I think there needs to be more of them. I really wish Halloween 3 had a better reception when it was released as the number of different directions that Carpenter could have gone are immense and we could have gotten some other brilliant ideas with brilliant performances. Instead we went back to the bland slasher formula with a killer and main protagonist Loomis who were, in all intents and purposes, killed off in Part 2.
If it is made with love an care I usually appreciate the effort. Most times however a producer alters a preexisting script to "make a sequel" of a popular property or a distributor alters a name to pretend it is a sequel. This practice is why it seems like most anthology style sequels are trash.
I remember seeing House 2 when I was around 8 years old. At the time I loved it, it seemed perfectly geared to young kids to young teenagers. A mix of cute, juvenile, adventure, fantasy and creepy (mainly Slim and the final 10 minutes). I guess that’s where it works best, as a good introduction for young people into horror elements without going too dark.
@@firstnamelastnamethirdname Cute enough that I contacted Super 7 to do a ReAction figure of it. They said they'd look into it. If more people asked...
I love how bizarrely crazy and random this movie is and it's a massive load of 80's fun. I first saw it on VHS back in the day when it came out and I was about 10 years old.
Wait... Phil Tippett? Wasn't he the guy who was supposed to supervise the dinosaurs during the filming of Jurassic Park? Dammit Phil! People died because of your negligence!
House and House, the weirdest pair of unrelated movies with the same name. I wonder how the Japanese would make a similarilarly(sp) different sequel to their House?
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 tonight my dad was watching him but didn’t know about how awful he is. I told him all the terrible shit he said and sent him sources. now I just have to wait for him to respond.
I completely ADORE House II: The Second Story. Gramps is one of my all time favourite characters. Also one of the saddest deaths, too. I cry like a baby every time. Always love your content, Brandon. Stay awesome.
I just love the Electrician. His nonchalant attitude towards the other dimension and the fact he keeps a cutlass in his tool kit always makes me wonder how many times he's done this.
8:53 This movie came out only a month after Predator (though the story's set in 1986). Evil Dead 2 came out the same year. 1987 was a great year for movies! 9:09 Clearly, they drew inspirado from Ray Harryhausen (not unlike Sam Raimi). 9:14 It's a giant mole-beast. 11:16 Correct. It's an action-comedy. If House 1 is comparable to Evil Dead 2, then House 2 is comparable to Army of Darkness. 12:41 Practically quoting Murray Futterman. 13:25 That character deserves his own movie just like Brad Dourif's Tucker Cleveland from Graveyard Shift. 13:58 Thirty/Thirty was muh fave even though he was kind of a Leroy Jenkins type. 14:55 He uses a lever-action rifle just like Ash at the end of the theatrical version of Army of Darkness. Different make and model, but still a levergun. Nothin' more fun than a levergun. 15:31 Notice how he wields that levergun left-handed, whereas he fired that single-action revolver right-handed when attempting to duel with Slim. Maybe he missed so bad because he's left-handed. Or maybe he's cross-dominant. If your left eye is your master eye, just shoot left-handed.
The Adventures of Tucker Cleveland. I'd pay to watch those movies! But would they be prequels or did Tucker somehow survive being crushed in Graveyard Shift?
@@7superdaimajin They'd have to be prequels. Unless he became a Deadite. But that could work too, though, since he could be the one good(ish) Deadite and his journey would be to escape from that fate (kinda like Spawn). *Edit/Note:* Tying Graveyard Shift in with the Evil Dead mythos?! Sure! Why not?!
@@VampireJack10 Oh the original will always be the better of the two movies, but House 2 has a charm all its own. Plus it has John Ratzenberger as a dimension hopping adventurer/electrician. I never thought I would find myself pining for the cinema of the 1980's but sometimes I do. Thank you for replying!
I'm a 90s kid and they played this all the time on HBO so House II was my introduction to the franchise and I loved it! To this day I've never seen the original and I'm find with that because this one looks a lot more fun!
