Any movie critic need to comment on special effects in a movie if there is and it's an even more important point when the fx that this much screen time. What to expect from someone you put F after T ?
@@wastelandlegocheem and ken's jealousy was legit as he was dating barbara at the time, barbara said she told him she wasnt attracted to jeffrey and only saw him as a friend (which she did)
I still remember the 3 movies HBO played back to back years ago as I pulled an all nighter. Reanimator, From beyond, and Return of the living dead. Classic!
The funny thing is, I think Combs was the original choice to play Grima Wormtongue in the "LOTR" trilogy (makes sense as Peter Jackson had used him rather memorably in "The Frighteners"), but things fell through and Dourif got the gig.
Hardcore Lovecraft fans, like myself, need to remember that H.P. wanted people to keep building his world, he welcomed and encouraged the fan fiction! :3
By a "hardcore fan" do you mean you've read all of his writings and you actually like it as literature? IMO his writing itself was pretty bad. Good story, but its like he intentionally was looking for adjectives in the dictionary and was using them when there was no need to.
StopFear lovecraft is a interesting character try looking up his history like how he didn’t finish school so he uses Euclidean geometry because it sounds cool not because he knew what it meant like most of his writing
Quite happy I met Mr Combs about 10 years back. Dude is a genre ICON. And hell, the times he's played a good guy are very nice too. Babylon 5, voicing The Question on Justice League, etc.
You mentioning Question was voiced by Jeffery Combs made me have flashbacks to the different scenes the Question is in and make me feel stupid for not realizing it sooner
This movie reminds me a lot of the classic original Outer Limits. I saw Barbara Crampton at a convention just a couple years ago. She still looks like a sexy librarian, and that's a compliment.
That's a classic Lovecraft style ending, right there; the one remaining protagonist going completely insane and laughing madly as their brain shuts down after what they've experienced. Works for me. Well, OK, that and Barbara Crampton getting naked, can't ignore that--she's still gorgeous, too.
"Humans are such easy prey"My favorite line from one of my favorite movies of the 1980's.I saw it so many times on video and loved everything.Barbara crampton is beautiful and great in this movie,pretorious disgusting very gross,jeffrey combs is cool.Thank you so much for reviewing this movie :D
And here's something I didn't know but just found out via the IMDB: Ted Sorel, the actor who played Pretorius, was the real-life nephew of Universal's horror makeup genius Jack Pierce.
Before this movie came out, I read an article about it in Fangoria that described the film having a fairly explicit S&M scene right at the start, which is interrupted by Crawford. Of course after the film came out, I read that the scene had to be cut. Many years later, the unrated director's cut came out and they claimed that all the censored footage had been restored. Strangely the S&M scene was nowhere to be seen. And Re-Animator did not have a scene of a severed head eating pussy. It only TRIED to eat pussy, but its body was too incompetent to properly strap Crampton down and she had one hand free to hold him at bay until the heroes (more or less) arrived.
I first saw this movie when I was like 9, caught on HBO after Mom was asleep... I was disturbed and had nightmares for a week. Good stuff. Sill gets my stomach turning watching this review heh
I've been trying to figure out the name of this movie for over twenty-three years, ever since I caught part of it on Monstervision, so this really made my day.
The electro-industrial band Skinny Puppy introduced me to this movie. They sample 13:57-13:59 ("That machine has got to be destroyed") in their song "The Second Opinion".
Jeffrey Coombs is always a win. From 80s horror, to 90s Star Trek (wasn't he just BORN to play crazy ass aliens?)...he always brings the freak-out A game!
The only time I felt Jeffrey Combs didn't do a great job was as Doctor Mordrid, Empire Pictures' non-Union Romanian equivalent of Marvel's Doctor Strange. He just wasn't convincing in the part-while watching it recently, I found myself wondering what would've happened if he and Brian Thompson had switched roles.
wstine79 it’s kinda crazy too since the short story is really pretty bloodless... the horror is that the things from another dimension can just absorb people whole, disintegrating them in the process if they move
"I built this machine, I call it the Resonator. The good news is that it makes you really really horny. The bad news is that it also attracts nightmare monsters from hell. Well, eggs and omelettes, am I right?" And if the feature as a sex toy doesn´t work they can still try and generate free energy fom Hell, that never goes wrong.
