Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | Who Wants Popcorn!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2022
- The Clowning Around Continues! We both check out Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988). Here's our reaction to our first time watching.
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This terrified me as a kid. The comedic elements went over my head at the time.
Same even though i loved clowns 🤣🤣🤣
Ya, I can't overstate enough how much this movie terrified me.
Same! The clown drinking the blood/liquefied human in the crazy straw game me nightmares!
"Don't worry, Dave. All we want to do is kill you." That part has stayed with me since childhood.
This movie and "return of the living dead" I just did not see the comedy in either when i was a child...only trauma lol
Mooney's death was a payoff from his earlier statement "But you won't make a dummy out of me!.
The actor John Vernon was a voice actor in a lot of video games and cartoons, so you may have heard him in one or more of them.
his most famous role is the dean in Animal House
I recognize his voice immediately as Rupert Thorne from Batman the animated series
@@soljwf5664 Also as a what I think was a bounty hunter. In the Clint Eastwood epic, The outlaw Josey Whales.
they actually watched Dirty Harry on this channel
Yeah, John Vernon literally has half a million screen and voice credits. Prolific guy and had a great voice!
Hell of a good flick! And no, mind you, I do not mean "so bad it's good" bull$h!t - I actually think it's JUST PLAIN AWESOME! It's really clever and imaginative, and I really admire it for that.
It’s not like the leprechaun movies where “their so bad their good”
The reason it’s great is because it’s a movie that doesn’t try to be something it’s not…
It’s a ridiculous premise that’s a bit creepy and it rolls with 100% of the way💪🏾😂
I love when their daughters show up 😂❤️ they're so cute 🥰
Seeing your little ones on this video was so heartwarming and so beautiful! As a proud father of myself I loved seeing you guys being so sweet to your little girls and giving them a kiss good night and having them sing the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang song:)
I love when the kids come and get their hugs and kisses 🥰🤗
What kids theres no kids in the movie buddy
Fun fact: These clown masks were repainted and reused for the movie Ernest Scared Stupid. Also I think the blonde "nerd" in the beginning is actually comedian Christopher Titus
He is haha
I will always love this movie. It holds a special place in my heart. It's pure gold! A classic
Me too🥰
Same!
YES. My older cousin used to babysit me and we would watch this movie all the time! She just gifted me it today and she was like its a gag gift and I'm like nooo it's actually so awesome
I love that your youngest kid always comes in first. It reminds me of my older sister always sending me in first, saying "I'm right behind you..."
That's exactly what my girls do! I hear my girls whispering by my door, and my oldest it's always encouraging her to go in! 😂
God bless those kids, they were so adorable.
@@shadowstyle1434 You mean the Slobber Gnomes?
Fun fact: a few years after this, the clown costumes were modified and reused in Ernest Scared Stupid as trolls.
I saw that it's really cool
When my wife and I were dating back in the late 90s, we bonded big time over this movie as we finally met another who saw and loved this one when we were kids.
Also, when our son was a toddler, this was his FAVORITE movie. He always insisted on watching this before bed time
I love that so much. Late 90s baby here who watched this for first time at three. My parents were appalled I had found and watched it. But lone behold horror became my go-to series. I no longer was interested in Disney.
@@Apoctolyptic12 and so began a life of awesome
My cousin gave me this movie for xmas since I made her watch it with me a lot as a kid (she's older). It was easily my favorite present so far, I'm incredibly touched that she remembered.
@@Apoctolyptic12 my grandma put this on for me around 6-8 lol it's a classic.
I’m 38…watched this constantly as a kid…absolutely ridiculous and awesome…the makeup/ effects for the clowns and everything else was really good…especially the clown suits/masks
While Mooney's death happened off camera, I still count his as my favorite because he was turned into the big clown's ventriloquist puppet. The big clown is also my favorite out of all the clowns.
It's funny and terrifying at the same time. He also foreshadowed it early on. "You ain't gonna make a dummy out of me!"
Yes Jumbo is the best, the more terrifying , love Slim too, hope to see both in the game next year
My parents had this movie on a VHS tape. I remember watching it and laughing my butt off because it was so absurd. A real 80's classic comedy-horror movie.
I am at the point already where i love those retro movies more than most of the new stuff
“Killer clowns from outer space…. Hooooly shit..”
Best line delivery ever put to film.
Tag line: In space, no one can eat ice cream.
A cult classic! I laughed my arse off back in the day when the Klown punched the guy's head off!
A classic!
"He sounds so familiar..."
He was the bad guy in Ernest Goes To Camp who tried to get the camp's land.
