Switchblades in the Movies (1985-1989)
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- Clips of switchblades being used in films that came out between 1985 and 1989. In order of appearance...
The Goonies (1985) 0:00
Death Wish 3 (1985) 0:16
Demoni "Demons" (1985) 0:24
Fletch (1985) 0:29
Guinea Pig 2: Flower of Flesh and Blood (1985) 0:39
Return of the Living Dead (1985) 0:44
The Breakfast Club (1985) 0:48
Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment (1985) 0:59
Volunteers (1985) 1:08
Witness (1985) 1:15
Breaking All The Rules (1985) 1:20
April Fools Day (1986) 1:24
Armed and Dangerous (1986) 1:36
Blue Velvet (1986) 1:48
Crocodile Dundee (1986) 2:07
Stand By Me (1986) 2:22
The Hitcher (1986) 2:35
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3 (1987) 2:57
Adventures in Babysitting (1987) 3:10
Beverly Hills Cop 2 (1987) 3:13
Ernest Goes To Camp (1987) 3:21
The Untouchables (1987) 3:27
Robocop (1987) 3:39
Three O'clock High (1987) 3:43
Real Men (1987) 3:50
Hellraiser (1987) 3:55
Opera (1987) 4:03
Planes Trains and Automobiles (1987) 4:14
The Principal (1987) 4:20
Coming To America (1988) 4:31
Frantic (1988) 4:36
Hellraiser 2 (1988) 4:39
The Naked Gun (1988) 4:45
Troma's War (1988) 4:49
Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) 4:53
Harlem Nights (1989) 5:04
K-9 (1989) 5:08
Last Exit To Brooklyn (1989) 5:11
Road House (1989) 5:18
Lean On Me (1989) 5:30
The Hitcher in the Dark "Paura nel buio" or "Fear in the Dark" (1989) 5:36
The Abyss (1989) 5:40
Heathers (1989) 5:47
Sleepaway Camp 3 (1989) 5:56
Blind Fury (1989) 6:05
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They’re always stiletto knives lol those are the best!
Not all of them
Stiletto's are cool but swing guards are awesome 🤘
No.
@@lukim2744 damn straight
I think there were more swinguards than stilettos
This is the ONLY reason why switch blades were outlawed, because movies made them look scary 😒
Yeah, they say because it “opens too quickly” but a good oiled folding knife can open as fast
Not in usa
Not here😈
Even in reality they would be bad for self defense
@@ianalexander7267 i would have to disagree, i carry the gerber f.a.s.t 06 auto the civilian version. I have 3, and i really like em 😁
For everyone commenting about The Outsiders... The movie came out in 1983, and this list is for movies that came out from 1985-1989
madison. Exactly
what about the outsiders
Mistakes do happen we’re only human after all.
I love the Goonies and the breakfast club
By the light, those things are absolutly beautiful...
The switchblades are cool but Crocodile Dundee's Outback Bowie IS a knife
I had a stiletto knife comb and tried to put a real blade in there the kind of blade when you go to barbershop and they shave you but of course didn't work well and when my parents found it I got a good ass whipping.
so there seems to be a correlation between switchblades and awesome movies
2:22 yes finally
Stand by me yes!
Thank you for including Blue Velvet ❤
saw a lot of nice swinguards
Frank from Hellraiser had the most beautiful switchblade of them all.
It was a swing guard, was't it?
Yes
The only issue when they put the switchblade so close to the individuals face or other body parts they can't properly calculate how the blade will come out if there to close it may cut the individual or stop the blade from fully opening basically defeating the purpose of the knifes threatening history in general
It's a Korean-made "Rizzuto Estileto Milano" clone from the 80's.
Rebel Without A Cause Has The Best Switchblade Scene.
I found 2 switchblades in my kitchen that my brother had to help him pry of the screen on his amp And I saw it and just thought “I found Johnny’s switchblade” bc of the shape of the handle
ace merrill, john bender FTW.
