Lance Henrikson is probably the most underrated actor from the 80s and 90s. He is in so many good movies and always gives great performances. Even when he is in bad movies, his performances elevate the quality of the overall film. Call me crazy, but I think he deserved an Oscar nod for "Near Dark".
He's awesome. I met him a few years back and he was so cool. Really interesting guy to chat with and a total gentleman. You should check out his book, he talks a lot about how he goes about acting. Essentially, he always gives 100% even if he knows the movie isn't the best. A total professional.
I agree, and I’d like to add Gary Oldman to that list. He’s done more “dignified” work overall, since he’s not a genre actor, but he’s done some real stinkers in horror and comedy. Brought the talent and professionalism, then did no promotions and made offhand comments like “haven’t seen it, heard it wasn’t good. I’m enjoying my boat though.” (Commenting the unborn)
He most definitely are! He is almost never loud or in your face in the movies he plays, his acting is just so good that he can create great things from a role that doesnt require much. One of my favorite characters he plays is in Millennium. I love that series and the heart he brings to it.
i'm so sorry to hear about the director. suicidal thoughts are no joke- thank you for putting the support info at the end. when you're going through it, it's easy to think you're all alone- but there's lots of folks who care and want to help.❤
You’re the man, Cecil. As the video was ending, I was planning on commenting, “well, there’s my bummer for the day”- but your message at the end really turned it around to becoming my uplifting moment of the day. Right on.
I rented this for 10 weekends straight at blockbuster, by far the best thing about parents divorcing is how they let you rent anything during those proceedings.
Haha. Same boat, parents got divorced in 93 when I was in third grade. Awesome time for watching movies. I think I watched the whole full moon library as well, they had the best vhs cover art.
Thank you for not sensationalizing or speculating about his suicide, as others wouldn’t be so kind and respectful. I’ve lost several friends to suicide in the past few years. All were pillars in the music community and left behind an incredible legacy to remember them by, but the pain has never really subsided. You can never tell by looking at someone what battles they’re fighting. Thank you for including that last part. Your tone sounded as though you’ve had to endure something just as painful before. Thank you for all the effort you put into these videos too. I’ve probably quoted more facts I’ve learned from you about movies than I have any behind the scenes featurette or director’s commentary. Stick tight Y’all
I felt the same way in my late teens. I had a very nice cat that looked a lot like that one when I first saw this film; it was like watching my dear pet get eaten
As a psychologist and someone who deals with depression myself I truly appreciate your open and honest approach to the matter of mental health. Small gestures like these really make a difference. Thanks, Cecil.
No problem. Depression is a beast that even I have fallen victim to. I know a simple thing like hearing that someone cares can really make a difference.
Speaking as someone who lost their best friend to suicide some 20+ years ago - there is ALWAYS someone out there who cares. Not a day goes by that I don't think about the experiences my friend has missed out on in life. The old saying "Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem" is the truest statement ever.
A guilty pleasure!! They referenced this movie on Aqua Teen Hunger Force, where a robot babysitter makes Meatwad's life a living hell, and in their dialogue, where Meatwad says the" dog was a robot, the guy was a robot and it had Lance Henriksen in it." Shake says, "yeah, what is that? Let's name it that." Lol!
I feel like even in Near Dark, Lance Henrickson could justify his actions as taking care of a family that he picked, that he wanted. Bill Paxton as Sever though, he was truly a monster with no compassion.
@@JohnnyBurnes I guess I got lucky back in 2005, I got it from Columbia House, the two disc special edition with a ton of extras (lost it actually, along with most of my other things). Sad to hear that copies of it have dried up; good luck in your future search.
I've heard about this movie years ago, but never gave it the chance it deserved. Now I will. Sounds very interesting! Rest in peace to John Lafia. Thanks for delivering us this film and writing Child's Play!
I really needed that quote at the end. I've been struggling a lot lately. I miss my kids so much and some days are unbearable. You are a great, kind man and I'm proud to call myself a fan.
Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate having you as a fan. Whatever you are going through, I hope it gets better. Life, even when it is its most difficult, is always worth living.