I LOVED this movie when I was a kid. I even had the (surprisingly good) Marvel Comics adaptation. More of an adventure film than a horror movie, in my opinion.
The first was a horror comedy they couldn't figure out how to do a direct sequel to the original so they just did another haunted house. I actually like the idea of this being an anthology series about random haunting. This one is a family adventure film for the most part with some horror elements.
Also, the prehistoric creatures in this movie look like they can also fit in in Jim Henson’s Dinosaurs. Wouldn’t be a surprise if the pug caterpillar came out from the Sinclairs’ fridge.
Yea, Brandon, I remember Bravestarr. I'm just surprised YOU do. lol. I'm sure I'm a tad bit older then you. Good point though, both those characters are the same.
The only thing I recall from Bravestarr is the DARE episode they did, where the one kid got hooked on an unspecified drug and ended up dying. The last scene was a "don't do drugs" speech from Bravestarr *in front of the kid's grave*. Pretty heavy stuff to drop in with no warning in a Saturday morning cartoon bloc. Scared the hell out of me as a kid, because they never specified what the drug was, so I had no idea what I was supposed to avoid. Pretty much the DARE program in a nutshell; generalized fear with no actual useful information.
I love how high the quality is of your work. It can't be easy to pump out videos as often as you do but to keep them at such great quality is impressive. Thank you and keep up the hustle
I remember watching this one long ago, and I was kind of annoyed that it was so different from the first one. However I will agree on the effects and puppets.
From Lou Scheimer, than man who thought snake me were too scary for kids, thought mature themes like a teen dying from drug abuse were perfectly fine for children.
Many years ago when I was around 12 years old. I've seen this movie I've watched it from the middle so had no idea what was the name of it. Thank you very much Brandon for reminding me about it!
@@Charistoph I watched it when it first aired. I remember then trying to find the piolet movie. I watched the movie for the first time last year. Airing schedule was just insane back in the day.
Brandon, thank you for doing this review. House II was probably my daughter and I favorite film to watch together. I lost her in 2015 to a car accident when she was just 19 years old. I know it's far from the greatest movie, but it was special to us and whenever someone brings it up Im filled with wonderful memories of a much better time. I'd give anything to go back to the last time she and I sat on the couch laughing at the Puppy-pillar/Cata-puppy. I've enjoyed so many of your reviews and knew this just had to come up sometime, so thank you again.
Another excellent video from Mr Tenold! I really liked the first House film. Brave Starr was an AWESOME cartoon. Prairie People! A robot horse with a shotgun! Marvellous! The stop motion dinosaurs look excellent too. Phantasm II! Oh my!
I remember Brave Starr - I had the figures/the fort playset - which had its own wee jail if I am remembering correctly, the movie and colouring books too - was a pretty sweet cartoon. I was shocked when I checked up on it to see how little of it was actually produced - 1 season (+ the movie) all be it an extended one, it felt like I watched it for years back then. This cartoon is never ever mentioned - nice one Brandon - it made me remember I was big into Visionaries too at that time - toy wise anyway. Ah, nostalgia.
I love house 2. More than the original -- I mean, I love the first one, and it was better made, but ... something about alien dimensions folded into a haunted house that I find enticing.
Remember seeing this at the old Texas Theatre in Seguin,Tx when I was 14. The performance by Royal Dano, special effects and John Ratzenberger made it great. I always wanted John Ratzenberger character to have his own movie or TV series.
I know people here are gonna talk about the review itself but, who ever made the video thumbnail seriously has improved their art game! Like damn from everything I've seen concerning thumbnails, it's progressively getting more and more improved! Keep up the good work who ever you are
Just preordered my copy of ISOD 2 earlier this morning; had been meaning to do so for a while since I got emails for it since I pre-ordered the first one.
