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My absolute favorite thing on this channel is the very wide range of 3 barf bags. At the end of every episode, I play a game trying to guess if the movie will get 3. I love it.
I saw this movie at EXACTLY the right (or wrong) time in my adolescence. Sexy Natasha Henstridge doing her thing REALLY put me through the wringer as a kid, lol.
Just to concur: Sneakers (1992) is a great comedy/adventure heist movie with a god-tier cast. One of my all-time faves. BTW, this reminds me: you should cover "Splice" sometime. It's like a smarter version of Species, but still quite sick.
Ryan Gosling said yes to that misandric woke b.s. Barbie and Keany Reeves said yes to "Knock Knock" a manhating, misandric movie where two girls torture and eventually probably kill a man in his home just for laughs... Actors do that, and reasons... probably money.
Best line in the movie is the comeback from the line, "We decided on makeing it female to make her more docile and controible." The reply was,"You guys dont date much do you"
For some reason I find it funny when they are investigating the train car and Michael Madsen in his gruff voice says “What the hell are we looking for a giant moth?”😂
A very fun movie from back in the day, and what a cast to boot! Sadly, though, it seems to me that we don't get nearly as many of these types of fun, horror/sci-fi movies from mainstream Hollywood anymore.
It’s not often I get one of my all time favorite sci-fi flicks, a seriously underrated Forrest Whitaker flick and a shout-out to one of the more underrated TH-camrs all in one video.
I went with my uncle to see this as a little kid. He was maybe 16-17. I was prolly 6-7. He brought me with him and his GF at the time (whom he married.) I remember the scene where she is on top of the guy. I remember really liking that a lot ahaha. I was then sworn to secrecy about anything I may have seen in the movie. I miss those days man. When the movies were still exciting and you hadn't seen everything 100x over already. Thanks for the upload man
Sneakers is indeed goddamn great. An absurdly talented cast being charming AF for two hours. It’s like Hackers, but realistic and starring your parents. Also, the kiss at 8:55 won the Best Onscreen Kiss award at that year’s MTV Movie Awards. They had some wild categories.
Yeah, man, I worked in a theater when Sneakers came out. Went in to make sure people were behaving, wound up watching the entire thing. Multiple times even.
@@TheHorrorGeek As an Old, I'm curious what the Yutes would make of it these days. It's about "social engineering" hacking as opposed to the Hollywood hacking of Hackers or Swordfish, so there's no car chases, shootouts, or bewbs. I doubt they have the attention span for it, which is sad.
I bet this was a 90's late-night staple. Your joke followed by crickets was hilarious. The "stating the obvious" lines were so on the nose, I rolled my eyes......
You finally found one that I actually saw in the theater! I haven't seen it since. I remember thinking it was so-so. Will be fun to revisit with your commentary to see how well this one has aged.
Some trivia. My bosses sister was in this movie. Pretty much a walk on but it’s still very cool. When Sil goes to the bridal shop, his sister is the woman that waits on them!
H.R. Giger once worked with Alejandro Jodorowsky and Dan O'Bannon on a movie adaptation of Dune. The movie was never made, but Giger and O'Bannon later reunited for Alien. The story of the unmade Dune movie is told in the documentary Jodorowsky's Dune.
If it's a tongue designed by H.R. Giger? Trust me, it can go through anything it wants to! Fun fact: the extra set of teeth in a Xenomorph's mouth is indeed its tongue! Oh, and Giger had legendary issues with Ridley Scott working on "Alien" back in the day, along the lines of "I AM AN ARTIST, THESE HOLLYWOOD TYPES DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT I CANNOT RUSH MY ART!" *in thick German accent* This was a weird movie in the best way, with all the high caliber actors in it doing the best with the premise they were given, and both Natasha Henstridge and Marg Helgenberger were HAWT.
I can't stand Marg Helgenbergers hair in this, reminds me of an boss i once had. I love H.R. Gigers work, really great. He is Swiss and i'm part Swiss, so that makes it even better Rest in peace Giger.
Hi Mike. I remember the Crying Indian ads from when I was a kid. Your show is awesome and so much fun. I echo every time Danny says "Hell yeah" and you reply "No, not like that you pervs!" and also "Christ I'm old". Thanks for all the videos! Oh and Species is a great film.