"bringing a knife to a gunfight" same sentence in the last Indiana jones
Can’t believe they did not use the scene from “12 Angry Men”
This is a sticker Hector, and you're the stickee!
Lmao... I fucking love that!
Interesting Rizzy that Danny Glover uses @1:18 with what looks like gold plated or painted bolsters.
1:08 My favorite
I just watched _The Return of the Living Dead_ for umpteenth time last night.
I like switchblades From movies Heathers Sleepaway Camp blind fury The Goonies
2 sounds a thief will recognize a Shot Gun racking and a Switchblade opening.
Ohh ok...I see it now. Thanks man! :)
What the hell is with the way everyone holds these knives....They hold it in the way that would give you the least amount of grip, right on the end of the handle.
I think it's all about the shock value of the knife coming out and keeping their hand outta the way. A good few of these switchblades I'm seeing in the movies are ones that open from the side so you gotta keep your fingers outta the way so the blade can come out, unlike out the front/top switchblades. Back when I was a kid they had switchblade combs. They had a push button and flipped open out the side just like most of the switchblades here, if you hold it with a full handed grip it ain't gonna come out cause your fingers are keeping it from actually flipping out so you have to hold it in a way that lets it come out then you switch your grip to a more conventional grip whether it be a hammer grip or ice pick.
Does anybody know the name of the knife at 4:49, the sound it makes is awesome
John Reece cgi sound buddy
Not the real sound my dude.
But the "knife" is not a knife but a spike : automatic pen spike
@@youtubethrowaway9324 yes I found that out years ago haha. Thanks anyway
Everyones gangsta till the switchblade comes to the party
Yeah there's a couple movies I have that I noticed there's switchblades in them Machete Kills and Sin City one and to
“The knife is the last weapon you will ever learn how to use”. Leon The Professional
Neat knives these are once opened they are put to shame by many razor sharp kitchen knives, or any fixed blade fighting knife, and reliability was always an issue with these. Not to mention the cheap quality blades that couldn't hold an edge. But still,,, the "joe cool" image is huge. "SNAP"..
there's i rizzuto in the movie "House 2 The Second Story" (1988) 38 minutes and forty five seconds into it.
Funny watching movie thugs threaten someone with a 9inch blade
Cool stuff
What’s the knife called in three o’clock high 1987 I want to buy one of those switchblades
I like the one from Hellraiser.
at 5:26, was that mcguiver(sorry if i mispelled that name), or Darry from the outsiders?
Movie title list with links in the description.
You forgot the it’s my car scene from death wish 3
What's the name of the move right after the Freddy K. scene?
There is a lot of those in movies. I guess because they're cheap and they look cool.
The first one was otf
You're missing a movie called 3:15 The Moment of Truth (1986). It starts out with a switchblade. It's a rare and hard to find movie, only came out on VHS.
Its on youtube fella. Good movie
what about the outsiders
Aaron Capshaw ikr
The previous video covering the first half of the 80s movies has it.
Aaron Capshaw yeah
Aaron Capshaw the Outsiders is from 1983 this is covering movies 1985-89
The outsiders is from 1983
What's the knife at 1:41
It's some type of OTF knife I think
@@RelatableReddit it is
@@JustinTimeForParties but what brand of otf?
He’s put switchblade on the table
You missed Who's That Girl(1987) in this clip.
You missed the terminator,Class of 1999 and Bad manners they all have Switch Blade scenes
Bru you dumb that came out in 1994
Jason Bouskill Terminator and Bad Manners are from 1984 and Class of 1999 is from 1990. Learn to read the title dipshit.
Ever notice how dramatic the opening of the switchblade is???
troman5000 because that's when shit gets real
Can anyone tell me what film is 5:15? The guy with the switchblade looks like a Baldwin but I have no clue
Last Exit To Brooklyn
Johnny Bender got switchblade From the breakfast club
1:38 laughing for the past 5 minutes
why am I watching this....
*flick of stiletto*
".....hi."