The one thing I have to say about the first two films, is that the music is incredible. I first saw this film as a double feature with House On the Sci-Fi channel in the late 90s. It’s fun for what it is.
Damn stop motion. That worm dog thing was the first critter I wanted from a movie growing up. Also brave Star was awesome and those troll midgets from it could kick any ompa lompas ass all day long.
Nice Bravestarr drop duder!...I def remember and sweet Freedom Run from Kyuss excerpt last video too! Looking forward to the Phantasm 2 Review ... Keep the sarcasm coming brotha!! 🤘😝🤘
Years ago, I saw this movie on the Sci-Fi Channel. I never did get the name of it, and I loved Zombie Gramps. Thank you for helping me solve a years-old mystery with this review. May your great, great, great, great grampa smile down on you. 😁
Thanks for helping solve a decades long mystery for me! I had seen this movie as a kid, and distinct remember the puppets, the dinner scene and the end. Tho my mind had conflated the bird baby as some sort of zombie turkey, lol. For YEARS I've been wondering what the fuck this movie was, and the internet was no help, kept getting false hits for either the Frighteners or Meet the Feebles (of all things). Glad that's resolved!
This was the first horror movie I ever saw in the theaters. It made such an impression that I went as Slim for Halloween, but I realize now that the brown makeup probably made me look like I was doing blackface. 😬
Thank you so much, I saw the last 20 minutes of this movie 2 decades ago on tv when I was a kid and I've been asking everyone if they could tell me the name of it...im exited that I know what movie to look up .thanks again
I'm not as big on horror as Brandon is, so I found this show back in the vhs days and loved it to death, it fits my humor and yes Bill is so slimy in this I feel I need a wash after his bits. But there are so much to love and I know a lot of my friends love it from the dogapiller to the stop action and the John Ratzenberger.
Not gonna lie, I really wanted a caterpillar dog after seeing this movie as a kid. I can not wait for your Phantasm 2 review. A true gem that is different, better and builds on its original.
First time commenter,I'm Scottish so we're almost related 😂😂😂,just kidding,I'm 48 so watching you review all the movies with your unique view takes me down memory lane with a uniquely hilarious twist,many's a time one of your videoes has popped up and I've said to myself 'Wish I'd nicked his concept'😂😂😂,anyways,your making an old crappy movie fan very happy,so keep up the good work,Kudos to you fella!👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏❤👏👏👏👏😈
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Do you mind when movies have 'anthology'-style sequels where it's a self-contained story instead of a direct continuation?
No I love them I might be a rare breed though..
i enjoy the rarity we do not get anthology series enough its why i am a fan of Halloween 3
It depends if the story in the first is necessary to continue. Otherwise, have fun creating the next story in your series.
I think there needs to be more of them. I really wish Halloween 3 had a better reception when it was released as the number of different directions that Carpenter could have gone are immense and we could have gotten some other brilliant ideas with brilliant performances. Instead we went back to the bland slasher formula with a killer and main protagonist Loomis who were, in all intents and purposes, killed off in Part 2.
If it is made with love an care I usually appreciate the effort. Most times however a producer alters a preexisting script to "make a sequel" of a popular property or a distributor alters a name to pretend it is a sequel. This practice is why it seems like most anthology style sequels are trash.
Bill Maher wasn't playing a douchebag, he was just guest starring as himself.
I avoid Bill Maher like Putz Glitz. And the Noid.
John Ratzenberger was also in the first film, in a cameo.
@@KH4444444444N Just think. Someone actually had to come up with the name "Puce Glitz."
Yes Brandon. I remember Brave Starr........I loved that cartoon.
strength of the bear
Yeah you don't forget a cartoon where the sidekick is a transforming cyborg horse name Thirty-Thirty.
@@MuffinHunterX That was my favorite character.
You and me both buddy....and I liked both house 1 and house 2..but of course I'm almost 40 lol
I used to have quite a few of those toys until I got a dog.
