I know! I was shocked from that! I think it's very British humour though. :) I also love, at the time of typing his, the likes to your comment number 69! :D
Agreed wendy....hell even just seeing full movie first.....there are many broadway musical numbers you can enjoy as stand alones.....this is not a stand alone concept......also i just worry he's not ready for all the in your face............
I think you need to go to a theater that's showing this and take part in the show, that's what I did once and it was a unique experience I won't forget.
@@bridgettstephens6927 My 1st time was at a midnight showing when smoking everything and outside drinks were allowed. I have more of a hazy recall rather than vivid.
I mean, honestly these are some of the reactions the makers were expecting on most people. BUT, watching this part without context and so suddenly it's kinda too much for someone that's more of a "square" like another comment said, lol. His reaction to Time Warp really makes him more interested in the movie so theres that at least :D
@@handlerikme I also don’t find it to be genuine. When the song is beginning he and when Tim Curry first removes the cape he’s smiling and bright eyed then it almost seems like he remembered that he was on camera and changed his face. I kinda call BS on this reaction vid. Seems like he feels like he’s not supposed to enjoy it and made the decision not to.
I saw this in my first year university. I didn’t know anything about it, or the kids waiting in line wearing strange garb. All I knew is Meatloaf was in it. Lol, it was a weird night.
For 46 years, this movie and stage show still packs them in around the world! The humor is sublime and the music is outstanding. Research it and "Don't judge a book by its cover!!"
@@andreadeamon6419 it was a Broadway musical before a movie, the musical is still performing now since the 1970's with the house keeper Richard o Reilly still in it. Yeah check the movie out
tim curry, the actor who played dr. franken furter, was a GENIUS. you probably saw him in other things but didn't make the connection when you saw him here, lol. ever see the second "home alone" film? where the kid torments the hotel manager? he was the hotel manager. he also played the villain in the animated fairytale, "fern gully." and, back in the '70s, i went to see this at midnight, every saturday night, with a group of friends, some of whom dressed up as characters in the film and threw toast at the screen. it was more than a movie. it was an EVENT. :)
“What kind of idiots do you have working here?!” “The finest in New York!” Lol, Tim Curry is my hero. He was also the villain in the Disney Three Musketeers movie and of course stole every scene he was in!
The Rocky Horror Picture Show was the original cult film that ran every Friday and Saturday at midnight (I have seen the film over 150 times). IMO you should have started with the song “Time Warp”. It would have been a better introduction to the film. But if you ever get to see a midnight showing with a cast acting in front of the screen and the crowd throwing out (extra) lines with the movie, jump at the chance. It really is a wonderful experience.
Herby Ragan The midnight shows I went to didn't have a cast, but did have audience participation. The row I was sitting in one night got burried under a mountain of toilet paper. GREAT SCOTT!!!!
@@thenewcenturyhomeste I’m taking my dad to our town’s annual Halloween screening this Friday at our local planetarium! I got participation bags with rice, toilet paper, toast etc!
I have lost count as to how many times I have seen this in the theater, dressing up as someone that could have been an extra got me in for free or a good discount. I remember hearing about when this started showing in 1975 and getting to see it in 1978 with some high school friends at a midnight showing for Halloween in Chicago, Illinois. Watching the pre-show activities (Virgin auction/dare) getting up and dancing to the "Time Warp" and all the other audience participation activities, was so much fun.
As a trans woman I respect the fact you said you aren't hating on us, just reacting to the absurdity that is RHPS, which is my fav movie of all time btw, but your reaction was hilarious.
Dude, you got to watch the whole movie. The scenes by themselves don't do the movie justice nor does it give context. It's the best cult film ever and probably one of if not the most successful cult film ever.
I saw this movie over 200 times in college. Full audience participation, costumes, props, and everything. I don't think you can understand this movie without guidance from someone who already knows it. It's not just a movie--it's an immersive experience.
I saw this for the first time in a live production and as soon as "rocky" threw his cloak off 3 tall guys wearing cowboy hats stood up and walked out of the theater. I never laughed so hard in my life.
Tim curry was 29 when he played this role. But he performed on the London stages doing this role before it became a movie. You can still find this being performed on stage today. The following on not only the movie but the play is astounding. Tim really put his all into the role and it really is a good movie to watch.
Tim Curry, who plays the transvestite, has done a ton of movies although since having a stroke he's confined mostly to a wheelchair and does voice acting. He had a large supporting part in one of my favorite Sly Stallone movies, Oscar. The straight guy in the trench coat was Barry Bostwick who graduated from my high school about 8 years ahead of me.
I was absolutely cracking up at your facial expressions throughout this whole thing. This movie really is a bit out there, but I personally absolutely love it. Tim Curry especially (and yes, he played the original Pennywise, as well as the butler from Clue... and so many other wonderful things.) He's an outstanding actor, and was absolutely perfect in this role. I have always envied the way he could strut in platform heels better than most women. I actually came over to this video after getting the notification that you did Time Warp (technology is really slow in my house right now), thinking that you needed to see Sweet Transvestite, if only to see how utterly talented Tim Curry is. He can be a bit of a culture shock in this though lol
This is an audience participation show, to get the full effect you need to see it in a theater with about 50 to 200 people who know all the add lines. A cast helps as well. In the 80s I was in a local cast.