Honestly it's not a bad idea as long as you also secure an ancient warrior who has legends about how much Hell itself fears him. If you can do that then go right ahead with that Hell energy and cyborg demons nonsense.
Came across this video when I was searching around for some movies with body horror. Funny and laid back and made by a dude who obviously appreciates good horror. Really like your manner and review style Brandon!
Easily in my top ten favorites, me and my Buds smoked a lot of bud, watching this one over and over. We were into all that pineal gland/seeing into other dimensions kinda shit, mainly because we heard about these two Brother Mathematicians who went to South America, tripped on some of the local plant life, and actually formulated a new equation while tripping. "It bit off his head, like a ginger bread Man" was delivered beautifully, I used to ape that one a lot. The scene where he realizes he is eating a brain was a great reaction. And in all Honesty, I hold Dr. Edward Pretorius in high regard, and had I been Dr. Tillinghast, I would have joined him. To this day, I still wonder if I can force my body to regress to a super badass Man Ape thing, like in 'Altered States' One can dream.
You know, it might seem silly at first that the characters keep turning on the machine despite its horrific effects, but I mean... braingasms. If history has proven anything, its that humanity would ultimately never miss out on the chance for some good old sexytime.
@MamaMOB Their profile Pic and name are wasteland legoshi, he's a dude from beaststars who's kinda blatantly bisexual and can't manage to ever get a girl
You should review The Burning. It is one of the best Friday the 13th "Rip-offs" (although technically it isn't a rip-off) which manages to be better than F13 (In my opinion). It also features amazing practical effects by Tom Savini. It genuinely is one of the greatest cult horror films from the 80's so it should be fitting for the theme of this month. Cheers.
I'd like to see Brandon review "Space Truckers" someday, it's the same director of this movie and considering the silly/weird science fiction he covered, I think it's up his alley.
though it doesn't follow the story it does keep the classic element of H.P lovecraft in that it takes people of science trying to understand something that can't be explained which drives them insane in that way I think it good fit for his name.
I love how the neighbor lady was also the lady who brought the Police at the beginning of Re Animator. Anybody else notice that? Actually, in response to Brandon's comment Bunny Summers was her name, I just couldn't remember it.
When I saw your drawing I thought there is something familiar about it once you started describing the slug things I knew I saw this weird ass flick. It’s soooooo weird. Thanks for the review!
Met all three last Friday at Arizona Mad Monster. Combs, Crampton, and Foree. They were awesome people and had a pretty long interaction with Combs and Crampton.
The ending is my favorite interpretation of "Lovecraftian madness". Unlike some lovecraft related media where the madness are portrayed as supernatural, I really like "the truth is too absurd and insane for explanation, the only thing I can do is laugh."
I wonder if Doctor Pratorius was Eddie Nash in a past life. And Jeffrey Combs looks like you could have played Steve Jobs, back in the 80s the movie about Apple they didn't have either Ashton Kutcher, Michael Fassbender, or Seth Rogen in it. Jeffrey Combs looks more like a computer salesperson then a mad scientist in this one. Stuart Gordon and Brian Yuzna were typecasting Jeffrey Combs.
Turning that thing on, seeing that invisible creatures are among us (heh) the whole time, and turning it off again... thats basically the whole Lovecraft story.
Just got my hands on the collectors edition of from beyond! I would’ve never discovered it along with many other gems such as lily cat (one of my favorite anime movies now), All but two Heisei era Godzilla movies and a quite a few other horror gems if not for your channel. Love the content man. Stay safe
we used to call this movie "the wormy head" lol... still, scared the shit outa me as a kid. yes, this thing aired on TV, i was watching Mario 3 and the Raccoons... flipped over after and this was on...
In certain sense, is curious and contradictory that TH-cam channels, as for example the guys of Bloodbath and Beyond (I love them too) with almost 50K subscribers can´t reach the amount of viewings per video that you have in each of yours, despite to the fact you have less subscribers. It´s a prove of your awesome work. Great job Brandon, continue so.
The Dr. Edward Pretorius monster/creature should have actually be used as the creature in RAWHEAD REX, it's an exact Clive Barker's description of RAWHEAD REX!!!
It seems like Jeffery Combs is mostly type-cast as a mad scientist or doctor. He was Dr. West in Reanimator, Dr. Falco AKA the Rat King in TMNT 2012, Braniac in Injustice 2 (it’s a game, but it counts), Ratchet in Transformers Prime (great show btw), that guy from Would You Rather? (forgot his name) and of course, this.
