is still there today. The Newbury Public Library is in Newbury, New Hampshire
It's like Ray Harryhausen if he just stopped caring about his work! Sadly Jason was right. This was Christopher Thies' only movie, into which he probably put all of his meager resources, then unfortunately died in 2015 at the tender age of 50. IMDb says they started filming in 1986, only kept two scenes, then filmed the rest in 1989 so it's another "troubled production" if you can believe it. I wish someone could have made a documentary about how this movie came to exist, as it must be a wild story, but looks like that won't be happening.
I wish this dude made more movies.
Back when this gem was considered a "new release" title at our local mom and pop video store when I was a kid, it was priced at $2.99 a day (as opposed to older titles only being $0.99). I'm pretty sure I was the one who chose this for our family to watch that weekend, just cause I thought the cover was cool. It was pretty safe to say after watching his with the family I was no longer allowed to pick movies from then on.😆
Also, the secondary market for this tape is ridiculous!
I know its going to be a great "So Bad Its Good" when "Oh, This is bad" is said before the 3 Minute Mark.
The magazine pages are the mark of a masterpiece.
It's a nice touch.
He said "drink your beer". LOL.
🤣
Tree monster looks like groot....hmmmm. Also a lot of Ray Harryhausen vibes with the stop motion claymation
For sure.
That's an insult to Harryhausen.
The special effects in this were straight out of a Raisinets Halloween special. Claymation straight out of a drug induced nightmare!
Lmfo! The yeti at 10:50 looks a lot like hairy version of a sleestak from land of the lost!
Haha, nice.
Monster looks like a giant raisen. 😂
Yeah, it does 🤣
Good eye Erin spotting the microphone in the shot! 🤣
GumbyGroot vs. the Evil Dead. What a movie.
🤣
Jason….Toxic Avenger 2 and 3……I think there’s a 4…Citizen Toxic….🎃
I'd rather eat glass.
"Jesus Christ, CUT!" 😂
Lol that was awesome. He read my mind!
It's definitely a thing with these bad movies. Shots last way too long.
I feel as if even a drunk Lord Dave would be unable to predict a single development in this movie's... can we even call it a story, a plot-line? What a ride this was - I love it xD
"What's in the box?!! What's in the box?!!!!!"
- Detective Mills
😆😆😆😆😆
You have to give credit to a movie where you have an equal chance of each next scene being a giant demon chicken attack or a group of people drinking milk.
That's incredible screenwriting.
Groot really worked his way up before finally landing that role with marvel.
Someone saw evil dead, understood half of the spirit nonsense, and knew what they had to do
The guy rolling down the hill gave me flash backs to Chris Farley in Black Sheep. What in the hell was that all about!
I'm most impressed by the giallo style lighting.
17:36.I'm pretty sure that door opens outwards..sorry,I just had to put that first..Thank you guys and girl,if it wasn't for you I would never have had the chance to see these masterpieces of film work,the acting and set design are outstanding and the lighting crew deserve an Oscar for the ingenious lighting placement,and then there's the Director,.......What can I say.....A genius....
According to IMDB this movies filming locations were:
Shelburne MA, Native Views Gift Shop and Bridge St,
and Newbury MA
I. LOVE. THIS. MOVIE!!! (which is why nobody ever has me assist them with planning their parties...). We even bought the RiffTrax version of it. It's like a home movie from The Twilight Zone, SO exquisitely inept & deranged. You gotta love any film with Box O'Dong, a flaming queen you could smelt copper over - and the Tree Monster is clearly a wooden Gir from "Invader Zim" LOL Oh - did you notice the Playgirl centrefold Ranger guy's hair/stache changes? It's because there was a 3 year halt in filming. This is SOOO awesome... I'm hoping the technology exists when I kick off so this can play on continuous loop on my tombstone. It should also be the National Anthem of SGIB. I am SOOOOO happy you shared this!
I did notice the stache changes, but they told me I was wrong! I should know better than to listen to them.
This reminded me of Robot Chicken on an even lower budget (edit: I did not even get to the giant chicken part.. holy lol). I love how they're always using the same walls and camera angles.. "guys, we set everything up perfectly, let's just use it as much as we can".
The giant chicken is incredible.
I just love the constant confused faces....lol
It's good to know the audio is actually real bad and it wasn't just my phone or speaker 😂🤣
That monster bird was as big as a battleship, I tells ya!!!!
🤣
I really like the poster of the film, something about it reminds me of the old Goosebumps books
Goosbumps, but with bewbs.
So we can do a pilgrimage to Scotland to see your lands! 😄. All Hail, Lord Jason, Lord Dave and HUUUUR Highness, Lady Erin!!
You'll spot Dave's because of all the empty beer cans on the ground.
@@JasonBrant 😄
"Winterbeast"...but in the Fall. No one thought this through properly. No one.
Howdy Y'all ! These videos keep getting better and better , we would be lost without you guys . Enjoying every minute from Ireland 🇮🇪 🙌✌️🍺
Thanks, Castor!
This movie reeks of Molsen, and, back bacon!
🤣 🤣
Channel with Dave: A blast!
Channel without Dave: Horrible!
I couldn't even finish Toxic Avenger, glad you managed to get through it... my condolences. But this movie, this I have to see!
It's a must watch!
I stumbled across your channel a couple days ago and I thoroughly enjoy your suffering I MEAN your cracking wise at this awful films. This one sure seems something special, the stop motion is goofy fun and it's a shame we don't get more of the old plaid jacketed fellow, he was having some real fun chewing the scenery. I appreciate you all riffing on these films no one else will touch, especially when you run into a local gem like this. Thanks for the laughs!