@@GoodBadFlicks Thanks again, brother. Your videos are a fantastic resource of information as well as a great distraction from the crazy thing called life. I'll keep fighting no matter how hard things get.
Suicide is the worst. Imagine being in so much pain that the only escape is to end your life. At least he leaves behind a legacy that people can enjoy for years to come. Rest in peace, Mr. Lafia
Thanks for this video. I enjoyed this movie in theaters. It sucks when anyone goes out like that. Glad that you have that message at the end. People need to know that, to quote the film The Jacket, "No matter how bad things look, they look better awake than they do asleep." That quote got me through some dark days.
Commentary like yours really helps me understand how films are actually made. Other commentators make reference to how hard it is to make a film, but you really make it understandable for a lay audience. You are by far one of the best film critics I have found on TH-cam, and I hope more people subscribe to your channel. Honestly, I'm ashamed that it's taken me this long to subscribe. Incidentally, your review of Frozen made me seek out and watch that film all the way through. It was a hard watch, but it moved me in a way that no other film quite has. I can't say that it's my favorite film of all time, but before I watched your review of it, I would probably have just written it off as stupid schlock. Thank you for helping me know better. Edit: 17:04. Thank you so much for including this. Speaking as someone who has dealt with depression, this is so important. You're right: life is worth living. And to anyone reading this: people care about you, and are willing to help you. Never forget that.
Always wanted a mastef after seeing this as a kid, wanted a dog bigger than anyone. Max made Alley Sheedy look like a child in size. Must love Max forever. You should explore The Horror Show next! Keep up the great work Cecil, love the newerish intro too. Great job as always 🙏
Another film you inspired me to track down, touching sentiment at the end. I've know too many people who have fallen into the inescapable hole of utter disparity and hopelessness. Awhile ago you did a review of Nothing But Trouble with Dan Akroyd. Could you do an in-depth review of my favorite bizarre comedy of his 1980's Neighbors? It is so weird with John Belushi playing the straight man as Dan Akroyd's Captain Vic and Ramona move in next door to his home at the end of the street, and turn his world upside down. Hilariously bizarre, great social commentary on the times and deconstruction of the American dream all but forgotten by modern audiences. I would love to hear backround of the making of it. My copy is a dvd transfer of my old VHS tape, no extras to watch. And I far as i know it has never been released on dvd/blu-ray. Classic performances! Please please please!
Thanks for exploring this! One of my favourite films. I always wanted to know how they did a lot of the filming and where the concept came from. Thanks again! Love your channel
I remember seeing this film as a VHS rental and, being a dog lover, I felt bad about what happened to Max. Glad to know that was the director's intention. Lance Henriksen always makes a film better, regardless of his role. Thanks Cecil for another great episode.
I remember seeing the trailer for this in the theater as a kid. It had the cliche music and action ramping up at the end and when it cut to the title, _everyone_ in the theater started laughing! Probably not the desired reaction.
I love this movie! I was like 8 or 10 when I first saw it... And I frekkin love the soundtrack to. When the cops starts chasing the dog towards the ending, this epic piece is playing :D dun
Lol, yeah, i'd already seen Man's Best Friend, so I instantly recognized it in that scene, in Friday. That became an iconic line for John Witherspoon, & he used it again, in an episode of the Boondocks.
This movie is truly a hidden gem. A Super puppy Frankenstein who's the ultimate best friend. It's sad what happened to the director because he really did a great job. RIP.😍😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Major Mo Having not seen it, I’m imagining the reveal playing out like this: “I’ve got some good news, and some bad news. We’re up against a relentless, nearly-unstoppable cyborg that is half-robot, half-Rottweiler.” “What’s the good news?” “It’s only HALF Rottweiler.”
@@mistermatix8241 He has largely kept a low profile, largely because he was in the Deadwood movie and did a book tour for his memoir. But I can say, he is one of the nicest actors I have ever met.
