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SILVER BULLET (1985) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- SILVER BULLET (1985) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Polls, early access and full reactions on Patreon / reelreviewswithjen Watch me watch this 1985 horror movie, Silver Bullet in this first time watching reaction video! Silver Bullet tells the story of in a small town, brutal killings start to plague the close knit community. Marty Coslaw, a paraplegic boy, is convinced the murders are the doings of a werewolf.
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The film was written and directed by Daniel Attias and based on the novel by Stephen King. Silver Bullet stars Gary Busey as Uncle Red, Everett McGill as Reverend Lowe, Megan Follows as Jane Coslaw, Corey Haim as Marty Coslaw, Robin Groves as Nan Coslaw, Leon Russom as Bob Coslaw,
Terry O'Quinn as Sheriff Joe Haller, Bill Smitrovich as Andy Fairton, Kent Broadhurst as Herb Kincaid, Joe Wright as Brady Kincaid, William Newman as Virgil Cuts and Bill Smitrovich as Andy Fairton.
Check out this first time watching horror reaction video for Silver Bullet, and see if I can make it as a horror movie rookie. Horror is a genre I've barely explored, mostly because I'm a huge wuss. Typically my Halloween movie viewings consist of Hocus Pocus and Halloweentown. This year I decided to expand my horror movie knowledge and try and watch these horror movie fan favourites.
Check out my first time watching this 1985 horror movie, Silver Bullet, and enjoy my reaction video! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos! If you have suggestions for other horror movies I should watch, comment below!
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This was one of my favorite movies as a kid. I'm very glad someone finally made a reaction to this movie! I love that classic line in this movie where Gary Busey says sarcastically "What would I shoot with a silver bullet"? And the store clerk says "How bout a werewolf"? ....I love it! 😆
Gary Busey is hilarious in this movie as he plays the lovable alcoholic uncle whom doesn't believe his nephew till later on. I first saw this film on AMC 15 years ago. I have the Collector's Edition BLU Ray from the Shout Factory.
Sliver bullet is a childhood favorite of mine growing up with this movie and owning the soundtrack and the umbrella Australia release on bluray is phenomenal
Silver bullet... a movie about a small town terrorized by a insane blood thirsty monster... besides Gary Busey I think there's a werewolf in it too
Does the bluray have some good special features?
Another good werewolf movie you check out is “Dog Soldiers”. It’s set in England and follows a squad of British soldier trapped in a country house by a pack of Werewolves.
Silver Bullet is pretty tame compared to Dog Soldiers! Bad Moon would be a good intermediate movie before hitting Dog Soldiers, though also The Howling is pretty amazing.
The Sheriff is played by actor Terry O'Quinn. He was in the Stepfather 1 and 2 and the TV show Lost
He’s also a great Howard Hughes in “The Rocketeer”(1991).
...don't forget his various appearances in X-Files and his time on ALIAS and HAWAII FIVE-O. Great actor.
also in The Cutting Edge (1992), which I re-watched recently.
And also Tombstone.
He was also Peter Watts alongside Lance Henrenksen who played Frank Black. He had a moustache and showed he worked a mou well
It's based on the short story, Cycle of the Werewolf, where the werewolf kills people not when there's a full moon, but during the holidays.
Cycle of the Werewolf was a novella, not a short story.
@@44excalibur Actually, it was a Nutella.
I like how they kept the past of the good reverend a mystery of how he got the Werewolf curse. Movies hardly do that today and just explain everything.
Well, he DID pick flowers from a grave.
@@johnw8578 But what kind of grave? Must something from an old burial ground or something
@@HEAVYMETALmovie1981 Could be -- King left it to our imaginations. Sometimes, there are no clear answers. Cursed grave? Doom from the desecration of a grave? Flowers from space? Flowers that grew from the droppings of another werewolf? Was the grave that of a werewolf?
Fun Fact: Phantasm director Don Coscarelli was the original director of Silver Bullet and directed most of the non-werewolf scenes, but he resigned from the film without having any clear idea about what would happen with the film and replaced by Daniel Attias.
