This movie is criminally underrated!!! should be talked right next to movies like Indiana Jones or even Nightmare on elm street , cause this movie can go both sides , as horror as adventure... and its superrrrrr fun! With and A+ cast!
I remember I saw this in the theater with my friend. We were like 7 or 8 at the time. The movie freaked me out and I remember walking out of the theater and his dad saying, “You guys were pretty scared in there.” Decades later I remember watching a tiny bit of it on TV and realizing how bad the effects were. But for a little kid watching this movie that it was truly terrifying.
Yeah same..i saw.in theatre.(Spoliers) ..the nuclear affected kids that popped out from the door were freaky and again on subway when.he said "He did this to you"..also nuclear explosion.in.beginning..even wife cheating scene...All intense as a kid!!i just watched this on tubi and guess what! >The 1984 rating of pg-13-----now in 2022 has changed to an "R" 😲
Loved this movie!!! 1984 was a great year for films…Terminator, Gremlins, Indiana Jones TOD, Nightmare on Elm Street, Conan, Beverly Hills Cop, Ghostbusters, Footloose, & the Award Winning TOXIC AVENGER 😆
Dreamscape, despite the bad special effects at times, is one of the few movies with realistic dream sequences. It is a good combination of mundane visuals with weirdness. The dreams don't make sense while at the same time making its own sense. I don't think there is any other movie this close to what dreams are really like.
This was the very beginnings of CGI!!! It is easy now to say how bad the effects were, but seeing it back then, when it was new? Looked pretty cool to many of us!
I know David Patrick Kelly's most memorable role is in the warriors but I will always remember him the most as T-Bird from The Crow. "There ain't no coming back"
When I first watched this film as a little kid I wasn't entirely sure what of I was watching. Was it a espionage thriller, action-adventure, dark science fiction or surreal horror? It wasn't until I saw this film as an adult that I realized it was all of these!
This is one of many movies can’t forget remembering about when I was a kid but still couldn’t think of the name. The snake man and train ride are burnt into my brain! Thanks
I came up with the idea about recording dreams like they do in the movie, 2yrs Before it came out. I was 8yrs old. Wrote down the idea and everything in a journal. But No One believed me even after I showed them the journal.
I think Dreamscape actually stands up well to the first three Nightmare on Elm Street. It definitely has a Dream Warriors feel to it which makes it a timeless classic. Runaway was also incredible when it released. Addendum- You be careful with that anti-Regan business. The world simply cannot exist without our "Tear down that wall" President. Regan Smash!!! ;)
I just watched this last night and was very pleasantly surprised and was shocked to Chuck Russell worked on this film, guess it was like training wheels for Elm Street Part 3. Good stuff in this flick
I seen this when I was like 14 or 15. It was creepy as hell, especially the dream with the snake and the stairs. Kate Kapshaw was quite the babe back in the day.
I used to love/be freaked out by this movie back in the 80s- my sister loved Dennis Quaid, and so she introduced me to this. It just popped up on a streaming service a few days ago (well, I noticed it then), and I immediately put it in my “watch very soon” list. I couldn’t remember if it was going to be worth it, but watching your review brought back a lot of scenes I had forgotten about, so I’m probably going to watch it tomorrow. Thanks for the great video!
I watched this for Dennis Quaid. I never noticed the hair....Quaid's killer smile slayed me every time. A good cast overall, and an interesting idea. Thank you for this choice.
Yes! With Dabney Coleman as the little kid’s super spy imaginary friend called “Jack Black”- (and somehow, also his father)- and the old lady villain who wore gloves to hide her missing finger. I don’t know why that made her evil, but as a kid I thought it did, too. I saw that movie a million times back then, as well. 👍🏻
Something fun about Dreamscape is that you can spot the spooky Snakeman in the theatrical poster for A Nightmare on Elm St.👽🤙🌈 See if you can spot him and amaze your friends!
I grew up watching this on cable and remembered it really fondly. I watched it with a few friends recently & enjoyed revisiting it. I warned them that the FX don’t hold up, but the story does. It was great that they didn’t reveal who Eddie Albert’s character was at first. I’d love to see this remade intelligently.