EYES OF THE HAWK, STRENGTH OF THE BEAR, SPEED OF THE PUMA
Don't forget ears of the wolf.
Yes another Bravestar reference! Love it!
BraaaaaaaaaaveStaaaaaaaarr!
I remember seeing House 2 when I was around 8 years old. At the time I loved it, it seemed perfectly geared to young kids to young teenagers. A mix of cute, juvenile, adventure, fantasy and creepy (mainly Slim and the final 10 minutes). I guess that’s where it works best, as a good introduction for young people into horror elements without going too dark.
This movie was a straight-up departure from the first one but I have to admit it is one of my guilty pleasures.
Don't feel guilty, it's epic.
Who doesn't find the puppy caterpillar thing cute anyway?
@@firstnamelastnamethirdname I don't want to meet the person who doesn't. They probably have no soul.
@@firstnamelastnamethirdname Cute enough that I contacted Super 7 to do a ReAction figure of it. They said they'd look into it. If more people asked...
@@firstnamelastnamethirdname
M.
I love how bizarrely crazy and random this movie is and it's a massive load of 80's fun. I first saw it on VHS back in the day when it came out and I was about 10 years old.
I always loved the Electrician and how he was also an Adventurer lol, Cliff from Cheers really did some of the Crazy things he claimed in the Bar.
I was hoping he would mention that.
The Electrician deserved his own spinoff film, although it'd be nice if he finished the job and sealed that hole that he made in the wall.
"Zombie Gramps" could be a good sitcom.
I prefer the Ex Nazi hiding in the suburb sitcom. Fritz next door.
Oh, for... I want to see that now... Ah, lockdown... This is our third!!
Zombie Gramps & Caterpuppy's adventures would be amazing...and adorable.
An undead cowboy gunslinger with a raspy badass voice? Definitely the inspiration for Caleb from Blood
Awesome, Phantasm II is up next... _"You play a good game, BOY!"_
I hope he does that movie!
You and your channel are a gift to this platform. Never stop being awesome, dude.
Accurate
Truth!
Fact.
Agree
Wait... Phil Tippett? Wasn't he the guy who was supposed to supervise the dinosaurs during the filming of Jurassic Park?
Dammit Phil! People died because of your negligence!
He also animated ED-209 from Robocop... whoops...
He was also the Rancor puppeteer in Return of the Jedi. Oh and can't forget Dragonslayer!
@@dinosoid2000 so many peopled died
I hope that one day you’ll do the 1977 film “House,” AKA “Hausu.”
I'm surprised he hasn't already! It's definitely a cult movie, and a pretty crazy one at that.
The first time I saw that one I experienced a range of emotions from "dafuq?" all the way to "Nani dafuq-dayo?".
@@waynechapman9823 All the way to “Nani Bakka dafuq did I just smoke!?!”
I had never heard of this but with a quick Google I am now very interested.
House and House, the weirdest pair of unrelated movies with the same name.
I wonder how the Japanese would make a similarilarly(sp) different sequel to their House?
the aztec girl was played by Devin Devasquez , who also played the girlfriend in the movie "Society"
She was an improvement over his first girlfriend.
Yeah, she was pretty hot, too! I want to go back in time and save hot chicks from an Aztec sacrifice.
I like that Brandon doesnt like Bill Maher either. This was actually one of my favorite 80s horrors. It was alot of fun to watch.
I feel like anyone that likes Bill Maher is probably as much of a douche as he is
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 I hate to paint people with a wide brush, but, I think you're right.
He was the main reason l hated this movie!
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 tonight my dad was watching him but didn’t know about how awful he is. I told him all the terrible shit he said and sent him sources. now I just have to wait for him to respond.
"Looks like you've got some kind of alternate universe in there or something." :D
All I knew about this movie was the recommendation from Joshua Jackson during the sequel debate in "Scream 2."
The caterpug is my favorite part of this entire movie, not gonna lie.
