Roar! (Welcome To The Basement)
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The only thing I have to say about Roar is that it is unlike anything you've EVER seen or EVER will see again. Trust me, just watch.
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Welcome To The Basement" is a show about watching, discussing and having fun with movies. Matt choses the movie and Craig doesn't know what it is until the cameras start rolling, so none of the discussion or riffing is planned ahead of time.
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Alternative title: Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
+TwistedEllipsis Also, considering that that the plot of Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill! revolves around speed racing, naming it Roar! would've made a lot more sense.
Cléo Z kind of like how ghost rider should be called daredevil, daredevil should be called batman and deadpool spider merk
4:42 Like, the guy gets the wind knocked out of him by a LION, and no one stopped and said, "Hey, maybe we should check on him and stop filming for a bit. Because he's been knocked out. BY A LION!"
Its ok. its just that the cat got a little exci..... OOOOOHF!! ( gets eaten )
19:09
Literally what i needed to hear today.
6:18 He's like an insane Bob ross
Nonetheless huge respect has to be given to the work with all the big cats. Really impressive and earns BIG cohonnes for all the actors.
+World of MONSTERS If the cats didn't tear them off...
Shmandalf lol
Hi guys, Jens here, have you ever 1971's the devils, its about a extravagant priest and some sexually frustrated nons and errr some scenes confused the plot to me. its also a movie that was banned for YEARS, so you know its gotta be good.
I love that Craig still calls it "the BIG leather couch", I'm sure Matt is just sick of correcting him XD
10:07 I've never seen a lion play with a skateboard before. I feel somehow enriched from seeing that.
It's A Miracle Anyone Survived This Movie!
You guys need to do an episode on Jackie Chan. I recommended Police story 1. Considered the greatest action movie of all time
+Kabir Humayon There was a scene in one kung fu movie he did where he got his arm slashed for real by a sword, and instead of stopping the scene he just went with it and the scene actually appeared in the film, real blood and all.
Matt you're thinking of SOMEWHERE IN TIME. It was the first movie to ever make me cry. I watched it with my parents when I was 5 or 6 and at the end just burst into tears.
5:20 the first line of Craigs psychotic manifesto
“Let the wookie win” - classic
"Not given a western style name meaning he's the villain"
This film took 11 years to make. Kind of takes some of the piss out of that bore-fest "Boyhood".
+400KrispyKremes God, Boyhood really was a snore a minute. Have either of the guys given their thoughts on it yet?
Zeke Iddon I don't think so, but then again that could be very telling. lol
10:00 - they are really chewing the scenery! (thank you, thank you)
This was a fun episode. Just to watch their reactions during the film was a complete blast.
I'm just gonna say this: The Plague is amazing..!
How did I not know this film even exists? This is brilliant! I've recently been reading several books on great Hollywood disasters and flops and this was not even mentioned once.
Anybody who wants a big cat as a pet should be made to watch this film
And the Oscar for Editing goes to MattSloan! That 'Seen It' segment was pure Genius.
Cannibal Holocat?
my mother also loves Starman :)
Time After Time does hold up. Loved it as a kid, love it now. See it!
Matt, the film you were thinking of is 1980's Somewhere in Time. It starred Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour.
coming back to watch this again. think it's gotta be my fav one just for the sheer shock in your reactions seeing this film
Whoa Craig. That hair is serious business.
Seen it: Wristcutters: a love story, one of my favorite movies.
This was the hardest to watch Welcome to the Basement so far. Hilarious and dark. I dont know if I could ever watch that movie though without having a panic attack or something. wow!
At the 6 minute mark I find myself screaming at the computer screen "DON'T RUN! That's what the cats want!"
21:06 Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour in Somewhere In Time (1980), directed by JAWS II's Jeannot Szwarc, from a Richard Matheson piece. Chris Reeve travels back in time by looking at a painting of a lady and wishing real hard.
Ignore the vulgar name, and PLEASE tell me that you've seen "Electric Boogaloo the wild Untold Story of Cannon Films". Not the greatest documentary, but highly entertaining if you enjoy movies.
