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Hop on your Triumph motorcycle and ride on over to the old leather couch as we watch the leather-clad rebels of The Wild One. Can you dig it, Dad?
In Seen It, we talk about movies that Craig hasn't seen: a jazzy singer, a wilde author and some bad boys.
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Thanks for all the great comments. Keep em coming! If you watch one of the movies we discuss, let us know what you thought of it.
Welcome To The Basement" is a show about watching, discussing and having fun with movies. Matt chooses the movie and Craig doesn't know what it is until the cameras start rolling, so none of the discussion or riffing is planned ahead of time.
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"Jack Black" is actually Bruno VeSota, star of 5 different MST3K films (Attack of the Giant Leeches, Daddy-O, Gunslinger, Wild World of Batwoman and The Undead!)
pcwkid76 nah hes jack black the time traveler
I salute your deep MSTy lore!
pcwkid76 that miracle grow you put on your brain worked TOO well...
Oh man, I never realized that was the same guy in Gunslinger and Giant Leeches!!
Looked like Andy Richter with a mustache to me.
Very subtle Lovecraft reference
Laurence Lanigan - I scrolled through to see if anyone else caught that before I wrote the same thing. +1
I've been watching WttB since the beginning, and in my humble opinion this is the funniest episode yet. Thank you Matt and Craig!
I just recently climbed out of the Cinematic Immersion Tank after watching "The Witch: a New-England Folktale" 5 days in a row. I had watched the movie months earlier and had been thoroughly impressed by it, so I dove in. WOW! The things I learned or rather figured out or maybe even just made up about the motivations and themes woven throughout the film would not have been discovered otherwise. The characters are so rich! The actors all deliver outstanding performances and I'm including the goat. It's so very believable and creepy and haunted! Even what seems like an upsetting or unlikely end to many one-time viewers, becomes a perfect ending by day 3 or 4. And the soundtrack! Ominous and frightening! A perfect fit for the film. So how about it, guys? The Witch. Seen it?
Great choice for the Cinema Immersion Tank! Amazing movie!
I always wait until the end to get that brief shot of Ernesto. He's that small, but appreciated candle in a dark room.
I love Craig, but I really get Matt's "We know you read a book!" comment. 😂🤣😂
Have you two ever seen The Enemy Below from 1957 staring Robert Mitchum and Curd Jurgens? It is one of my favorite movies, building the two leads as two equal characters and kind of making a movie with no real villain, just men on opposite sides of a war. Thank you for the show and I look forward to the next installment. :D
I rarely comment these videos, but it's pretty damn funny that all of the different cuts in the intro each demonstrated a different style of hair-cut for Craig. It was like a Craig Hair Anthology.
"It's no Driving Miss Daisy!" lol
In case you are wondering, the BBFC now give ‘The Wild One’ a PG certificate
came here from the Shock Treatment unboxing vidya, caught this one the first time around but always a pleasure to come back to these guys later!
Seen it: The Lives of Others. We watched it in my German course and I was pleasantly surprised by the convincing acting. I usually don't watch foreign films, but this makes me want to see more.
I love watching movies with you guys, I hope you never stop!
Just watched through the whole series. I have nothing but good things to say, but mainly just want to thank you for making it. So thanks guys, keep it coming please... but FASTER!
when i open up all the tabs of the new uploads every day i always savor welcome to the basement for last because its just so great *-*
If you're looking for an idea for a theme, why not 'Noir November'? You could watch noirs, "near noirs", or neo-noirs.
Seen It? Noir: Scarlet Street, Odd Man Out, Out of the Past, Ace in the Hole, or Touch of Evil?
"Near Noir": Pursued, The Heiress, or The Reckless Moment?
Neo-Noir: Bad Timing, The Grifters, or Affliction?
Love the show, keep up the good work as always.
Have you boys seen "Shock Treatment"? It's a crazy film from all the creative minds behind the Rocky Horror Picture Show & starring a good chunk of the less-staring cast! It has a lot to say about the world of "reality" television & the curse of fame & has Dame Edna himself, Barry Humphries, doing a WONDERFUL performance! It seems right up your alley too!
It's not just made by the same people, it's actually a sequel to Rocky Horror.
Looking for a sequel where she ebays that trophy.
06:10 - I knew I heard this before somewhere.
Skinner: I have never seen a good student take such a tumble. Lisa, what are you rebelling against?
Lisa: Whaddya got.
I wonder if the writers of the Simpsons copied this line... [Update] I just checked the wiki and yup, it's listed there.
The Simpsons S03, EP18
Separate Vocations
Jack Flanders nice, this is so heartwarming to know!
Great timing! I've been wanting a good video to watch right about now.
You guys are the best thanks for all the great videos.
The Four Musketeers isn't bad, it's just dark compared to the first movie. When I saw it as a kid, the Comte de la Fer monologue made me realise Oliver Reed was a great actor and not just a washed-up old drunk
Nice analysis.