Exactly! This has to be experienced in a theater, at a midnight showing! My friends and I (all straight and mostly innocent, girls) would go see this every Saturday night. We brought toast, newspaper, squirt guns, rice, etc... we'd dance the Time Warp in the aisles and knew all the lines by heart. What an absolute blast we had! I have the album and bought the movie, but it just isn't the same as being there for the experience.
The theater that showed this every weekend for 210 weeks straight had a sign put up out front: "This is a audience participation movie, enter at your own risk."
Oh my goodness! I forgot about Clue! He was hilarious as usual in that movie. Him running room to room re-enacting the events throughout the movie! Hilarious and classic! Time to search Amazon! I need that movie in my collection and I can’t believe I don’t have it! Glad you mentioned it!
Mary Bachman, I actually watched Clue a couple of weeks ago. He’s hilarious. He was in a few episodes of Roseanne, too, as a crooked real estate agent. He was charming, but absconded with Dan’s and Roseanne’s profits.
Words cannot describe how much I love Tim Curry and the cast of Rocky Horror .. Don't Dream It Be it 🎶✨🤍 Noone till this day can fill his shoes in singing acting dancing and his pure talent and humor even after his strokes this man still is without a doubt a legend and one of my biggest inspirations
I went and watched this back in the mid 70"s and it was wild. The audience throwing toilet paper at screen, lighting lighters(The whole audience and everyone dancing and singing along with it. If you ever get a chance to see on the big screen during a midnight showing you should go. Oh you need to see the part where Meatloaf sings his song in it.
For 2 nights we used lights to attract and catch moths. Letting them loose in the theater almost blocked the projector, but we were dismayed because we REALLY wanted to catch bats for the show. Maybe this will inspire the next generation of horror-seeking souls out there.
This was one of Tim Curry's early starring roles, and in my opinion, one of his _BEST_ roles. And yes, he played Pennywise in the first "It" movie, never watched Home Alone. The name of the actress that was escaping your lips is Susan Sarandon. I could be wrong, but I think this is also one of her first "major" roles as well. "Clark Kent" is played by Barry Bostwick.
Your face! Your face! I just rolled across this video and couldn't resist. Who recommended Rocky Horror to you? This is not your lane...obviously...but this was definitely my loudest belly laugh of the week for me. Priceless!
This movie is a cult classic, still showing in dedicated cinemas across the US. It was and is a worldwide hit. It was filmed in Windsor UK, I believe the building is now a hotel.
🤣🤣YOU'R FACE THOUGH🤣🤣 Brother I think this is the best Reaction I've ever witnessed ive seen Alot of Reactions, even other channels, but that was the king of all Reactions.
MRM: This movie is a romp, pure and simple. No politics, no message, just pure silliness. I love it, just as much as I love "Looney Tunes". Think of it as "Bugs Bunny meets Young Frankenstein". And on behalf of Bridgett and fans everywhere, "Age of Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine" from "Hair". Live long and prosper.
LOL Ty! Tim Curry also played in "Clue". Barry Bostwick played the Mayor of NY in "Spin City," and Susan Sarandon played in "Bull Durham." And, Meat Loaf is also in this one!
Hot Patootie by Meatloaf in this film is the breakout performance. When he originated the stage version, the writer considered the song nearly impossible to sing, and Meatloaf nailed it.
Is this still a cult classic? I remember one theatre that ran it every late night, for years I think. The audience always went dressed as their favorite cast member. Danced and sang every song when it came on screen. Wonder if any are still doing it after all these years. LOL
I went to a theatre production on Halloween night. Sold out show (200 people) and it was as lit as ever!! A complete blast was had by all, young and old!!! Audience still dresses up, screams responses to cast and participates with bells, tolite paper, flashlights and cards. We screamed, sang and danced through the whole show. Rocky Horror Picture Show is where you can go and let it all hang out. Massive amounts of fun where had by all 👄
This is the most fun you can possibly have at a movie! (It has to be a midnight showing, bring all your stuff, like toast, newspaper, toilet paper etc... and be ready to shout the response lines and dance in the aisles!)
@@Modern-Renaissance-Man You need to find a theater that does fri or sat night showings of it where people dress in costumes, bring props and perform the entire movie right in front of the theater screen.
@MRM it's Halloween, and this came up in my suggestions, so I had to watch this again. I swear, your facial expressions are making me laugh even more than Tim Curry! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LMAO! You're reaction was freaking hilarious and pretty much the same as most who see this for the first time. And yes, that's Tim Curry who was the New York hotel manager in Home Alone 2, Pennywise in the original It movie, the butler in Clue, Lord Darkness in Legend, etc. One of the best actors and character actors of all time. Susan Sarandon is Janet and she's brillant. Thelma & Louise, Stepmom, Bull Durham, Dead Man Walking, etc. The movie isn't for everyone but it is one of a kind. I'd say just watch it once, if you don't like it or understand it than okay not for you. Sometimes you just have to experience the whole to understand the part.