Most sexiest Alien since My Stepmom is an Alien 😊😊 Species is a great watch remember renting this from Block Busters lots of time!! Haven't seen Home boys from Outer Space in a long time 😂😂 glad to see August starting out fun!! Thanks Mike 👍👍
I received a making-of Species album as a gift from a filmmaker friend back when I was a weelad. Giger's designs had a deep effect on me as one could imagine, to the point I had way too many expectations when watching the film. It is an okay flick, but I can't help but share Giger's disappointment over the whole thing, and the A-list cast doesn't really help elevate it. The ghost train dream sequence was almost entirely cut but Giger, who worked his ass off on the prop train, convinced the producers to keep it and even put some of his own money in it! That beautiful biomechanical train can be seen at Giger's museum in Gruyères, my home away from home.
This movie has an incredible cast. Sadly most of them don't get anything to do. Totally agree with Sneakers! The studio should have done a sequel to Sneakers! What the heck is that tractor at 9:25 towing? Spacecraft? Did apes in spacesuits land there? Thank you Mike!
Thumbs-up for the Mr. BALLEN reference. Not the first time you've mentioned another awesome channel I'm subscribed to besides yours, Mike. (Also, I do remember the tearful Indian who cried when a bunch of garbage was dumped at his feet. So yeah, feeling old. Also felt a bit betrayed when I found out the dude wasn't actually a Native American Indian.)
This one was pretty good! The sequel... is far more your kind of timber. I remember Natasha Henstridge being ready to break out after this... then she did the sequel and was the romantic lead in a Van Damme movie... which apparently ended at "HIOS". After this, you can go do Mimic for more "Oscar Winners and Goo Monsters" action. I can't imagine the long odds I would have gotten on a "Choo Choo Soul" (with Genevieve!) reference coming in, I could've paid my student loans.
Thank you for the mention of Christopher Young, who also composed the music for Fly II as well as the first couple of Hellraiser movies. Horror movie reviewers usually ignore the music.
The observatory, in the beginning, is the Arecibo Observatory. On December 1, 2020, the observatory self-destructed in a very impressive way when the cables that held up the antenna snapped.
Honestly, the first two flicks are very enjoyable to me. I tried watching a somewhat modern film that clearly got inspiration from these but it was rather boring. Twas expected though, lmfao.
And Whip Hubley gets the snub during the credits casting call :P I actually saw this one in theaters. Alien it was not but the sequence in the lab with the cellular monstrosity was pretty tense and Gigers designs were wild as always.
So bummed I missed this live. This is one of my favorites, I had a big crush on Natasha and I remember this movie was advertised everywhere including my comic books. I still enjoy this one to this day and even part 2. Any plans for reviewing the others Mike? Great review.
Great job as always Mike. I will always remember Alfred Molina in the Rick and Morty series, especially when he plays the devil who opens a shop and gives away cursed items..Comedy gold. Not too much to say about this movie though. Never really got into the Species series.
it's always a good Wednesday with a review and it's a movie that not only have I watched but enjoy. Also thanks for the Uranus joke, even at 52 I still find those funny.
Not gonna lie, liked this one pretty much upon release in '95 in the videostore, only the first Mimic flick got the best of it and was better kinda in the sack, hell yeah!
I enjoy schlock as much as the next geek, although the Italian genre really tested that. It was nice to watch you enthrall us with your acumen with a good movie with a stellar cast. Was it "The Godfather"...no, but it was a well produced movie for it's time and well worthy of a look. Your sarcasm game was on point and I laughed out loud several times. One of your best my man. In appreciation, I give it 5 Hell Yeahs.
I was 10 when my dad rented it. Yes, I watched it. Natasha was a crush back then (Hell Yeah). Also still vividly remember the Darkseed 2 trailer that the VHS had.
I was hoping you would mention the Michelle Williams/Heath Ledger connection. At least I got a broke back mountain reference. Subtle but I’ll take it. Also Ghost Dog was ahead of it’s time. Imo.
Saw this in the theatre as a teenager. I was a big HR Giger fan at the time. I also had his dumb pc game darkseed. The thing that really stuck out for me from this movie, besides nudity, was when Forest Whitaker ordered a long Island ice tea, and said "I like this ice tea", while looking buzzed.
I liked this one when it came out, still do. Thanks again for rehashing classic flicks. Id be interested no matter what you put on, but id find Evil Dead Rise particularly interesting.
Natasha Henstridge is absolutely phenomenal in this movie. I don’t understand how she didn’t win the Oscar. I don’t even know why they give them out, how badly she got robbed. So enormously talented!!!