Also, LOVE this show. Better than any television as far as I'm concerned. (Maybe not The Venture Brothers).
The Christopher Reeve time movie is Somewhere In Time (1980) with Jane Seymour, directed by Jeannot Szwarc, based on a story by Richard Matheson, where the time travel is done with an immersive mind exercise.
And no one expected problems with all these big cats? What an insane movie.
best news I've gotten all day birthday weekend started off Rocky but you guys cheer me up! I'll be 20 on Sunday and I plan to watch you guys through many more birthdays. cheers!
This movie is interesting but yeah it's got so many interesting things that went on behind the scenes
this movie is so insane
When Craig calls this movie a "thriller" and just behind him, the "Thriller" album...
1) I forgot there was a tiger cub in the Thriller album.
2) What made them decide on the soundtrack for Roar? I'll never forget this movie because of it (among other things).
3) Happy early birthday, Matt!
4) Get well soon, Craig?
I saw this movie in a theater last year. It was weird being so bored and yet unable to look away at the same time.
That Seen It segment was almost like watching Weird Al doing a Weird Al interview with Weird Al.
Seen it ? City of God , one of the best Brazilian movies ever made ( which is not saying much ) , it's political , violent and well crafted , very very good movie !
YEEEEESSSSSS--THANK YOU, MATT AND CRAIG, AND EVERYONE PART OR PATRON OF THIS SHOW
Just watched all of Craig's top ten, all great episodes love rewatching them. My favorite movie you watched in this selection is "Marty" I loved it! My favorite episode with your two reactions and commentary has to be "Roar". Last but not least my favorite episode that dealt with a movie I would not normally have watched but after I saw your episode I actually went out to watch myself was the "Descent"! A great selection!
22 year old me just cried a single aimless tear at 19:10 . Thanks dads
happy birthday Matt!
I just recently finished diving into the Cinema Immersion Tank by watching all 7 Leprechaun movies starting on Saint Patrick's Day. It was one wild ride with Warwick Davis driving that crazy train for the first six films. I was wondering if you guys have seen any of them and what your thoughts on them may be.
4:43 -> Best part of the film and the review!
🎶you can't hide, your lion eyes🎶
The Christopher Reeve's movie you are thinking of is Somewhere in Time, with Jane Seymour. Underrated movie. It is more well know in Michigan because it was filmed at the Grand Hotel on Mackinaw Island.
Ye Olde VHS cataloge at the local library contained the film Somewhere in Time, my brother and I checked it out thinking it was going to be an awesome time travel, sci fi adventure but were instead treated to the best time travel romance movie there is. It's based on the book Bid Time Return which stole the time travel method from another book.
Happy birthday!
New episode of WTB, and Iggy releases a new album... this has been a great day
I've never seen Roar, but I remember reading stories about how crazy the production was. It is now on my list of movies to watch. I really enjoyed the Seen It segment. Made me wonder which place I'd rather go. I think I'd have to opt for Costa Rica.
The Christopher Reeve time travel movie was 1980's "Somewhere In Time" with Jane Seymour. Decent, but more of a romance story than a time travel one.
The time travel movie with Christopher Reeve is called "Somewhere in Time."
Oscar for survival, I get what you mean but it's that kind of thinking that got Leo an Oscar for eating a fish.
Good choice! Not sure many people would know the movie. Can't believe Craig made a Katy Perry reference 😂
For the Lion Tackle at 4:42,and yer stellar reviews of The 9th Config.,Tough Guys Don't Dance&MOPI,just keep up the Bucking Frilliant work boys:)..
Loved this episode- so glad you did Roar and certainly loved the creative approach to your 'seen it' remote shoot footage. Well done guys!
The first time I watched roar it was nerve wracking. I kept expecting to see someone die on screen. The lions and tigers was intense. This movie just looked like a nightmare.
oh god this movie is just beautiful animals and anxiety
"Nah, these 250lb cats that are known for killing people wont kill you." People start almost, but not quite, getting killed* "See, they're harmless."
Also, is one guy playing two people here? And not even making an effort to look different. He's just, wearing different clothes when he switches.