You didn’t have to put that stinger at the end but it was needed. As a person who has suffered from extreme depression and has had family members who took their lives leaving destruction in the wake, I say thank you. Suicide is a permanent answer to a temporary problem! You’re good people, Cecil!
I am a huge fan of your videos and your channel. Have you ever thought of doing videos on full motion video games like and Corpse Killer and Night Trap? Idk if they don't count as flicks, but it'd be really cool to see this level of depth into their production.
Thanks! I'm working on a video of a notorious FMV/sorta game but I'm having a really hard time getting a hold of the people who made it. I was able to interview one of the actresses, who was great, but didn't give me enough info for a full video. I've been wanting to do a vid on Night Trap for ages, maybe 2021.
I loved 'Man's Best Friend' growing up and you were spot-on about Max being sympathetic. I was just hitting my teens and I cried when Max jumped to protect the girl, only other movie to get me like that was 'Short Circuit 2' when they chopped up Johnny 5.
I have honestly never heard of this movie and want to watch it now. That's what I love about this channel. I get to hear about movies that I might otherwise have zero exposure with.
Loved Ally Sheedy in this. Randomly...anyone else see her in Fear? She plays a psychic trying to catch a serial killer who is also psychic. Great stuff....
Nice movie it would seem, will definetly watch it and also cool video reviewing it. Can you do a video about the movie Evolver ? This video somehow reminded me of that movie.
I may be going out on a limb here, but I think this movie is where Disney got the idea for Lilo and Stitch. Both are about genetically engineered creatures designed as living weapons by an amoral scientist, both are mistaken for regular dogs, and despite their bad behavior they are redeemed by the power of love.
Thank you for doing an exploration of Man's Best Friend, Cecile (I hope I spelled your name right). I've always thought this movie was highly underrated!
Thanks for doing this film! I remember watching it with my mom as a child and my dad rushed in and said "They're chasing OJ on Fox!". We never finished it but it always stuck with me. Keep surprising us!
Outstanding piece of documentary, Cecil. Your channeI is simply a professional work of art. I hope you feel better. You and your fam be safe. God bless. 🙏
I remember seeing this film in the theater; and feeling underwhelmed by it (much like that Gregory Hines film Eve Of Destruction). Maybe I should give Man's Best Friend another look. 🤔🤔
Awesome episode for a film I haven't seen in years but I do remember enjoying this film. BTW Cecil I would love see a ''Exploring'' episode on ''The Horror Show'' aka ''House 3'' it's one my favorite films of Lance IMHO!
Lance Henrikson is probably the most underrated actor from the 80s and 90s. He is in so many good movies and always gives great performances. Even when he is in bad movies, his performances elevate the quality of the overall film. Call me crazy, but I think he deserved an Oscar nod for "Near Dark".
He's awesome. I met him a few years back and he was so cool. Really interesting guy to chat with and a total gentleman. You should check out his book, he talks a lot about how he goes about acting. Essentially, he always gives 100% even if he knows the movie isn't the best. A total professional.
Speaking of underrated, Pumpkinhead is a surprisingly good movie, all thanks to his presence in it.
I agree, and I’d like to add Gary Oldman to that list. He’s done more “dignified” work overall, since he’s not a genre actor, but he’s done some real stinkers in horror and comedy. Brought the talent and professionalism, then did no promotions and made offhand comments like “haven’t seen it, heard it wasn’t good. I’m enjoying my boat though.” (Commenting the unborn)
He most definitely are! He is almost never loud or in your face in the movies he plays, his acting is just so good that he can create great things from a role that doesnt require much. One of my favorite characters he plays is in Millennium. I love that series and the heart he brings to it.
Sincerely, I really do appreciate you putting the suicide prevention numbers in at the end.
Fully understood the tone in your voice when you mentioned his passing . Hope each day has been better than the last for ya Cecil.
I think he was a great director Sadly nobody didn't understand his full potential
@@luisthekingjaime94 so they all understood...?
@@Bale4Bond that kind of thing bothers me too lmao.
i'm so sorry to hear about the director. suicidal thoughts are no joke- thank you for putting the support info at the end.
when you're going through it, it's easy to think you're all alone- but there's lots of folks who care and want to help.❤
"The Horror Show is another story."