When you said "Dear God", it reminded me of this:
OFFICER: the victims were dismembered and sacrificed on an altar made of antlers
DETECTIVE: dear god
OFFICER: most likely yes
Didn't get this till I looked it up. I'm smart.
720am in Alaska, coffee and dabs ready to go, let's do this!!! Never heard of this one, looks goofy af!
lol That's called a Portland Speedball here in Oregon :)
Goofy is being kind.
@@Panicagq2 well, Portland IS weird 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wonder how this movie would have turned out if it had been done by Cannon Films?
The explosions per minute definitely would have been higher. And they would have snuck a ninja in there somewhere.
@@JasonBrant ...and 10 stuntmen would have been killed or maimed during the filming. David Carradine stars as the Indian Ghost Demon, and Chuck Norris is the Ranger...
THE STUFF!!!
It's on the list.
8:27 that was my question everytime they interacted. Also, where is the state search and rescue in that town and the true professionals? 🤔😂🤣
The lack of any reaction to anything was terrible. They acted like everything they saw and encountered was just part of every day life, like Perkins breaking into Sheldons house, seeing him dancing around a bunch of corpses and having no reaction or emotions at all. 🤣😂🤣 I didn't even notice there was no doorknob until seeing it here 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It is so fun to watch you all reacting to this movie... it IS perfect 'so bad it's good' material. Reminds me of a high school movie project. Thanks for the laughs!
Feeders is a high school movie project. This is better than Feeders
I had so much fun watching this one.
Wow. You are doing the world a great favor, Jason, by alerting people to these rare cinematic gems. Truly amazing, eh?
Oh man, this clusterfudge. The continuity errors are legendary!
So glorious.
“Is that guy wearing flannel over his flannel?”
“That’s a man!”
-Jason Brant
This reminds me of the drive-in classic, "Equinox" from 1970. It's like 'Evil Dead' except the devil shows up as a park ranger and sends monsters after the protagonists to retrieve the magic book and they have no cabin to hide in. Then Ranger The Devil tries to SA the female in the protagonist group but her crucifix repels him, so he turns into a flying demon and a guy gets hit by a VW Beetle. One of the guys who worked on it, Jim Danforth, later went on to work with Harryhausen. Monster effects are better in 'Equinox'. If you remember 'WKRP in Cincinnati' you might recognize one of the actors.
Stop-motion also resembles the aliens from 'Laserblast'.
"you can do stop motion right?"
yeah, yeah...totally.... got my play doh right here!
"you're hired"
That lodge owner transformed into Tiny Tim... I'm not disappointed
🤣 🤣
The claymation wasn’t even the worst part, it was the acting and shitty sets… 😂😂😂
that deer listening in on the conversation😂
i Totally agree, i was gobsmacked when i accidentaly saw this long ago, no ffw, i just stared, gawked as it just got worse & kept climbing - the first movie ever - when i thought "i have to show this to other people, just to see their reaction"
The branch in the film actually appears in several shots, i wonder if they had a branchwrangler
The Deputy and his dialogue, one wonders what the makers were going for
Awesome - thanks!
"WHY ARE WE TOUCHIN' IT?" is always a smart question. Play it safe, gang.
17:07 Erin's look at Jason: You convinced me to quit my Full Time job so I can sit here and watch this schlock with you on a daily basis?
This looks like one of the very rare occasions that you'd all rather be watching Seagal than this.
Hell no! This was so much fun to watch!
7:58
Bro... That music reminds me of the VHS porno movies I found in my dad's "old movie collection" in middle school. I mean the subject matter is different (though not as much as you might think), but the cinematography, score, and leveling is basically identical. I recall being horrified upon seeing one of these films for the first time and (barely) hearing someone utter "that's no way to speak to your mother during our 'family time.'"
It killed my soul a little and I never looked at my dad the same way again... I'm just glad I'm his son and that the film scene wasn't all dudes....
Good gosh! that older guys skin tone is Metalic
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This movie is literally precursor to" where the wild things are". So many random clay monsters
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Glorious. Gimme more stop motion.
if the movie was only the animations, it could actually be taken more seriously..
Let's not get crazy 🤣
I did a little research and I think this is in Mass. There's a pennant behind their heads that reads "Mohawk Trail" which is a hiking trail in the Mass mountains. There's also a store sign that reads "Concord....".
New Hampshire would explain the presence of an American and Canadian flag. Bienvenue a New Hampshire!!!
Thanks for the info!
Let me go and just pluck out my eyes!
🤣
After feeding on your misery for so long it's nice to finally feed on your joy!
It was nice to enjoy a movie again.
There was something ridiculously funny about this episode, you guys. Because you're so casual and so funny.. Thank you for a good Sunday morning.
Thanks so much!
Erin: Do you think he wears a kilt?
Jason: I just hope he wears something!
Also Erin: I hope we have p*nis monsters.
🤣 🤣
Welcome to the Winterbeast Survivor's Club. Therapists are standing by should you need them. I have loved this movie for a long time. The stop motion monsters are awesome and I've always been convinced the one monster was the inspiration for Groot. The Lodge owner's over the top performance is priceless (I'm not even sure he was acting. He might have actually been insane). I've seen actors chew the scenery but I've rarely seen one chew it up and spit it back at the audience. I'm sure you guys noticed the "Bend Over and Touch Your Toes" sign in the lodge which was an odd or humorous center shot placement. To quote a famous and well loved TH-camr: "This move is horrible...and I love it".
The Marvel comics version of Groot first appeared in 1960. But the movie version does resemble the stop motion atrocity in this movie.
Groot was made in 1960.
@@doctorthirteen1700 Thanks. I don't read comic books.
Erin with the Pink Floyd shirt, yes! Such a good taste in music!
Thanks to you all for the channel, always looking forward to the next “insane dumpster fire”!