I had the honor of knowing James Best and his wife Dorothy in Hickory NC where they lived. I choreographed Dorothy in "White Christmas" and James had a painting he did, auctioned on opening night. He was an extremely talented artist and actor.
I remember hearing or reading long ago that he'd done a lot of Shakespeare. Never confirmed if it was true or not, but he does made a Shakespearean reference in this that seems out-of-character for the part he was playing.
I really liked this movie as a kid. They did a great job with what they had to work with. But to be honest, those dogs did a great job acting with all makeup and the hair rugs on them. Good Dogs.
Love this thriller, cast and crew does such a great job on minimal budget with the exception of the unfortunate clichéd fridging of Best's employee. To this day, Ken Curtis' freak out while calling the ending is still one of cinema's greatest, "...you'll cover me, but who'll cover you! *slap* It'd take a tank to get us out of here!" Great pacing and highly rewatchable.
Beautiful quality print..thank you! I was a little girl and saw the trailer for when it first came out, at the local Saturday Morning Matinee. I begged wuth futility for my mother to let me go, and she was steadfast in her no. I understand now, it was adult in a way not too healthy for a little girl - the sleazy love tangle. I finally saw it on a Friday night TV horror host show in Houston when I was in high school. Most excellent example of the B movie classic.
This isn't such a bad little movie. The dark and grainy quality in which it was filmed gives it a genuine sense of atmosphere and dread while the very idea of being trapped inside a relatively small building (on an island, no less) by a pack of voracious animals who want to eat you so badly that they're willing to chew through the walls to get to you is kind of terrifying. The survivors solution to the problem is pretty clever....and would be a claustrophobic and nerve-wracking thing to have to do if you found yourself in that particular situation.
Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane. Love it. James Best one of the great character actors of all time. Ken Curtiss making an appearance is just icing on the cake.
I saw this flick on late night TV when I was 12,yrs old in San Antonio Tx this was the movie that made me addicted to monster movies on late Friday night television.This flick is a little schlocky but this was the caliber and quality of science fiction flicks back in the late 1950s.
The crispness and clarity of this old movie is absolutely fantastic! Too bad all recent YT movies are not like this. I guess it would be too much to wish for!
Old movie's conditions are highly variable. I once handled the badly fading negative of "Day of the Triffids." The owner decided not to waste money on it.
I have always loved James Best. Underrated actor but always gave a fine performance. Loved him in The Twilight Zone and Thriller with Boris Karloff on TV. I'm a B horror movie freak and this is one of my fave's. It's like Chiller Theater on a Saturday night all over again lol. Thanks so much :o)
@Chuck Bible Yep, he did many Westerns and yep that is "Festus". James has been in many fine movies with many fine big name actors. He's been in some great comedies, etc, too. One of his eeriest performances, to me at least, is his turn in 3 Twilight Zone episodes. I don't know if they are on here but one is called "Jess-Belle". I had nightmares about this one for a long time. Another little seen movie is called "Shock Corridor". Really well done film. Very worth a watch.
I really enjoy this film! It's definitely one of my favorite horror films, even if it is a little bit cheesy. I love the design of the shrews. They are scary!
This is such a great movie along with all the other giant movie beasts. The giant mantis was a favorite along with "Them", giant ants if a remember correctly.
I remember them running this on my local TV station back in the 1970s. Yes, it's a seriously B-movie, but it's still a nice bit of nostalgia to see it once again, over forty years after originally having seen it.
This is one of those peculiar old B&W horror flicks I've developed an obsession with. I know this silly masterpiece so well I know virtually every single thing about it. It's wierd I suppose, it's like some kind of escape or something. I feel like I'm actually on the island with those people. The whole thing is kinda wierd cause when I saw this as a little kid I was truly terrified. That dash to the beach underneath what I'd always remembered as garbage cans really horrified me for some reason. 🐀
I remember seeing this on sci-fi as a five year old. I spent the next month terrified of shrews once i heard they lived in gardens and fields around my house.
One of my favorite b-movies! "There are 2 or 3 hundred giant shrews out there. Monster, weighing between 50 and 100 pounds!" is one of my favorite lines!
They just played this on Svengoolie and I loved it. Not overly cheesy and given what they had to work with I think the cast and crew ended up with a fun movie that takes itself *just* seriously enough.