I was going to go for caterpuppy - but that's better
I thought it was a dogerpillar.
@@frankosborn3134 100% dogerpillar. The people not getting it are hilarious.
A pugerpillar? How did this become The Croods?
It's hard to forget a Indian sheriff with a anthropomorphic talking horse. In with you Brandon
Anthropromorphic CYBORG horse! *
I completely ADORE House II: The Second Story. Gramps is one of my all time favourite characters. Also one of the saddest deaths, too. I cry like a baby every time.
Always love your content, Brandon. Stay awesome.
I just love the Electrician. His nonchalant attitude towards the other dimension and the fact he keeps a cutlass in his tool kit always makes me wonder how many times he's done this.
8:53 This movie came out only a month after Predator (though the story's set in 1986). Evil Dead 2 came out the same year. 1987 was a great year for movies!
9:09 Clearly, they drew inspirado from Ray Harryhausen (not unlike Sam Raimi).
9:14 It's a giant mole-beast.
11:16 Correct. It's an action-comedy. If House 1 is comparable to Evil Dead 2, then House 2 is comparable to Army of Darkness.
12:41 Practically quoting Murray Futterman.
13:25 That character deserves his own movie just like Brad Dourif's Tucker Cleveland from Graveyard Shift.
13:58 Thirty/Thirty was muh fave even though he was kind of a Leroy Jenkins type.
14:55 He uses a lever-action rifle just like Ash at the end of the theatrical version of Army of Darkness. Different make and model, but still a levergun. Nothin' more fun than a levergun.
15:31 Notice how he wields that levergun left-handed, whereas he fired that single-action revolver right-handed when attempting to duel with Slim. Maybe he missed so bad because he's left-handed. Or maybe he's cross-dominant. If your left eye is your master eye, just shoot left-handed.
Knowledge Bomb! KA-BOOM! Bruce Campbell's a lefty, too.
@@Trilaan Southpaw shooters, represent!
The Adventures of Tucker Cleveland. I'd pay to watch those movies! But would they be prequels or did Tucker somehow survive being crushed in Graveyard Shift?
@@7superdaimajin They'd have to be prequels. Unless he became a Deadite. But that could work too, though, since he could be the one good(ish) Deadite and his journey would be to escape from that fate (kinda like Spawn).
*Edit/Note:* Tying Graveyard Shift in with the Evil Dead mythos?! Sure! Why not?!
There are people who do not like House 2? What a bleak existence those people must live!
Why is that? House 2 is garbage.
@@krisorgan Sure............(backs away slowly)......that is fine to think that...(runs away)
I LOVE House 2, not as much as the original but I still have a great time with it.
@@VampireJack10 Oh the original will always be the better of the two movies, but House 2 has a charm all its own. Plus it has John Ratzenberger as a dimension hopping adventurer/electrician. I never thought I would find myself pining for the cinema of the 1980's but sometimes I do. Thank you for replying!
I'm a 90s kid and they played this all the time on HBO so House II was my introduction to the franchise and I loved it! To this day I've never seen the original and I'm find with that because this one looks a lot more fun!
The first one is a lot of fun as well. The "You're No Good" scene alone is worth the price of admission.
I LOVED this movie when I was a kid. I even had the (surprisingly good) Marvel Comics adaptation.
More of an adventure film than a horror movie, in my opinion.
Holy shit there was a comic? I loved this movie and rented all the time as a kid.
The first was a horror comedy they couldn't figure out how to do a direct sequel to the original so they just did another haunted house. I actually like the idea of this being an anthology series about random haunting. This one is a family adventure film for the most part with some horror elements.
Also, the prehistoric creatures in this movie look like they can also fit in in Jim Henson’s Dinosaurs. Wouldn’t be a surprise if the pug caterpillar came out from the Sinclairs’ fridge.
The dad in the beginning is the guy from The Guardian. So I guess the baby was taken away to be eaten by a tree....