Thank you for the video! Saw this movie at the TV when I was a child, really liked it but didn’t catch the name (and it was translated to Portuguese here in Brazil). This was one of those movies I saw very late at night and none of my friends had seen it… they thought I was making this up. Spent a lot of time trying to find this movie at the VHS store and found a bootleg VHS recorded from the TV in the late 80s. Good times…
Chris, your videos are great - I can always tell you've written your own material which makes them a cut above the other Joe Blo vids. Also, you're the only dude I know who regularly comments on the hair of the male star, which I love (the phrase "his hair is badass" from the Bond videos has entered my everyday speech). Keep it up!!
*I've seen this movie, I had completely forgotten it existed, but, I also get a very distinct sense that I enjoyed it thoroughly. Will definitely be revisiting it, regardless of synth music.*
This was one of my favorites growing up...I watched it a gazillion times!!! Still a personal favorite!!! ❤️🧡 thank you for putting this out there!! It's BRILLIANT specially for its time! The practical FX were fantastic!! Harry Hausen inspired! When you gonna do a vid on They Live? I don't see it so far?
Just watched it on Tubi and went out to see what others thought about it. One thing that blew my mind is it came out before Nightmare on Elm Street. Watching it I found the parallels kind of eerie from the blades on the fingers, to the story about a tribe that takes dreams seriously, to the "die in your sleep, die in real life" trope. Still it was a lot of fun.
The score for this film is the most classic of classic 80's albums. It's brilliant and still works for me....raises the hairs on my back and gets my heart pumping. ❤️ Silly? Yes. Do I LOVE it? ABSOLUTELY. Silly Darkness. So good. Would make a great double feature with Evil Dead 2.
Loved this movie, Remember seeing it a few times in the theater!. You left out David Patrick Kelly being in The Crow!! That’s what I remember him from , such a great bad guy in the 80s
I always remember stumbling across this film late night on TV as a kid, in the middle of the whole red-lit dream sequence ("How could you? And in front of the children?"), and it was so hilarious it hooked me for the rest of the film, even though I had no idea what was really going on.
You almost got me. I saw this finally last year, because I saw some BTS Footage of the original NOES, where Wes Craven was expressing some trepidation that he was felling about NOES because of finding out about Dreamscape, once they started filming NOES.
I like how Dreamscape came out before a Nightmare on Elm Street,which came out in 1984 as well. But Dreamscape hit the theaters first. Now though Nightmare is a different type of movie that has many similarities to Dreamscape,many similarities. You die in the dream,you die in real life. And there wasn't a real slasher type of element to Dreamscape. But if you want to really get into it,Tommy was the slasher/ assassin who would go into the dreams and do the killing for the evil owner who wanted to kill the president. If you were to watch these movies back to back knowing that Dreamscape came out first, you'd think Nightmare ripped it off quite a bit, especially in the main idea,and dream sequences. But,Nightmare did come to theaters in 1984,made much more at the box office,and was already made and post production was completed. So it was very coincidental,but not a rip off in anyway. Also Dreamscape had very poor marketing,yes,it was a classic. A great movie. But Nightmare had great marketing,Wes Craven's new Boogeyman had gotten ppl in line,and buts in seats,it was more horror than sci-fi and romance. And horror movies in the 80s were the movies ppl were wanting to see. Dreamscape would have probably done better if it was marketed much better. I really don't recall really seeing a trailer on TV for it. On the other hand,you couldn't get through a commercial break from your TV show,with at least a quick trailer of Nightmare. But Dreamscape I believe,was the first movie to explore such a concept of dream traveling and killing in a dream,only to awaken to see that if you die in your dream,you die in real life. Two movies,that came out in the same year,with the same overall idea. Dreams were no longer a game,you die in the dream,you are dead for good. And both were actually great movies.
I used to watch the snake-man scene over and over as a little kid since I somehow loved monsters while other kids were scared of them. Then I finally saw the whole movie as an adult, and I quite like it.
