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Brandon's Cult Movie Reviews: WARLOCK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2021
- Julian Sands has come from the past to destroy the future in Steve Miner's 1989 fantasy-horror movie "Warlock"!
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He's come from the past to destroy the future...and start a movie franchise...
Let's Go, Brandon!!!!
So, I've only recently (a few months ago, I think) become a subscriber, but I've already watched your entire back catalog of C.M.R.! I'd love to see you do one of my favorite cheesy movies, Hackers, so I think I might have to drop some Energon for that! Keep up the good work, Tenoldicon!
This to me is an undercover Castlevania movie. Whip, dagger, weather vane is basically a throwing crucifix. Redferne is really a Belmont.
...and what a franchise it is!
Warlock 2:Armageddon even gets better than the first one. (Didn't see the 3rd, though)
He's come from the past to destroy the future...which is still in the past.
Julian Sands and Richard E. Grant continuing the long storied tradition of classically trained actors elevated schlocky B-movies through being awesome.
Absolutely agree.
Just like Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing!
Alan Rickman and Gary Oldman.
Craig T. Nelson and John Carradine
Like Captain and Tiniel.
RIP Julian Sands. I'm so sorry he met his end on Mount Baldy. It's a beautiful mountain that many people visit every year. He will be remembered for Warlock, Arachnophobia, Stargate SG1 and The Killing Fields.
A room with a view
Rip Julian sands he will be missed he stood out in every roll he was in. It’s hella unfortunate he went out the way he did
❤ RIP JULIAN SANDS ❤ will always be missed for your unique roles especially in naked lunch
Actor Julian Sands has been missing for almost 2 weeks now on the snowy Mt. Baldy in Southern California. The hiking trail he's believed to have taken is known to be very dangerous, and there're signs of multiple recent avalanches in the area. Despite the diligence of rescue teams combing the area, t's not looking good; Sands' brother has already made peace with the idea that he'll never see his brother again...
Update: Julian Sands' remains were found in the mountains. He'd evidently already been dead for several months. RIP
RIP Julian Sands. He was a hell of a character actor.
Redferne was always how I imagined a Belmont should look in a live action castlevania movie.
When I first red Harry Potter I always pictured him as playing draco malfoys father lol
Apparently, Sean Connery was the initial choice to play Redferne.
glad i'm not the only one who saw that
Omg yes! 😂💜
That's a good idea! Maybe just a bit more muscular tho
I love Julian Sands in this movie. How he never played a Bond villain, I won't understand.
Or Lucius Malfoy
There was a blond henchman in The Living Daylights. I thought that was him in the white speedo but was some other guy.
That's a damn good point. He would have been AWESOME as a bond villain.
If only he could. May he rest in peace
I met Julian when working on a movie in the 90s, really nice guy, painfully good looking. And it's impossible to not see him as the warlock
Sad that he's gone now though! 😥
@@freakyfornash yes it is
Julian sands is awesome but it’s tragic that he died and I’ll miss him being in movies
I actually remember watching this one on "SciFi" back before they called it "SyFy". 18:00 Funny that Richard E. Grant would actually play Loki, well, one variant of Loki.
The older Loki variant, to be precise.
Kind of depressing to see how young he look here, and how much older he looks as Loki.
@@dreamlandnightmare I'm shocked Brandon @ 4:09 didn't mention Lori Singer is also Marc Singer's older sister from "Beast master" and "v"
Dolph ludgeen as Thor
Seriously, Julian Sands is the most underrated actor ever!
Have you seen him in Stargate SG-1, he was more terrifying than any other villains and some of those fuckers wipped out entire civilisations
@Angus MacFrankenstein Man, it's been so long since I last saw that show that I completely forgot he was in it
Fuckers can just whip out entire civilizations? Damn, where do they keep them?
Heh, jk
Ever seen Boxing Helena? Twisted, man, twisted.
And Banshee (tv show). I fell in love with him watching 'Room with a View' ❤
All hallowed are the Ori.