This movie didn't do very well when it was first released but theatres across the country started requesting it for midnight showings. It is the longest running movie ever, playing somewhere every weekend. Fans have watched it hundreds of times in theatres. They dress up as their favorite characters which means some of them show up in raincoats or trench coats to hide the fishnets and corsets.
He likes it. He was sincerely entertained and probably watched the entire movie. And if he did, I commend him for having an open mind, heart and sense of humor. I dig you, man.
@@Modern-Renaissance-Man You're a real good sport and your facial expressions- PRICELESS! Tim Curry, yes, Pennywise, Susan Sarandon and the "broken Clark Kent, Barry Bostwick.
Great reaction! My friend and I recently made another friend watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show with us. Afterward, he was like 'What the heck did you all just make me watch?!' All we could do was laugh. Everyone should watch this movie at least once. There is a reason that is a cult classic movie. Tim Curry was perfect as Dr Frankenfurter and you get to see a young Susan Sarandon LOL BTW, this was originally a stage musical that was adapted to the big screen. I think the last Broadway revival was back in the early 2000s. It is actually a spoof of the bad B sci-fi/horror movies from around the 1950s. It is just supposed to be some good fun. Very tongue-in-cheek type of stuff.
I remember the first time I took my friend Renee to see it at the Strand in San Francisco. She was really pissed off that she couldn't hear the movie and nobody would shut up yadda yadda yadda. Until the line "Great scott!" and rolls of TP went flying through the air and Renee almost fell out her seat laughing. From that night on, for over a decade during the 70s-80s she was part of our weekly group get together for Rocky Horror.
@@nightthornkvala94132 Thanks! I never watched it in a theater but now I finally get why (Scott) T.P. was involved. Such dedication from the fan base! Now I know what to bring along because I'm going to have to see it. Respect!
Richard O'Brian, who wrote the play and movie said he wrote the ending first, then the beginning and filled in the middle. It was one of those situations where as crazy as it seems, it worked, both on stage and on screen. Keith Moon and Elvis Presley were both fans of the play. The music is the best part of this movie. Listen to the opening song Science Fiction and Tim Curry's sad song I'm Going Home.
Honestly, based on that reaction I'm guessing Rocky Horror is something you'd never seek out and go to on your own, but, I'm also betting based on that reaction that you'd really enjoy going to a midnight showing of it with full audience participation. It seems like it's outside of your comfort zone but also a great way to broaden those horizons a little bit, which is true of a lot of people and part of why the show has been so popular for so long.
I love watching your reaction video's. You always seem to have an open mind going in. And if it is not your cup of tea or it is you say so. So thank you for doing this. And i will keep watching.
From the moment you said you were heavily interested in ministry and Christian music, I knew this would be a reaction worth watching. OMG your face! This is what the best reaction videos are - people exposing themselves to something completely different from what they are used to, and taking it in with an open mind. You don’t have to like it, but you have to acknowledge it. The Rocky Horror Show has been popular for 50 years. Well done. Excellent reaction.
Your expressions are fantastic. Growing up I saw this live several times. The first time I wasn't prepared but we had so much fun it became almost a monthly thing for us to go. You'd dress up like your favorite character and everyone was part of the show
Lmbo!!! Yes, it is the guy from Home Alone and It-Tim Curry is an amazing actor. The lady is Susan Sarandon. You truly have to see the movie. It’s hilarious.
Maybe you didn't know this bit of trivia but Tim Curry was in the movie *"The Hunt for Red October".* *The Rocky Horror Picture Show* was released in 1975. Based on the 1973 stage musical *"The Rocky Horror Show".* Movie totally flopped (bombed) but became a cult classic on the midnight showings on Friday & Saturday. Where it still plays at midnight showings for 44 years. Today. *You don't go to movie. You go to the audience participation musical stage show.*
@@arbel7655 Sigh, there is no actual legit church in the world, where this kind of thing would actually be allowed. I think he was joking, but then probably so are you. But with these "moneychangers in the temple" type of mega-churches with their fake hymns of "prosperity gospel" and pop music happy talk; and mall atmosphere, who knows what nonsense goes on these days. I haven't been in a church in decades. But I have mostly fond memories of the simple and serious little one room country churches of my youth.
Haha I had to watch this just to see your face, you should watch the movie it didn't do well when it came out in 1975 but it has a cult following that still plays late night at theaters
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Tim Curry made many heterosexuals temporarily confused in this scene.
Yeah.... temporarily....
And then made them gay actually 😂
temporarily...
Temporarily?
I think he made modern renaissance man a little conflicted..
after 40 years, Rocky Horror still freaks out the squares.
I know! I was shocked from that! I think it's very British humour though. :)
I also love, at the time of typing his, the likes to your comment number 69! :D
My bad. He got Antic... ...pation and THEN got it. :D
"Squares", by which you mean all the rational and normal people, I'm sure.
damn proud of it too.
Looks like he just got home from church haha!