Bad Boys final scene takes place in the former Fox Hills Mall (now Westfield Culver City) in Culver City, CA
Lennon often said that he got the name "Beetles" from this movie and changed to spelling to evoke the beat movement
Seen it suggestion. Novelist who have written a movie. Examples: Have you seen Barfly written by Charles Bukowski? Have you seen Maximum Overdrive by Stephen King (who also directed)
Seen it? Memories of Murder - Perhaps my favourite Korean film (the one that makes phones as opposed to the one that wants to blow us up) - and perhaps one of my favourite ever serial killer films. The mix of tension, pathos, and hilarity is absurdly brilliant and the performances are bang on. Bang...on.
I think you guys are wrong about The Four Musketeers, but I still love you.
With that hair Craig is the head of the show, at least in a literal sense.
You guys should watch the 1987 thriller "Slam Dance". I actually haven't seen all of it, just parts of it but it totally looks like basement material. And it also contains one of the funniest lines I've ever heard in a film. You should give it a watch, if you haven't already seen it, of course.
Great as usual!
I'm still really interested to know what you guys would consider the perfect double or triple feature.
... It's probably not 'Hackers' and 'The Net'. That's all I know for sure..
Seen it: Twin Peaks The Return.
I know it is not technically a movie but I would love to see Matt take it on the same way he did with Lost Highway :D
The music teacher in whiplash has a very significant voice. In my opinion
will you make a compilation of craig reacting to movie reveals after each season? that would be rad
It would mostly be a montage of him saying "OH!"
EXACTLY
Craig has been getting better every season, just like a fine wine.. doesn't he drink ONLY wine on B&BG?? I haven't seen him on there in what feels like TOO LONG. If i send you guys a bottle of wine from WA state perhaps you can lure him? :)
We've been trying. He's a busy man.
Quite recently, I attended the bolonga film festival in which Joan Crawford deliver an outstanding performance in Mildred pierce (1945). Have you seen it? And where would you rate it among Crawford's other leading roles?
Have either of you gents seen Ralph Bakshi's 1981 animated feature "American Pop"? It has a great narrative, surreal imagery, and a GREAT soundtrack spanning decades...
I may be mistaken but I don't believe you've said whether you've SEENIT My Name Is Nobody.
Clancy Brown: a scary scary man, also mister Krabs.
Seen it? "The Swimmer" (1968) with Burt Lancaster. A very strange but interesting movie. Supposedly, the favorite one of Mister Lancaster himself.
I love this show! If i had enough money i would donate
God, I fucking love this show!
Seen it? Stuart Gordon's From Beyond, if not it would be great for the show.
If you haven't seen it yet you should check out the "Thin Man" films starring William Powell and Myrna Loy. Great classic detective films.
I audibly guffawed at, "What'd'ya got?"
Harry Dean Stanton, RIP! A Great Character Actor.
Have you guys seen 28 Days Later? In my opinion it's one of the best zombie movies ever made. Cillian Murphy makes a strange but awesome main lead for the film itself.
All i can think of now is Wally Brando from Twin Peaks season 3. ;)
Matt Sloan also looks like Bruno VeSota, I thought at first, so maybe Matt and Jack Black are unknown distant cousins. Wow!!!
If you haven't seen it yet you really should check out "A Boy and His Dog" (1975).
you guys should watch Red Eye, directed by wes craven - it's a simple modern horror with cillian murphy and rachel mcadams
Seen it? Tampopo (1985) it's a funny, weird and heartwarming ode to ramen.
The Arnesto stinger makes me frown every time. Miss ya buddy.
We love you Be-eet-als...
It's the 20th anniversary of Made in Hong Kong, watched it yesterday, what a great independent movie! Have you guys seen it?
My favorite, from Matt: ''Just like that Blanche Dubois.''
Have you seen Waltz With Bashir , is a war pic/documentary (drama ?) done in a very interesting way , I firmly feel it was robbed at the oscars . It shows the bleakness of war and the effects of it and gives insight into the directors perspective :)
So I just recently saw the remake of IT and I was wondering if you guys have seen it? How do you feel about horror movie remakes and sequels?
Seeing Brando reminds me, has anyone seen the fairly unknown Arthur Penn classic 'The Chase'?
The interesting thing about this movie is that I take look at Marlon Brando's biker outfit look and I couldn't get the artist Tom of Finland out of my head because I can't help but think if he took inspiration from this movie and it's interesting that you talk about the idea of gayness in the film because that the same kind of look that the Gay Community would adopt in the '70s.
Yay, 15,000th view, guess I should say something somewhat worthwhile.
Eat, Drink, Man, Woman: seen it? A gorgeous film about a master chef who is losing his sense of taste and having to confront the realities of his three daughters growing into their own lives.
Craig a good friend would have filled it with gin
He's lucky he gets anything!
axion A good gin company would have filled their gin flasks advertising their gin with gin!
Have you guys seen Logan lucky yet? It's a great return to Steven Soderbergh's funny and well plotted heist films
8:52 XD TM7. Kill me. XD
Seen It? Donnie Darko. A look at the sublime nature of the unknown and an amazing window into the nature of a troubled young mind. The movie theater scene is one of the most iconic film images of the early 2000's.