The cartoon roadrunner sounds when Julian zipped by had me laughing hard! 🤣
The two male leads were way too good for this film but they make it memorable!
The part of putting nails in the Warlocks footprint might actually be part of folklore because him drinking the fat of an unbaptized boy in order to fly is actually part of folklore
Spot on actually! According to Wiccan Folklore - Nails in your Door, Preferably in teh shape of a Cross or Star, will ward away evil spirits - A Tradition that remained in Irish Culture for Centuries until teh Mid 1800's ... And some Irish Folks still will put Nails in their doors at Halloween!
Hence, The idea in the movie and yeah... Its pretty accurate! In fact, That one of the reasons I adore the movie... It did a great job of actually researching the Folklore (A Far better job than the Gardinarian Wiccans who are now hailed as the "Fathers of Modern Wicca... The Modern Wicca was founded by Two Naturists who wanted to see Young Girls get Naked - Hence their constant claims of Witches casting spells "Skyclad" or NUDE!!!)
@@Phoenix2312 Making up a religion, just to get laid. Shocker.
@@louisduarte8763 The founders of Wicca borrowed from all kinds of European and Christian folklore, though, so technically they didn't make it up. Heck, the pentagram as a warning/ward *against* evil is still a thing in some parts of the world, and was only associated with the devil in the *20th* century. You'll still find devoutly Christian people from Africa wearing pentagram lockets to ward against the Devil.
And the movie is actually really accurate about a lot of things - the toe cuffs, the magic spells, iron and salt being things that can hurt the Devil's servants, etcetera.
@@louisduarte8763 LMAO! Tell me about it... Thankfully, There are people like me who are trying to take it back to its GENUINE Roots... Which, as with most religions - Are not that differnt from Christianity... Just Wiccan's Worshipped the world around them rather than a specific all Powerful God ... They actually worshipped a Male and Female God believing everything had a balance.
And yeah - Sadly that does mean that teh religion can be unintentionally Anti-LGBTQ+ when you really think about it, but it is an ancient culture!!! They didn't know the world was going to change like this! LOL! Like all religions, It adapts to a new world!
@@Phoenix2312 LGBTQ+ is nothing new
"late for her Run Lola Run audition"
from one movie buff to another; that line was placed with perfect tact
Oh, I lol'd!
If you dyed her hair she could have been auditioning for Triss in Blade Runner too.
@@evilbob840 You mean she's NOT trying to be model girl/stalking victim from Cobra with Sylvester Stallone?
@@homelesshannah50 She'd have to curl her hair for that role...
@@evilbob840 LOL
It's been confirmed that the body that was found was that of Julian Sands. So sad that he is gone.
He will be sadly missed but never forgotten 😔
Got to admit, this was one of the movies that made me appreciate Julian Sands as an actor.
"Julian Sands woulda made a good Loki." A shame then that, out of the two men starring in this film, it was Richard E. Grant who played Loki in the TV show.
Yeah, but I thought he nailed it.
@@louisduarte8763 Reading my comment back, yeah it does kinda sound like I'm trashing his performance. Was not how I meant it. Oops.
He was burdened with glorious purpose!
@@louisduarte8763 Oh hell yeah. I mean, it takes a really great actor with an incredible talent to not only pull off such a genuine and sincere performance like the one he gave for Classic Loki, but do so while wearing that (admittedly) ridiculous costume and still managing to keep his dignity.
Brandon, the fact that you connected Warlock the movie to Warlock the band pushed you even higher up my list of favorites than previously! You go bro! :-D
And some Candlemass on top of that... You're on fire!
It's Brandon tenold. He's always on top of his references
@@katerinavialpando3620 I believe you're right!!
I didn’t even think of the band until I saw this. Now I’m forgetting what this movie was about.
Doro 🤘
He has that hex symbol on his barn that's supposed to ward off warlocks and witches.
I got beat but its not a full color one like the ones in PA.
@@JeffreyPiatt 😆😆😆👍🏿
The cultural roots of the German immigrant use of esoteric wood carvings and painted designs is pretty obscure these days.
