Can’t believe this was 1990! I was 14 and fascinated with this film when it came out, the fact that the monsters were the good guys was something I hadn’t seen before, and I loved the makeup effects. Great movie.
lmao i was 15 and blown away ,finally good guy "monsters".Though i loved the freddys ,jasons,pinhead cenobites etc,this and phantasm hit a special beat with me .Cheers 70's child 👍🏻🥃🇺🇸
On one hand, I would love to see this remade with the special effects we have now, but on the other hand, the story is so good , I don't want to change the direction.
I was 8 when this came out, lol. It was back when movie tickets were only $2 and Hawaii still had Drive In Theaters. 1990 was a great year for movies, especially for a kid. TMNT, Total Recall, Days of Thunder, Young Guns, Tremors, Home Alon
I love how Barker always seeks to improve on his own work. First he published The Skins of the Fathers (a short story with a very similar plot to Cabal); then he published Cabal, Nightbreed's basis, and basically a more detailed take on the short story's concept; then he moved on to Weaveworld, a complex and awesome dark fantasy novel with the same themes; then, ultimately, he adapted Cabal into Nightbreed on celluloid, a film that expanded on Cabal in multiple ways. They're all variants of the same story at their core.
The "Scream" franchise generally ruined everything. Luckily we still had supernatural horror (Japanese style, psychological, "found footage," Guillermo Del Toro etc) and George A. Romero.
@@kaministquiamahackamack336 scream actually brought the slasher sub genre back and actually helped out the horror genre just because its not your genre or style doesn’t mean it ruined everything it actually brought in a new look of the slasher genre and put the whole horror genre back on the map in the 90s so actually its iconic and was one of the few that had a good sequel and franchise besides the 3rd installment
You obviously have NEVER read a comic book in your life. It's a shame that an entire generation have grown up watching those Horrible X-men movies and thinking that they have anything to do with Marvel's creation. It's kind of like people watching that Russel Crowe movie (Noah's Arc) and thinking that it is a fine representation of the Bible.
I'm involved with health-sciences, I've never been in a fight in my entire life, I do community service, and I'm not afraid of most things(except the worst human fears that everyone shares obviously). I was watching Jaws, Godzilla and Alien/Aliens at 4-5 years old by myself(parents taught me to put it in the VCR and press play), and never had nightmares, or fears of the dark. I watched horror movies all throughout my childhood. I also played violent videogames. Soooo, your argument is invalid. =)
Yea, of course. Not saying everyone can do that as a kid. Just that guy said it was bad parenting, which is nuts. The only movie I had some trouble with as a kid was 'The Cell', and only because for one thing it involved real topics(a serial killer abducting women), and mainly because of the scene where the disturbing ego manifestation of the killer is pulling a dude's intestines out with this wheel thing. I didn't have nightmares about it though, it was just a bit disturbing(I was 13 at the time). John Carpenter's 'The Thing' was the scariest movie I have ever seen, but it's also my all-time favorite(Think I saw that around 7 or 8). I only had a few nightmares ever as a kid, but my older brother taught me to take control of my dreams, and to try to imagine myself with guns to kill the monsters. Never had nightmares after that! XD
Classic for any true horror fan. This and Return Of The Living Dead3 are underrated love stories. Love them both dearly. The whole of Nightbreed is just an insanely great creation. With all the shit that is out I don't understand why these ideas are not followed up.
I was hoping that they would have made a second one to this movie, I really wanted to see if they actually found a new permanent home. This was a great movie
I just saw it again recently and they changed some seens like when Boone aka Cabal let the berserkers out and they charged toward him. He jumped up out the way and yelled " Go get em' boys ! " that part was deleted. When the Dr. was killed he was propped up in a crucifix type of way. The priest who was burnt by the Nightbreed fire looked up at the Dr. and said " They will pay for what they did ", and the Doctors head moved. All that was in the original movie.
I don't think this is the original trailer. Warner Bros. didn't get the rights to the film until 1991, but Nightbreed was released by Fox/Morgan Creek in 1990.
I would always walk past this box on the shelf at Blockbuster like 93 ish was about 8 and this and the Creep Show Box just that alone would terrify My little ass. I’ve of course seen Creepshow many times over the Years and it’s a solid movie. I’ve never seen this though. It’s on prime I may have to finally view it after 38 yrs loo
Can’t believe this was 1990! I was 14 and fascinated with this film when it came out, the fact that the monsters were the good guys was something I hadn’t seen before, and I loved the makeup effects. Great movie.