He is NOT ready for Rocky Horror 😂 in all seriousness this really is a great movie
항상 자신을 사랑 It is! One of the greatest. No, he is not ready. Did you really think he would be? I didn’t.😆
I'm over 200 club.😁
This movie made all of these nobody actors famous.
he is a simp
nope he's not. Just think if he was at one of the live performance
For those who don’t know Rocky Horror:
Transvestite: Species
Transsexual: Planet
Transylvania: Galaxy
erin_ NSU19
Enchanté = *What does that mean?*
Hotel: Trivago
@@thesharpestofthorns___9132 Heavy black and pendulous= describe your balls
Another one of the many amazing heckles adopted into the show
@@thesharpestofthorns___9132 it mean It's a very promiscuous Alien.
LOL EXACTLY
Omg guys who recommended this? He is not ready for rocky horror!
You can't really prepare for it, you can only love it for the frolic that it is.
I always feel virgins should have to go to the theater and engage in audience participation, lol.
Agreed wendy....hell even just seeing full movie first.....there are many broadway musical numbers you can enjoy as stand alones.....this is not a stand alone concept......also i just worry he's not ready for all the in your face............
@@TreeFreak I did that with a group of friends from high school back in 1978!! Some were in costume, but I was the virgin!! lol!!
Well, baptism by fire, I guess! ;-)
One of the best entrances by a star in cinema history. This guy doesn’t understand what he saw. A legend in action.
This is one of Tim Curry's BEST ROLES!! NOBODY ELSE could've done it!!!
@TheBrabon1 I thought Mick Bagger wanted the role, but Tim Curry had already been doing it so well on stage.... I'm so glad they stuck with Curry!
Anthony Head was pretty good in the role as well
Owns it. Takes it. Makes it his. OWNS it.
@@vanyadolly I was about to way the same...
I think Freddie would've give it a good go.
I saw this at 14 my dude, if you ain't ready at your age by now you will never ready
You need to see the movie in whole to really get it. Tim Curry is so amazing in this. So freakin good!
I think you need to go to a theater that's showing this and take part in the show, that's what I did once and it was a unique experience I won't forget.
@@flibber123 I did that back in the day .it was fun to get surprised ,, by the audience who knew the drill.
Dd
You really have to see the theatre show. The live onstage performances are brilliant.
OMG I had the biggest crush on him! LOL
Midnight showings with costumes and water pistols and newspapers. That was an incredible time that I cant forget and still miss.
The guy who recommended this has my respect! What a great choice.
I have only seen this movie 117 times.
You need to catch up, lol.
And I'll bet you can still vividly recall the first time you saw him throw that cape off. I sure do😀
Gets funnier every time, don't it?
@@bridgettstephens6927 My 1st time was at a midnight showing when smoking everything and outside drinks were allowed. I have more of a hazy recall rather than vivid.
@@georgiegirl6815 lol. Either way ..stoned or sober Tim was, as he still is, one very fine looking gentleman 🤗
THE WAY HIS FACE CHANGED INSTANT WHEN THE CLOAK CAME OFF 😂😂😂😂😂😂
His name is Tim Curry. She's Susan Sarandon.
And Barry Bostwick
Tim played this part so well
@@aarontodd72 Tim is great I love him in 'Clue'
@@barbarachieppo8290 Clue is one of my favorite "B" movies. And I'll watch anything with Tim in it. Even if it sucks, if Tim's there, so am I!🤗
Yes another great movie
This is a goddamn classic! This guy is simply not ready. What a disrespectful reaction lmao
I mean, honestly these are some of the reactions the makers were expecting on most people.
BUT, watching this part without context and so suddenly it's kinda too much for someone that's more of a "square" like another comment said, lol.
His reaction to Time Warp really makes him more interested in the movie so theres that at least :D
@@handlerikme I also don’t find it to be genuine. When the song is beginning he and when Tim Curry first removes the cape he’s smiling and bright eyed then it almost seems like he remembered that he was on camera and changed his face. I kinda call BS on this reaction vid. Seems like he feels like he’s not supposed to enjoy it and made the decision not to.
Never fathomed there were adults who haven't seen this.
Its not a cult classic for nothing......there are actually many who havent seen it
I'll be 70 soon & although I've heard of it, this is my initial experience. There actually is a hell.
It's 2019. Why is anyone shocked by this? Just smile and enjoy
I saw this in my first year university. I didn’t know anything about it, or the kids waiting in line wearing strange garb. All I knew is Meatloaf was in it. Lol, it was a weird night.
For 46 years, this movie and stage show still packs them in around the world! The humor is sublime and the music is outstanding. Research it and "Don't judge a book by its cover!!"