I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid. It's on my list of movies to watch, but I haven't got to yet. I'm still in the 80s movie section of my list.
I remember seeing the sculpture at a horror con/weekend of horrors on the early 90's, when me and a friend went to see the replacement killers, I also got to see the screener before release, sorry forgot about it, christ I'm old
Just thought about this movie and found your channel bc of it. I snuck and watched this as a kid and it gave me this weird interest in alien women lmao
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I HAVE ALL THREE SPECIES MOVIES ON VIDEO AND THE FOURTH SPECIES MOVIE ON DVD. IT WOULD BE GREAT IF THEY TURN THIS ENTIRE SERIES INTO A TV SERIES.
The ass covering after the pudding joke was funnier than the joke itself was lol
enjoying your content can you review the weird Hong Kong movie Boxer's Omen or Indonesian movie Mystics Of Bali?
I remember renting this on VHS at Blockbuster when my wife and I were first married. Christ, I'm old. 😊
Same here….. of course that was my first wife, now known as the EX….
"Do you even remember rewinding? Christ we're old!" - Maybe Mike aka The Horror Geek
Local video store for me. I was a teen so I kept checking to make sure my parents didnt walk in during Natasha's nude scenes.
@@cocodojo “be kind, rewind….”
@@Rambo1144 🤣 Do you even remember tape rewinder machines? Christ we're old!
My absolute favorite thing on this channel is the very wide range of 3 barf bags. At the end of every episode, I play a game trying to guess if the movie will get 3. I love it.
This is another cool movie from the NIneties. And can we all agree that Natasha Henstridge in a raving beauty.
Hell Yeah!
I saw this movie at EXACTLY the right (or wrong) time in my adolescence. Sexy Natasha Henstridge doing her thing REALLY put me through the wringer as a kid, lol.
Haha!
"Hell Yeah!" - No not like... actually... yeah... exactly like that. 😜
This was one of my first rated R sci-fi films as a teenager. Needless to say, it left an impression...or 2!
Haha! Definitely 2 I bet. :P
"Hell yeah!"
Hey Mike, your show is not stupid, its enlightening and entertaining, sci-fi/horror genre rocks!!!🙏👌👻❣️
Thanks Maurice! :-)
Hell yeah!
Hell yeah x2
Just to concur: Sneakers (1992) is a great comedy/adventure heist movie with a god-tier cast. One of my all-time faves.
BTW, this reminds me: you should cover "Splice" sometime. It's like a smarter version of Species, but still quite sick.
I actually bought the Blu- Ray for about $5, been awhile since I watched it. Also can’t forget that Alfred Molina was also in Raiders of the Lost Ark
Who can forget Skewered by a Trap Guy?
Hard to believe Ben Kingsley and Alfred Molina said yes to this.
And Forest Whittaker! multiple Oscar winners, an Oscar Nominee in Michelle Williams...crazy cast.
They all agreed cause they knew it would be great. Haha.
Ryan Gosling said yes to that misandric woke b.s. Barbie and Keany Reeves said yes to "Knock Knock" a manhating, misandric movie where two girls torture and eventually probably kill a man in his home just for laughs... Actors do that, and reasons... probably money.
I guess Sir Ben Kingsley's got bills to pay and mouths to feed just like everyone else.
Whitaker also said yes to battlefield earth
Silly humans
Pretty terrific horror film from a cast and crew not known for horror. And yeah, Sneakers is awesome.
Best line in the movie is the comeback from the line, "We decided on makeing it female to make her more docile and controible." The reply was,"You guys dont date much do you"
For some reason I find it funny when they are investigating the train car and Michael Madsen in his gruff voice says “What the hell are we looking for a giant moth?”😂
That always gets a chuckle out of me, too.
A very fun movie from back in the day, and what a cast to boot! Sadly, though, it seems to me that we don't get nearly as many of these types of fun, horror/sci-fi movies from mainstream Hollywood anymore.
It’s not often I get one of my all time favorite sci-fi flicks, a seriously underrated Forrest Whitaker flick and a shout-out to one of the more underrated TH-camrs all in one video.
I went with my uncle to see this as a little kid. He was maybe 16-17. I was prolly 6-7. He brought me with him and his GF at the time (whom he married.)
I remember the scene where she is on top of the guy. I remember really liking that a lot ahaha. I was then sworn to secrecy about anything I may have seen in the movie.
I miss those days man. When the movies were still exciting and you hadn't seen everything 100x over already. Thanks for the upload man
Any time!