Class of 1999 Cody Got switchblade too
swichblades
COOCAAAAIIIIN
5:26 road house
кадр со стилетом также есть в фильме заводной апельсин и Индиана Джонс 4
you missed a rebel without a cause, the scene when the kid slices james deans tire and the knife fight... how could you have missed such a good movie
That movie came out in 1955 idiot
so Crocodile Dundee's "that's a knife scene" came after Police Academy 2's, and reversed the thug/protagonist roles
I love that scene
Most of these are "Rizzuto Estiletto Milano" (japanese cheap auto knives)
And some korean "Nato Military" otfs
He's got a knife that ain't a km knife this is a knife LMAO
worthless trivia: Sometime ago there was a movie "Sometimes they come back" with Keefer Sutherland. There was scene from the 50's where Keefer pulled his switchblade knife. The knife was one of the out front designs that wasn't produced until 1964.
dude..... everything you just said... so wrong.
ok,,,,,,,,,,lets know your correction!
Keifer Sutherland wasn't even in Sometimes They Come Back man.
He sure looks young in hungry games 5🙄lol
New knife Switchblades: Film: Highlander; season 5 s14 time 2:25
Have a couple in the collection prefer my fixed blades and Ax’s
Isnt that just like a wallet ,brings a knife to a gunfight
What's the film at 2:50
Beverly hills cop.not sure which one
Hell high has a switchblade
except like 9 of these are OTF. They are not the same as switch blades.
Thank you, that bothered me.
The Principal, with Jim Belushi
@5001moviemaker yes
A lot of otf knives here
where liscence to kill there was a minor bad ass villian who had a switch blade
You forgot “The Terminator” scene with Bill Paxton as the punk leader!!
No, he didn't. Terminator came out in 1984. This list is 1985 - 1989.
1:47 I don't remember this part of DUNE
@@Dantheferret The actor in that scene Kyle MacLachlan, is in the 1984 movie Dune.
The lighting of that scene also reminds me of t his scene from the movie th-cam.com/video/Cr-KO1P_rFU/w-d-xo.html
@@johnpatterson8697 oh okay
i love from 2:56 to 4:01
Why are there so many Swinguards in movies??
As much as I like cinema/ film, unfortunately these knives in film is the reasoning why automatic knives particular Italian style automatic knives (stilettos/ “switchblades”) are “weapons” when they’re not, have stigma, and are associated with criminals and are Illegal to carry in half of US states. However majority of US states it’s legal to carry and almost in all 50 states it’s legal to own. But not carry. As a knife head and a knife enthusiast for many years I can tell you these knives weren’t made as weapons when they first came out hundreds of years ago. They were pocket jewelry, and just handmade luxury luxurious pocket knives used for everyday stuff from cutting things (utility), cheese or any cutting work (what knives & pocket knives are REALLY for) and collectors pieces. They were going out fancy pocket-knives that were like the Cadillac/Rolls-Royce of knives if you read the history about autos, but particularly in this regard - Italian style autos.
So many swing guards and nato otfs...
They forgot Licence to Kill
Yes, indeed. Licence to Kill was released in 1989.
I tried making one out of a pez dispenser thanks to all these movies. Then I went to Tijuana when I was 10 and just bought a couple.
Wait Until Dark?
nices video
You forgot license to kill
at 2:53, is that pony boy?
Of course
Friday the 13th Jason Takes Manhattan?
:53 two bit
extremezaz yeah he plays him in the outsiders
That wasn't Emilio Estevez
Crocodile dundee lol
He should give that gentleman his purse
someone tell me what movie 1:35 to 1:45 is?
Daniel Obregon I wish I knew
Armed and dangerous
THE OUTSIDERS??????
Those aren't knives!.. 2:18
The wraith?
You already know the outsiders are on here
• BTWB_animations • no because it was made made in 1983. Learn to read the title.
3:43
beverly hills cop 2
Where's the karate kid? 1986
Not 100% but I think 0:45 is a Colini Fly lock
What makes you think that?