The effects are so good
lmao i was 15 and blown away ,finally good guy "monsters".Though i loved the freddys ,jasons,pinhead cenobites etc,this and phantasm hit a special beat with me .Cheers 70's child 👍🏻🥃🇺🇸
On one hand, I would love to see this remade with the special effects we have now, but on the other hand, the story is so good , I don't want to change the direction.
Whoa! Wolfman's got nards!
I was 8 when this came out, lol. It was back when movie tickets were only $2 and Hawaii still had Drive In Theaters.
1990 was a great year for movies, especially for a kid. TMNT, Total Recall, Days of Thunder, Young Guns, Tremors, Home Alon
Saw it as a kid back in the 90s.. It was really good for its time!
The same as me.... I watched it together with my cousin (we were 8 and 10 years old back then) 😄
I love how Barker always seeks to improve on his own work. First he published The Skins of the Fathers (a short story with a very similar plot to Cabal); then he published Cabal, Nightbreed's basis, and basically a more detailed take on the short story's concept; then he moved on to Weaveworld, a complex and awesome dark fantasy novel with the same themes; then, ultimately, he adapted Cabal into Nightbreed on celluloid, a film that expanded on Cabal in multiple ways. They're all variants of the same story at their core.
So much style and talent out of control. This kind of movies can´t happen today. Fuck post 90s Hollywood.
lol it was a pile of shit. I think your nostalgia is getting in the way.
This film wasn’t crap, it was great!
Mariano Rodríguez today's computer generated crap is just to much and over the top.
¿Para cuándo esta película en el Miércoles de Terror?
There's a film from Turkey called Baskin which is quite similar to this
I was twelve when i first saw this and im glad that i grew up in the time when there were horror flicks like these
The "Scream" franchise generally ruined everything. Luckily we still had supernatural horror (Japanese style, psychological, "found footage," Guillermo Del Toro etc) and George A. Romero.
@@kaministquiamahackamack336 scream actually brought the slasher sub genre back and actually helped out the horror genre just because its not your genre or style doesn’t mean it ruined everything it actually brought in a new look of the slasher genre and put the whole horror genre back on the map in the 90s so actually its iconic and was one of the few that had a good sequel and franchise besides the 3rd installment
@@sui2G Candyman was better.
@@kaministquiamahackamack336 i respect that opinion candyman was a brilliant creative slasher i enjoyed it aswel as a kid
Now it's all The Conjuring Universe crap
Oh my goodness I remember watching this beautiful movie on USA or CBS
.. Those were the good days
90s horror movies are genuinely creepier to me than the new stuff that gets put out
Its the practical effects instead of cgi bullahit
Scream came out in the 90s, and arguably got the most hype of any movie that came out in that decade.
Yeah but the characters were always dumb asf lol or were written dumb
I prefer watch the old ones. Its more creepy.
i know right :D 80s too.
I'll never forget watching nightbreed ❤❤❤❤
Clive Barker's X-Men
QShaque pretty much.
QShaque but much cooler :)
You obviously have NEVER read a comic book in your life. It's a shame that an entire generation have grown up watching those Horrible X-men movies and thinking that they have anything to do with Marvel's creation. It's kind of like people watching that Russel Crowe movie (Noah's Arc) and thinking that it is a fine representation of the Bible.
Earl Obama well yes, the whole point of film adaptations is to reach out to people who aren't necessarily interested in comics
@@earlobama9961 chilll out!! you obviously misunderstood his joke.
I like how the trailers uses the Aiens music from when they escape the exploding atmospheric station.
Which also was in part used in Die Hard.
Just saw it first time today. Really underrated movie, though admittedly the second half isn't as good as the first. Great role by Cronenberg, too.
yea lot from the second half of the movie was left on the cutting room floor,and much as i love night-breed ,it really does show and your right.....
The book is better.
Never seen it, i have to correct that, got some hellraiser vibes. I like it a lot
@@SGC564 hate hell raiser- apart from some costumes and makeup. Cabal is WAY better albeit in book form.
i always thought the same ....as soon as boon got accepted by nightbreed it went downhill
Love this classic all the characters were awesome
When this movie came out I was about 7 years old and I loved it! Still do!