Hey, that can be another movie Brandon does a video on.
Good pull.
That's Dwier Brown. He played the platoon leader in the first HOUSE.
@@7superdaimajin True.
Yea, Brandon, I remember Bravestarr. I'm just surprised YOU do. lol. I'm sure I'm a tad bit older then you. Good point though, both those characters are the same.
Lots of BraveStarr love in the comments. S'good to see.
The only thing I recall from Bravestarr is the DARE episode they did, where the one kid got hooked on an unspecified drug and ended up dying. The last scene was a "don't do drugs" speech from Bravestarr *in front of the kid's grave*. Pretty heavy stuff to drop in with no warning in a Saturday morning cartoon bloc.
Scared the hell out of me as a kid, because they never specified what the drug was, so I had no idea what I was supposed to avoid. Pretty much the DARE program in a nutshell; generalized fear with no actual useful information.
Waited with baited breath for a Tex Hex reference, and was not disappointed
I loved this movie as a kid! Since I didn't have its name, took me decades to find it again. Zombie cowboys and worm puppy.
I love how high the quality is of your work. It can't be easy to pump out videos as often as you do but to keep them at such great quality is impressive. Thank you and keep up the hustle
5:05 Does anybody else think Gramps kind of looks like Doc Brown here before he takes off the skull mask?
The secret of Dan Akroyd's Crystal Head vodka is, it's way overpriced, and, not that good.
Most people buy it for the bottle, then refill it with something good. I put Jose in mine with a tag on it that says TaKillya
Prefer Grey Goose or Haku myself
The spirits will start talking to you.
just like dan akroyd.
Got a couple of the little bottles as decorations on my bathroom windowsill because they look cool.
I remember watching this one long ago, and I was kind of annoyed that it was so different from the first one. However I will agree on the effects and puppets.
Of course I remember Bravestarr!
The most effective anti-drug psa in 80s cartoons.
From Lou Scheimer, than man who thought snake me were too scary for kids, thought mature themes like a teen dying from drug abuse were perfectly fine for children.
@@dreamlandnightmare If it scared them into not to touch illegal substances then it did what it set out to do.
I love that Roy L Dano played essentially the exact same character in both Killer Klowns From Outer Space and in Spaced Invaders.
"What you got here is a parallel universe or something..." My new favorite line!
Absolutely loved this as a kid. It was just the right combo of horror and funny, with a dash of cuteness that didnt give me fucked up nightmares.
It’s like the ‘80s equivalent of Coraline. Except live action.
Many years ago when I was around 12 years old. I've seen this movie I've watched it from the middle so had no idea what was the name of it. Thank you very much Brandon for reminding me about it!
Bravestarr a children's cartoon that heavily rips off a R rated High Plains Drifter. How can people not know it?
It only ran for one season and wasn't on everyone's channel when it was. Reruns didn't come as often as other 80s shows, either.
@@Charistoph I watched it when it first aired. I remember then trying to find the piolet movie. I watched the movie for the first time last year. Airing schedule was just insane back in the day.
This movie always reminded me of My Science Project when I was a kid
I think Brandon should review My Science Project in the future.
Thumbs up and a like just for the Brave Starr reference !!!!
13:57 Tex Hex indeed! Brave Star was a fun cartoon. The moment I saw the box art, Cowboys of Moo Mesa popped into my head. Such awesome shows.
Brandon, thank you for doing this review. House II was probably my daughter and I favorite film to watch together. I lost her in 2015 to a car accident when she was just 19 years old. I know it's far from the greatest movie, but it was special to us and whenever someone brings it up Im filled with wonderful memories of a much better time. I'd give anything to go back to the last time she and I sat on the couch laughing at the Puppy-pillar/Cata-puppy. I've enjoyed so many of your reviews and knew this just had to come up sometime, so thank you again.
Did have to upload this a minute before my lunch break ends?