That cop is played by John Vernon you probably remember him from Animal House. Also, Suzanne Snyder was in Return of the Living Dead ll and Weird Science. She was the Parker Posey of 80's cheese...also, also I hope a clown gets to use the hammer in part 2
I don't think they've seen Animal House.
I’m guessing they know him from Dirty Harry, Airplane 2, or possibly just recognized his voice from Batman the animated series (Rupert Thorne).
If they get around to it, John Vernon is also Fletcher in The Outlaw Josey Wales
He was also the Principal in Savage Streets.
The old guy with the dog was in one of my favorite movies - ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’. He played Tom Fury, a lightning rod salesman.
He was also Gramps in House 2 The Second Story.
That was a great movie alright
Oh damn I just posted about Royal Dano and his role as Tom Fury! What a great forgotten movie. Jason robards, Johnathan Price, royal dano, pam Greer, great stuff.
ok this one terrified me as a kid. I should see if I can find it for a re-watch.
I remember him from Spaced Invaders.
One of my favorites growing up! A great movie, because, it never tries to be anything more than what it is, a fun, ridiculous, B-movie. Plus, the theme song was done by the Dickies!
I saw them in concert twice in the 80's, a combination of off color comedy and their tongue in cheek pop punk.
I absolutely love this movie from start to finish!
And I love the song as well!
Performed by The Dickies...
I am 40 years old. This is my FAVORITE 80s B-Movie Horror OF ALL TIME!!! I got shirts, a mug, pins and gonna get Funko Pops of the Klowns. LOVE this movie!!!!
Favorite kill is the hand puppet eating the crowd. Great imagination in this movie, I've loved it since childhood. I really hope they get a sequel or something else made to expand the mythology just a little.
That night-night was Adorable! 💓
My friends still quote this movie. “What are ya gonna do ? Knock my block off?”
One of the best goofy campy movies ever. Debbie is Suzanne Snyder, she was the woman on Seinfeld that wouldn't try the apple pie. The older sheriff is the principal in Animal House.
"Always carry a pocket knife"-especially in a Federal Building!
That cop you couldn't recognize was Dean Werner from Animal House.
Honestly this movie is a small gem that we always will love because the cheesiness is done right along with the movie sets and costume designs.
The one the Chiodos called Shorty is my favorite...he's so hideous, he's adorable😅😅😅
Love this movie to death. My favorite Klown I call him Baby Klown. Always cracks me up when he "knocks the guy's block off" and especially when he puts the cherry on top of the guard that they melted with the pies.
His name is canonically “Shorty”. ~
@@darchangel8675309 Cool. I'll still call him Baby. It'll just be my nickname for him.
Decapitation!
I feel bad for Farmer Green. He was a nice old man who just loved the circus and his dog, he didn’t deserve to die.
I've seen A LOT of random people die in horror movies. Out of them all, that poor man and his dog make me feel so bad.
Real quick, I love watching y'alls content. I loved this movie growing up.
But the thing I want to say is....those babies! I get tickled every time they walk in on the reviews. Cherish it! Remember every moment. They will be to grown before you know it.
I lost my only boy last month. He was 22. Cancer. His last birthday I turned my apartment into a movie theater. Big screen, projector, candy, popcorn, sodas, even drawn up movie tickets. We loved and shared movies together. Even from he was little, like your girls. Love them, share y'alls love of film with them, and never take one second for granted. 🤗🤗
I’m unspeakably sorry for your loss. Your son was so, so lucky to have such a fun and wonderful dad, and to know just how loved he was
This is one of my favourite movies ever. It’s such a joy. Full of tongue in cheek, creative 80s awesomeness. They sure don’t make ‘em like this anymore.
31:18 There it is! There It Is! Perfect! "Welcome on Back to You, Me and the Inflatables!" Even Better! LMAO! 😆😆😆😆😆😆
My son, for years would just randomly yell out "ANOTHER DOOOR!!?" lol I raised him well
I remember a review of the movie when it was in theaters. The guy gave it a positive review but started with "Well, one thing is for sure. They delivered the TITLE."
Will the little ones be a regular occurance?
They are adorable 😊
Biggest laugh I got: "Did somebody request this?".... Lol🤣😄🤣
Hands down THE GREATEST B movie ever made. So much heart and care was clearly put in to make it a fun, cheesy, creepy time. And you can NEVER deny the amazing designs of the Klowns. It deserves it's legendary status and praise.
I was fifteen when it came out. I have yet to see it, but I know it has Grant Cramer who played Scottie in "Hardbodies", which is one of my favorite movies.
That cop at 3:07 was the construction foreman in Earnest goes to camp.
How can you not love this movie? Killer. Clowns. From. Outer. Space.
The two things I remember the most from this movie is the the theme song and the clown knocking the guy's block off with boxing gloves on.