Pow-wow tradition never really hit mainstream and pretty much died out as anything but a curiosity in the 1800's when spiritualism took up the same niche. Now all you can find are a few architectural curiosities like protective woodcarvings and the cultural remnants that made it into the Evangelical movement post Civil War and eventually became modern faith healing.
And of course the use of the upright pentangle as protection was culturally demolished the the Satanic Panic.
@@morganrobinson8042 Very True! Even now the Symbol is misappropriated! Much like the Inverted Cross - Neither a Pentagram nor an Inverted Cross are Satanic... Hell, I done a massive comment for any wannabe CinemaSins Copycats so they can well and truly SIN Horror Movies using these outdated tropes!!! LMAO!
Yeah funnily enough, I never knew that until I played fallout 76, and I live nextdoor to a house that has one.
Man, I love this movie! Seen it so many times! Julian Sands terrified me as a kid. I got to meet him a couple years ago and he was the nicest guy in the world. A credit to what a fantastic actor he is.
“Death by insulin shock” has to be a contender for the most unexpected way to off a wizard lol :)
Actually she filled the syringes with salt water.
@@the_once-and-future_king. yeah. Insulin takes a little time to kick in. And extreme hypoglycemia does surely not cause combustion of any kind.
@@azmodanpc Plus she _says_ it's salt water. Which is kind of a big hint.
1:29 Well to be honest, 1691 Boston was the Puritan era so.... "smiling and experiencing joy in life" was basically banned.
Like SJWs today.
Just like today, actually the 1600s don't seem so bad compared to today ! 😀😎
Super weird. Although I have heard of Julian Sands, I don't know anything with him in. So I decided to Google him, only to find that just within the last hour he has been reported missing while hiking. You might think I only watched this video because I'd consciously or subconsciously been aware of him via the news or social media, but no - I'm watching Brandon's playlist in order (reverse order, technically). I hope he's okay.
Same thing just happened with me.
They just discovered his body in Mt Baldy.
@@toltusone Thanks, I hadn't seen that news. I learned from the report on his body being discovered that he was from a town about 20 miles from me.
Mr Sands is a true actors actor and underrated as hell!!!
Warlock is one of those horror films, that I never get tired of watching. It's just a lot of fun, and I love Julian Sands and Richard E. Grant in it. When they first announced, that Interview With The Vampire would be made into a movie, I hoped, that they'd cast Julian Sands as Lestat. Although, I did end up loving Tom Cruise in the role. And, while reading The Dark Tower series, I always pictured Roland looking like Richard E. Grant.
Fun fact: Sands was Anne Rice's choice for Lestat too. She didn't care for Cruise.
I'm glad they put that in that he knew the world was round like most people have known since 300 BCE.
It wasn't worldly accepted at the time, probably because it was never round
@@corywiedenbeck1562 Da ErF iZ fLaT!
Julian Sands has been missing for a month, but his portrayal in this film is like a combination of 25% of Tom Hiddlestons Loki, and 75% of Jason Isaacs portrayal of Lucius Malfoy from the Harry Potter films.
They found his body today in Mt Baldy
It’s so sad to know Julian will longer be with us to deliver more iconic work
May he rest in peace.
Julian Sands is one of my favourite actors ever. He's brilliant in everything.
My first exposure to him as an actor was as a kid seeing Arachnophobia. Dude is a consummate professional though as I came to discover watching more of his movies as I grew up and got into weirder movie fare.
He always treats whatever he's in with such respect, even if it might not entirely deserve his respect. Consummate professional.
On a side note I wish I had his voice.
My favourite performance of his is 'Arachnophobia'. He's amazing in that.
@@andrewbyrne2173 - As Christopher Lee once said: "Every actor has to make terrible films from time to time, but the trick is never to be terrible in them".
@@RictusHolloweye yep. I never understand why actors feel they can just phone in performances. They're getting paid good money to do a job most of us dream of doing.
"Lest you favor throttlings to the ears and face, bear west here.". I can't wait to use that line on an Uber driver.