I want to see you review "CAVEMAN". 40 years later and I can still quote that movie! Oh, and DREAMSCAPE must have made a lasting impression on Aaron Spelling because he worked the premise into an episode of CHARMED in its first season.
Kelly definitely stole the scenes and let's not forget his awesome baddy performance in The crow with the inside tribute to The Warriors, love this movie still for nostalgia too.👍
Being a kid in the 80s watching all the 18 movie trailers really was sweet but also sour in the fact that I didn't get to see most of them till later in my life 🙃
Not really. A lot of the cast was old at the time and they managed to live really long lives. Eddie Albert was 99, Plummer was 91, and Von Sydow was 90. Quaid, Capshaw and Kelly are still around.
I'm a little late seeing your vid, but i just watched Dreamscape on "shout factory tv live com" last week! I found it completely by accident looking up Ultraman stuff! There is a lot of other cool (and not so cool) 80's movies and shows on there too, including some Elvira episodes! And i didn't know there's a 1945 version of Brewster's Millions, but i watched it too! I prefer the remake. ;) Not intended to be an ad or anything, just sharing. Great video! You really did a movie i consider a classic a little bit of justice.
Omg yes! Fun to revisit this, which I saw in the theater back then. Only thing is, that opening sequence you showed of the nuclear bomb looked way too stylized to me to match your idea that it would mean an R rating today…
You gotta change the titles on these videos because we've seen all these movies. 😁 Maybe "Movies you may have forgotten about" or "haven't seen in a awhile"
Loved this movie as a kid, I bought it as an adult, still enjoy it. Without this movie we might not have Inception and The Cell with Jennifer Lopez. Both movies I enjoy very much as well.
This movie is criminally underrated!!! should be talked right next to movies like Indiana Jones or even Nightmare on elm street , cause this movie can go both sides , as horror as adventure... and its superrrrrr fun! With and A+ cast!
I remember I saw this in the theater with my friend. We were like 7 or 8 at the time. The movie freaked me out and I remember walking out of the theater and his dad saying, “You guys were pretty scared in there.”
Decades later I remember watching a tiny bit of it on TV and realizing how bad the effects were. But for a little kid watching this movie that it was truly terrifying.
Yeah same..i saw.in theatre.(Spoliers) ..the nuclear affected kids that popped out from the door were freaky and again on subway when.he said "He did this to you"..also nuclear explosion.in.beginning..even wife cheating scene...All intense as a kid!!i just watched this on tubi and guess what! >The 1984 rating of pg-13-----now in 2022 has changed to an "R" 😲
Loved this movie!!! 1984 was a great year for films…Terminator, Gremlins, Indiana Jones TOD, Nightmare on Elm Street, Conan, Beverly Hills Cop, Ghostbusters, Footloose, & the Award Winning TOXIC AVENGER 😆
Lol. Oh sh1t,i totally forgot about toxic avenger. I used to love that for some reason too. Lol
@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 It’s a classic!!! When I was young I always thought Toxic Avenger was Sloth from The Goonies
Firestarter came out that year, too
Purple Rain! Karate Kid! Spinal Tap!
Body Double 1984
I just can't get enough of 80s style practical effects, stop-motion, and animatronics. Might have to give this one a look.
you definitely should
I have seen dreamscape dozens and dozens of times, it’s one of my all-time top 10 favorite movies!
Me too. Saw it loads of times as a kid in the 80s.
All the 80s "matrixy" movies are fun
Dreamscape, despite the bad special effects at times, is one of the few movies with realistic dream sequences. It is a good combination of mundane visuals with weirdness. The dreams don't make sense while at the same time making its own sense. I don't think there is any other movie this close to what dreams are really like.
The effects at the time were pretty good, yea it looks cheesy now almost 40 years later.
Tarsem Singh's The Cell
This was the very beginnings of CGI!!! It is easy now to say how bad the effects were, but seeing it back then, when it was new? Looked pretty cool to many of us!
Now this is one movie which could be a good remake!!
I was just tripping at Oliver Douglas from Green Acres as the President!
This movie scared the living bejeezus out of me as a kid.