Sneakers is indeed goddamn great. An absurdly talented cast being charming AF for two hours. It’s like Hackers, but realistic and starring your parents.
Also, the kiss at 8:55 won the Best Onscreen Kiss award at that year’s MTV Movie Awards. They had some wild categories.
Yeah, man, I worked in a theater when Sneakers came out. Went in to make sure people were behaving, wound up watching the entire thing. Multiple times even.
@@TheHorrorGeek As an Old, I'm curious what the Yutes would make of it these days. It's about "social engineering" hacking as opposed to the Hollywood hacking of Hackers or Swordfish, so there's no car chases, shootouts, or bewbs. I doubt they have the attention span for it, which is sad.
@@CantankerousDaveI saw it when I was 12 or 13 and liked it, hopefully kids that age will still enjoy it in the current generation.
I bet this was a 90's late-night staple. Your joke followed by crickets was hilarious. The "stating the obvious" lines were so on the nose, I rolled my eyes......
The last king of Scotland is a psychic.
12:53 "Going down?" 🤣
12:58 You throw me the idol, I throw you the whip....
One of my favorite 90s horror movies ❤️
Another fun pun filled review with the master of reviews. Thanks Mike.
You finally found one that I actually saw in the theater! I haven't seen it since. I remember thinking it was so-so. Will be fun to revisit with your commentary to see how well this one has aged.
There are two things I love about this movie!
Haha! Ben Kingsley and Forest Whittaker????? :p
Some trivia. My bosses sister was in this movie. Pretty much a walk on but it’s still very cool. When Sil goes to the bridal shop, his sister is the woman that waits on them!
Thanks for the support and that’s awesome about your boss’s sister. 😀
H.R. Giger once worked with Alejandro Jodorowsky and Dan O'Bannon on a movie adaptation of Dune. The movie was never made, but Giger and O'Bannon later reunited for Alien. The story of the unmade Dune movie is told in the documentary Jodorowsky's Dune.
If it's a tongue designed by H.R. Giger? Trust me, it can go through anything it wants to! Fun fact: the extra set of teeth in a Xenomorph's mouth is indeed its tongue! Oh, and Giger had legendary issues with Ridley Scott working on "Alien" back in the day, along the lines of "I AM AN ARTIST, THESE HOLLYWOOD TYPES DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT I CANNOT RUSH MY ART!" *in thick German accent* This was a weird movie in the best way, with all the high caliber actors in it doing the best with the premise they were given, and both Natasha Henstridge and Marg Helgenberger were HAWT.
I can't stand Marg Helgenbergers hair in this, reminds me of an boss i once had.
I love H.R. Gigers work, really great.
He is Swiss and i'm part Swiss, so that makes it even better
Rest in peace Giger.
@@MathiasEggimann Same, he was an evil genius! I mean that as a high compliment, of course.
Hi Mike. I remember the Crying Indian ads from when I was a kid. Your show is awesome and so much fun. I echo every time Danny says "Hell yeah" and you reply "No, not like that you pervs!" and also "Christ I'm old". Thanks for all the videos! Oh and Species is a great film.
Thanks Kit!
Most sexiest Alien since My Stepmom is an Alien 😊😊 Species is a great watch remember renting this from Block Busters lots of time!! Haven't seen Home boys from Outer Space in a long time 😂😂 glad to see August starting out fun!! Thanks Mike 👍👍
I was waiting for a "feces" joke in the sewers... LOL
Haha!
Props for the 'Choo Choo Soul' shout out -- Genevieve in her conductor's uniform earns a big "hell yeah."
Right? Man....the train jokes just write themselves. :P
I received a making-of Species album as a gift from a filmmaker friend back when I was a weelad. Giger's designs had a deep effect on me as one could imagine, to the point I had way too many expectations when watching the film. It is an okay flick, but I can't help but share Giger's disappointment over the whole thing, and the A-list cast doesn't really help elevate it. The ghost train dream sequence was almost entirely cut but Giger, who worked his ass off on the prop train, convinced the producers to keep it and even put some of his own money in it! That beautiful biomechanical train can be seen at Giger's museum in Gruyères, my home away from home.
Ah, Species. One of my favourites from the 90s.
This makes me want to watch Species again - haven't seen it in years!
This movie has an incredible cast. Sadly most of them don't get anything to do. Totally agree with Sneakers! The studio should have done a sequel to Sneakers! What the heck is that tractor at 9:25 towing? Spacecraft? Did apes in spacesuits land there? Thank you Mike!