7:27, "It's not the werewolf that kills him, its the world's biggest splinter!" Lol!!
And we never found out if Rebel won that wrestling match. COME ON REBEL!
Young Corey Haim! RIP. Hollywood really messed up the poor guy 😭
I wish they had kept the original title, as Cycle of the Werewolf already works on two levels (lunar cycle and Marty's dope wheelchair). For a 90's werewolf movie adapted from a book - Bad Moon, based on the novel Thor by Wayne Smith.
it wasnt so much the films that did Corey Heim in as it was the substance abuse he picked up as a teenager and paid for with his life later on. Cory Fieldman cleaned up his act later on but Heim was not so lucky
The sheriff was played by actor Terry O'Quinn, he was in a show called Millennium created by Chris Carter.
8:28, Kent Broadhurst, he was in another Stephen King movie, The Dark Half.
This story has an interesting origin. If I'm not mistaken, King was making a special 'horror calendar', teamed up with an amazing horror comic book artist. Each month contained a new chapter, of another werewolf kill (for that month's full moon), teamed with the artist's rendering of the attack. After the calendar's year passed, King re-wrote the disjointed attacks into a more traditional narrative, and published it, still containing the illustrations. It's a great book, and as I recall, pretty dern close to the movie.
The artist was the late Bernie Wrightson, co-creator of Swamp Thing, and one of the greatest comic artists of all time. Wrightson also did the art for the comic adaptation of Creepshow.
He also did concept art for The Faculty, Galaxy Quest, The Mist, Spiderman, Land of the Dead and Serenity.
“Holy jumped up bald headed Jesus Palomino!!!”😂😂
I love crazy Gary Busey!!!
Haha yeah that’s definitely the first time I’ve heard that saying
OH wow! What a treat! I loved this movie, when I was a kid!
Once again great reaction!
Who doesn't love a Stephen King movie? They may not all be gems, but they all have a soft spot with me.
Thank you so much! I’ve really enjoyed his adaptations that I’ve seen so far
My favorite King movie would be The Dead Zone (1983).
I remember buying the book. (it was originally planned to be a calender). Not much text but some delightful illustrations. 🙂
Bernie Wrightson is the man!
It's more like a graphic novel or comic book. I have a copy.
I read the story and I liked Gary Busey's performance in this because I think he captured what the character of the uncle is all about. He's disreputable and irresponsible yet he's the reason they survive. The story and movie are interesting to me because this story is a good example of how sometimes Stephen King uses a creature to tell a story that isn't really about the creature. This isn't a werewolf movie. There is a werewolf in it but that's not the point.
They used to play the national anthem every night at midnight in the 80’s and early 90’s. It usually preceded vacant airtime on certain channels.
I used to have the biggest crush on the girl who played Jane as a kid.
It's got the same basic story as the book. With a number of details intact. Better than a lot of adaptations, really.
I definitely need to read more of his books 📚
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I read the book, and the movie is very different in most aspects.
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Cycle of the Werewolf was basically an art book with a flimsy story to tie the illustrations together. You can probably read it in about 15-20 minutes.
3:23, it takes place in Tarkers Mill, Maine, while most of his stories take place in Castle Rock.
Jen, here in the US, TV programs use to end programming around midnight and when they shut down, they'd play the national anthem. We also see this in the movie "Poltergeist". This was back in the 60's-70's.
Good to know, thanks for watching!
The werewolf uses the bat more than he bites or claws lol
Everett McGill's delivery of "You meddling little *_SHIT!"_* is one of my absolute favorite things in any movie ever.
Such a perfectly delivered line!
Thanks for the reaction video. I grew up with this movie, and it feels very ignored. In Cycle of the Werewolf it goes by months, each month he claims anew victim, or something to that nature.
He picked flowers for the church vase, he claims that they were the most beautiful flowers he had ever seen, but by the time he returned to Tarkers Mills the flowers had 🥀. Thus casting a celestial chant turning him into a werewolf.