This is the 1980's version of Inception.
beat me to it
I was going to say they could make a sequel to Dreamscape but you're right
A little bit of the Matrix as well.
Mark Kermode called Inception "Dreamscape with A Levels".
No, Inception is the 2010's version of Dreamscape.
Actually, I've seen this movie quite a lot growing up in the mid-80s
Same here, they played on HBO allot in the 80's. I haven't seen it in decades.
This ages you and dont forget age demographic for the viewers is much younger than you lok
Same here
UM ACTUALLY I OWN THIS MOVIE ON VHS
@@howiegruwitz3173 I got rid of most my VHS tapes. Only kept Star Trek box set and the TNG movies (up to Insurrection).
Any movie with BOTH Max Von Sydow and Christopher Plummer onscreen together has got to be worth watching at least once.
I actually don't think it's a stupid movie. The way each dream has a different mood and style shows that a lot of thought went into it.
I know David Patrick Kelly's most memorable role is in the warriors but I will always remember him the most as T-Bird from The Crow. "There ain't no coming back"
My mom also did own this movie when I was a kid in the late 80s I do remember it fondly
Good call!
He was in Last Man Standing too, a Bruce Willis hidden gem from the 90s.
I remember watching this movie a lot on HBO back in the day.
Yep
Seemed like they played it everyday!
This will bring back those HBO memories
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I revisited this recently, and it does hold up. It's not any more cheesy than all these ridiculous superhero movies everyone looses their minds over.
When I first watched this film as a little kid I wasn't entirely sure what of I was watching. Was it a espionage thriller, action-adventure, dark science fiction or surreal horror? It wasn't until I saw this film as an adult that I realized it was all of these!
Actually I'd say Exorcist2 and this film about going into people's dreams might have inspired the film Inception possibly.
I can definitely see both films easily being inspirations.
This is one of many movies can’t forget remembering about when I was a kid but still couldn’t think of the name. The snake man and train ride are burnt into my brain! Thanks
I came up with the idea about recording dreams like they do in the movie, 2yrs Before it came out. I was 8yrs old. Wrote down the idea and everything in a journal. But No One believed me even after I showed them the journal.
I saw this in the theaters when it came out. This movie made me feel like I could do anything.
I think Dreamscape actually stands up well to the first three Nightmare on Elm Street. It definitely has a Dream Warriors feel to it which makes it a timeless classic. Runaway was also incredible when it released.
Addendum- You be careful with that anti-Regan business. The world simply cannot exist without our "Tear down that wall" President. Regan Smash!!! ;)
I love Dennis Quaid. He was a real star in the 80's. Great film.
And those Abs. He had the best male body in the 80's too...
@@WoodysAR nope. Arnold did.
I just watched this last night and was very pleasantly surprised and was shocked to Chuck Russell worked on this film, guess it was like training wheels for Elm Street Part 3. Good stuff in this flick
I seen this when I was like 14 or 15. It was creepy as hell, especially the dream with the snake and the stairs.
Kate Kapshaw was quite the babe back in the day.
Never saw? I watched this movie dozens of times.
Never watched it but i think i will......and whats wrong with Dennis Quaid's hair and sweaters!!??.....that dude had such a "Joker" smile :)
That was the eighties. You should see what women wore. Shoulder pads, leggings, and a lot of hair mousse.
I used to love/be freaked out by this movie back in the 80s- my sister loved Dennis Quaid, and so she introduced me to this. It just popped up on a streaming service a few days ago (well, I noticed it then), and I immediately put it in my “watch very soon” list. I couldn’t remember if it was going to be worth it, but watching your review brought back a lot of scenes I had forgotten about, so I’m probably going to watch it tomorrow. Thanks for the great video!
I watched this for Dennis Quaid. I never noticed the hair....Quaid's killer smile slayed me every time. A good cast overall, and an interesting idea. Thank you for this choice.
What I remember most about this movie is seeing it back to back with another movie called Cloak & Dagger back when I was a kid.