Favorite kill is eating the group of people with the shadow puppet.
The laugh of Spikey is definitely terrifying!
when Mooney says you wont make a dummy out of me, they made a dummy out of him
Absolute B-Movie Classic. Massive cult flowing in the UK for this film.
LOVE the Fact that your little monsters are watching Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on a loop, on VHS. Despite the Child Catcher and a King trying to kill his Queen!
The 80's really had some special movies lol
That guy drinking beer at the beginning was aspiring comedian Christopher Titus, he LOVES when people bring up this movie.
There's a deleted scene where Debbie says that she was kidnapped by clowns and they basically had yellow eyes and dingy teeth meaning that they've been to Earth before which kind of explains why she was too scared to go in the tent
My favorite clown is the one who pretended to be a robot. I f’n love this movie.
This movie is an annual New Years tradition for me. I have no idea how that started but I’m not complaining. It’s so bad it’s great.
I saw this at the Drive-in on a double bill with The Return of the Killer Tomatoes, which was the sequel to the 1970s cult classic Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, the part satire, part homage to all those cheesy 1950s sci-fi/horror movies about the dangers of atomic radiation (the giant tarantula attacking Las Vegas, the giant ants attacking Los Angeles, the giant grasshoppers attacking Chicago, etc.). Great fun.
‘Them’! The film about Ants attacking LA is an absolute must for any B-Movie fan. Another favourite of mine is Invasion of the Saucermen…..can’t go wrong with Martians that look like cabbages with hypodermic needles in their fingers 😂
I love how oblivious the Mr. is with his headphones on full blast.
Mrs: Is there just a regular Killer Klowns?
Mr: Killer Klowns!!
This is indeed a perfect movie for when one wants to take a break from scary clown stuff. People sometimes wonder why they toy with people, and why they leave their noses exposed, if they know it's their weakness. Personally, I think it's 1 of 2 things: (A): Part of their culture. Sort of like a code of honor, that there are certain rules they need to abide by. Similar to the Yautja (Predator) society. They're not actually out to conquer the planet. They just stop by now and then for food, and fun. And perhaps they actually view someone cleaver enough to pop their nose as worthy to have killed one of them. Or (B): There's a level of magic to these things, which binds them to act in certain ways. They have powerful tech, and possibly magic (noticeably stuff like the balloon dog, invisible car, and shadow puppets), but also a compulsion towards all of this clownish behavior. Possibly, if they were to attempt to protect their noses, said noses would pop by themselves. Possibly, their species made some sort of "deal with the devil" type of bargain. They get to be virtually immortal, all this cool stuff and power, but they can't protect their biggest weak point. It would also explain why they self destruct the way they do when nose is popped, instead of just keeling over.
One of my all-time favorite movies since I was a kid! Thanks for reacting to it. I'll never forgive Disney for killing the sequel.
Some years after this movie came out, a couple of the old clown costumes were dredged up from storage in a warehouse somewhere, re-painted, and used for Earnest Scared Stupid.
Awww! Kids are cute. After seeing your last live video and you mentioning them watching Chitty Chitty Bang Bang I had to order it. As a Disney movie and me being in my 40s I can't believe I haven't seen it yet.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is such an amazing movie. The grandpa is actually younger than the father is
this was the first movie that I saw where I questioned the logic of the film vs reality. before that every movie I saw was 100% possible and real.
That cop is played by John Vernon, who is Kate Vernon's (Ellon Tigh on BSG) Father.
This movie got me grounded all summer long. My mom rented it and It got stuck in the VCR so I took a pair of scissors and cut it out. My dad returned it and next time we went to go rent a movie they said we owe 350 dollars. See the movie was a new release and they changed us for the price they paid for it. My dad freaked out on me and I got grounded for like 2 months
Sgt Moonie is best known fir his role in Animal House (1978) as Dean Wormer.
Oh Yay! Another traumatizing movie from my childhood. Let's go! 🍿
Clown house is the best clown horror from the 80's genuinely scary
Saw this when it first came out (I was 7!!😱), and it's been one of my favorite cult films ever since. My favorite clown kill has always been the shadow puppet kill. ...switching gears, I just have to mention that your kids are adorable!
Loved this as a kid and still do today.Stupid but fun and creepy in parts. It definitely has a cult following these days.
The ventriloquist scene with officer mooney still gives me goosebumps. Such a chilling scene.
The actor John Vernon was also in dirty harry
This used to play a lot on HBO and the like, back in the late 80s, early 90s. The 4:3 cut that they used for TV had a major goof in it. When the clown creature comes up out of the toilet, you could see the end of the neck and the puppeteer's arm. Apparently they made the fullscreen version by just uncropping the widescreen one.