I use to like to think when I was a child scared out of my mind watching this, that the devil, or some sort of demon turned him into the werewolf. Therefore he became a manifestation of his demons. And it would direct him to the victims or souls he was supposed to claim.
I remember realizing I had been up late when the sign off would happen on the channel (the anthem usually followed by the bars). We didn't have 24/7 TV then and internet wasn't a thing to the general public yet (that was early 90's).
Gary Busey is an interesting character. In the 70s, he starred in "Big Wednesday" and was Oscar-nominated for "The Buddy Holly Story". Then he went kind of minor, reportedly hitting drugs and booze, his biggest appearance being as main villain Mr. Joshua in "Lethal Weapon". In 1988, he had a horrendous accident that almost killed him. He´s never fully recovered. He now makes ultra-low budget nutfests (you´d enjoy a few of them) and reality shows (the insane "I´m With Busey" and underwhelming "Gary Busey: Pet Judge"). A few years ago, he won Celebrity Big Brother UK, and famously drove Meat Loaf insane on Celebrity Apprentice.
Silver bullet….a rare gem.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe. I'm watching the Epic Western ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST, starring Claudia Cardinale, Henry Fonda, Charles Bronson, and Jason Robards.
Best. Western. Ever.
Fun Fact: A modern dance actor was hired to perform the stunts inside the suit but producer Dino de Laurentiis was unhappy with his performance and demanded a change. As a result, Everett McGill, who played Reverend Lester Lowe in human form, wound up acting out most of the scenes in the werewolf suit and was credited with a dual role.
Fun Fact: The Werewolf was designed by Carlo Rambaldi, who also designed Kong for the 1976 King Kong remake, the Alien in the 1979 movie Alien based on H.R. Geiger's drawings, and the Sandworms in Dune. Stephen King reportedly wanted the werewolf to look "plain," as to not resemble other werewolves in previous movies like The Howling and An American Werewolf In London, with the end result looking more like a black bear. Producer Dino De Laurentiis was apparently not happy with the design, but King and Rambaldi refused to change it.
TV stations used to go off air overnight, typically from midnight or 1AM until 5 or 6AM. Playing the national anthem was usually the last thing shown at night and the first thing shown in the morning.
5:12, "That's the name of the movie."
8:00 Marty's not mad - he's worried about his friend Brady who still has a kite aloft in the park at sunset.
2:30* yeah me too! It's always fascinating to know who the characters are and how all their lives will change.
In the book, it is never explained how Reverend Lowe became a werewolf, and Lowe himself has no idea, but he suspects that it had something to do with some flowers he picked at a cemetery on Sunshine Hill months prior to his first transformation. He went to put them in vases at the church vestry, but they turned black and died before he could finish the relatively quick job. He has no reason to pinpoint this event as the beginning of his curse, but he believes that this was the beginning of the events.
1:50 no it's true to the book, but It does have some beautiful illustrations by Bernie Wrightson. The body count is very high in the story
The book always gave me nightmares !
In the book, Cycle of the Werewolf, Reverend Lowe comes to realize that he is the werewolf after having awakened with fresh blood on his fingernails and mouth. He also discovers his clothes are missing or sometimes finds scratches and bruises, which appear to have come from running through the woods. His nightmare about his churchgoers turning into werewolves is further evidence of his curse, but he doesn't fully realize he's the werewolf until July 5, when he awakens with his left eye blasted out.
Another deviation from the book is that the woman, Stella, in the book is a lonely, virginal seamstress who is somewhat overweight, and whose business is beginning to fail. On Valentine’s Day in February, she sends herself cards from 1980s heartthrobs and longs for a lover. She sees the werewolf watching her from outside her window and lets it in, believing she is dreaming. The werewolf pounces on her and kills Stella in her bed. The movie changes her to a woman who got pregnant by her boyfriend who doesn't want to marry her. Her character was a lot sadder and more tragic in the book.