Yes! With Dabney Coleman as the little kid’s super spy imaginary friend called “Jack Black”- (and somehow, also his father)- and the old lady villain who wore gloves to hide her missing finger. I don’t know why that made her evil, but as a kid I thought it did, too. I saw that movie a million times back then, as well. 👍🏻
Something fun about Dreamscape is that you can spot the spooky Snakeman in the theatrical poster for A Nightmare on Elm St.👽🤙🌈 See if you can spot him and amaze your friends!
You're right, it's in her hair! Why? How strange to reference it
I grew up watching this on cable and remembered it really fondly. I watched it with a few friends recently & enjoyed revisiting it. I warned them that the FX don’t hold up, but the story does. It was great that they didn’t reveal who Eddie Albert’s character was at first. I’d love to see this remade intelligently.
Man what a cast.
Thank you for this, I somehow missed this gem growing up and just finished watching it and I’m all the better for it
I love Howard the Duck still.
I must have seen this movie 50 times on cable as a kid. Even then, I knew the effects were cheesy as hell. I still loved it.
Thank you for the video! Saw this movie at the TV when I was a child, really liked it but didn’t catch the name (and it was translated to Portuguese here in Brazil). This was one of those movies I saw very late at night and none of my friends had seen it… they thought I was making this up. Spent a lot of time trying to find this movie at the VHS store and found a bootleg VHS recorded from the TV in the late 80s. Good times…
Chris, your videos are great - I can always tell you've written your own material which makes them a cut above the other Joe Blo vids. Also, you're the only dude I know who regularly comments on the hair of the male star, which I love (the phrase "his hair is badass" from the Bond videos has entered my everyday speech). Keep it up!!
*I've seen this movie, I had completely forgotten it existed, but, I also get a very distinct sense that I enjoyed it thoroughly. Will definitely be revisiting it, regardless of synth music.*
This was one of my favorites growing up...I watched it a gazillion times!!! Still a personal favorite!!! ❤️🧡 thank you for putting this out there!! It's BRILLIANT specially for its time! The practical FX were fantastic!! Harry Hausen inspired!
When you gonna do a vid on They Live? I don't see it so far?
Just watched it on Tubi and went out to see what others thought about it. One thing that blew my mind is it came out before Nightmare on Elm Street.
Watching it I found the parallels kind of eerie from the blades on the fingers, to the story about a tribe that takes dreams seriously, to the "die in your sleep, die in real life" trope. Still it was a lot of fun.
Saw this on vhs when i was about 12 years old, its an 80s fav of mine, along with Runaway, good call on both films Chris 👌
The score for this film is the most classic of classic 80's albums. It's brilliant and still works for me....raises the hairs on my back and gets my heart pumping. ❤️ Silly? Yes. Do I LOVE it? ABSOLUTELY. Silly Darkness. So good. Would make a great double feature with Evil Dead 2.
Great casting. Strong feelings of nostalgia for this movie.
Loved this movie, Remember seeing it a few times in the theater!. You left out David Patrick Kelly being in The Crow!! That’s what I remember him from , such a great bad guy in the 80s
Saw this on HBO back in the 80s. Had to sneak with my uncle downstairs to watch it. Loved it as a kid.....
I saw this in the theater and on video. I was tempted to pick up the blu ray because, it's Dennis Quaid and David Patrick Kelly.
Hey guys I am dying to see:
"THAT THING YOU DO"
- Best movie you never saw.
I have that collectors edition. I watched it with my family on our projector a few months ago. Pretty good flick.
I always remember stumbling across this film late night on TV as a kid, in the middle of the whole red-lit dream sequence ("How could you? And in front of the children?"), and it was so hilarious it hooked me for the rest of the film, even though I had no idea what was really going on.
I absolutely LOVE this movie. Watched it as a kid over and over. Fantastic
That's just the way we wore our hair back then, man. You're thinking about it too much.
You almost got me. I saw this finally last year, because I saw some BTS Footage of the original NOES, where Wes Craven was expressing some trepidation that he was felling about NOES because of finding out about Dreamscape, once they started filming NOES.