I love the Oldie B&W movies. Cheesy or not, it's a classic. The plot starts out slow but they need to get us ready for an attack. Ken is kinda out of character as a back-shooter. James is doing well. Svengoolie should play more of these and less of dracula stuff. I'm sure this rental is within his budget.
This was a great movie and I laughed almost all the way through, starting with Anne's terrified glance at "cannibals". And such good dogs! I'm sure I couldn't get mine to wear that costume! Thanks for the great transfer and a truly entertaining hour! :-)
Hey that is Sheriff Rosco from The Dukes of Hazzard show in the 70s. i loved that show when i was a kid but it aged badly. Whilst I still enjoy every single episode of the original Twilight Zone. Timeless!!
James Best (1926 - 2015) had a long and prolific career not just as an actor but also as a composer/singer. He is best remembered for playing the bumbling Sheriff Rosco P Coltrane in The Dukes of Hazzard (1979 - 1985). The sequel to this movie The Return of The Killer Shrews was made an extraordinary 54 years later in 2012 and starred John Schneider and Rick Hurst, Best's acting colleagues in The Dukes of Hazzard. The movie, although very B Grade and even amateurish was a considerable commercial success getting $1 million plus at the box officer for a total production budget of about $123,000.
What a beautifully clean print! I haven't watched the whole movie yet, just had to say thanks uploader. I already like this film. The approach by the actors/directing is that they are actually facing a real threat which makes the characters situation seem all the more real. You wouldn't by any chance have James' sequel? Return of the Killer Shrews?
I remember watching all these 1950s sci-fi movies on some small tv station that came all the way from Poland Spring, Maine, when I was a kid. I live in Quebec. Some were definitely scarier than others.
Festus!!!!!!! :} I actually saw this movie in a movie theater. the only thing i remember is that people were stranded on a weird island and the first guy who got it from those 'things'. i even remember he climbed that tree! ye gods!!! there were the first 3D movies, too - Vincent Price :} thanks much - never thought i'd ever see this again! you should really look up Ken Curtis on IMDB - interesting career. also, i remember Jim Best - he was really good and did a lot of TV also. Now i need to find a movie with Gabby Hayes LOL
This movie's so bad it's good! I remember seeing this as a kid. Scared the crap outta me. Watching it now as an adult, I wonder what the heck was I scared of. Good times....good times.
The was a "stretch", Ponch. Especially since the majority of your audience probably have no idea who Ed Sullivan IS. But this 70 year old musician appreciates your making the effort! ---- Bill
Same here. The teeth on those dogs were scariest. Jethro and Elly May were really good in this film too! UPDATE!: James Best www.imdb.com/name/nm0078940/ th-cam.com/video/v9Sc2IEzviY/w-d-xo.html
I never watched any movies of this type when I was little.Well other than one that I watched 50 years ago. My brother and I were at my aunt and uncles house deep in the creepy woods. All of the grown ups left to eat out or something. My mean cousin made my brother and I watch a movie. Scared me to death. After 50 years, all that I could remember was a disembodied hand crawling on a car seat. After much searching I found it here. One of the dumbest movies that I've ever seen. It's comical. I think that is what it was supposed to be. Here's the link. It's worth a watch. th-cam.com/video/Mvblcgz8Ios/w-d-xo.html
I saw this in 1959! Capitol Theater in Augusta, Maine. Beautiful old movie theater. When I was a real small kid there were stage shows (Magicians, tap dancers, etc.) as well. I can see the place as if it were last week.
ScorpioBornIn69 Are you from the Chicago area? My sister and I would stay up on Friday and Saturday night watching Screaming Yellow Theatre and Creature Features- we still talk about those flicks
Check out 31:15 where Jerry snatches Thorne's whiskey glass downs it then gives it back.. lol. This is one of my favorite old B horror movies, seen it many times. Cool idea, crazy shrew/dogs and a beautiful lady for sure..
I don't care what anybody says, I think this movie is creepy and has a couple of pretty dams scary scenes. The shrew 'costumes' don't bother me. It's a fun movie / VERY GOOD PRINT HERE and with the complete opening narration
"Jim Lindsey" from the early years of "The Andy Griffith" show, the guitar playing young cat with the huge ego! Played for Bobby Fleet! Classic episodes of him singing while riffing on his gee...tarrr!