I only know Jeffrey Combs from his awesome voice work on Justice League and Transformers. Nice to see him out battling evil monsters as a regular guy for a change :)
This is one of my favorite movies but I do look back sometimes, and wonder WTH my parents were thinking taking me to see movies like this. Especially considering I was 8 when this came out.
Lovecraft's short story pretty much encompassed the pre credits scene. Of course the production staff had to contrive the rest of the movie. The story was maybe three or four pages at most.
So... Shapeshifting demons from another dimension, horrid mutations, sexual deviancy (which appears to be corruptive at that), a strong magenta / pink vibe whenever the device that breaks down the border between realities is turned on... Having read the original story, I can't really think of it as that, but like Event Horizon, you could fool me into thinking it's a 40K one. And those creature effects *are* amazing.
Wait a minute- Wait just a minute, here! Herbert West was blond in the book! It's referenced at least once before the "Keep that needle away from me!" line that the heart-attack victim cries out. ... I mean, it's not actually important, I just thought I'd mention it. Herbert West: Reanimator is one of my favourite Lovecraft stories.
The movie might not be too complicated but seeing it as a child the idea about weird monsters inhabiting the same space I live genuinely creeped me out
Brandon, I have to wonder how it is you set up your DVD collection. Blu-Rays mixed in with the regular movies? Galaxina / Crater Lake Monster next to Videodrome? Seems rather random to me.
Can't believe you didn't mention how awesome the creature effects are in this, I felt they really should've got a mention 😉😁
For the 80s it's pretty samn good. Even the kitty litter
Any movie critic need to comment on special effects in a movie if there is and it's an even more important point when the fx that this much screen time. What to expect from someone you put F after T ?
He did though, a couple times.
I agree, the monster effects are pretty damn good for the time. Damnit Brandon!
Seriously, Brandon, get it together. Let's go, Brandon!
Used to work with a guy who'd quote Jeffrey Combs lines from this movie. Sounded just like him. Cracked me up every time. Lol
Cracked you up like a Gingerbread Man
He's the reason I like The Frighteners.
I loved Jeffrey Combs's look when she said "we just have to try the experiment again". He is like this lady should be locked up as crazy.
But she gets a pass bc she's gorgeous
And if friggin' *Jeffrey Combs* thinks you're acting crazy, maaaaaybe it's better to reconsider your plans.
@@wastelandlegocheem and ken's jealousy was legit as he was dating barbara at the time, barbara said she told him she wasnt attracted to jeffrey and only saw him as a friend (which she did)
@@Chuck_EL- Oh! I did not know this….
I still remember the 3 movies HBO played back to back years ago as I pulled an all nighter. Reanimator, From beyond, and Return of the living dead. Classic!
That's one serious all nighter. Especially if you were already old enough to purchase alcohol!
Love me some Jeffrey Combs. There should be a movie with him and Brad Dourif together... so much crazy...
I was just thinking about who I liked better as a creepy actor. Dourif or Combs. It is a toss up!
The funny thing is, I think Combs was the original choice to play Grima Wormtongue in the "LOTR" trilogy (makes sense as Peter Jackson had used him rather memorably in "The Frighteners"), but things fell through and Dourif got the gig.
LS Greger the 3 creepy actors jeffrey combs ,brad dourif,and Clint Howard💀💀💀💀💀can't get creepier than that!!!
The Wizard of Gore 2007
And Cronenberg and David Lynch... That would be awesome!
Hardcore Lovecraft fans, like myself, need to remember that H.P. wanted people to keep building his world, he welcomed and encouraged the fan fiction! :3
Love crafts a genius
By a "hardcore fan" do you mean you've read all of his writings and you actually like it as literature? IMO his writing itself was pretty bad. Good story, but its like he intentionally was looking for adjectives in the dictionary and was using them when there was no need to.
Lovecraft despised reanimator btw
In particular he encouraged August Derleth to expand upon the mythos.
StopFear lovecraft is a interesting character try looking up his history like how he didn’t finish school so he uses Euclidean geometry because it sounds cool not because he knew what it meant like most of his writing
Never seen a bad performance from Combs. The movie may suck, but if he's in a movie, you know at least HE will be awesome.