That’s what the food poisoning excuse is for.
"The Second Story" doesn't work as a play on words in British English. Weird that they didn't change the title for the UK.
Another excellent video from Mr Tenold! I really liked the first House film.
Brave Starr was an AWESOME cartoon. Prairie People! A robot horse with a shotgun! Marvellous!
The stop motion dinosaurs look excellent too.
Phantasm II! Oh my!
Hurray see you in 2021 for House III: The Horror Show
And 2022, House IV
Aztec mummy and the robot is nowhere to be found... Brandon the reason your top shelf!!!🙏👌🤣🤣🤣
After the horror of oliver harper's scammy kickstarter i'm happy to see a youtuber make a good quality product and have it available.
I love this movie the electrician was my favorite part.
I remember Brave Starr - I had the figures/the fort playset - which had its own wee jail if I am remembering correctly, the movie and colouring books too - was a pretty sweet cartoon. I was shocked when I checked up on it to see how little of it was actually produced - 1 season (+ the movie) all be it an extended one, it felt like I watched it for years back then. This cartoon is never ever mentioned - nice one Brandon - it made me remember I was big into Visionaries too at that time - toy wise anyway. Ah, nostalgia.
That deadpan "looks like you've got an alternate universe in there" cracked me up. Now I want to see this movie.
It is really good
I watched this movie so much as a kid when it came. I must have rented it once a week for several months.
Oh yeah I remember Bravestarr and 30 30. Eyes of the hawks, ears of the wolf, Brave Star. Strength of the bear speed of the puma.
I saw this before seeing House, so I didn't have any preconceptions going in. It's definitely more of a comedy, but its pretty well done and fun.
I love house 2. More than the original -- I mean, I love the first one, and it was better made, but ... something about alien dimensions folded into a haunted house that I find enticing.
Ewok Adventure AND Robot vs Aztec Mummy references!?
I only saw this movie once on TV in the early 90s, and I still remember Slim Razor. That's some pretty memorable design and make-up.
Absolutely loved this movie as a kid. Thanks for the nostalgia trip!
My grandfather introduced me to this gem when I was six or seven years old. Still love it.
Thank you for the Brave Star reference. I have to belive I wasn't the only person who had toys from that show
Remember seeing this at the old Texas Theatre in Seguin,Tx when I was 14. The performance by Royal Dano, special effects and John Ratzenberger made it great. I always wanted John Ratzenberger character to have his own movie or TV series.
I love your channel. I found myself nodding in agreement, as well as laughing my a$$ off. You deserve a MUCH larger fan-base.
Keep it up.
Met Royal Dano many moons ago, and folks what a nice person, I wish his grandson well in that hollyweird world!!!🙏👌🦉📽️❣️
i've remenbered seen it on a French TV with a friend, we've laughed all night ^^
I know people here are gonna talk about the review itself but, who ever made the video thumbnail seriously has improved their art game! Like damn from everything I've seen concerning thumbnails, it's progressively getting more and more improved! Keep up the good work who ever you are
Just preordered my copy of ISOD 2 earlier this morning; had been meaning to do so for a while since I got emails for it since I pre-ordered the first one.
I also loved Bravestar! Great reference! Actually all your references in this have been spot on.
The one thing I have to say about the first two films, is that the music is incredible. I first saw this film as a double feature with House On the Sci-Fi channel in the late 90s. It’s fun for what it is.
Same composer as the Friday the 13th movies. These movies have a lot of the cast from the old Friday movies in supporting roles.
So the "House" series was what the "Halloween" series was first intended to be?
And holy shit, it's Amy Yasbeck!
Damn stop motion. That worm dog thing was the first critter I wanted from a movie growing up.
Also brave Star was awesome and those troll midgets from it could kick any ompa lompas ass all day long.