Thumbs-up for the Mr. BALLEN reference. Not the first time you've mentioned another awesome channel I'm subscribed to besides yours, Mike. (Also, I do remember the tearful Indian who cried when a bunch of garbage was dumped at his feet. So yeah, feeling old. Also felt a bit betrayed when I found out the dude wasn't actually a Native American Indian.)
I love me some Mr. Ballen. :-)
5:20 Quite a few British rail trains are less hygienic than that....
This one was pretty good!
The sequel... is far more your kind of timber.
I remember Natasha Henstridge being ready to break out after this... then she did the sequel and was the romantic lead in a Van Damme movie... which apparently ended at "HIOS".
After this, you can go do Mimic for more "Oscar Winners and Goo Monsters" action.
I can't imagine the long odds I would have gotten on a "Choo Choo Soul" (with Genevieve!) reference coming in, I could've paid my student loans.
Thank you for the mention of Christopher Young, who also composed the music for Fly II as well as the first couple of Hellraiser movies. Horror movie reviewers usually ignore the music.
The observatory, in the beginning, is the Arecibo Observatory. On December 1, 2020, the observatory self-destructed in a very impressive way when the cables that held up the antenna snapped.
the saddest thing
about this movie
is seeing how normal
things used to be.
walking, talking
no phones no masks.
Yes it's my day of the week, WEDNESDAY! Because of HORROR GEEK& SICK FLICKS!
15:01 That looks suspiciously like a baby Ben Kingsley 😂
Hell Yeah Danny gets a free pass for this one.
If I had a dollar for every time I'd woken up handcuffed to the bed I'd have...25c 🤣
Honestly, the first two flicks are very enjoyable to me. I tried watching a somewhat modern film that clearly got inspiration from these but it was rather boring. Twas expected though, lmfao.
6:49 Richard Vixen: "I'm not a crook!" 🤣
Natasha on her heyday was such an eye candy
She was is so hot. I have softened on Under The Skin a bit after reading the novel but to me it still comes off to me as pretentious species
And Whip Hubley gets the snub during the credits casting call :P
I actually saw this one in theaters. Alien it was not but the sequence in the lab with the cellular monstrosity was pretty tense and Gigers designs were wild as always.
I was bracing myself for a Top Gun joke that never came when Whip's name appeared. Alas!
Flawless Victory as always Buddy. I love your energy and humor. Thanks for this.
Thanks Jason!
Sneakers reference! A great day! So many great lines! And James Earl Jones!
I remember this *very vividly* as a teenager...
ooohh Natasha Henstridge. Hell Yeah!
The horror geek:close encourages of the sexy kind.
Me:hell yeah.
So bummed I missed this live. This is one of my favorites, I had a big crush on Natasha and I remember this movie was advertised everywhere including my comic books. I still enjoy this one to this day and even part 2. Any plans for reviewing the others Mike? Great review.
We'll have to see on the sequels. This one is....not doing well. :p
Natasha is one of the all-time most crushworthy, no doubt.
@toweypat She was always my top.pick to play Samus in a METROID movie.
@@TheHorrorGeekIt’s early yet. And honestly, most people don’t care about the movie. It’s your reviews and jokes we enjoy.
Great job as always Mike. I will always remember Alfred Molina in the Rick and Morty series, especially when he plays the devil who opens a shop and gives away cursed items..Comedy gold. Not too much to say about this movie though. Never really got into the Species series.
6:31 Postman Pat, Postman Pat, Postman Pat and his black and white cat 🤣
Choo Choo Soul..... ummmm, where can I buy it? LOL!
Haha!
It was released in 2310 theaters and was the third highest grossing film in July 1995
I have seen this movie too. A classic I grew up watching as a kid.
That's one hot Alien
it's always a good Wednesday with a review and it's a movie that not only have I watched but enjoy. Also thanks for the Uranus joke, even at 52 I still find those funny.
You and me both. 😂
Please do part 2. I worked the wrap party for that one. James Cromwell awesome. Natasha a real sweetheart. Madson is the prick you think he is.
I don't know if we'll do part two or not. This one has been a dud for views so far.
@@TheHorrorGeek HA! That's just what YT WANTS you to think!
Species is one of my favorite Natasha Henstridge movie of 1995.
Haha! Same!
Not gonna lie, liked this one pretty much upon release in '95 in the videostore, only the first Mimic flick got the best of it and was better kinda in the sack, hell yeah!