That's okay, dude.
*I can wait.*
Great work as always.
I disagree, I can't wait, & I truly hope that there is an exploring episode of The Horror Show, coming up, in the near future.
You’re the man, Cecil. As the video was ending, I was planning on commenting, “well, there’s my bummer for the day”- but your message at the end really turned it around to becoming my uplifting moment of the day. Right on.
You are not alone man. Stay strong.
This was a great underrated film.
One of my favorite movies from my childhood. RIP John
I rented this for 10 weekends straight at blockbuster, by far the best thing about parents divorcing is how they let you rent anything during those proceedings.
That is one hella admirable way to find the 'silver lining' in a difficult situation 👌
I was always down with the "2 Christmases" schtick, but when my dad's child support payments stopped that shit got bad real quick
absolutely, its a blessing in the long run if we've learned from their mistakes. im a better man cuz of it.
Haha. Same boat, parents got divorced in 93 when I was in third grade. Awesome time for watching movies. I think I watched the whole full moon library as well, they had the best vhs cover art.
I totally rented this at my dad's place and at my mom's place around the same time weird coincidence
Thank you for not sensationalizing or speculating about his suicide, as others wouldn’t be so kind and respectful. I’ve lost several friends to suicide in the past few years. All were pillars in the music community and left behind an incredible legacy to remember them by, but the pain has never really subsided. You can never tell by looking at someone what battles they’re fighting. Thank you for including that last part. Your tone sounded as though you’ve had to endure something just as painful before. Thank you for all the effort you put into these videos too. I’ve probably quoted more facts I’ve learned from you about movies than I have any behind the scenes featurette or director’s commentary.
Stick tight Y’all
The moment when the dog climbs the tree and eats the cats freaked me out as a kid.
wstine79 I saw this movie as an adult and it still does
Me too 😁
He eats like a on gulp hot dog.
Same. I refuse to ever watch this movie ever again because of that scene. I hate when animals, especially cats, are killed or hurt in movies.
I felt the same way in my late teens. I had a very nice cat that looked a lot like that one when I first saw this film; it was like watching my dear pet get eaten
Thank you for your message at the end. That was much appreciated.
I love Ally Sheedy and it's always fun to discover her overlooked movies.
13:11, lol!! RIP, John Witherspoon.
As a psychologist and someone who deals with depression myself I truly appreciate your open and honest approach to the matter of mental health. Small gestures like these really make a difference. Thanks, Cecil.
No problem. Depression is a beast that even I have fallen victim to. I know a simple thing like hearing that someone cares can really make a difference.
Nice message at the end.
Speaking as someone who lost their best friend to suicide some 20+ years ago - there is ALWAYS someone out there who cares. Not a day goes by that I don't think about the experiences my friend has missed out on in life. The old saying "Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem" is the truest statement ever.
A guilty pleasure!! They referenced this movie on Aqua Teen Hunger Force, where a robot babysitter makes Meatwad's life a living hell, and in their dialogue, where Meatwad says the" dog was a robot, the guy was a robot and it had Lance Henriksen in it." Shake says, "yeah, what is that? Let's name it that." Lol!
Amazingly well done as always! Thank you for the time and effort
^ This. 👏
Simply put, you have class. The posting of the suicide prevention line was very heartfelt and respectful.
I did not know Lance had such standards for his roles. Learned something new.
9:45 Looks more like an homage to Rawhead Rex.
Didn't know that about Henrikson, major props to the guy for those rules. But also, Near Dark? He's a goddamn psychopath in that!
Can't say for Near Dark because I can't find the movie anywhere!
I'll plop the $50 for a copy off ebay someday. 😒
I feel like even in Near Dark, Lance Henrickson could justify his actions as taking care of a family that he picked, that he wanted. Bill Paxton as Sever though, he was truly a monster with no compassion.