Bad parenting.
I'm involved with health-sciences, I've never been in a fight in my entire life, I do community service, and I'm not afraid of most things(except the worst human fears that everyone shares obviously). I was watching Jaws, Godzilla and Alien/Aliens at 4-5 years old by myself(parents taught me to put it in the VCR and press play), and never had nightmares, or fears of the dark. I watched horror movies all throughout my childhood. I also played violent videogames. Soooo, your argument is invalid. =)
I was just like you guys, watching all this when I was very, very, young. Except I was born in 1987. =)
@@Ajmes
Depends on the person, man. I was scared shitless of horror films until I was 14 or 15.
Yea, of course. Not saying everyone can do that as a kid. Just that guy said it was bad parenting, which is nuts. The only movie I had some trouble with as a kid was 'The Cell', and only because for one thing it involved real topics(a serial killer abducting women), and mainly because of the scene where the disturbing ego manifestation of the killer is pulling a dude's intestines out with this wheel thing. I didn't have nightmares about it though, it was just a bit disturbing(I was 13 at the time).
John Carpenter's 'The Thing' was the scariest movie I have ever seen, but it's also my all-time favorite(Think I saw that around 7 or 8).
I only had a few nightmares ever as a kid, but my older brother taught me to take control of my dreams, and to try to imagine myself with guns to kill the monsters. Never had nightmares after that! XD
legendary horror movie...
I thought it's a comedy?
more like a creature feature with a slight dose of social satire (man is the enemy, of course its a satire)
Just watched this movie and all I can say is... WOW! Incredible. Was like Tim Burton took a shit load of drugs or something. Insane! Loved it.
I would give anything to go back and see this in the theaters again like I did for the first time. My favorite movie
Get a projector
Watched this for the first time today.Wow! Why didn't someone tell me about this movie before?! So good, and so before it's time.
outstanding classic!
The best horror movie I've ever seen! Great effects, interesting story, amazing message !! I like this movie for over 30 years !!
The monsters as the good guys that’s a good idea and I like it
Classic for any true horror fan.
This and Return Of The Living Dead3 are underrated love stories.
Love them both dearly. The whole of Nightbreed is just an insanely great creation. With all the shit that is out I don't understand why these ideas are not followed up.
Money and generic media is why they don’t get followed up, these kind of movies take thinking.
A great movie & book by Clive Barker. Gory & cool.
Ah! Aliens' soundscore on the background XD
UK 🇬🇧 Black Metal band Cradle of Filth’s fourth album was called Midian. The last song in particular called Tortured Soul Asylum. Good stuff
One of my favorite movies EVER!!
la encuentro despues de mas de 20 años buscando el nombre de la pelicula jejejej
Music by Danny elfman. I'm sold
30 years ago I saw this at the cinema! Unreal
Found a mass market paperback copy at half price books. Almost finished. Can't wait to watch it but doesn't look nearly as dark as the book
I was hoping that they would have made a second one to this movie, I really wanted to see if they actually found a new permanent home. This was a great movie
Love this movie. Would like to see this remade but not destroyed !
This is how you put together a compelling trailer
This movie & story is classic read.
Waiting on the remake
"You are no longer Boone, you are Cabaaaaaaal"
huh?
@@ellnats You clearly haven't watched the movie. Watch it, all the way through, with what I said in mind... then get back to me.
Love everything 80s 90s and y2k0😍
My favorite movie!
This movie is amazing.
I was young when this came out, I had the comic as well. Fucking outstanding!!!!
Clive barker has a hell of a imagination..... Only a mother COULD try to love ......lmao
Epic film
There’s so much cut footage I’ve been dying to see.
Nightbreed will be a tv series next year (2020) so I read.
Sounds like it got potential
"At last, the night has a hero."
BATMAN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A WORD WITH YOU.
batman is not a hero, not anymore
@@ellnats He is too!
@@aisnota5192 not after frank miller, ben affleck, and christopher nolan got through with him
@@ellnats That's their own canon. I actually read the comics.
@@aisnota5192 plus with Adam West dead, the dark knight will remain dark
Trust Me, All of you will love The Ultimate Cabal Cut 3 hours 19 mins of Clive Barker's ture vision.
