Cat People | Welcome To The Basement
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Things get eerie in the basement as we watch the classic scary movie Cat People. Rawr!
In Seen It, we spot trains, drive like babies and have a disagreement about a certain Wondrous Woman.
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finally, the return of Stu!
Stu needs to be in the hall of fame
If only it was a cat bus!
... Oh, right. That's a different WTTB episode.
Favorite animal character? The creepy dog wandering around the research facility in The Thing. Probably the greatest animal performance I've ever seen. Just by the way it moves you can tell that something's wrong.
That little animated shadow in the pool is a pretty good answer to whether or not Ms Simone really was a shapeshifter. As is the clawed cushion.
Glad to see Stu again! Also any of Matt and Tona's kitties.
I was looking away from the screen when they said Oliver Reed, and I got overly excited.
Welcome to the Basement sponsored by Chesterfield. If you want a brilliant film review smoke Chesterfield (wheeze, hack, hack).
This episode is hilarious. So many killer quips, back to back.
Have you seen "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind"?
The episode comes
on little cat feet.
They sit looking
over panther and movie
on chatty haunches
and then move on.
Welcome back, Stu.
the more episodes i watch of "Welcome to the basement" the more i like them.
I wish i would of checked it out right when you started doing them you guy are one of my favorite channels on youtube
thanks you for the years entertainment and the many to come !!!
I loved this episode. Interesting movie, interesting takes on it, the wit and jokes you both made made me laugh out loud. One of my favourite episodes, keep making this show and I’ll keep coming back!. Love.
I'm so glad you guys watched this! I believe I suggested it after watching it for my Film Noir class. It's definitely got some creepiness to it that you don't often find in older films. I love it!
Oh wow! I'm the Olivia in question, hi guys! Another fabulous episode of this amazing show.Thanks for reading Matthew's comment out. Also, the original Clint Eastwood 'The Beguiled' was our favourite after watching both back to back. Much darker, grittier, sleazier, and thought provoking than Coppola's. Coppola's wasn't bad, great cinematography, but just didn't have the same level of guts to it. Much love to you all!
Best show on You Tube !
As a father of a 4 year old boy, I would like to let Craig know that the "destroy everything Daddy owns" is just a phase. Hang in there.
I love movies where the skeptical person is like, "There's no such that as [magical thing]," and then the magical thing comes to their office at night and fucks them up.
also, really liked craig's insights on baby driver!
T2 Trainspotting & The Beguiled were 2 of my favorite films from 2017! Just excellent directing.
"That's the POWWWER OF SHRUGS!"
I saw a Cat People Tarot deck yesterday and couldn't help but think of this episode 😊
My favorite pet in movies is Shithead in "The Jerk".
Pretty good reactions from Matt there during the "cliche party" talk.
Love the Squeeze LP in the back, 'Up The Junction' is one of my favourite songs. Clapham is just up the road from where I live, spent many teenage nights "out on the windy common" ;).
Another great episode guys! Looking forward to the next one.
"appreciate at" lol
Seen it:
The secret in their eyes (2009)?
Babel (2006)?
lol this is the funniest thing ive ever seen
A beautiful brick, great line
When I think Jamie Foxx, I can't help but think of Wanda.
Well Matt, if you didn't know that stuff about Wonder Woman's powers then you're not up on your Wonder Woman.
eat the damned gumbo!
"He drove the Marmadukes out of Serbia..."
They kept leaving muddy pawprints all over the country.
Squeeze! Cool for Cats is a great album!
4 paws up = on back for belly rubs
Every basement episode should include a The Room reference.
matts hair is always my fav part of WTTB
Hey Matt and Craig, Have you guys ever seen the film “Dracula’s Daughter”?
Black panthers are jaguars, Matt - jaguars!
G'Day from Melbourne, Australia. Massive fan right here. Your show is always awesome. Have you seen "Beneath Hill 60"? I saw it last night and thought it was surprisingly good. Cheers and beers (and wine for Craig) from Oz.