@@JohnnyBurnes I guess I got lucky back in 2005, I got it from Columbia House, the two disc special edition with a ton of extras (lost it actually, along with most of my other things). Sad to hear that copies of it have dried up; good luck in your future search.
Thanks for including the end message.
I've heard about this movie years ago, but never gave it the chance it deserved. Now I will. Sounds very interesting!
Rest in peace to John Lafia. Thanks for delivering us this film and writing Child's Play!
Your message at the end is so important and true. Thank you for doing this.
:)
I guess I midas well be "that guy." Who says *That's yo Ass Mr.Postman!!!"*
RIP John Witherspoon!!! 13:10
I really needed that quote at the end. I've been struggling a lot lately. I miss my kids so much and some days are unbearable. You are a great, kind man and I'm proud to call myself a fan.
Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate having you as a fan. Whatever you are going through, I hope it gets better. Life, even when it is its most difficult, is always worth living.
@@GoodBadFlicks Thanks again, brother. Your videos are a fantastic resource of information as well as a great distraction from the crazy thing called life. I'll keep fighting no matter how hard things get.
Suicide is the worst. Imagine being in so much pain that the only escape is to end your life. At least he leaves behind a legacy that people can enjoy for years to come. Rest in peace, Mr. Lafia
Thanks for this video. I enjoyed this movie in theaters. It sucks when anyone goes out like that. Glad that you have that message at the end. People need to know that, to quote the film The Jacket, "No matter how bad things look, they look better awake than they do asleep." That quote got me through some dark days.
I thought it was pretty good during a time when horror movies weren't doing so great.
Thank you Cecil!! These videos aren't just entertainment, I feel like I'm sitting with a friend who knows so much about movies.
Awesome flick from VHS rental nights.
Commentary like yours really helps me understand how films are actually made. Other commentators make reference to how hard it is to make a film, but you really make it understandable for a lay audience. You are by far one of the best film critics I have found on TH-cam, and I hope more people subscribe to your channel. Honestly, I'm ashamed that it's taken me this long to subscribe.
Incidentally, your review of Frozen made me seek out and watch that film all the way through. It was a hard watch, but it moved me in a way that no other film quite has. I can't say that it's my favorite film of all time, but before I watched your review of it, I would probably have just written it off as stupid schlock. Thank you for helping me know better.
Edit: 17:04. Thank you so much for including this. Speaking as someone who has dealt with depression, this is so important. You're right: life is worth living. And to anyone reading this: people care about you, and are willing to help you. Never forget that.
Thanks for the sub! :)
Always wanted a mastef after seeing this as a kid, wanted a dog bigger than anyone. Max made Alley Sheedy look like a child in size. Must love Max forever. You should explore The Horror Show next! Keep up the great work Cecil, love the newerish intro too. Great job as always 🙏
Awesome video! I think this movie is highly underrated and has a really cool feel. Child's Play 2 is my favorite movie, R.I.P John Lafia.
Just wanted to say how much i appreciate this channel, your doing an awesome job and I am always looking forward to your next video.
Thank you :)
Beautiful message at the end.
Keep up the good work
Thank you for always bringing films I've never seen to my attention in the most interesting ways possible.
Hope you're doing well.
Another film you inspired me to track down, touching sentiment at the end. I've know too many people who have fallen into the inescapable hole of utter disparity and hopelessness. Awhile ago you did a review of Nothing But Trouble with Dan Akroyd. Could you do an in-depth review of my favorite bizarre comedy of his 1980's Neighbors? It is so weird with John Belushi playing the straight man as Dan Akroyd's Captain Vic and Ramona move in next door to his home at the end of the street, and turn his world upside down. Hilariously bizarre, great social commentary on the times and deconstruction of the American dream all but forgotten by modern audiences. I would love to hear backround of the making of it. My copy is a dvd transfer of my old VHS tape, no extras to watch. And I far as i know it has never been released on dvd/blu-ray. Classic performances! Please please please!
I remember wanting you to cover either this one or stepmonster, so happy to see people acknowledging this little jewel from my childhood.