Agreed, Combs the type to make a flick better just by being in it
Yup. Whether he's in a horror movie, Star Trek (DS9 and Enterprise), or as Ratchet in Transformers: Prime, Jeffrey Combs has box office acting gold.
Please! I go through everyone's trash! (Like if you remember where Combs said this)
Well, there was that sequel to the remake of House on Haunted Hill.
But he didn’t get to do much in that movie, so there’s that.
This movie is AWESOME.
Quite happy I met Mr Combs about 10 years back. Dude is a genre ICON. And hell, the times he's played a good guy are very nice too. Babylon 5, voicing The Question on Justice League, etc.
You mentioning Question was voiced by Jeffery Combs made me have flashbacks to the different scenes the Question is in and make me feel stupid for not realizing it sooner
Wasn't he also the Scarecrow in Batman TAS?
@@hsalfesrever3554 SAME
@@hsalfesrever3554 there's an episode of Star Trek Deep Space 9 where he plays a Ferengi and a Vorta in the same episode.
You deserve more subs. This is one of the most entertaining reviews I've seen and I've been around since AVGN began.
Agreed
It's like a hentai version of The Thing.
Still a better Doom movie than Doom Annihilation!
@Makros the Black
No shit, chief.
John Carpenter's The Thing already is hentai if you have no fear
Makros the Black I thought that title belongs to ghost of mars?
Complete with a hot nerd
This movie reminds me a lot of the classic original Outer Limits. I saw Barbara Crampton at a convention just a couple years ago. She still looks like a sexy librarian, and that's a compliment.
That's a classic Lovecraft style ending, right there; the one remaining protagonist going completely insane and laughing madly as their brain shuts down after what they've experienced. Works for me. Well, OK, that and Barbara Crampton getting naked, can't ignore that--she's still gorgeous, too.
Both my favorite H.P. Lovecraft story and favorite horror movie. Thanks, Brandon.
It's really insane what people had to resort to before they invented Viagra.
Where theres a will, theres a way. . .
Wheres there's a whip, there's a way.
awesome Zdzisław Beksiński painting
@@xxedgy_outsiderxx9978 indeed
Lol
2:56 Dr. Pretorius is a reference to the character Ernest Thesiger played in Bride of Frankenstein.
CinemaFanatic Productions I believe Pretorius was also the surname of the scientist responsible for the cats in Felidae
6:09: He looks like Eddie Murphy!
10:25: I think Pretorius is turning into the Globglogabgalab
Now I remember why the creature at the end of Slither looked so familiar....it was a homage to Dr. Pretorius of From Beyond!
Grant Grant
"Humans are such easy prey"My favorite line from one of my favorite movies of the 1980's.I saw it so many times on video and loved everything.Barbara crampton is beautiful and great in this movie,pretorious disgusting very gross,jeffrey combs is cool.Thank you so much for reviewing this movie :D
And here's something I didn't know but just found out via the IMDB: Ted Sorel, the actor who played Pretorius, was the real-life nephew of Universal's horror makeup genius Jack Pierce.
Appropriate if, as I suspect, the character was named after Dr. Pretorius from “Bride of Frankenstein.”
Reminds me of berserk I wonder if kentaro Miura watched this cause this dude looked like the count he also watched hell raiser
Reminds me of berserk I wonder if kentaro Miura watched this cause this dude looked like the count he also watched hell raiser
Reminds me of berserk I wonder if kentaro Miura watched this cause this dude looked like the count he also watched hell raiser
Reminds me of berserk I wonder if kentaro Miura watched this cause this dude looked like the count he also watched hell raiser
Before this movie came out, I read an article about it in Fangoria that described the film having a fairly explicit S&M scene right at the start, which is interrupted by Crawford. Of course after the film came out, I read that the scene had to be cut. Many years later, the unrated director's cut came out and they claimed that all the censored footage had been restored. Strangely the S&M scene was nowhere to be seen.
And Re-Animator did not have a scene of a severed head eating pussy. It only TRIED to eat pussy, but its body was too incompetent to properly strap Crampton down and she had one hand free to hold him at bay until the heroes (more or less) arrived.
I think I saw the scene you talked about. It was fairly mild and nothing really happened... much. :P
It still seems strange that they claimed all the deleted footage had been found, but they didn't include that scene.
Let's pour some reagent for Stuart Gordon, RIP.