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What a difference watching a better copy makes!
Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.
James thought it be "Best" to have some of Ray "Kellog" 's cereal.
And not having it butchered by Comettv to make room for 30 minutes of commercials.
This IS a nice copy! And it does make the film more enjoyable to watch. Lots of better HQ uploads on TH-cam recently!
@@naturesfinest4871 Charlie! That was awful!! Wish I'd thought of it. Thanks for the laugh.
I had the honor of knowing James Best and his wife Dorothy in Hickory NC where they lived. I choreographed Dorothy in "White Christmas" and James had a painting he did, auctioned on opening night. He was an extremely talented artist and actor.
Wasn't he Rosco P. Coaltrain on the dukes of hazzard?
@@russell5078084 Yuppers he sure was!
I remember hearing or reading long ago that he'd done a lot of Shakespeare. Never confirmed if it was true or not, but he does made a Shakespearean reference in this that seems out-of-character for the part he was playing.
didn't know he was an accomplished artist
He always seemed like a nice fellow. He was great on The Andy Griffith Show too.
The fact that a lot of people in the comments still recollect and now find pleasure in them is testament to their durability and impact!!!
I really liked this movie as a kid. They did a great job with what they had to work with. But to be honest, those dogs did a great job acting with all makeup and the hair rugs on them. Good Dogs.
@King Paimon ROFLMAO
those dogs were terrific, weren't they? LOL
Funny, they don't look shrewish!
Black dude on the boat looks like Idi Amin Dada. LOL
You'll find a real-life version of the Killer Shrews in Africa: Wild Dogs
Love this thriller, cast and crew does such a great job on minimal budget with the exception of the unfortunate clichéd fridging of Best's employee. To this day, Ken Curtis' freak out while calling the ending is still one of cinema's greatest, "...you'll cover me, but who'll cover you! *slap* It'd take a tank to get us out of here!" Great pacing and highly rewatchable.
Beautiful quality print..thank you! I was a little girl and saw the trailer for when it first came out, at the local Saturday Morning Matinee. I begged wuth futility for my mother to let me go, and she was steadfast in her no. I understand now, it was adult in a way not too healthy for a little girl - the sleazy love tangle. I finally saw it on a Friday night TV horror host show in Houston when I was in high school. Most excellent example of the B movie classic.
Love your reply, Carolyn.
This isn't such a bad little movie.
The dark and grainy quality in which it was filmed gives it a genuine sense of atmosphere and dread while the very idea of being trapped inside a relatively small building (on an island, no less) by a pack of voracious animals who want to eat you so badly that they're willing to chew through the walls to get to you is kind of terrifying.
The survivors solution to the problem is pretty clever....and would be a claustrophobic and nerve-wracking thing to have to do if you found yourself in that particular situation.
It's amazing how much better overall the movie comes off once you finally watch an excellent print.
Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane. Love it. James Best one of the great character actors of all time. Ken Curtiss making an appearance is just icing on the cake.
I saw this flick on late night TV when I was 12,yrs old in San Antonio Tx this was the movie that made me addicted to monster movies on late Friday night television.This flick is a little schlocky but this was the caliber and quality of science fiction flicks back in the late 1950s.
The crispness and clarity of this old movie is absolutely fantastic! Too bad all recent YT movies are not like this. I guess it would be too much to wish for!
Thanks! May the Sauce be with you.
@@PizzaFLIX, that's why your pizzas are great! And the mushrooms! Thanks, PF!
Old movie's conditions are highly variable. I once handled the badly fading negative of "Day of the Triffids." The owner decided not to waste money on it.
I have always loved James Best. Underrated actor but always gave a fine performance. Loved him in The Twilight Zone and Thriller with Boris Karloff on TV. I'm a B horror movie freak and this is one of my fave's. It's like Chiller Theater on a Saturday night all over again lol. Thanks so much :o)
Same
And he was the Sherriff on DUKES OF HAZZARD, as well as westerns, and comedies. Ken Curtis who appears in it and produced it was Festus on GUNSMOKE.
The lost art if real acting
@Chuck Bible Yep, he did many Westerns and yep that is "Festus". James has been in many fine movies with many fine big name actors. He's been in some great comedies, etc, too. One of his eeriest performances, to me at least, is his turn in 3 Twilight Zone episodes. I don't know if they are on here but one is called "Jess-Belle". I had nightmares about this one for a long time.