2:38 But they look so fluffy! (Gets a death glare from my cat).
I've been waiting for you to do this movie for so long one of my favorites it's so underrated thank you
I want to thank you so much, Meet the Applegates is a movie I've been thinking of but couldn't remember the title to for years now. Thank you brother.
Would love to see you explore Meet the Applegates, Cecil.
Thanks for exploring this! One of my favourite films. I always wanted to know how they did a lot of the filming and where the concept came from. Thanks again! Love your channel
Thanks!
I remember seeing this film as a VHS rental and, being a dog lover, I felt bad about what happened to Max. Glad to know that was the director's intention. Lance Henriksen always makes a film better, regardless of his role. Thanks Cecil for another great episode.
I love this movie! Thank for taking the time to do this episode and for the numbers at the end.
I remember seeing the trailer for this in the theater as a kid. It had the cliche music and action ramping up at the end and when it cut to the title, _everyone_ in the theater started laughing! Probably not the desired reaction.
I truly love this channel it brings joy & peace to me!
I love the exploring series that's probably my favorite!
I love this movie! I was like 8 or 10 when I first saw it...
And I frekkin love the soundtrack to. When the cops starts chasing the dog towards the ending, this epic piece is playing :D
dun
"Jaws with Paws."
And with that, I'm grabbing me coat.😂
9:55, that scene was in Friday the movie, with Johnny Witherspoon saying, "it's your ass Mr mailman!" Lol!
Lol, yeah, i'd already seen Man's Best Friend, so I instantly recognized it in that scene, in Friday. That became an iconic line for John Witherspoon, & he used it again, in an episode of the Boondocks.
@@brandonpage7087 I don't get why a dog catcher is so happy about that part
He said Mr. Postman actually.
@@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263 Ok thanks! 😉
I've been waiting for you to cover this!! I love this movie, I watched it multiple times as a kid :)
Saw this in the movies with one of my girlfriends of my youth. Classic for me. Great vid !
So glad you did this movie. I use to love this movie when I was a kid.
This movie is truly a hidden gem. A Super puppy Frankenstein who's the ultimate best friend. It's sad what happened to the director because he really did a great job. RIP.😍😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Dogs, The Terminator, and Frankenstein? “C.H.O.M.P.S., Order 66!”
Joking aside, this looks really cool. I’ll check it out. Thanks for the video.
"Yes, my Lord."
@@wstine79 "C.H.O.M.P.S." was one of my favorites as a kid!
How about "Rottweiler", which features a cyborg dog, even a terminator-esque reveal
Major Mo Having not seen it, I’m imagining the reveal playing out like this:
“I’ve got some good news, and some bad news. We’re up against a relentless, nearly-unstoppable cyborg that is half-robot, half-Rottweiler.”
“What’s the good news?”
“It’s only HALF Rottweiler.”
YES!!! I've been bugging Cecil to review CHOMPS for awhile now! Now we are 2!
I rewatched this recently, enjoyed the hell out of it! Great work Cecil! Hope your feeling better.
I was actually lucky to meet William Sanderson ever since he moved to my city to live.
Lucky sod! Is he often out and about in town? That's awesome
@@mistermatix8241 He has largely kept a low profile, largely because he was in the Deadwood movie and did a book tour for his memoir. But I can say, he is one of the nicest actors I have ever met.
@@bradychambers4035 He seems a nice guy, that's really cool that he lives near you
Thank you for the after credit plug for the crisis hotline. You are a great man.
I'm doing my best :)
I absolutely love your channel, love your videos and I hope you do this for MANY years to come.
Nice job handling the passing of the director and the psa at the end. And a job on the video as always.
:)
Never saw this movie but I remember seeing the cover at video stores and it scared the shit outta me lol
You didn’t have to put that stinger at the end but it was needed. As a person who has suffered from extreme depression and has had family members who took their lives leaving destruction in the wake, I say thank you. Suicide is a permanent answer to a temporary problem! You’re good people, Cecil!
Great movie. I remember watching this when it came out. Great cast and great execution. Thanks Cecil.