The house keeper the guy with the balding long blonde hair wrote and directed this movie
And then there's a part 2
@@andreadeamon6419 yeah but that's not as good as rocky horror picture show
@@specialed4564 have never seen either movie yet. Maybe soon
@@andreadeamon6419 it was a Broadway musical before a movie, the musical is still performing now since the 1970's with the house keeper Richard o Reilly still in it. Yeah check the movie out
We've all got a little RiffRaff in us.😈
tim curry, the actor who played dr. franken furter, was a GENIUS. you probably saw him in other things but didn't make the connection when you saw him here, lol. ever see the second "home alone" film? where the kid torments the hotel manager? he was the hotel manager. he also played the villain in the animated fairytale, "fern gully." and, back in the '70s, i went to see this at midnight, every saturday night, with a group of friends, some of whom dressed up as characters in the film and threw toast at the screen. it was more than a movie. it was an EVENT. :)
What do you mean he was a genius? He still is 😊
@@HostaMahogey you're absolutely right. my bad :)
“What kind of idiots do you have working here?!”
“The finest in New York!” Lol, Tim Curry is my hero. He was also the villain in the Disney Three Musketeers movie and of course stole every scene he was in!
also was the devil character called the darkness in the movie called legend from 1985 with tom cruise
The Rocky Horror Picture Show was the original cult film that ran every Friday and Saturday at midnight (I have seen the film over 150 times). IMO you should have started with the song “Time Warp”. It would have been a better introduction to the film. But if you ever get to see a midnight showing with a cast acting in front of the screen and the crowd throwing out (extra) lines with the movie, jump at the chance. It really is a wonderful experience.
Herby Ragan The midnight shows I went to didn't have a cast, but did have audience participation. The row I was sitting in one night got burried under a mountain of toilet paper. GREAT SCOTT!!!!
@@thenewcenturyhomeste I’m taking my dad to our town’s annual Halloween screening this Friday at our local planetarium! I got participation bags with rice, toilet paper, toast etc!
I have lost count as to how many times I have seen this in the theater, dressing up as someone that could have been an extra got me in for free or a good discount. I remember hearing about when this started showing in 1975 and getting to see it in 1978 with some high school friends at a midnight showing for Halloween in Chicago, Illinois.
Watching the pre-show activities (Virgin auction/dare) getting up and dancing to the "Time Warp" and all the other audience participation activities, was so much fun.
As a trans woman I respect the fact you said you aren't hating on us, just reacting to the absurdity that is RHPS, which is my fav movie of all time btw, but your reaction was hilarious.
@@Zephyr616 it's not absurd - nobody had any problems until the LGBTQIA+ "activists" turned a beautiful community into a clown show.
You looked so traumatized😂
Dude, you got to watch the whole movie. The scenes by themselves don't do the movie justice nor does it give context. It's the best cult film ever and probably one of if not the most successful cult film ever.
This movie is the bomb! Tim Curry is a great actor!
Trust me there are MILLIONs of straight people who watched this MANY MANY MANY times. And enjoyed it.
Cult film X1000!
I saw this movie over 200 times in college. Full audience participation, costumes, props, and everything. I don't think you can understand this movie without guidance from someone who already knows it. It's not just a movie--it's an immersive experience.
I saw this for the first time in a live production and as soon as "rocky" threw his cloak off 3 tall guys wearing cowboy hats stood up and walked out of the theater. I never laughed so hard in my life.
NICE, love it! Thanks for the SHARE
You mean frank
Its frank :) rocky is his blonde creation
HAHAHA
Clearly someone must have pointed out to them that it was her manners to wear a hat indoors
Tim curry was 29 when he played this role. But he performed on the London stages doing this role before it became a movie. You can still find this being performed on stage today. The following on not only the movie but the play is astounding. Tim really put his all into the role and it really is a good movie to watch.
Tim Curry, who plays the transvestite, has done a ton of movies although since having a stroke he's confined mostly to a wheelchair and does voice acting. He had a large supporting part in one of my favorite Sly Stallone movies, Oscar. The straight guy in the trench coat was Barry Bostwick who graduated from my high school about 8 years ahead of me.
Rich Diddens I love “Oscar!” Not to many people know about it.
I've seen Oscar and absolutely love it. Not only is Tim Curry great so is Sly Stallone.
I loved this movie yrs later i found out my sons loves this too.. I met my sons dad at this movie
The look on his face is priceless
The butler on Clue
Tim curry is beyond brilliant in this. He made this movie. I dont think anyone else could have played this role but tim curry. An. Tissss. Pation 😆
I was absolutely cracking up at your facial expressions throughout this whole thing. This movie really is a bit out there, but I personally absolutely love it. Tim Curry especially (and yes, he played the original Pennywise, as well as the butler from Clue... and so many other wonderful things.) He's an outstanding actor, and was absolutely perfect in this role. I have always envied the way he could strut in platform heels better than most women. I actually came over to this video after getting the notification that you did Time Warp (technology is really slow in my house right now), thinking that you needed to see Sweet Transvestite, if only to see how utterly talented Tim Curry is. He can be a bit of a culture shock in this though lol
And remember, Meatloaf was in it too!
LMAO
Didn't know he was in clue, I'm currently in a highschool stage production of out!
He may be an original pennywise but he's not the best. Bill Skarsgård is amazing
I’ve always loved this movie, but the expression on your face had me rolling on the floor crying
Wasn't expecting that. And I tell people I don't care if it was a woman
This is an audience participation show, to get the full effect you need to see it in a theater with about 50 to 200 people who know all the add lines. A cast helps as well. In the 80s I was in a local cast.