Another little seen movie is called "Shock Corridor". Really well done film. Very worth a watch.
Don't forget the Dukes of Hazzard. Roscoe P. Cultrain.
Well that's one of the best films I've seen in a long time. Action, Drama, Suspense and good acting! Who gave this thumbs down?
I really enjoy this film! It's definitely one of my favorite horror films, even if it is a little bit cheesy. I love the design of the shrews. They are scary!
This is such a great movie along with all the other giant movie beasts. The giant mantis was a favorite along with "Them", giant ants if a remember correctly.
A movie I saw as a kid and never forgot. How fun to find it again!!
I remember them running this on my local TV station back in the 1970s.
Yes, it's a seriously B-movie, but it's still a nice bit of nostalgia to see it once again, over forty years after originally having seen it.
I watch this with my dad when I was a young girl in the '70s good old movies
Which actor is the drive-in theatre owner?
I ran into this surfing channels back in like the mid 2000s, was my first scary movie
This is one of those peculiar old B&W horror flicks I've developed an obsession with. I know this silly masterpiece so well I know virtually every single thing about it. It's wierd I suppose, it's like some kind of escape or something. I feel like I'm actually on the island with those people. The whole thing is kinda wierd cause when I saw this as a little kid I was truly terrified. That dash to the beach underneath what I'd always remembered as garbage cans really horrified me for some reason. 🐀
I remember seeing this on sci-fi as a five year old. I spent the next month terrified of shrews once i heard they lived in gardens and fields around my house.
One of my favorite b-movies! "There are 2 or 3 hundred giant shrews out there. Monster, weighing between 50 and 100 pounds!" is one of my favorite lines!
They just played this on Svengoolie and I loved it. Not overly cheesy and given what they had to work with I think the cast and crew ended up with a fun movie that takes itself *just* seriously enough.
I love the Oldie B&W movies. Cheesy or not, it's a classic.
The plot starts out slow but they need to get us ready for an attack. Ken is kinda out of character as a back-shooter. James is doing well.
Svengoolie should play more of these and less of dracula stuff. I'm sure this rental is within his budget.
They're playing it on Svengoolie on MeTV as I write this which brought me here. Never heard of it but I really like it. A nice sense of dread.
I love these old black and white movies
I love this movie growing up and I believe it deserves a remake.
This was a great movie and I laughed almost all the way through, starting with Anne's terrified glance at "cannibals". And such good dogs! I'm sure I couldn't get mine to wear that costume! Thanks for the great transfer and a truly entertaining hour! :-)
Thanks for watching PizzaFLIX. May the Sauce be with you. 🍕🍕🍕
@@PizzaFLIX - Thank you for bringing back these wonderful old 50s B-flicks on TH-cam so we can enjoy them!
This movie was the first that kept me up at night as a kid.
Saw this on Creature Features back in the early 60s in New Jersey. I am still a huge fan of 1950’s and 60s B horror and sci fi movies!
I LIVED for Creature Features.
"Giant killer shrews!!!" - I'm in! Can't believe I missed this one up to now ;)
They did a good job on those shrews, they looked scary and creepy.
One of my favorite scary movies as a kid. Still surprisingly effective.
Watch attack of the giant leeches. Yvette Vickers! Wow!
Hey that is Sheriff Rosco from The Dukes of Hazzard show in the 70s.
i loved that show when i was a kid but it aged badly. Whilst I still
enjoy every single episode of the original Twilight Zone. Timeless!!
What a Cornucopia of cornpone, lol I loved it! Thanks for sharing.
James Best (1926 - 2015) had a long and prolific career not just as an actor but also as a composer/singer. He is best remembered for playing the bumbling Sheriff Rosco P Coltrane in The Dukes of Hazzard (1979 - 1985). The sequel to this movie The Return of The Killer Shrews was made an extraordinary 54 years later in 2012 and starred John Schneider and Rick Hurst, Best's acting colleagues in The Dukes of Hazzard. The movie, although very B Grade and even amateurish was a considerable commercial success getting $1 million plus at the box officer for a total production budget of about $123,000.
Saw this as a kid part of a double feature with the Tingler scaared the crap out of me!
me too
Me as well.