Not sure why. But Craig is looking healthier than usual :p
Interestingly, I liked Wonder Woman as Craig did but I had a lot of the same thoughts that Matt had, though those observations were the reasons I enjoyed the film. It didn't need to be new, it just needed to nail down something solid and fun which the DC movies have generally lacked. It's worth noting too that Wonder Woman is basically that strong in the comics too, sort of compared to superman in terms of just constitution. Was interesting to hear your thoughts though!
Also have you guys seen Gerald's Game, the Netflix Original film? I didn't expect much from it but I was impressed at how intense and horrifying it along with the strong performances and fantastic use of a (mostly) bottle movie. Would love to hear you guys' thoughts!
WW was good, not great. It was nice to see a DCEU movie that wasn't utter shit.
I enjoyed Wonder Woman because it wasn’t nihilistic or cynical. Sometimes I have trouble wanting to even get up in the morning due to how bleak things have gotten in the world, and I find watching “life is shit and won’t get any better” stories not to be motivating. Also, it was one of the first movies I’ve ever seen that made me proud to be a woman.
That's sorta what i took from it as well, it's just a conventionally good film and sometimes you really need something that does the bread and butter well, especially in the wake of all the DC movies that try too hard to be Nolan Dark.
M. Wayne, i know exactly what you mean. Please, allow me to introduce the word Iyashikei to you.
Hey Matt and Craig! Hope you are both well. Last week I watched Robert Redford's Ordinary People and loved it. I didn't find the movie as depressing as I thought it would be, but rather more intriguing and thought provoking, especially on the subjects of grief, depression and suicidal feelings and how these can affect us and the people surrounding us. However, the next day when I talked to my mom about the movie, I found myself choking up, whereas I was not emotional while watching Ordinary People. I don't think a movie like Ordinary People would be made today. First off, we only get bits and pieces of exposition throughout the movie, rather then having the plot spoon-fed to us within the first ten minutes like so many movies that are made today tend to do. Secondly, I feel like a movie that contained a suicide attempt made today would be more gory when it doesn't need to be. We don't see Conrad's blood in the movie, but we see his father and mother's (Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore) reactions to his suicide attempt--with his father banging on Conrad's bedroom door, and his mother's stunned reaction as Conrad is put in the ambulance. These aspects of the scene are way more powerful then actually seeing any blood. It shows that the suicide attempt wasn't the made plot of the movie, but rather how the Jarrett family moves on from it, while continuing to grieve the loss of their older son, Buck. Lastly, the ending doesn't have a final resolution. It rather gives potential for a resolution, that things might not be entirely okay now, but they're getting better. For me, this is a more realistic ending to the film then a picture perfect Disney ending, and also a more depressing and less inspiring ending that they could have gone with. I also loved how the love interest for Conrad in the story doesn't "save" him from his depression, and Conrad's interaction with his therapist, particularly the final scene between the two. Sorry for this very long post but I would love to hear your thoughts on this movie, and would also like to hear any similar movies like Ordinary People for me to watch. Thank you for your time and for all your wonderful content!
Cartoon June is almost upon us, so have you seen Treasure Planet? Closer to the book than you'd expect, but it still manages to have its own interesting style and story, making it one of my favorite Disney movies.
The Misfits the last movie of Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe!! Tell me Clark Gable doesn’t look like he’s really drunk in that one scene when they are at the bar?
I watched the ending carefully and it does look to me like she transforms into a panther. Because when she dies we can see her hands sticking out of the coat, pointing forward. But the body they inspect has all legs or arms pointing downwards and has shape of a panther.
have you seen I walked with a zombie, also directed by jacques tourner? great film, lots of spooky gorgeous imagery!
The Bone Zone? Why would they go to the cemetery? Oh fuck that's a Game Society Pimps reference .. Oh well, let's say Pet Cemetery!