Exactly! This has to be experienced in a theater, at a midnight showing! My friends and I (all straight and mostly innocent, girls) would go see this every Saturday night. We brought toast, newspaper, squirt guns, rice, etc... we'd dance the Time Warp in the aisles and knew all the lines by heart. What an absolute blast we had! I have the album and bought the movie, but it just isn't the same as being there for the experience.
@@kellbell2581 Been there, done that.
never had the chance to, still hope i will better sooner than later
The theater that showed this every weekend for 210 weeks straight had a sign put up out front: "This is a audience participation movie, enter at your own risk."
Some things you just can’t un see ah buddy 😂😂😂 I love the Rocky Horror show CLASSIC! ♥️🤗💯
Thank you a million times over Ty!! I'm shivering with antici. pation!!!
Love!!!!!!!
Say it, say it!
@@georgiegirl6815 I'm just a sweet transvestite...from transsexual Transylvania..aaah
@@bridgettstephens6927, It brings a tear of joy to my eye!
Love me a man in fishnets.
Yes, he’s the hotel manager in Home Alone. He was in the movie, Clue and he was the spooky clown in the original IT. He’s a really good actor.
Oh my goodness! I forgot about Clue! He was hilarious as usual in that movie. Him running room to room re-enacting the events throughout the movie! Hilarious and classic! Time to search Amazon! I need that movie in my collection and I can’t believe I don’t have it! Glad you mentioned it!
Mary Bachman, I actually watched Clue a couple of weeks ago. He’s hilarious. He was in a few episodes of Roseanne, too, as a crooked real estate agent. He was charming, but absconded with Dan’s and Roseanne’s profits.
He was also in Legend and Hunt for Red October.
"I had to stop her screaming."😉
And he played Carol Burnett's character's brother in the early 1980s version of Annie.
Words cannot describe how much I love Tim Curry and the cast of Rocky Horror .. Don't Dream It Be it 🎶✨🤍 Noone till this day can fill his shoes in singing acting dancing and his pure talent and humor even after his strokes this man still is without a doubt a legend and one of my biggest inspirations
This a Classic from the 70s! That movie is still playing at midnight in a theater near you.
Tim Curry is SO talented. He has done so many different parts, but this is his most...... different.
The guy who was asking for the phone is Barry Boswick who would star in Spin City as the mayor.
That was a phenomenal performance by Curry.
I went and watched this back in the mid 70"s and it was wild. The audience throwing toilet paper at screen, lighting lighters(The whole audience and everyone dancing and singing along with it. If you ever get a chance to see on the big screen during a midnight showing you should go. Oh you need to see the part where Meatloaf sings his song in it.
And the rice.. don't forget the rice😀
@@bridgettstephens6927 I remember real toast being thrown at the screen, when they made a in the movie.
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For 2 nights we used lights to attract and catch moths. Letting them loose in the theater almost blocked the projector, but we were dismayed because we REALLY wanted to catch bats for the show. Maybe this will inspire the next generation of horror-seeking souls out there.
I managed Frankenstein Place with matches for a while in my early 20s. Got exhausting, but I got to brag.
In NJ got hit in the back of the head w a matzoh during the toast
It is a classic that has a cult following that shows every Halloween in theaters (well until the virus came) where they interact with the film.
This was one of Tim Curry's early starring roles, and in my opinion, one of his _BEST_ roles. And yes, he played Pennywise in the first "It" movie, never watched Home Alone.
The name of the actress that was escaping your lips is Susan Sarandon. I could be wrong, but I think this is also one of her first "major" roles as well.
"Clark Kent" is played by Barry Bostwick.
Your face! Your face! I just rolled across this video and couldn't resist. Who recommended Rocky Horror to you? This is not your lane...obviously...but this was definitely my loudest belly laugh of the week for me. Priceless!
Glad to make you smile. It threw me off guard.
This movie is a cult classic, still showing in dedicated cinemas across the US. It was and is a worldwide hit. It was filmed in Windsor UK, I believe the building is now a hotel.
Your reaction cracked me up. Tim Curry is an amazing actor. I think most people had that reaction at first.
I've seen RHPS dozens and dozens of times since 1975 but I will never, NEVER forget your facial expressions during this video, Ty. Hilarious.
🤣🤣YOU'R FACE THOUGH🤣🤣
Brother I think this is the best Reaction I've ever witnessed ive seen Alot of Reactions, even other channels, but that was the king of all Reactions.
When Tim curry removed his robe the look on his face
Susan Sarandon is the actress that has been in everything
Yeah that’s Tim Curry. My favorite movie of his is the old school classic Clue where he plays the butler. A fantastic movie!
MRM: This movie is a romp, pure and simple. No politics, no message, just pure silliness. I love it, just as much as I love "Looney Tunes". Think of it as "Bugs Bunny meets Young Frankenstein". And on behalf of Bridgett and fans everywhere, "Age of Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine" from "Hair". Live long and prosper.
Camp/shlock
Throw that in a blender and see what comes out.
No politics, lol.
LGBT was so apolitical 40 years ago.