How this one got past me all these years, I’ll never know. Classic B Sci-Fi/Horror!
This is THE BEST Sci-fi B MOVIE ever. Yes cheesy, but terrifyingly so!
Great movie, and quite good script, with imagination well put to use, especially the ending, highly recommend this film.
What a beautifully clean print! I haven't watched the whole movie yet, just had to say thanks uploader.
I already like this film. The approach by the actors/directing is that they are actually facing a real threat which makes the characters situation seem all the more real.
You wouldn't by any chance have James' sequel? Return of the Killer Shrews?
I remember watching all these 1950s sci-fi movies on some small tv station that came all the way from Poland Spring, Maine, when I was a kid. I live in Quebec. Some were definitely scarier than others.
From my childhood I remember this one, The Day of the Triffids, and the one about the giant, murderous talking crab. Good times.
Thank u for the great print. You always have the best quality☮💟
The director was 'shrew'd for directing it so fast. Just over an hour. Wow.
Festus!!!!!!! :} I actually saw this movie in a movie theater. the only thing i remember is that people were stranded on a weird island and the first guy who got it from those 'things'. i even remember he climbed that tree! ye gods!!!
there were the first 3D movies, too - Vincent Price :} thanks much - never thought i'd ever see this again!
you should really look up Ken Curtis on IMDB - interesting career. also, i remember Jim Best - he was really good and did a lot of TV also. Now i need to find a movie with Gabby Hayes LOL
One of my favorite movies ever.
Can't be the real king of clankdom but I agree it's a great movie .
Try wearing a shirt, conspiracy nut
Thought you'd only watched Nazi propaganda vids.
@@ericb9252 You will never be a real woman
Do you like Dukes of hazzard?
Now that's some shrewd movie writing, wouldn't you agree !
I remember seeing this in the 60's. Still love it.
This is #1 scary movie on my list. Of all time.
The best of this movie is Ingrid goude!!!
I am embarrassed to say the killer shrew was my nightmare fuel when I was 6. But I got over it after I saw Alien.
Watched this for the first time in 1972 on the Cool Ghoul Show. What a classic...until you get older and realize the acting was all that great.
That was actually a pretty good movie.
One of Frank Zappa’s favourite films.
This is the best print I've ever seen of this, wow.
Actual quote from a newspaper TV listing for The Killer Shrews (c. 1965): "This Dallas-made potboiler barely climbs out of the home movie class."
Loved this movie. Love these forgotten about horror flicks, they’re the best! Thanks for sharing. 😀🎥🍿
This movie scared the holy crap out of me when I was about 9 years old!
This movie's so bad it's good! I remember seeing this as a kid. Scared the crap outta me. Watching it now as an adult, I wonder what the heck was I scared of. Good times....good times.
Loved this film since the first time I saw it as a 5 or 6 year old
Thank you for the GEM, my sis and I laughed SO much as kids watching it on "The Dr. Cadaverino Show" when the dog's showed up.
Imagine Ed Sullivan giving us an introduction to this movie...' Ladies and gentleman, we have a great shrew for you tonight '.
"A really great shrew"
#STOP IT!
😂🤣😂🤣🤣
The was a "stretch", Ponch. Especially since the majority of your audience probably have no idea who Ed Sullivan IS. But this 70 year old musician appreciates your making the effort! ---- Bill
ponchai allen that was funny
A great big Shoe
How many nightmares I had as a kid because of this movie, I try not to remember.
Perfect midnight movie entertainment - thanks for posting!
I can't believe this cheese fest used to scare me as a child.. great memories
Same here. The teeth on those dogs were scariest.
Jethro and Elly May were really good in this film too!
UPDATE!: James Best
www.imdb.com/name/nm0078940/
th-cam.com/video/v9Sc2IEzviY/w-d-xo.html
@@hcx1853 How can you forget Rosco P. Coltrane
For what they had for a budget back then it was better sadly than some higher budget movies today.