Ah Species, even though mating with her would mean a gruesome death but HELL YEAH. lol :P
I'm already laughing at the Ben Kingsley and Michael Madsen comment. That was awesomely funny.
I enjoy schlock as much as the next geek, although the Italian genre really tested that. It was nice to watch you enthrall us with your acumen with a good movie with a stellar cast. Was it "The Godfather"...no, but it was a well produced movie for it's time and well worthy of a look. Your sarcasm game was on point and I laughed out loud several times. One of your best my man. In appreciation, I give it 5 Hell Yeahs.
Thanks Steve!
I was 10 when my dad rented it. Yes, I watched it. Natasha was a crush back then (Hell Yeah). Also still vividly remember the Darkseed 2 trailer that the VHS had.
I was hoping you would mention the Michelle Williams/Heath Ledger connection. At least I got a broke back mountain reference. Subtle but I’ll take it. Also Ghost Dog was ahead of it’s time. Imo.
Shoutout to Mike for the Sneakers plug. One of my favorite movies but I rarely hear anyone talk about it or meet anyone that has seen it.
I worked in a theater when it came out and watched it like 10 times. So good and criminally underrated.
Very impressive, Mike. Wrong side of the tracks and Scenario are all bangers. You, sir, know your Hip Hop.
Whoohahaha, Mike! My first thought also immediately *"No toilet? Or if there is a toilet everyone can watch!"* 🚽👀
"Did you see Arden?" "Yes, the poor bastard!" 🤣😂👽
I cannot believe I forgot that Doc Ock mated with Sil.
Definitely a guilty pleasure movie
I haven't seen this movie since it was on VHS. I wonder if it still holds up. It looks like a couple of things have held up at least.
It's pretty good. I had fun going back to it and I hadn't seen it since like '95
@@TheHorrorGeek I wanna say I saw it in 96 or 97. I would have been in college at the time.
Saw this in the theatre as a teenager. I was a big HR Giger fan at the time. I also had his dumb pc game darkseed. The thing that really stuck out for me from this movie, besides nudity, was when Forest Whitaker ordered a long Island ice tea, and said "I like this ice tea", while looking buzzed.
I heard that "Uranus" is surrounded by an "Ass"teroid field
I too have heard that... :p
Now this one IS like that you pervs
ET has to get her freak on.
I liked this one when it came out, still do. Thanks again for rehashing classic flicks. Id be interested no matter what you put on, but id find Evil Dead Rise particularly interesting.
EDR was good. Not sure if I’ll cover it on the show though.
Great movie. Wasn't Conrad Buff on Diff'rent Strokes?? More Ron D pudding fingers jokes!!
Haha!
'tentacles and witches'. As soon as I saw the tentacles start to form I was hoping for that kind of reference. The Geek delivers yet again.
Haha I do my best. 😀
A shout out to Mr. Ballin?
NICE !!!
Natasha Henstridge is absolutely phenomenal in this movie. I don’t understand how she didn’t win the Oscar. I don’t even know why they give them out, how badly she got robbed. So enormously talented!!!
I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid. It's on my list of movies to watch, but I haven't got to yet. I'm still in the 80s movie section of my list.
Natasga Henstridge is fantastic as Sil.😀👍
Wow he actually played a good guy I always confuse him with Michael Massey for some reason
11:35...she's 'taking the pi$$', as we say in England 😂
9:48 I was thinking Chris Pine and Geoffrey Lewis.😄
Shoots the shot! HELL YEAH!
Sneakers is so good, great cast too.
I see S.C.A.T. was called in to locate Sil. I was waiting for a Sewer Shark reference later on...
Haha! I hadn't thought about Sewer Shark in ages.
I remember seeing the sculpture at a horror con/weekend of horrors on the early 90's, when me and a friend went to see the replacement killers, I also got to see the screener before release, sorry forgot about it, christ I'm old
Species 1 and 2 were the best anything after that should have been called Feces. lol
Haha!
Did we just witness cinema's first double jump scare?
Not the first but still pretty rare. 😀
@@TheHorrorGeek Nice. Looking forward to next week! 😃
This movie is very underrated like I could reimagined Poison Ivy being like Sil
Just thought about this movie and found your channel bc of it. I snuck and watched this as a kid and it gave me this weird interest in alien women lmao
Haha! Glad you found me!
The pole for best show of the month is going to be impossible for me. These are all on my top movies list from the 90s! Another epic installment!
Thanks Ray!