We finally had a chance to watch Roar for the first time a few weeks ago. I have to say, I know how the actors ended up (not dead) but I've never experienced a sense of actual alarm for actors before. This was one of the weirdest movies for me since I feel it could not possibly made again in this climate. Add to that the fact that they were really in some form of peril for most of the movie and it gives you a unique sense of feeling uncomfortable that I have never felt before in my life while watching a movie.
I want to make a medical drama where every single character is George Clooney.
Great episode, thanks !
I couldn't stop laughing
Lions heads are enormous.
I did not expect that ending.
Acho, Craig es bello.
Holy Shit! This movie, I need to see it.
Great show! You guys should see End of Watch. Great casting for the lead roles and (from what people I know in law enforcement have told me) an oftentimes faithful representation of police work. Altogether a great movie and definitely worth seeing.
I'm sure this has been answered by now, but I'm too lazy to go through the comments. The movie Matt was thinking of with Christopher Reeve is Somewhere in Time.
This movie looks insane! I think I need to buy it.
Cool Jungle Carbine at 10:13
i see the ramones in matt's record collection, good choice
Roar, the MST3K episode that should have been!
I say ole boys, good show !
Hell yeah for "Thriller" as the album this time around. :D
The Actors Must be Crazy!
Another great episode guys! Keep 'em coming!
Happy Birthday Matt! Are you guys still doing birthday B&BG? I remember the earlier ones you always have money themed board games when it was your birthday
This was so close to a snuff film. The actors are insanely brave.
+joujou264 More like insanely stupid.
LarryPokeTrainer Well, they're not mutually exclusive.
***** Fair enough
Seen it - Little Shop of Horrors? I'd love to hear you guys talk about some movie musicals or watch one on the show.
yeah this was one of the most dangerously filmed movies ever seeing as the director's son almost got his face ripped off by a male lion
everyone in this movie is clinicaly insane....
OMG the guy who made Roar is the original Joe Exotic or Doc Antel
That was actually kind of terrifying. lol
Though I predict it might not be your thing, have you seen The Act of Killing? It's my favorite film of all time because of its natural and very effective drama.
Wow, that movie is NUTS! I never get over how big lions and tigers are. I was 2 feet away from a live tiger and just his back was up to my neck. Pure death machines. Their entire bodies are designed to shred and kill.
I really wanted to watch this before you guys did as it's been on my list for some time. Unfortunately all the copies that I could find online that were the full runtime had bits where someone dubbed over the dialogue in German and it was really obnoxious. I'll probably just end up buying the Blu ray. Great episode btw
Hank looks like Sammy Hagar. He must have made this between Montross and Van Halen. lol
I caught this movie at Bfest 2016 and it was a joy to watch with a theater full of people. I would look away and cringe every time a lion would "play" with at cast member. It is on my list of favorite bad movies of all time!!!!!!
this reminded me of a movie I saw a while ago. I was wondering if either of you have seen Cat People. I mostly remember the soundtrack because it's David Bowie and Giorgio Moroder. what a killer combo
+NumFortyTwo that was a 1982 remake of a 1940s movie.
+dcanmore i did not know that, I'll probably check it out sometime
i could not tell which was people acting and actual people getting hurt
Would you guys say this movie gave you a taste of that ol' Putney Swope Panic?
+Efreeti No, it just gave us regular panic
BlameSociety Ah damn. It has been a while since that particular panic reared its ugly head.
Love the show guys!
I think the biggest problem w this movie (aside from the obvious) is that the director seems to be under the impression these are all fun antics. Hiding in the fridge, crawling inside barrels... wrong. I was terrified for these actors.
Hey guys... I want you to have some fun. I just watched the 1977 movie 'the van' featuring a 33 year old Danny DeVito. There are so many fun film edits and goofy acting bits that you will be in critic heaven. Enjoy my friends enjoy.
This was a confusing experience for me. I've had to gag at the blood in a fair number of episodes of this show (even Pet Sematary, of all movies), and yet here, where the blood was very likely real in multiple instances, nothing.