Yep, broadcast TV stations used to go off the air at like 1am until the early morning news shows and would play the national anthem to sign off. Once cable channels came around and aired 24/7 then broadcast TV slowly started filling that former down time with infomercials and the like. I was born in 1982 and remember broadcast stations going off maybe into the early 1990s.
Like others have said Silver Bullet is adapted from the Stephen King novella Cycle of the Werewolf. The illustrations in the book were done by comic artist Bernie Wrightson (1948 - 2017). Wrightson is also the co-creator of Swamp Thing, a character who's also had two movies in the '80s and several tv shows (live action and animated).
We first saw this on VHS way back in the 80s and let me tell you that the dream with the werewolves transforming in the church was pretty darn scary.
Love this movie. I remember seeing it for the first time at a ski resort with my family as a kid.
Some werewolf lore states that they can change during extreme times of stress. They don’t necessarily need the moon.
Yes, the book, Cycle of the Werewolf is set in the fictional town or Tarker's Mills, which is in Maine, like most of Stephen King's books, Jen. The movie, Silver Bullet, was filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina.
He sheriff is played by Terry O'Quinn who was in Lost. His greatest performance is in The Stepfather 1988 a movie you should watch
A 1987 release actually, filmed in 1985 shelved two years before its theatrical release.
Silver Bullet was filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina, but the town Tarker's Mills is set in Maine. The film is fairly faithful to the original story, but was structured more like a slasher. The werewolf effects in part were done by Carlo Rambaldi, who designed ET and the monster form of Dagoth from Conan the Destroyer.
I remember going "Anne Shirley just said a swear oooooooooooo!" the first time I saw Silver Bullet.
Red is one of those rare Stephen King characters who really loves the kids he's taking care of and he *listens* to them. He's a fuckup, sure, but he's not malicious or outright dismissive like most adults when it comes to something that kids are worried about. He can see that Marty and Jane are genuinely, seriously frightened. If these kids are scared, he'll try to fix whatever it is, even if he doesn't quite believe them.
Gary Busey is so brilliant in this. If only he never got in that accident and fractured his skull. As someone who also has brain damage, seeing his acting before and after-I know how your personality and comprehension can be altered and how frustrated you get when you fuck up; even though you can't help it.
I think this one rates high on keeping the tone true to the book source and having any changes work well. Of course, the book was not quite a book.
There's a movie from the 90s called Project Metalbeast. It's about a group of scientists trying to graft metal onto the skin of a cadaver to create a super soldier. Unfortunately, their test subject just happens to be a Werewolf that comes back to life.
One of my favorite werewolf films alongside Bad Moon and Late Phases.
Back in the days of TV not being 24/7 they did indeed show the national anthem at the end of the day.
I even knew someone who lived close to the Canadian border and the local station would play both the US and Canadian anthems at the end of the day.
I can remember fondly the day one of my local stations started an All Night Theater on Friday nights.
It's one of the places I got my love of black and white films and bad cinema.
The movie takes place in Maine but was filmed in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Gary Busey's character was the fun uncle -- trying to be a friend to the kids instead of parenting.
Two scary movie recommendations for the channel:
1.) The Descent (2005) - the U.K. version, not the U.S. version!
2.) The Others (2001)
The sheriff is John Locke from Lost. Terry O'Quinn. Amazing character actor.
actor who played the sheriff was also in movies called the "stepfather" and the priest/werewolf is in the movie "people under the stairs" and uncle red played by garey busey is one actor that has been compared to nicolas cage in his performances.
8:03 --- I always interpreted it as Marty having somehow the feeling its the last time he sees his friend , not as being mad at him
That would be a twist! The whole town are all werewolves so it becomes just a regular old murder mystery! The National Anthem was played when tv stations were signing off for the night before everything went 24/7!
Love this film, rest in peace Corey Haim my 1st celebrity crush 😍
You’re the first I’ve seen reacting to this movie. Couldn’t even tell
You how many times Ive seen it. Haha. Have fun.