@@Schmendrikson lol true
What is MRM?
You're face when he rips his robe off 🤣😂 oh I'm dead
To whomever said that you should watch this video - I love you!!!! That was AWESOME!!!!!
LOL Ty! Tim Curry also played in "Clue". Barry Bostwick played the Mayor of NY in "Spin City," and Susan Sarandon played in "Bull Durham." And, Meat Loaf is also in this one!
Movie is still in theatric release holds the record
A legend, you just watched a legend.
Hot Patootie by Meatloaf in this film is the breakout performance. When he originated the stage version, the writer considered the song nearly impossible to sing, and Meatloaf nailed it.
I've never laughed so hard in my life as I did watching his face horrified with what he's witnessing lmao!!
I laughed my husband awake 🤣🤣🤣 the look on your face was priceless!
Tell him I said sorry. 😂
This man moves from confusion to happiness to disgust in seconds. I've never seen such a mixed reaction in my life.
Is this still a cult classic? I remember one theatre that ran it every late night, for years I think. The audience always went dressed as their favorite cast member. Danced and sang every song when it came on screen. Wonder if any are still doing it after all these years. LOL
I went to a theatre production on Halloween night.
Sold out show (200 people) and it was as lit as ever!!
A complete blast was had by all, young and old!!!
Audience still dresses up, screams responses to cast and participates with bells, tolite paper, flashlights and cards.
We screamed, sang and danced through the whole show.
Rocky Horror Picture Show is where you can go and let it all hang out.
Massive amounts of fun where had by all 👄
Yep. Still playing every week in Sacramento.
Yes they do! Been to the last 2 shows in my hometown
@@brittbratt101123 Great to hear that people are still having fun with the show.
@Charlie Hunt I have not seen it in years . Will have to look the movie up.
Your face!! I think I just cracked a rip laughing😂😂🤣🤣🤣
AFAIC, this movie stars three people: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, and Barry Bostwick's legs. Holy crap, that man had some legs on him.
Wow. A reaction with disgust lol. This is a cult classic dude. I’ve seen this movie probably 1,000 times...no joke! This movie came out in 1975 .
1000 times!?.......Wow!
This is the most fun you can possibly have at a movie! (It has to be a midnight showing, bring all your stuff, like toast, newspaper, toilet paper etc... and be ready to shout the response lines and dance in the aisles!)
@@Modern-Renaissance-Man You need to find a theater that does fri or sat night showings of it where people dress in costumes, bring props and perform the entire movie right in front of the theater screen.
@MRM it's Halloween, and this came up in my suggestions, so I had to watch this again. I swear, your facial expressions are making me laugh even more than Tim Curry!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
omg NO! Who had him start out with THIS song??? You gotta ease the Virgins into this slowly. lol
This movie is a right of passage into .. Well I don't know but Everone should see it at least twice. It rocks!
LMAO! You're reaction was freaking hilarious and pretty much the same as most who see this for the first time. And yes, that's Tim Curry who was the New York hotel manager in Home Alone 2, Pennywise in the original It movie, the butler in Clue, Lord Darkness in Legend, etc. One of the best actors and character actors of all time. Susan Sarandon is Janet and she's brillant. Thelma & Louise, Stepmom, Bull Durham, Dead Man Walking, etc. The movie isn't for everyone but it is one of a kind. I'd say just watch it once, if you don't like it or understand it than okay not for you. Sometimes you just have to experience the whole to understand the part.
This movie didn't do very well when it was first released but theatres across the country started requesting it for midnight showings. It is the longest running movie ever, playing somewhere every weekend. Fans have watched it hundreds of times in theatres. They dress up as their favorite characters which means some of them show up in raincoats or trench coats to hide the fishnets and corsets.
Wow...it's hard for me to believe there is somebody out there never heard of the Rocky Horror Picture Show...it's a CLASSIC, man! 😉
Throwing toast at my phone...lol
Ha ha ha!! Your early!
He likes it. He was sincerely entertained and probably watched the entire movie. And if he did, I commend him for having an open mind, heart and sense of humor. I dig you, man.
Yep I have since watched it. It was crazy and I see how people make a thing to go to the theater every year to view it.
@@Modern-Renaissance-Man You're a real good sport and your facial expressions- PRICELESS! Tim Curry, yes, Pennywise, Susan Sarandon and the "broken Clark Kent, Barry Bostwick.
I had to watch this again because YOUR FACIAL expressions are COMEDY! and I'll be your friend . . . Bwa-hahahahah!!!!!
"What in the Too Wong Foo did I just watch" ........... 😂😂😂
Tim Curry is a very good actor and made the movie what it was. The whole cast was good. He has an irreverence about him.
Great reaction! My friend and I recently made another friend watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show with us. Afterward, he was like 'What the heck did you all just make me watch?!' All we could do was laugh. Everyone should watch this movie at least once. There is a reason that is a cult classic movie. Tim Curry was perfect as Dr Frankenfurter and you get to see a young Susan Sarandon LOL BTW, this was originally a stage musical that was adapted to the big screen. I think the last Broadway revival was back in the early 2000s. It is actually a spoof of the bad B sci-fi/horror movies from around the 1950s. It is just supposed to be some good fun. Very tongue-in-cheek type of stuff.