Where can you get that?
I can't believe Not Kevin Bacon is in this!
I really love Clive barker.. his movies, books , etc are amazing !!
This movie is cool
Another good movie is highway thru hell
When I was little I always wanted to be one of the "monsters" in this movie.
I wanted to be human, too
Thanks 🎉
I just saw it again recently and they changed some seens like when Boone aka Cabal let the berserkers out and they charged toward him. He jumped up out the way and yelled " Go get em' boys ! " that part was deleted. When the Dr. was killed he was propped up in a crucifix type of way. The priest who was burnt by the Nightbreed fire looked up at the Dr. and said " They will pay for what they did ", and the Doctors head moved. All that was in the original movie.
Saw this recently and loved it. Wish Clive would make a sequel, and he would direct/write more movies.
I saw this with my grandma! She wasn't impressed - she lectured me all the way through it! lol
The nightbreed crossover with Hellraiser is dope.
sounds like we're going head to head with the devil himself
zero15388 not quite,but damn close indeed
Adult Labyrinth; prove me wrong
great film. hard to find
In what way is it hard to find? You can watch it anytime on Shudder and there have been several vhs, dvd, and blu ray releases....
@@seandavis908 maybe the original VHS tape lol or DVD
Cool!!
I don't think this is the original trailer. Warner Bros. didn't get the rights to the film until 1991, but Nightbreed was released by Fox/Morgan Creek in 1990.
Day man, oooooooh protector of the nightman... oooOoooo master of karate
killer movie
got it on dvd
Cool 😎
If anyone's interested, trailer uses the film score from Aliens.
I was like 4 when I saw this.....lol. It's like a dream to me.
I watched this as a kid and I repressed it until today 😢
Free on Tubi what a classic
Crazy wierd movie 2021 still
Onde assistir esse filme
Aliens - Bishops Countdown playing in the back ground there
It also plays the Crane from another James Cameron movie, The Abyss, by Alan Silvestri.
Ok. Nobody can talk about Craig Sheffer and say that he was a handsome man ?!!!
I need to watch this... somehow
GREAT MOVIE
Old nice👍💯
Oh deer.
Call Ezra.
Ezra doesn't have a phone.
So much love to the detail and no cgi crap... 😁
Love it until today.
Its' like Silent hill meets Night of the demons !!! Cool!!!!
I LOVED this movie as a kid (don't ask me why i was able to watch such a thing) , but it was one of my faves. :D
HBO or Cinemax in the 90s? How I saw it.
I seen this movie in 1990 before DVD and blu ray was even invented 🥰😍👹👻
Amante de filmes de terror e não tinha assistido esse não não tem ele aqui dublado vou ver rss
Interdimensional cable is cool
The special effects are like they were done yesterday.
We never got a sequel for this hey?
A great film of its time pity it was a flop at the cinema but hopefully it will go well with the tv series next year.
Hey 👋 I’ll might get This Movie 🎥 called Nightbreed on Blu ray for Christmas 🎄
un lik para descargarla este es un tremendo clasico
I find it interesting that the film score was made by Danny Elfman, but the trailer music is from James Horner, specifically "Aliens."
Nice movie
Something Natural This Way Comes.
Soy del 2020 ..el futuro es hoy viejo
Classic
I would always walk past this box on the shelf at Blockbuster like 93 ish was about 8 and this and the Creep Show Box just that alone would terrify My little ass. I’ve of course seen Creepshow many times over the Years and it’s a solid movie. I’ve never seen this though. It’s on prime I may have to finally view it after 38 yrs loo
I'm sure I had this on the Sinclair Spectrum.
Need a part 2,3,and 4
UNHhhh halloween edition? anyone? trixie and katya? lol 😂😂
Mat's Sketch BITCH YES
I swear I can't move an inch without seeing a Rupaul reference haga
Oh it Clive Barker, makes so much sense now
Was that the Aliens soundtrack? And Bill Paxton?
Criminally underrated flick
Finally, a genuine horror movie that isn't all hyped up by its trailer. Thank you Mr. Clive Barker👏👏👏.
Quando vai para hbo max
1:24 that guy was Sans before undertale was even an idea
1990 i wo h ...cathey cinema ipoh perak malaysia....