This movie had everything
Nice Bravestarr drop duder!...I def remember and sweet Freedom Run from Kyuss excerpt last video too! Looking forward to the Phantasm 2 Review ... Keep the sarcasm coming brotha!! 🤘😝🤘
I love this movie so much.
My prized possession is the dvd signed by John Ratzenberger.
I love House 2! Glad to see people talking about it.
Years ago, I saw this movie on the Sci-Fi Channel. I never did get the name of it, and I loved Zombie Gramps. Thank you for helping me solve a years-old mystery with this review. May your great, great, great, great grampa smile down on you. 😁
16:48 Well, it could've been worse.
Jesse and Charles would've probably lost all their stuff while trying to cross a river.
Thanks for helping solve a decades long mystery for me! I had seen this movie as a kid, and distinct remember the puppets, the dinner scene and the end. Tho my mind had conflated the bird baby as some sort of zombie turkey, lol. For YEARS I've been wondering what the fuck this movie was, and the internet was no help, kept getting false hits for either the Frighteners or Meet the Feebles (of all things). Glad that's resolved!
The highlight of my day, a new video!
Dud, you are so well rounded in your trivia and nostalgia
This was the first horror movie I ever saw in the theaters. It made such an impression that I went as Slim for Halloween, but I realize now that the brown makeup probably made me look like I was doing blackface. 😬
NO WAY!!! I saw this movie so long ago and i couldn't remember what it was called. Been looking for this for a while!!!!
I remember Brave Star, I even had some of the toys! That's definitely one that flies under the radar a lot of the time though.
I grew up watching this movie being ran constantly on HBO. Scared me as a little kid, but I love it so much now.
I have loved this movie since I saw it in the theater in Carrollton, Georgia, when I was 10 years old. I'm 43 now and I still love it.
Thank you so much, I saw the last 20 minutes of this movie 2 decades ago on tv when I was a kid and I've been asking everyone if they could tell me the name of it...im exited that I know what movie to look up .thanks again
Omg yes :) loved this one, it's in my classic top ten
I'm not as big on horror as Brandon is, so I found this show back in the vhs days and loved it to death, it fits my humor and yes Bill is so slimy in this I feel I need a wash after his bits.
But there are so much to love and I know a lot of my friends love it from the dogapiller to the stop action and the John Ratzenberger.
yes I remember Bravestar. IT was big in my part of TX. He does look like Tex Hex.
BRAVE STARR... the local tv stations didn't show it when I was a kid, but I did get the alien barkeep's action figure one year.
Not gonna lie, I really wanted a caterpillar dog after seeing this movie as a kid. I can not wait for your Phantasm 2 review. A true gem that is different, better and builds on its original.
If it's a "caterpillar dog" couldn't we call it a "dogapillar"?
@@caseygoddard It's a CATTERPUPPY!!!!1!!!1!!!1
Thanks for uploading on my Birthday, Great video!
One of my favorite movies from my childhood. It kinda freaked me out a bit when I was younger, but I ended up loving it. Still holds up to this day.
They should have called it House: The 2nd Storey.
Great review as always. Also hell yes I remember Bravestarr!
Few times have I laughed as hard as Brandon’s old prospector voice in the injun rapin bit. I mean that laugh at the end was so spot on
I liked both of these movies, appreciating the differences. Thanks for a great review.
13:30 The guy from every pixar film is a plumber adventure
I agree with you Brandon
I had a Brave Star colouring in book when I was a kid.
I almost skipped this review thought it was another clip for 80s horror doc. Nothing against it just I alrdy pre-order it.
First time commenter,I'm Scottish so we're almost related 😂😂😂,just kidding,I'm 48 so watching you review all the movies with your unique view takes me down memory lane with a uniquely hilarious twist,many's a time one of your videoes has popped up and I've said to myself 'Wish I'd nicked his concept'😂😂😂,anyways,your making an old crappy movie fan very happy,so keep up the good work,Kudos to you fella!👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏❤👏👏👏👏😈