8:27 well now that you've referenced The Shadow over Innsmouth you'll have to review Stuart Gordon's film Dagon.
Sam Vimes was it? Or was it a generic lovecraft reference?
That's a pretty good movie
You should check out, American Pop, Ralph Bakshi's Masterpiece, featuring music from The Sex Pistols, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, Lor Reed and several others, as we follow four generations of the same family as the experience American music. It's an experience you will never forget.
A horror suggestion for October, E. Elias Merhige's Begotten. Seen it?
Halloween show ideas: Deadly Friend dir. Wes Craven 1986 and No One Lives dir. Ryuhei Kitamura 2012 ps. Keep up the good work, my friend Aida introduced me to the show and watched every episode at least twice!! Also here in the UK we have quiz machines in our pubs and on one of the games Matt was the winning answer to a Star Wars question, won me £5 so thanks Matt...
What was the question?
It was on the game "Pointless" and the idea of the game is to pick the answer with zero (taken from a poll of 100 people) and the question was to pick out of a long list an actor who had been in or voiced a Star Wars character!! Sorry to say Matt but you had zero people know your excellent work, then again if they'd asked me then it would have at least been one!!
Have you guys seen Gangs of New York? Its my favorite movie of all time.
do buckaroo banzai please! you two misters are great!
Judging by the look of the trees, I'd say the "moonlight" shots were done in the daytime with infrared film.
(sorry for leaving so many comments) i know its a bit newer than ur usual movies, but have you seen the hidden gem Turbo Rider? if not please PLEASE do
I have been asking this for years now... Have you seen 'Salt Lake City: Punk'?
Matt was making his Trump gestures while he was talking about Wilde, haha.
One of the very few movies you've done on this show that I've actually seen before! I had about the same opinion of it--really dull, but young Brando was magnetic (hotcha-cha-cha!).
Yes, yes, I know...the SOB really knows how to get inside your brain...
Is it your baby Pops from the soda shop?
What the hell is "Faster! Faster!" a reference to? I'm pretty sure MST3K has done it too, and I don't know what it's from, and it bugs me that I don't know.
Please check out Mary and max if you haven't !! Love the show
Milady de Winter's revenge and D'Artagnan's duel with Rochefort dull? Forsooth, you will back your words with cold steel!
hey is that "Faster!" a reference to Dracula Dead and Loving It, or is it a reference in that movie
I believe it’s a reference to Reefer Madness.
5:27 for some reason I thought that Matt wasn't gonna have brando speak at all in this one, like he'd just about say something and get cut off each time
Seen it: Labour Day with Kate Winslet and Josh Brolin. A guilty pleasure for me, and the ultimate pie porn movie.
Craig and Matt have y'all seen the 1973 movie Dillinger starring Warren Oates and Ben Johnson?? To me Warren Oates was the best choice for him in appearance and as he played him! Much better than that Johnny Depp remake The Public Enemy.
What if the audience demanded that Craig would become the head of this show?
Faster!
FASTER!
What is that from??? Someone please tell me and put me out of my misery.
MarianneBrandon watch the show from episode 1 and get on board. Don't skip the Fosse movie, as it's the 1st appearance of Stu.
I've seen every WTTB episode. I never know if they were quoting another movie or what, because I've heard that "Faster! FASTER!" joke elsewhere.
MarianneBrandon just pretend you know what it's from. No one will question you. If anyone asks me I'll cover for you. This conversation never happened....
also on the subject of homosexuality in biker movies, a lot of bikers were actually homosexual, in fact homosexuals pretty much developed most of biker culture in an attempt to keep themselves safe. same with Cowboys, it was a safe , well known way to be homosexual
A movie that also follows the Three/Four Musketeers problem of "Uh oh the second half of this movie is a dud let's release it later" can best tbe seen in Cinema Paradiso, albiet reversed.
The Miramax Cut for American Audiences is worlds better than the
Directors original vision by tightening the narrative and keeping what really made the story special
I've been meaning to ask for ages, but can anyone tell me what movie is it they're watching at the intro where Matt says "we'll watch it..." and he's holding his hand up to his mouth at 1m11s please?
Pretty sure that is Roar
Thank you!
Ever watch any of Buster Keaton's films they are the best.
Seen it: High Anxiety?
For seen it: Carol :)
I would love to see you do a full MST3K episode - or a full Laugh Tracks style audio clip we could use with our own movies.
Dee Oh Dee they did! Matt did a bit for Riff Tracks a while ago.
Have you seen October Sky?
Anyone else think young Brando kind of looks like Jon snow?
Das Boot - Seen it?
Please watch the island of dr Moreau! Please!!!!
I bet George Miller got influenced by this, when he made Mad Max. Just watch Toe Cutters Gang ride into the town and compare it to this. And i saw that Lee Marvin-Cap on a certain character in Roadwarrior..
But Clancy Brown is Mr. Krabs!
You guys should watch "Fatso" with Dom DeLuise.