By the way, such an entertaining episode, full of hilarious moments! Matt's review of Wonder Woman had me in tears.. "The power of love? GIVE ME A BREAK! "
I see that Squeeze record!
My favorite movie animal was Kirk Douglas's horse Whiskey from The Villain.
I saw the remake of Cat People, and I have to say that I really do like the original better. I feel like the fact that they can't talk about the sex thing out loud makes it even more tragic and suspenseful.
I agree with Craig, indoor pools are scary...all pools are scary. XD
Coming from a guy named Poseidon XD
Hahaha ya It's a love-hate relationship. My fear draws me toward it, in a weird way.
The return of: Stu!
Thumbs up for Skippy, the perfect romantic comedy dog! (Speaking of which, please screen his career peak, The Awful Truth -- also starring Cary Grant and Irene Dunne.) Best cat -- Thomasina, another movie you should see.
4:08 this guy stores his kitten in a fucking shoebox
Now to answer the question of what a catdog person would be.
Shoot... I was hoping for the Nastassja Kinski/Malcolm McDowell version.
ik no you guy usually do older movie then this one but id love to see you do one of these on "Dune"
If you have already i couldn't find it so point me in the right detection if you have already.
Panthers can also be Jaguars or jaglion
I agree with Matt re: Wonder Woman. I had such high hopes for it, and it was so meh and cliche in so many ways. CG Ares was just so... weird looking. The escalation of her powers in the fight didn't make sense to me, suddenly she is close to immortal and can fly? I don't mind Gal Gadot though, although I agree she is a bit wooden. What bothers me the most about it is that it could have been much more than it was, it had all the ingredients but then the result seemed half baked to me.
The power of Love Craig?!
Have you guys ever seen Two Zeds and a Nought?
Can you guys talk about the movie Snatch and tell everyone how great and underrated it is!!
How can Matt hear the padding of *silent* feet? Madness!
Is that the first Blu-Ray tossed at Craig?
also yes matt!!! preach on wonder woman. very overrated film
Have you guys seen Submarine directed by Richard Ayoade? Not sure if you have covered it previously.
We have covered it. Check out our Panic In Year Zero episode.
Thanks Craig, keep up the good work!
"She's still a girl"
Well to be fair, you got that wrong the last time.
Where's the "Stu" running joke originally from? I've heard them reference Stu so many times, but it's never made sense to me :S
All That Jazz was indeed the birthplace of Stu.
The sequel to this movie was pretty weird.
*gets covered in gasoline*
3:17 Oliver Reed? Plainly that's not Coke
wait a minute, this isn't Sleepwalkers
I like chicken gumbo.
So, if a black panther is a leopard would that make Pink Panther into Pink Leopard
Or Pink Jaguar. Apparently jaguars are called panthers too.
STU!!
You don't have to like Wonder Woman (2017), but my GOD Matt, how could you hate Gal Gadot? She is such an amazing person both inside and out!
Well I don't hate her...
Meow
It hurt me to hear Matt comparing Wonder Woman to the Hulk and complaining about it. Diana is essentially a demi-god formed from clay and was gifted various powers by the gods of Olympus (Hermes, for instance, gave her the ability to fly), so she can easily go toe-to-toe with the likes of Superman and Captain Marvel.
Thank god Matt took down Wonder Woman.
Was it watchable? Sure. Was it groundbreaking? Meh. Was it great cinema? No.
Yeah I agree with Matt that Wonder Woman was kinda garbage. It was like a bad version of the 2011 Captain America, and that movie wasn't great either. People raved about it because it was a woman super hero film, but honestly I think the character of Wonder Woman could be done better justice than the milquetoast political bait that was that movie.
Matt, you're high......I thought Gal Gadot was perfect for the role, an exotic female with a strong presence.....Her "brick" acting was intended to accentuate the character's "fish out of water" experience to WW2 and the male dominated roles of 1940......Just my 2 cents...
Oh Matt. Hating on Wonder Woman? No.
pcwkid76 Good point