R.i.p
I first saw this movie when I was like 9, caught on HBO after Mom was asleep... I was disturbed and had nightmares for a week. Good stuff. Sill gets my stomach turning watching this review heh
I've been trying to figure out the name of this movie for over twenty-three years, ever since I caught part of it on Monstervision, so this really made my day.
The electro-industrial band Skinny Puppy introduced me to this movie. They sample 13:57-13:59 ("That machine has got to be destroyed") in their song "The Second Opinion".
Jeffrey Coombs is always a win. From 80s horror, to 90s Star Trek (wasn't he just BORN to play crazy ass aliens?)...he always brings the freak-out A game!
The only time I felt Jeffrey Combs didn't do a great job was as Doctor Mordrid, Empire Pictures' non-Union Romanian equivalent of Marvel's Doctor Strange. He just wasn't convincing in the part-while watching it recently, I found myself wondering what would've happened if he and Brian Thompson had switched roles.
"Goes all Wicked City on her" Nice. I love that name drop.
Oh shit monster and horror movies for the rest of the month, fuck yeah.
"Its only weakness; a fire extinguisher..."
A review of a gory H.P. Lovecraft movie adaptation and it still has an advertisement for the My Little Pony movie? Only Brandon can pull that off.
wstine79 it’s kinda crazy too since the short story is really pretty bloodless... the horror is that the things from another dimension can just absorb people whole, disintegrating them in the process if they move
"I built this machine, I call it the Resonator. The good news is that it makes you really really horny. The bad news is that it also attracts nightmare monsters from hell. Well, eggs and omelettes, am I right?"
And if the feature as a sex toy doesn´t work they can still try and generate free energy fom Hell, that never goes wrong.
We're also going to bring back giant, dead demons using cyborg tech
Honestly it's not a bad idea as long as you also secure an ancient warrior who has legends about how much Hell itself fears him. If you can do that then go right ahead with that Hell energy and cyborg demons nonsense.
May Jeffrey Combs live forever...
The flying eel monsters remind me of those dream demons from Freddy’s dead.
I was trying remember why they looked familiar. Thanks
"From Beyond" not to be confused with "The Beyond". I've made that mistake more than once.
Both gore classics, both very different.
Came across this video when I was searching around for some movies with body horror. Funny and laid back and made by a dude who obviously appreciates good horror. Really like your manner and review style Brandon!
Jeffrey Combs also did the voices of Scarecrow, The Question and Brainaic
Joe Jr Johnston
And Ratchet from Transformers Prime and the Rat King from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Speakin' of voices and fucked up shit, he was the Leader in "Avengers EMH".
Those gamma rad episode still give me the creeps...
"bulkhead i needed that"
Fitting since he's smart and scary.
@@RIDDICK0911 Those two episodes were pure Cronenbergian Nightmare Fuel. So of COURSE Jeffery Combs would be in it!
Easily in my top ten favorites, me and my Buds smoked a lot of bud, watching this one over and over. We were into all that pineal gland/seeing into other dimensions kinda shit, mainly because we heard about these two Brother Mathematicians who went to South America, tripped on some of the local plant life, and actually formulated a new equation while tripping.
"It bit off his head, like a ginger bread Man" was delivered beautifully, I used to ape that one a lot. The scene where he realizes he is eating a brain was a great reaction. And in all Honesty, I hold Dr. Edward Pretorius in high regard, and had I been Dr. Tillinghast, I would have joined him. To this day, I still wonder if I can force my body to regress to a super badass Man Ape thing, like in 'Altered States' One can dream.
"Something's coming"
"It's not you. Is it?"
LMAO 😂
LOVED this movie; one of the top 10 horror movies of all time!
You know, it might seem silly at first that the characters keep turning on the machine despite its horrific effects, but I mean... braingasms. If history has proven anything, its that humanity would ultimately never miss out on the chance for some good old sexytime.
Jeffrey Combs is a nerdy Adonis! I swear, he’s the sexiest male horror star of the 80s, second only to Bruce Campbell.
I don't like guys but I totally agree.
@@wastelandlegocheem I know this is two years late, but your Legoshi, I don't think you got an option here
OH MY GOD YES!!!!! To this day I have a huge crush on '80s Jeffrey Combs and Andrew Divoff! SOOOOOOO sexy!!!
@@LainVicsWhat does that even mean?