Highly highly recommend DOG SOILDIERS -- a most excellent werewolf movie. One of the best. Seriously.
This movie is an adaptation of Stephen King's novel cycle of the werewolf. From my experience as a werewolf fan, I absolutely loved it and it's one of my favorites. I even read the book myself
hard to believe that Marty's sister is actually the same actress that plays in the series Reign from 2013 .
Werewolves aren't exactly known for their good manners.
Well, the liberal ones are quite civilized.
This movie takes me back for sure. My brother was a big fan of this movie when I was a kid so we watched it quite a few times. I never found it very scary, but as werewolf and vampire movies go I like this one. This also takes me back to when I was a kid and only had 3 tv channels and at midnight or 1am the national anthem would play, then the station would be off the air for the night.
3:20 Novel Cycle of Werewolf was set in Tarkers Mills
8:09 Best frickn line of this flick! 😂😂
Sheriff Joe Haller is played by veteran actor Terry O'Quinn, who also appeared in the TV series Lost as John Locke. He's appeared in movies like Young Guns, Tombstone, and The X-Files television series and movie.
And the first two entries in The Stepfather trilogy, also in the Canadian horror gem Pin (1988).
I was too young when I had wathched this movie.
In the book, the climax takes place on New Year's Eve, not Halloween. Again, I could go on all night about how many things in the movie are different from the book. lol 😆
Uncle Red, one tough Uncle. Megan gets attacked and he doesn't back down (like an "over my dead body" mentally).
Gary Busey is the type of uncle every warm blooded American boy needs in their formative years. He’s just that level of wacky, inventive fabricator, and wants his nephew to have as much of a normal life as he can while he can live it.
This movie takes place over several months. The full moon last 3 nights every month.
4:52, Bill Smitrovich, he played a skeptical detective in the Horror Thriller TV series MillenniuM.
This has to be my childhood favourite werewolf movie Corey Hames was amazing, so sad. He died so young
They used to play the national anthem at midnight when the TV went off the air
Amazing Stephen King Adaptation, Very Underrated Movie, Cool Reaction As Always Jen, Take Care Sweetie 🥰
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As he always has a load of silver bullets always, I would stay close to The Lone Ranger if there was a werewolf about.
Back in the old west, just about everyone had plenty of silver.
22:40
Back in the day tv wasn't 24/7 . Around 2 or 3 in the morning it would cut off til like 5 am and before it cut off they would play the national anthem so it's a cool way for a movie to say it was late asf without saying it or showing a clock .
9:14 Another classic comeback!
The Stephen King novel this movie is adapted from is called Cycle Of The Werewolf
Once again, Jen, the book is not told from Jane's perspective at all. In the book, Marty's sister is named Kate, not Jane, and she's mostly a secondary supporting character. The movie greatly increases her role in the story. The book is mostly told from the third person narrative, as well as from Marty's perspective, depending on the chapter and the month of the year. The chapters that deal with Marty are told from Marty's perspective, and the chapters/months that Marty is not mentioned in are told from the perspective of other characters, including the victims.
I love silver bullet it's not the Best werewolf design but it's a fun movie Gary busey is great as uncle red and Corey haim is really good as Marty Megan follows is great also just fun.
I'd recommend Corey Haim in The Lost boy's and a British horror/thriller from 1972 Fright staring Susan George from Straw Dogs.💓👍
We got this movie on VHS shortly after it came out, I was like 7. That scene where Jane looks over at the window and sees the werewolf looking in scared the hell out of me. Can you imagine sitting in your living room and seeing that? I'd shit yourself.
Omg yes!!!
Love this movie rip Corey haim
I learned this movie existed from some weird music video on youtube called "Scooter - Fire ( Music Video Featuring Gary Busey)" Lol
Firestarter. Not exactly a horror movie but if you’re looking for a great book by Stephen king. I think it’s one of the best
To be fair, the whole town turning out to be werewolves would be a twist you'd see in Goosebumps or something
I haven’t seen Goosebumps 😬
Like I said before, the book, Cycle of the Werewolf, takes place over the course of an entire year, starting in January and ending in December, with each chapter taking place during each month. The movie condenses the story to a few months during the Spring and Summer, and ending on Halloween.