Don't be surprised when he responds by saying "Temper both your dull whit and sharp tongue lest you find yourself afoot, ye hedge-born harecop!"
Yall both silly. Now that's some common language for yous both.
I saw this at the movies and the hair on the back of my neck stood up on end for a week
I remember watching this when it came out. Damn I feel old.
Same, it is a classic.
Yup. Not all that unhappy about it, although, I kinda wish I'd responded to one of those emails offering extended warranties...
Yea, we're all gettin old. It's all good though, it's been a hell of a ride and we definitely lived in a unique bit of history.
The Kyuss shirt's fitting since today is Nick Oliveri's 50th birthday.
Excellent.
Hell yeah it is!
Little known fact: Sands' mother's maiden name is Malfoy, btw.
I didn't look up, but I buy it. Wouldn't be surprised if this were true and Rowling just gave her Malfoys the Malfoy-Sands family traits.
Now if you only knew what happened to Bill Fruge
@@vitorafmonteiro Nah, it was just a joke. But the similarity, especially to Jason Isaac's Lucius is striking, isn't it? ;)
Julian Sands would go on portraying an evil priest in Stargate SG-1.
Pfft. Voldemort takes one look at the Warlock and tells him to tone it down a notch before he gets them kicked out of the Young Adult section.
10:00 It's actually a nice subtle touch that the "Warlock" refers to himself as a witch, because "Witch" is actually a unisex term that applies to both male and female. "Witch" is old English for "wise" and the old vernacular used to be a "witch man" or a "witch woman", Warlock conversely means something more along the lines of "traitor". Whoever wrote this script actually bothered to do a little research. I'm impressed.
20:10 I can remember liking the 2nd movie more than the first, but I think it was also like "Leprechaun 2" in that it was a sequel IN NAME ONLY and had no connection to the first.
He did more than a little research. That apparent lunacy about being burned over a basket of cats was an actual thing in Europe (both with and without a witch involved) and got transplanted to the Salem area briefly. Never heard of it before this and I kind of wish I hadn't now.
I also now know that Ypres (in Belgium) has a festival where they throw cats out of a belfry followed up by a witch burning and parades. These days the cats are plush toys for the kids and the burning's just a faked performance, but apparently they both used to be real. Presumably the when they were still using live (until impact, anyway) cats the kids didn't stand below trying to catch one - although given how deranged the whole thing is, maybe they did.
@@richmcgee434 How charming! I can certainly see why that time period is often called "The Dark Ages". What else would you call a time where they burn grandma and her cats?
They did the same in the 70s with shows like Kolchak: The Night Stalker. It was one of Chris Carter's inspirations for The X-Files. Kolchak's lead actor Darren McGavin even guest starred in some X-Files episodes.
I'm surprised that witches aren't just women, and I that makes the owl house more accurate.
@@ginoelias5702 I don't know anything about Owl House, but the idea that witches are just women is one of many misconceptions perpetuated by movies and television...kinda like the thing about sunlight killing vampires or the upside-down cross being Satanic.
Minor point; there were no "priests" in Puritan New England. The ministers were "Puritans" or "Congregationalists." The ministers were called, well, ministers, pastors or in some cases Presbyters. But they certainly were not priests.
Assuredly not, for priests were the lapdogs of the Whore of Babylon, who sat in Rome, enthroned in sin and worldly vice!
That's not old Puritan speak, it's a minor paraphrasing of something one of the local Born Again loons spouted it at the bus stop last week. Called the cops on him when he started screaming at some women who were walking by for being harlots. The fact that he was waving a porn mag around while ranting kind of ruined that part of the pitch.
DAMNABLE PAPISTS!!!
Hold ye vile tongue lest the grate und noble witchfeender general doth pluck it frome thine idol warshipping mouthes.
Sorry, channeling Atun-Shei there...
@@richmcgee434 Ruined that part of the pitch.
"So you have a new religion for me?"
"Yes sir, I do! It's called Born Again Christianity".