@MamaMOB Their profile Pic and name are wasteland legoshi, he's a dude from beaststars who's kinda blatantly bisexual and can't manage to ever get a girl
You should review The Burning. It is one of the best Friday the 13th "Rip-offs" (although technically it isn't a rip-off) which manages to be better than F13 (In my opinion). It also features amazing practical effects by Tom Savini. It genuinely is one of the greatest cult horror films from the 80's so it should be fitting for the theme of this month. Cheers.
Tom Savini = nuff said.
Jeffery Combs is in this and man he is awesome in Star Trek Deep Space Nine
“I have to Seymour...feel more…” - a giant man-eating plant would be at home in this.
Have you ever considered reviewing Killer Klowns from Outer Space?
Hell yeah killer klowns was one of my favorites growing up
DO IT! Killer Klowns is AWESOME!
justin denney-hall You can still make fun of stuff that's good
Sailor Italy I'd love to see that reviewed!👍
It's probably a little too obvious
You’re a great movie reviewer- I’m glad I found this channel
Your thumbnails are amazing
I'd like to see Brandon review "Space Truckers" someday, it's the same director of this movie and considering the silly/weird science fiction he covered, I think it's up his alley.
Totally dig that flick
What's a better thumbnail than having barbra in her bra?
though it doesn't follow the story it does keep the classic element of H.P lovecraft in that it takes people of science trying to understand something that can't be explained which drives them insane in that way I think it good fit for his name.
I freaking love the thumbnail. Saving Barbra Crampton (who can still turn heads in my opinion) from professor prosate brain.
By the looks of it, this version of From Beyond is H.P. Lovecraft’s in name only; this looks more like something Go Nagai would come up with.
It's Lovecraft in the prologue and the rest of the movie as a sequel.
I love how the neighbor lady was also the lady who brought the Police at the beginning of Re Animator. Anybody else notice that? Actually, in response to Brandon's comment Bunny Summers was her name, I just couldn't remember it.
This movie was 80s batshit crazy. I just watched it and loved it.
When I saw your drawing I thought there is something familiar about it once you started describing the slug things I knew I saw this weird ass flick. It’s soooooo weird. Thanks for the review!
Please do The Blob (1988). That or Society (1989).
Nicholas Wetzel hell yeah
Halloween is coming up, I hope he does the blob this year!
Oh he'll love society
Definitely THE BLOB
I love the practical effects in this film!
Shin Godzilla 1987
The effects give the special effects from The Thing a run for it's money!
Victor Hernandez Oh absolutely, I think they are both great though
I'd love to see his take on Elvira: Mistress of The Dark!
Met all three last Friday at Arizona Mad Monster. Combs, Crampton, and Foree. They were awesome people and had a pretty long interaction with Combs and Crampton.
Young Jeffrey Combs looks like Milo from that Disney Atlantis movie. 😄
I saw this movie on VHS when I was 10 and absolutely loved it!
The ending is my favorite interpretation of "Lovecraftian madness".
Unlike some lovecraft related media where the madness are portrayed as supernatural, I really like "the truth is too absurd and insane for explanation, the only thing I can do is laugh."
he would also go on to become a legend in Star Trek.
i kept seeing combs with those little andorian antennae lmao.
I wonder if Doctor Pratorius was Eddie Nash in a past life. And Jeffrey Combs looks like you could have played Steve Jobs, back in the 80s the movie about Apple they didn't have either Ashton Kutcher, Michael Fassbender, or Seth Rogen in it. Jeffrey Combs looks more like a computer salesperson then a mad scientist in this one. Stuart Gordon and Brian Yuzna were typecasting Jeffrey Combs.
It opens up the 4the dimension
Which btw
Is.......full of demons.
I KNEW IT! THE FOURTH DIMENSION IS HELL! WHERE IS DOOMGUY WHEN YOU NEED HIM?
Turning that thing on, seeing that invisible creatures are among us (heh) the whole time, and turning it off again... thats basically the whole Lovecraft story.
Just got my hands on the collectors edition of from beyond! I would’ve never discovered it along with many other gems such as lily cat (one of my favorite anime movies now), All but two Heisei era Godzilla movies and a quite a few other horror gems if not for your channel. Love the content man. Stay safe
we used to call this movie "the wormy head" lol... still, scared the shit outa me as a kid. yes, this thing aired on TV, i was watching Mario 3 and the Raccoons... flipped over after and this was on...