On certain channels after normal viewing hours, the channel would just show the American flag and play the National Anthem for hours or until regular programming started again. Not sure when it began, but it happened quite a bit with local programming in the 80s.
Sheriff - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_O'Quinn - if you watched "Lost" you may remember him from there?
Drunk guy came into bar where Stephen King was. He tried having it put as a 12 month wolf calender. Stephen King adapted it into a film. Cycle of the Wolf is the actual title. How they find out who wolf was actually was from trick r treating on Halloween (eye patch). Sister wasn't as close to Marty in book.
Fun Fact: Silver bullets are actually not as good as lead bullets. Lead has a 10% higher density than silver, so a silver bullet will have a little less mass than a lead bullet of identical dimensions. Pure silver is less malleable than lead and falls between lead and copper in terms of hardness and shear modulus. A silver bullet would work best at close range, as it would be slower and less accurate, although it would give better penetration due to its higher shear modulus and will not deform as much as a lead bullet. Silver would accept the rifling on the inside of gun barrels that allows bullets to spiral as they travel, but not as well as lead bullets.
the priest is also the husband in People Under the Stairs.
Werewolves are often used as a metaphor for alcoholism, something Stephen King touches on a lot in his books. Werewolves definitely mean to kill when they attack; however, survivors that have been attacked are usually turned into werewolves themselves, (see American Werewolf In London,) and that can be used to create a narrative based around the concept of for survivors guilt.
I don’t think the film is good but I think Gary Busey and Corey Haim’s chemistry is great and they make the film worth leaving on.
I recommend reading The Shining and then the sequel Doctor Sleep. You’ll be able to compare both to their film adaptations.
Also, grab some of King’s short story collections, Different Seasons, (Apt Pupil, Shawshank Redemption, and Stand By Me are adaptions that come from this collection); Skeleton Crew, (The Mist & The Raft are adaptions that come from this collection, The Raft a short film in the Creepshow anthologies); Night Shift, (Children Of The Corn & The Mangler are adaptions that come from this collection. Also, it contains Jerusalem’s Lot, which is tied to Salem’s Lot and the recent series Chapelwaite, staring Adrien Brody, is based on.) I don’t recommend start with The Dark Tower series, though it’s good.
Randomly stummble on this movie on tv long ago. It was scary but back then anything good on tv was a must.always liked the Bike thing
I think the Rev was conflicted, that's why he had the nightmare and said what he did when he woke up.
The character of Marty's girlfriend, Tammy, does not exist in the book, and neither does her alcoholic and abusive father. The scene where the werewolf attacks her father in a greenhouse is entirely created for the movie and does not happen at all in the book. A lot of scenes that happened in the book do not happen in the movie, and a lot of scenes and characters were created for the movie that do not happen in the book. I recommend reading the book to see how different the movie actually is from the book.
Good guess about the Reverend, Jen. In the book, Stephen King does a much better job of concealing the werewolf's identity until the final chapters of the book. Marty discovers the identity of the werewolf when he goes out trick-or-treating on Halloween with his uncle, and when they stop at the Reverend's house, the reverend answers the door and Marty sees that the Reverend is wearing an eye patch, on the same side as the eye of the Werewolf that Marty blew out with his firecrackers on the Fourth of July.
This movie is sooooo good. There are so many good lines in it it's not even funny. A submarine with screen doors, He's gonna make lemonade in his pants, The hard boys meet Reverend Werewolf. I laughed as much as I was terrified the first time I saw this.
Also, if you want some ambiance..I watched this for the first time at my stepmom's house in the middle of nowhere at midnight. The house had bars on the windows, it sat by itself out in the country on a hill under a pine forest, and it was a full moon.