"Catchy name! So what's the deal with it?"
"Well you get baptized again and are reborn. Obviously that kinda resets everything and you're a virgin in the eyes of the Lord".
"Oh, virgins are tight!"
"That...that's not the message we're trying to send."
"Oh whoops!"
"Whoopsie!"
@@the_once-and-future_king. Squeezing a Pitch Meeting reference in is super easy, barely an inconvenience.
I LOVE Warlock for Julian & Richard. Also love "How to get ahead in advertisement" for some E. Grant weirdness and "Boxing Helena" for more Sand creepiness
Boxing Helena was…😳🤭😱
the Tasmanian Devil, and the Road Runner references , and you adding in the "sound effects" for that... pure, comedic gold, I was dying laughing!! never saw the movie, but your review is immensely epic!!
Julian Sands, the villain in this movie, went missing while hiking in the Mt. Shasta region. He hasn't been found.
Lori Singer the poor man's Daryl Hannah. And you also could have said she was early for her Fifth Element, Leeloo audition.
I always thought she was a Walgreens version of Nicole Kidman but that's just me.
@@homelesshannah50 No Nicole Kidman didn't come around at the same time as Lori Singer
@@theylied1776 Still when Nicole did come around Lori seems like such a low rent version of her.
@@homelesshannah50 I always thought Lori was hotter than Darryl, I saw her first in 'The Man With One Red Shoe' and she was gorgeous in that.
Oh yeah the classic fish-out-of-water scenario just with supernatural time traveling elements. I remember watching this a lot on Cinemax.
It was on cable almost as much as Beastmaster.
@@davidhanson4909 Hey Beastmaster's On (HBO)
There was a weird sense of narcissism in the 1980s that figured every fictional character would want to end up there. Even the command crew of the starship Enterprise.
Don't get me wrong, the movies and music from the time are pretty awesome and the fashions were... memorable, but I think most time travellers would want to aim for a time period that had internet access.
Everything I see or hear of Julian Sands being in, it's either a perfectly normal period drama, like A ROOM WITH A VIEW, or something utterly bizarre like this. I appreciate him for that.
Wasn't he is Boxing Helena? Super weird.
@@stillhuntre55 My literal first association when him and 'utterly bizarre' are mentioned together and that is saying something considering he was in Cronenberg's Naked Lunch.
Julian Sands is also amazing in Gothic. Another highly underrated film.
I love that movie. Haven't seen it in years!!
Fun fact: the scene where the warlock rips out the psychic's eyes originally had the eyes growing out of the psychic's breasts, and the warlock stomped her torso into pieces to get them out.
well, lord have mercy. That woulda escalated quickly...😳
In the words of Nathan Explosion, "Metal."
I read the novelization before ever seeing the film, and it's Sooooooo much more explicit than the film ended up being.
In the late 80's that probably would have earned this film an X rating from the censors.
@@judsongaiden9878 I thought it was " Brutal", but Nathan had a ton of good one liners, damn I miss that show
The main casts are the perfect castings for Netflix's Castlevania Live Action.
Ha! I just commented on how Redferne is always how I envisioned a Belmont should look.
Wow, yes! Richard E. Grant here was giving me major Richard Armitage vibes.
@@snukastyle He does and 75% of his mannerism are a kin Trevor Belmont. Julian Sands is more of evil Alucard & Lori Singer's sass & brash do resembles Sypha a lot.
@@jstratton1981 Highly agree.
Redferne is so badass he does not need magic to fight a warlock, just beat the crap out of them.
Easily one of the most charismatic and underrated horror villains ever... I wish Sands did more than 2 films
@10:36 - HOLY SHIT! The Warlock killed Hobie Buchannon...good thing Mitch had a backup Hobie, just in case.
Ah yes, Baywatch.
I've always thought that If they had made a Watchmen-movie in the 90's Julian Sands would be perfect as Adrian Veidt/Ozymandias.
Michael rooker as roasach
He would.
Fun fact: This movie got a video game.