Have you considered reviewing Brian Yuzna's body horror conspiracy thriller "Society"?
I always though of it as a trippy psychological horror movie, like a colorized Eraserhead.
In certain sense, is curious and contradictory that TH-cam channels, as for example the guys of Bloodbath and Beyond (I love them too) with almost 50K subscribers can´t reach the amount of viewings per video that you have in each of yours, despite to the fact you have less subscribers. It´s a prove of your awesome work. Great job Brandon, continue so.
I remember one of my 8-hour VHS tapes had ALIENS, From Beyond, & RoboCop, in that order. Use to watch all 3 back-to-back-to-back.
Three Sega console references in one video. Awesome.
Who does your opening artwork? It's very impressive!
6:30 Kel: “Sorry Mr. Rockmore!!!”
I see myself as a simple man, I see Brandon uploads, I click it
The Dr. Edward Pretorius monster/creature should have actually be used as the creature in RAWHEAD REX, it's an exact Clive Barker's description of RAWHEAD REX!!!
Ken Foree was my favourite in Dawn Of The Dead. It was a nice touch, that he appeared in the remake.
Watching this movie made me think so much of Seaman because of the head thing.
It seems like Jeffery Combs is mostly type-cast as a mad scientist or doctor. He was Dr. West in Reanimator, Dr. Falco AKA the Rat King in TMNT 2012, Braniac in Injustice 2 (it’s a game, but it counts), Ratchet in Transformers Prime (great show btw), that guy from Would You Rather? (forgot his name) and of course, this.
Turner Classic Movies just showed this. You know a movie is a true classic when they add it to their line-up.
They showed Day of the Dead a year ago too
You mean the only one to live is the crazy blond who kept trying to turn the damn machine on??!! Friggin’ what!?!
She gets +5 survivap for beibg the sexiest woman of the 80s
You know what else stimulates the pineal gland of the brain? DMT.
I only know Jeffrey Combs from his awesome voice work on Justice League and Transformers. Nice to see him out battling evil monsters as a regular guy for a change :)
Wait Jeffery Combs was in TRANSFORMERS
@@ionman1761 Yup. He played the medic Ratchet in Transformers Prime.
@@AquaLantern I must say I NEEDED THAT!
"Which is apparently on the Enterprise." LOL!!!
This is one of my favorite movies but I do look back sometimes, and wonder WTH my parents were thinking taking me to see movies like this. Especially considering I was 8 when this came out.
I love this channel! Have you've reviewed dead alive? Really great gore flick
I love this new weekly update schedule
Lovecraft's short story pretty much encompassed the pre credits scene. Of course the production staff had to contrive the rest of the movie. The story was maybe three or four pages at most.
Attack of the killer tomatoes
You should totally review Predator 2!!!
While it's (IMO) not as good as the book it's still a very good movie and an interesting take on Lovecraft's story
So... Shapeshifting demons from another dimension, horrid mutations, sexual deviancy (which appears to be corruptive at that), a strong magenta / pink vibe whenever the device that breaks down the border between realities is turned on... Having read the original story, I can't really think of it as that, but like Event Horizon, you could fool me into thinking it's a 40K one.
And those creature effects *are* amazing.
Wait a minute- Wait just a minute, here! Herbert West was blond in the book! It's referenced at least once before the "Keep that needle away from me!" line that the heart-attack victim cries out.
... I mean, it's not actually important, I just thought I'd mention it. Herbert West: Reanimator is one of my favourite Lovecraft stories.
Ok, but would you mind closing your robe at least!
That made me laugh out loud! Never stop, Brandon!
I remember seeing this on TV years ago as a kid and being completely terrified by it.
R.I.P Stuart Gordon
This movie freaked me out but was honestly........
I have no words for it. The movie left me speechless.
11:36 - What are those puppet creatures from?
The movie might not be too complicated but seeing it as a child the idea about weird monsters inhabiting the same space I live genuinely creeped me out
Brandon, I have to wonder how it is you set up your DVD collection. Blu-Rays mixed in with the regular movies? Galaxina / Crater Lake Monster next to Videodrome? Seems rather random to me.
Uma Chan I think it's by how much time he'd have to black box stuff
Jeffery Combs best work was still to come. He's loved by Star Trek fans for his work on D.S.9 and Enterprise.
And lower decks.
Le us not forget "The Frighteners."