I saw this flick earlier last summer and I fell in love with it immediately. The music, the retro aesthetics, the lovable characters, the genuine sense of nostalgia and looming terror all blended beautifully. I can’t wait to see what these filmmakers tackle next and I sincerely hope we get a definitive Blu Ray set of this film very soon.
Bad idea for a character: Masked Trasher. He is Masked Slasher's sibling or significant other who drives a garbage truck. They just shows up to ruin your audio mix.
I think the problem I had with this one is, there wasn't much mystery going on. I kind of wanted a few red herrings from which to choose. So it fell kinda flat. Also, I saw this maybe 4 months ago, and basically forgot almost everything about it, and I generally LOVE these throwback ensemble type of films--especially being an 80s baby.
Had to come back to this vid because I just watched it with some friends. Man, I loved this movie. It was so suspenseful and so creepy and I was like huddled in my chair during the phone scene/conversation. I also found it hilarious that the only good jumpscares were by the blonde.
I just finished the movie and wow it was a great movie! I LOVE Turbo Kid and this flick was amazing! Super 80’s vibes and the kid getting killed hit me out of nowhere! Loved the movie. Great review!
Then there’s Class of 1999 where the delinquent kids face killer cyborg teachers. Personally, in the Teacher Vs. Kids genre, I always had it down to The Principal and The Substitute as my favorites.
God, it’s a pleasure watching you two. I laughed so much. HorrorGuru you remind me of my friend, Willie. He laughs the same way! So much fun. I have been binge watching your videos for the past two days, lol! 😂😂 These Blood Spattered Vlog videos are my favorites. Great reviews!! Keep rockin’ guys...🤘🏽🤘🏽
I didn't mind it. I got bored at times but I liked the characters, I liked the reveal of the pictures on the wall that pretty cool. The blond was hot. Overall the ending I didn't hate or love but it was decent overall.
I really hated the ending of the movie. SPOILER ALERT. So this kid who did all this job to catch the killer, when cops are waiting just across the street to arrest him, he's just like: "Meh... the'll get him, where else he can go" I wouldn't be able to sleep, I'd wanted to see it happening. And thene there's cops: "Meh, we'll just a car with with all the ligts flashing and a bunch of cops in front of killer's house - he'll suspect nothing" It's just stupid and feels so lazy and it really makes the death of the most likeable character of the whole bunch later just cheep and unnecessary. And that dramatic bit at the end seams kind of undeserved and out of place this way. BTW I just paused the video midway and went ahead to see the movie.
I couldn’t agree more with you. The ending of this movie just ruined it for me. The tone switch did not work - for me - and the killing was unnecessary and just a downer.
Stand and Deliver was the one with James Olmos(the song "Whiskey in the Jar" caused me some confusion). I only know that because my High School calculus teacher had won some sort of 'best teacher of the year' award four years running, and she made us watch that movie. We Were the AP class. There might have been two underprivileged people in the room, both of them were my friends from grade school and they HATED that movie. It undermined them. She won the award a fifth time.
@@TheHorrorGuru I'm more of a 90s kid, though. Kinda hard to remember stuff when you're an infant. 😋 BTW, I didn't hear the construction noises, but your audio did sound a bit odd, especially in the beginning.
SPOILER GRIPE APOLOGIES I loved 95% of this movie and the ending just took a big shit on all the build up and misdirection..... Throughout the whole film we were being led in one direction whilst loads of clues were sprinkled that someone else was the killer... Specifically Davey's dad. He had the van... He was always "working late"... He told davey to not watch the video camera... When they finally got into the room I was expecting a news broadcast to come on saying that the guy Mackey caught was innocent alibi etc. And Davey's dad planted the bodies in Mackey basement room whilst Davey was grounded. I thought the survivor was gonna say Mackey wasn't the kidnapper or the guy Mackey caught Then when Mackey went on run I thought Davey dad had killed him and dumped body to keep police forever looking for Mackey. And film ends with Davey dad sitting watching a video of one of the murders and then you realised it was him. The hack ending was just so lazy and unsatisfying. There were loads of red herrings which is a shame.. Because the red herrings for me turned out to be the actual plot.
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I saw this flick earlier last summer and I fell in love with it immediately. The music, the retro aesthetics, the lovable characters, the genuine sense of nostalgia and looming terror all blended beautifully.
I can’t wait to see what these filmmakers tackle next and I sincerely hope we get a definitive Blu Ray set of this film very soon.
Bad idea for a character: Masked Trasher. He is Masked Slasher's sibling or significant other who drives a garbage truck. They just shows up to ruin your audio mix.
Class of 1984 feels like Straw Dogs with teenagers as the villains.
I think the problem I had with this one is, there wasn't much mystery going on. I kind of wanted a few red herrings from which to choose. So it fell kinda flat. Also, I saw this maybe 4 months ago, and basically forgot almost everything about it, and I generally LOVE these throwback ensemble type of films--especially being an 80s baby.
Thats fair enough. There really wasnt much mystery here, haha.
I love the trope of the murderer who puts themself on the murder case. It's such a creepy and paranoid idea.
Do you guys ever NOT have construction?
Got to love city life.
They're just building a stargate outside your house. No biggie.
I knew it.
I just finished watching this movie on Shudder. Goddamn that ending!
The boy who played the punk kid played in The Babysitter.