I remember the first time I took my friend Renee to see it at the Strand in San Francisco. She was really pissed off that she couldn't hear the movie and nobody would shut up yadda yadda yadda. Until the line "Great scott!" and rolls of TP went flying through the air and Renee almost fell out her seat laughing. From that night on, for over a decade during the 70s-80s she was part of our weekly group get together for Rocky Horror.
@@nightthornkvala94132 Thanks! I never watched it in a theater but now I finally get why (Scott) T.P. was involved. Such dedication from the fan base! Now I know what to bring along because I'm going to have to see it. Respect!
Richard O'Brian, who wrote the play and movie said he wrote the ending first, then the beginning and filled in the middle. It was one of those situations where as crazy as it seems, it worked, both on stage and on screen. Keith Moon and Elvis Presley were both fans of the play. The music is the best part of this movie. Listen to the opening song Science Fiction and Tim Curry's sad song I'm Going Home.
One of my all time favourite films, Tim Curry is utterly superb as he is in everything
After 35 years having lost my virginity, it is so nice to see someone else do it "live" on youtube.
Honestly, based on that reaction I'm guessing Rocky Horror is something you'd never seek out and go to on your own, but, I'm also betting based on that reaction that you'd really enjoy going to a midnight showing of it with full audience participation. It seems like it's outside of your comfort zone but also a great way to broaden those horizons a little bit, which is true of a lot of people and part of why the show has been so popular for so long.
The genius of Tim Curry.......
Without watching the movie this doesn’t really make sense. Like watching Greased Lightning and not watching Grease itself.
Exactly
A classic scene! Tim Curry was so good in this. Priceless!
Oh my god your face. You had me in stitches.
I opened my eyes so wide I almost ripped the corners of them. I would've needed stitches. Lol!!!! I've seen it since and it's a funny movie
I love watching your reaction video's. You always seem to have an open mind going in. And if it is not your cup of tea or it is you say so. So thank you for doing this. And i will keep watching.
I can't believe your reaction! I was laughing so long and hard at the look on your face! LOL! I was in tears, best reaction ever!:)
From the moment you said you were heavily interested in ministry and Christian music, I knew this would be a reaction worth watching.
OMG your face!
This is what the best reaction videos are - people exposing themselves to something completely different from what they are used to, and taking it in with an open mind. You don’t have to like it, but you have to acknowledge it.
The Rocky Horror Show has been popular for 50 years.
Well done. Excellent reaction.
The look on your face when he popped out of the lift was PRICELESS!
This movie is a homoge to Sy fy/horror movies& rock n roll. Hilarious reaction!! Tim curry, Susan Sarandon& Barry Bostwick. Love this movie!!!
Tim Curry owned this role. I love this performance.
That reaction gave me the best laugh all day. Those facial expressions 🤣🤣🤣
I'm rewatching your reaction while I have a 102 degree fever. It's still hilarious even when I'm sick.
Your expressions are fantastic. Growing up I saw this live several times. The first time I wasn't prepared but we had so much fun it became almost a monthly thing for us to go. You'd dress up like your favorite character and everyone was part of the show
Lmbo!!! Yes, it is the guy from Home Alone and It-Tim Curry is an amazing actor. The lady is Susan Sarandon. You truly have to see the movie. It’s hilarious.
Maybe you didn't know this bit of trivia but Tim Curry was in the movie *"The Hunt for Red October".*
*The Rocky Horror Picture Show* was released in 1975. Based on the 1973 stage musical *"The Rocky Horror Show".* Movie totally flopped (bombed) but became a cult classic on the midnight showings on Friday & Saturday. Where it still plays at midnight showings for 44 years.
Today. *You don't go to movie. You go to the audience participation musical stage show.*
One of the best movie scenes ever made...Tim is awesome!
"Sweet Transvestite", such a lovely song. The choir at my church loved my rendition, in full Dr. Frankenfurter costume.
They sure don't make churches like they used to. 😵
I would totally go to u our church
@@arbel7655 Sigh, there is no actual legit church in the world, where this kind of thing would actually be allowed. I think he was joking, but then probably so are you.
But with these "moneychangers in the temple" type of mega-churches with their fake hymns of "prosperity gospel" and pop music happy talk; and mall atmosphere, who knows what nonsense goes on these days. I haven't been in a church in decades. But I have mostly fond memories of the simple and serious little one room country churches of my youth.
I lost it at 4:53 when you looked at the camera LOL!!! I think that's everyone's reaction the first they see this scene. I felt your pain.
Love the expression on Ty's face!
watching someone who's never seen this, see it for the first time. is absolutely hilarious. I'm too amused by the reaction to be offended lmao
His facial expressions I'm wheezing
"A broke down Clark Kent"!!! LOL!!!🎃👻🕷🦇💀💙🎃 Love it!
Haha I had to watch this just to see your face, you should watch the movie it didn't do well when it came out in 1975 but it has a cult following that still plays late night at theaters