I have been waiting for this for a long time for time, Cecil. This is one of my favorite movies. You did excellent work here, as always.
Thanks! Glad I didn't disappoint
Always enjoyed how much effort you put into your intros.
The final morph art of the dog looks badass and deserves to be used.
6:58, 1993, dude! Lol!
Thank You.. I was about to comment the same exact thing
Lol thought the same thing, thought damn that was shelved for a while. Cecil is the best can't take that away 👍
I am a huge fan of your videos and your channel. Have you ever thought of doing videos on full motion video games like and Corpse Killer and Night Trap? Idk if they don't count as flicks, but it'd be really cool to see this level of depth into their production.
Thanks! I'm working on a video of a notorious FMV/sorta game but I'm having a really hard time getting a hold of the people who made it. I was able to interview one of the actresses, who was great, but didn't give me enough info for a full video. I've been wanting to do a vid on Night Trap for ages, maybe 2021.
I loved 'Man's Best Friend' growing up and you were spot-on about Max being sympathetic. I was just hitting my teens and I cried when Max jumped to protect the girl, only other movie to get me like that was 'Short Circuit 2' when they chopped up Johnny 5.
I have honestly never heard of this movie and want to watch it now. That's what I love about this channel. I get to hear about movies that I might otherwise have zero exposure with.
Thanks! I love being able to introduce people to these gems :)
The scene from Friday along with trailers for when it was in theaters are things I remembered from this film that is why it sticks for me
Yeah!!! New Video!!!
Been watching all the old ones and ran out!!
Loved Ally Sheedy in this. Randomly...anyone else see her in Fear? She plays a psychic trying to catch a serial killer who is also psychic. Great stuff....
Nice movie it would seem, will definetly watch it and also cool video reviewing it. Can you do a video about the movie Evolver ? This video somehow reminded me of that movie.
Great content. This is one of my favorite channels on TY
Thanks!
14:36 Did they misspell Protector?
Poretector?! Pawtector would've at least been kinda funny.
The dog killing the mail man was in Friday! Hell yeah, Cecil!
Very cool at the ending!!!
I may be going out on a limb here, but I think this movie is where Disney got the idea for Lilo and Stitch. Both are about genetically engineered creatures designed as living weapons by an amoral scientist, both are mistaken for regular dogs, and despite their bad behavior they are redeemed by the power of love.
Thank you for doing an exploration of Man's Best Friend, Cecile (I hope I spelled your name right). I've always thought this movie was highly underrated!
Dylan Church You were close, just take the letter E off at the end.
Hey you’re back! Good job yet again
Rest In Peace John lafia
I remember this one vaguely...scared me for a bit since theres a lot of strays where I grew up....
Thanks for this video!!! I love this movie!!!!!
Thank you for that part at the end.
Thanks for doing this film! I remember watching it with my mom as a child and my dad rushed in and said "They're chasing OJ on Fox!". We never finished it but it always stuck with me. Keep surprising us!
13:39
A clown played by Jeffery Jones....ahh hell no.
Another blast from the past. I remember this one...such a great take on a monster movie.
Very interesting watch, thank you!
Outstanding piece of documentary, Cecil. Your channeI is simply a professional work of art. I hope you feel better. You and your fam be safe. God bless. 🙏
Thank you! I'm doing much better now :)
You should have more subs you do a great job
Great stuff as usual man ..also Nice plug for the next exploring video "The Horror Show" ?? 🤘😎
I remember seeing this film in the theater; and feeling underwhelmed by it (much like that Gregory Hines film Eve Of Destruction).
Maybe I should give Man's Best Friend another look. 🤔🤔
Cecil it’s good to have you back on a regular basis.
I love Lance❤
Yes a new Exploring episode ...I wish you would do more episodes
I'm one guy doing my best
Awesome episode for a film I haven't seen in years but I do remember enjoying this film. BTW Cecil I would love see a ''Exploring'' episode on ''The Horror Show'' aka ''House 3'' it's one my favorite films of Lance IMHO!
I love this movie!!!