I never watched any movies of this type when I was little.Well other than one that I watched 50 years ago. My brother and I were at my aunt and uncles house deep in the creepy woods. All of the grown ups left to eat out or something. My mean cousin made my brother and I watch a movie. Scared me to death. After 50 years, all that I could remember was a disembodied hand crawling on a car seat. After much searching I found it here. One of the dumbest movies that I've ever seen. It's comical. I think that is what it was supposed to be. Here's the link. It's worth a watch. th-cam.com/video/Mvblcgz8Ios/w-d-xo.html
It's an old horror movie it's not that scary
I saw this in 1959! Capitol Theater in Augusta, Maine. Beautiful old movie theater. When I was a real small kid there were stage shows (Magicians, tap dancers, etc.) as well. I can see the place as if it were last week.
The Killer Shrews was a great Saturday afternoon matinee for kids. Very intense in its day.
@31:23- Curtis grabs Best's drink. ~ @ 33:16, Best recoups! Excellent continuity!
Really good B movie!!! Now I know where Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane got his basic training!!! 🤣😂
Thanks for posting!!!
I LOVED this flic when I was a kid. Saw it on the old "Chiller Thriller". Great popcorn flic for the kids! Well....not today's kids.
S James yes today’s kids! I’m 16 and love these old movies to death
Better than all the junk they put out nowadays
wow! what a nice, clear movie. thanks for the upload!
heavens me, those classic movies are far better than what is seen today. yes ma,am.
I have watched this a couple of times, but the last time was, probably 30 years ago. I'm fixing to watch it again.
This movie scared the crap out of me when I was a kid...
I was 13 when this came out. I still love to watch it.
This really opens the door for Killer Shrews 2. I am thinking a whole franchise like jurassic park. yeah thats the ticket.
They made a sequel, Return of the Killer Shrews.
watching this movie in Shrewsbury , Massachusetts
I love these old monster movies.
40:44 Finger of Suspicion 2 - Harry Bluestone and Emil Cadkin.
Used in Spongebob Squarepants, for the episode "Graveyard Shift"
I remember this and first seeing it on the Svengoolie Show on Channel 32 Saturdays.
ScorpioBornIn69 Are you from the Chicago area? My sister and I would stay up on Friday and Saturday night watching Screaming Yellow Theatre and Creature Features- we still talk about those flicks
Again another old classic recommend to me,this looks a horror classic to chill and watch.
I keep expecting Boss Hogg to come waddling through the door lol
I remember seeing this as a kid,used to throw a dirty rug on our dog and let him run around the neighborhood.never did find that rug
ROTFL :}
The creature effects really aren't too bad.
Get them rin tin tin and lassie. Good work leaving the window open.
Ken Curtis was in two episodes of Gunsmoke in 1959 -- his first year there. He became a steady presence there in 1964.
Check out 31:15 where Jerry snatches Thorne's whiskey glass downs it then gives it back.. lol. This is one of my favorite old B horror movies, seen it many times. Cool idea, crazy shrew/dogs and a beautiful lady for sure..
Thoroughly enjoyed this film
That shrew was a good movie!
This is great. Thanks for the upload.
"What's shrew?" "Not much. What's shrew with you?"
Well I otter mention you have a nice profile pic. Don't weasel out of admitting it.
I remember watching this when I was a kid.
doggies are soo cute, fur coat in all. no animals were harmed in this movie, only people.
Love this movie. The eye 👁 peeking through knot. Great
Festus actually produced this? Before Gunsmoke.
What a movie for Friday the 13th! 😆
Watch Jason Vorhees Wearing His Hockey Mask, as a Guest on The Arsenio Hall Show! Check it out on You Tube! " Jason Vorhees on Arsenio Hall"!
Another gem!
I don't care what anybody says, I think this movie is creepy and has a couple of pretty dams scary scenes. The shrew 'costumes' don't bother me. It's a fun movie / VERY GOOD PRINT HERE and with the complete opening narration
Weirdly good acting for a movie called The Killer Shrews.
I give this five boxes of BUTTERED popcorn!
I don't care what anyone says, this is a great fun movie. While goofy looking at times, I think the use of dogs is VERY effective at times
"Jim Lindsey" from the early years of "The Andy Griffith" show, the guitar playing young cat with the huge ego! Played for Bobby Fleet! Classic episodes of him singing while riffing on his gee...tarrr!
James Best is always remembered for Roscoe Coltrane on The Dukes of Hazzard and that's a shame,he was so much more than that.
My 3rd time watching this movie and I really like it....very good quality as well. Thanks Pizza Flix!