I love this movie my favorite part and quote is What are you gonna do knock my block off.
The fun part o the movie is that in the 80's there was a glut of horror/slasher/gore flicks vying for your dollar. This movie took all tropes, dropped it into a completely absurd premise and played it straight. Also the practical/make-up FX and set design are top notch.
This movie gives me the childhood feels. The short clown's antics were my favorite especially with putting the cherry on top.
Awwe those lil babies are sooo precious!! 😂❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
Clowns are far from cute.....
One of the first horror movies I ever watched. I will always love it! Excited for the video game to be released. Thanks for reacting!
SO RIDICULOUS AND EXTREME. I GUESS THAT'S WHAT MAKES IT SO GOOD !
My cousin gave me this movie as an inside joke today but I'm sooo touched bc she remembered!
I'd have to say my favorite kill would be the pie one as well, that was hilarious! My favorite clown is the main one with the spikey red hair, green outfit and blue makeup from the poster. I'm not sure of any of their names but yeah, I think that one is awesome! My favorite clown weapon is definitely the popcorn shooter, that killed me when I saw it!
I love how serious this movie takes itself. It's utter ridiculous but very serious in it's tone. Also I was born in 1988. July 1988.
No '80s punk film discussion would be complete without mentioning "Repo Man". An absolute must.
love me some Repo Man
The sequel has been in development hell since 2012 & for awhile it sounded like it was gonna be a TV-show also. If they do finally make the sequel I do hope it still uses practical effects & not too much cgi. And I wouldn't mind if they turned it rated-R either.
hopefully the 3v7 asymmetrical horror game they have coming out next year provides the needed hype to boost the sequel movie out of that development hell.
@@captainkingpin6836 Hopefully and the game looks awesome =)
Something interesting about the Klowns is that a couple of them were repainted and repurposed as Trolls in Earnest Scared Stupid in 1991.
One of the most fun and creative horror movies of the 80s. I used to watch this on cable when I was a kid all the time.
The car with it's inside covered by cotton candy was a rental and they had to pay for damages the fake cotton candy did.
If you want to see a clown that's cute & cuddly like these guys, watch "Terrifier". You'll wanna hug him. (Shhhhh! Don't tell them!😉) Btw, no balloon-dogs were harmed in the making of this movie. It was all trick photography. The balloon-dog is OK.👌Btw again, your little girls are _ADORABLE!!_ 🤗
The soundtrack for this movie still kills it.
11:30
His name's John Vernon and a lot of his roles in the 80s and horror media involved policemen, so I think he looked at the script of the Chioto brothers and said "Hold on, you're telling me that this Mooney guy is a parody of police work? Buds, this is about as accurate as they come. I'm in."
"To face those rapids." HIGH 5, BRO!
I had a 6 and a half foot killer klown in the corner of my living room.. it was slim,the one that did the shadow puppets.
This metal version of Entry of the Gladiators they use as the theme is probably the first time I head banged.
Spencer Gifts at one point sold Killer Klown doll babies....so regret not buying a few lol and funny trivia: they had to coat the balloon dogs legs with liquid latex cuz twigs and rocks kept popping them lol
Aww when you’re kids walked in that was adorable you guys are awsome parents I watched this movie as a kid with my dad and can’t remember if it scared me or not but my dad still mentions the popcorn gun every chance he gets
The pie kill was epic.
Those times i bugged y'all during live streams has paid off. Thanks for doing it!
He was the dean of Faber College in Animal House among other things. He actually ends up being made into a dummy in this movie despite his claim that they won't make a dummy out of him. LMFAO
Wasn't he also in Savage streets
He was also Mr. Big in I'm Gonna Git You Sucka.
@@NightRanger-lz6tp He's been in a lot of films, a lot.
@@NightRanger-lz6tp oh shit he was
@@Samurai_Stoner I mean a lot, over a long career.
Mooney being made into a dummy was the best kill, even if off screen!
I always enjoy seeing Royal Dano in any cheesey horror film. Love him as Tom Fury in the 80s "Something Wicked This Way Comes.
Loved it as a child. My 8 year old nephew & 7 year old niece watch it twice a year at least for the past 3 years. They demand it. They love it. 😆
Absolutely in my top ten favorite horror movies.its so damn fun.plus "what are you gonna do with those pies , boys?" Is a great quote
What great timing with the game being announced haha
Watched this film a thousand times...The out takes are funny.The actress that portrays the dizzy blond accidently bumps her head and yells FU*K and also,there are funny things that were on the VHS tapes,when it was released back the late 80's,early 90s.
One of my favorites! The only creepy/scary part if this movie is the kid in the restaurant.