Awesome!
Had to come back to this vid because I just watched it with some friends. Man, I loved this movie. It was so suspenseful and so creepy and I was like huddled in my chair during the phone scene/conversation. I also found it hilarious that the only good jumpscares were by the blonde.
OMG that ending was so fucking surprising I did not is that kid dying at the ending it got to me
There's my boys!!!! Hey, Josh! I don't suppose you have seen and can comment on The Lodgers? And I haven't seen you on Twitch in WEEKS.
Busy busy.
I just finished the movie and wow it was a great movie! I LOVE Turbo Kid and this flick was amazing! Super 80’s vibes and the kid getting killed hit me out of nowhere! Loved the movie. Great review!
Do your glasses have masking tape on it? LOL
Then there’s Class of 1999 where the delinquent kids face killer cyborg teachers. Personally, in the Teacher Vs. Kids genre, I always had it down to The Principal and The Substitute as my favorites.
Class of 1999 the Substitute. Stars Sasha Mitchell
God, it’s a pleasure watching you two. I laughed so much. HorrorGuru you remind me of my friend, Willie. He laughs the same way! So much fun. I have been binge watching your videos for the past two days, lol! 😂😂 These Blood Spattered Vlog videos are my favorites. Great reviews!! Keep rockin’ guys...🤘🏽🤘🏽
Thank you! =)
I completely agree! HorrorGuru's laugh is so enduring. I'd have these two guys over for movie/game night anytime.
I didn't mind it. I got bored at times but I liked the characters, I liked the reveal of the pictures on the wall that pretty cool. The blond was hot. Overall the ending I didn't hate or love but it was decent overall.
Dude, an Immolation shirt?!?! I gotta start placing bets on what awesome band shirt you will wear in every video.
keep meaning to watch this.. didnt know it was by the same dude who did turbo kid though... maybe thatll finally get me to watch it
Morgan Freeman played a teacher in Lean On Me. Stand And Deliver was Edward James Olmos. Neither were in Stand By Me.
Lean on me! Thank you! Haha, I knew we were getting the title wrong but my brain farted.
@@TheHorrorGuru You're welcome. Heck, I had to Google it myself.
Coincidentally all the titles are also names of songs lol.
If it counts the Michelle Pfeiffer one was Dangerous Minds
To be fair, Dangerous Minds was based off "My Posse Don't Do Homework". It's a decent book.
I absolutely loved this movie. I want more, but I fear that a sequel (set in the 90s or 00s when the guy comes back for the kid) may just ruin it.
Sounds like a pretty interesting movie!
Without even watching the rest of the review I can say this, Immolation fucking rules.
I really hated the ending of the movie. SPOILER ALERT. So this kid who did all this job to catch the killer, when cops are waiting just across the street to arrest him, he's just like: "Meh... the'll get him, where else he can go" I wouldn't be able to sleep, I'd wanted to see it happening. And thene there's cops: "Meh, we'll just a car with with all the ligts flashing and a bunch of cops in front of killer's house - he'll suspect nothing" It's just stupid and feels so lazy and it really makes the death of the most likeable character of the whole bunch later just cheep and unnecessary. And that dramatic bit at the end seams kind of undeserved and out of place this way.
BTW I just paused the video midway and went ahead to see the movie.
Fair enough, my dude! =)
I couldn’t agree more with you. The ending of this movie just ruined it for me. The tone switch did not work - for me - and the killing was unnecessary and just a downer.
Stand and Deliver was the one with James Olmos(the song "Whiskey in the Jar" caused me some confusion).
I only know that because my High School calculus teacher had won some sort of 'best teacher of the year' award four years running, and she made us watch that movie.
We Were the AP class. There might have been two underprivileged people in the room, both of them were my friends from grade school and they HATED that movie. It undermined them.
She won the award a fifth time.
BTW her personal style was "Lesbian Nazi", but she was straight and married.
Thank you!
I LOVED this film, freaked me right out!
Do a review of the independent movie called (the hat 2017) the movie in on my channel
I really like this movie!!
Hell yeah!
1984? I was born in that year.
Great year for cinema!
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I'm more of a 90s kid, though. Kinda hard to remember stuff when you're an infant. 😋
BTW, I didn't hear the construction noises, but your audio did sound a bit odd, especially in the beginning.
SPOILER GRIPE APOLOGIES
I loved 95% of this movie and the ending just took a big shit on all the build up and misdirection..... Throughout the whole film we were being led in one direction whilst loads of clues were sprinkled that someone else was the killer... Specifically Davey's dad. He had the van... He was always "working late"... He told davey to not watch the video camera... When they finally got into the room I was expecting a news broadcast to come on saying that the guy Mackey caught was innocent alibi etc.
And Davey's dad planted the bodies in Mackey basement room whilst Davey was grounded. I thought the survivor was gonna say Mackey wasn't the kidnapper or the guy Mackey caught Then when Mackey went on run I thought Davey dad had killed him and dumped body to keep police forever looking for Mackey. And film ends with Davey dad sitting watching a video of one of the murders and then you realised it was him. The hack ending was just so lazy and unsatisfying.
There were loads of red herrings which is a shame.. Because the red herrings for me turned out to be the actual plot.
Hour and 45 minutes i'll never get back, you knew the killer the whole time it was slow and dragged out nothing happened for the longest time