To be more precise, the game is loosely based on the movies and instead borrow elements from the second one like druid magic. It's a platformer were you are a modern time druid going to stop the warlock. It came for both the SNES and Genesis/Mega Drive in 1995. Here's a longplay of the Genesis version: th-cam.com/video/bvuUrHaQ9MY/w-d-xo.html
You nes magician
3:55 Don't be crazy, that's just Simon Belmont. He's trying to recollect Dracula's body parts.
7:39 Hey dude's got a whip, guess that really was Simon!
Loved this movie. Richard E. Grant nailed his character, and his line delivery of that messed up English made the whole thing work. Julian Sands looked like he was born to play this part. And Lori Singer, well she was there and I suppose she's kinda cute? Honestly, I really didn't mind her so much. I thought she and Richard E. Grant played well off each other highlighting the contrast of the old world vs the new world. It's a movie I re-watch every couple of years.
Liked the expression on Grant's face when he said, "For some years now."
This looks rather fun :) If even part of the point of these reviews (aside from content for its own sake) is to encourage people to watch these films... I often do. Good work, Brandon.
Extra points for candlemass 😃
This movie is a combination of Castlevania, and Masters of the Universe but replace Dracula with a Warlock. It actually holds up in quality for most of the film.
Movie was smart by adding the burying the grimoire in salt. Salt has a very rich history in barriers and warding off evil spirits.
That is literally the best way to make a Castlevania movie. No one would see it coming
@@TupocalypseShakur true
I was just about to mention the Bela Lugosi lighting
I really like the little bits of folklore in here. Don't see many movies doing accurate folklore stuff like this
11:33 - Richard Huss!
Mr. Huss was also in Route 66, The Deer Hunter, St. Elsewhere, The A-Team, Hill Street Blues, Perfect Strangers, Family Ties, and Law & Order.
Julian Sands would've made a great Loki. Kinda funny that Richard would be the one to play the most awesome Loki from the show.
Gotta love the irony. Of course, he's also fought vampires, and was a Doctor Who villain, and also voiced The Doctor in a non-canon animated bit.
@@JnEricsonx and Manager of the Spice Girls in Spice World!
Hope hard for Julian same everyone... He's been missing since going for a hike earlier this month : ( .
I realized something when you made the Army of Darkness reference. The priest at the beginning telling Julian Sands how they were going to kill him is the wizard/priest guy from Army that told Ash to say "Klaatu, Verata, Nikto"
This is definitely one of those movies that's elevated by the acting. As you said, Sands and Grant take their roles seriously, which makes all the difference. And I actually like Lori Singer in this. Though I think she should have torn the Grimoire into pieces and hide it in other places with high salt content. You've got the Dead Sea between Israel & Jordan, Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia, Kati Thanda (aka Lake Eyre) in Australia... not only would he have to get past the salt, but there'd be a lot of travel involved. (-:
The witch hunter's name was Redferne? For over twenty years, I thought they were calling him Redford.
I thought it was Redford too until I read the inscription on his grave.
I remember in my late teens up at 3am playing video games at a mates house and then watching this
Real talk, I watched this movie so many times as a kid. I was too young to get some of the subtexts, but I was never scared, even though I knew the warlock was the bad guy. I was more fascinated than anything.
This was one of my favorite movies when I started enjoying horror movies, around the age of twelve. I'd already discovered my love, and fascination, with witch lore. I also appreciated that they implemented so much legitimate folklore in this movie. I knew what was up with that poor, obnoxious kid, when he asked if he was baptized. The fact that Julian Sands is so friggin hot also didn't do anything to diminish my appreciation for the film! Now I kind of want to watch the entire thing again!
Always a good day when Brandon uploads.
Sands would make for a great Lucius Malfoy or a great incarnation of the Master from Dr. Who
Definitely!
My coworkers and I were just talking about this movie last week because we learned of the passing of Julian Sands, and I love the movie. RIP, Julian.
I liked Julian Sands in Rose Red (2002) tv mini series. Wish they made a regular series out of it with all the main characters with psychic powers live to investigate more mysteries.
That's my fave performance of his - his friendship with the timid psychic (Judith Ivey) feels really fresh because the 'obvious' thing might have been for him to be cruel and sarcastic toward her. He's as decadent and sly as ever...but also good.
I love Warlock! And I love the Goldsmiths Score :)
Julian Sands is still reportedly missing while hiking.
I love this flick. Its such a weird mix of horror, adventure, a buddy cop movie and a fish out of water story.
Jesus man...that roadrunner soundbyte when he comes flying out the cargo hold...God dang I'm in tears lol. Same with the one you did in star crash, when Caroline flip that girl over, tally-huuupp
Julian sands is fantastic as the evil warlock. 😀👍
For those who don't know... Lori Singer is Beastmaster's Marc Singer's little sister... and the love interest from the original Footloose.
My 9 year old son and I love your videos. Really makes us laugh and it really feels good to share laughs with him. Thank you for everything you do. It means so much more to some.
That line about "burned with cats" harkens to the fact that cats were condemned as familiars in those days.
Love the Film, such an underrated gem
It is. The second warlock is one of my all time personal favorite horror movies.
@@punsized2296 yeah i agree the second film was really good also. The 3rd film they should have called something else.
@@williamadkins4133Yeah. I thought the 3rd film was decent.
@@punsized2296 it wasn't bad but they should have called it something else I think.
Me too! The third one is freaking terrible though.
This film is generally held to be the film that inspired Joss Wheden to make Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
I can easily see that being the case.
First saw Warlock II then the original. Really solid acting and you could tell they were having fun with it. Julian Sands especially is an underrated actor!
I loved these films as a kid! Me and my mom watch all of them during Christmas when I help her with cooking and baking. Helps pass the time! 💚
What does Mitch Buchannon‘s son do in the desert with Julian Sands? Getting used to the…sand for Baywatch?
R.I.P. Julian Sands. I enjoyed his Warlock movie.
7:10 The Foley work on the cat's footfalls really made me giggle.
Barn Stars - hexagrams, pentagrams, and flower patterns on the front of barns - are a big Pennsylvania Dutch thing. I love the attention to detail! You can still see a bunch nowadays.
Get them here and there in upstate New York too. Most common down around Lancaster PA, though.
Now that it's official-RIP Julian Sands
If you've ever wondered what the E in Richard E. Grant stood for, it's Enunciate.
Speaking of Warlock the 80's Metal band, their original singer Doro Pesch ist still active as a solo-act.
I've actually met her, after a live-gig,couple of years ago.She's a super friendly & still lovely looking lady. Great sense of humor too, she was joking about her very strong german accent and told some cool stories about Lemmy Killmister, with whom she was friends with.
Rest in peace, Julian. 💜
Thank you for the much needed chuckle, missed the keyboard this time. Peace and good tidings from the Conejo.
I love the part at the Mennonite home where the gradfather hears the witch finder’s story and instantly believes.
Gotta admit, this was a good vidsplanation. Sands is evil incarnate, and he goes right to the edge but never overdoes it. Grant is fine as well, and even though the script is a little muddled at times, the performances by everyone are so good that you (sort of) let it go. Worth watching, just for some of the great scenes in the flick.
I guess brandon will pay tribute to julian by reviewing Warlock 2 and arachnophobia, may he always be remembered
Hopefully Warlock 2 and maybe Gothic.
You gained 200xp for the candlemass reference.
I saw this at the cinema with "The Curse"/"The Farm" as support.
One of my guilty pleasures .. Made even better when I recognized Julian Sands in Arachnophobia ...
I just remember the trailer for this thing freaking me the heck out as a kid.
Her claustrophobia got in the way of the makeup appliances
Missed opportunity to call the warlock Adam.
This was one of the first horror films I watched alone as a teen. Thought I would hate it but it just made me fall in love with a genre I now consider to be my favorite.
I’ve gotta give you props man, I found your channel about 2 years ago. You made quality content then and still do now. 2 more years to come!