Dennis played in Innerspace and Dreamspace lol cool
Very good movie. I watched it again a few days ago. I can't get enough of it since it came out and I've seen it a lot of times.
Now I know why my girlfriend back then suddenly wanted me to wear v neck sweaters
Waiting for Ice Pirates, Maximum Overdrive, Day Of The Comet, Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold...
Love this movie. Was fortunate to see it in the theater and Dennis Quaid is excellent. Spielberg’s wife Kate Capshaw is awesome in it as well.
I like his V-neck sweaters. 👍🏼
I’ve seen them a lot the past year.
I always remembered this movie, the stop animation was great. Runaway was also good, miss those VHS days except for having to rewind the movies.
I like how Dreamscape came out before a Nightmare on Elm Street,which came out in 1984 as well. But Dreamscape hit the theaters first. Now though Nightmare is a different type of movie that has many similarities to Dreamscape,many similarities. You die in the dream,you die in real life. And there wasn't a real slasher type of element to Dreamscape. But if you want to really get into it,Tommy was the slasher/ assassin who would go into the dreams and do the killing for the evil owner who wanted to kill the president. If you were to watch these movies back to back knowing that Dreamscape came out first, you'd think Nightmare ripped it off quite a bit, especially in the main idea,and dream sequences. But,Nightmare did come to theaters in 1984,made much more at the box office,and was already made and post production was completed. So it was very coincidental,but not a rip off in anyway. Also Dreamscape had very poor marketing,yes,it was a classic. A great movie. But Nightmare had great marketing,Wes Craven's new Boogeyman had gotten ppl in line,and buts in seats,it was more horror than sci-fi and romance. And horror movies in the 80s were the movies ppl were wanting to see. Dreamscape would have probably done better if it was marketed much better. I really don't recall really seeing a trailer on TV for it. On the other hand,you couldn't get through a commercial break from your TV show,with at least a quick trailer of Nightmare. But Dreamscape I believe,was the first movie to explore such a concept of dream traveling and killing in a dream,only to awaken to see that if you die in your dream,you die in real life. Two movies,that came out in the same year,with the same overall idea. Dreams were no longer a game,you die in the dream,you are dead for good. And both were actually great movies.
considering he had some resemblance to Harrison Ford, I'm surprised we haven't gotten a movie with Dennis Quaid & Ford playing siblings.
Just thinking the same! Dennis could be the younger brother.
This film had a great concept and I thought no one saw it but me
You not on your own.
Yup I watched this when I was a kid. It gave me nightmares. I'm tempted to watch it again to see if it holds up.
How dare you accuse me of not seeing this movie! The story was interesting and the action exciting. And Kate Capshaw never looked better!
I used to watch the snake-man scene over and over as a little kid since I somehow loved monsters while other kids were scared of them. Then I finally saw the whole movie as an adult, and I quite like it.
I saw this movie at the movie theatre when I was in 9th grade. I loved it. I own it on bluray now. Great movie.
I haven't seen this movie in years, when I was barely a teenager in fact. I always thought it had a great premise.
I really liked D.O.A with Dennis Quaid from the 80s. J.
One of my faves growing up. Still like it. (Also like Runaway.)
I remember seeing this on TV as a kid, it always stuck with me. Has similar concepts to Elm Street really.
One of my favorite movies ever. Dennis is fantastic.
the hair may be a tad of a dated style but "hideous" is a bit of an ott analys i feel lmao
wish i still had a head of hair like that lol
My favourite Dennis Quaid movie is "Enemy Mine". Whenever I see it I like to do that awesome gargle Drak speech that Louis Gossett Jr invented.
I loved this movie growing up. I must have watched it at least 10 times when it was on cable.
The scene where David Kelley takes a bite of his sandwich and then immediately drinks some soda haunted me for years.
I can’t understand people who eat like that. Are they even human?
@@tunguskalumberjack9987 I had to find the clip to make sure I was remembering it properly. I was. It’s gross and certainly inhuman.
@@garethroberts7932 I’m sorry you had to see that again. I feel your pain.
I want to see you review "CAVEMAN". 40 years later and I can still quote that movie!
Oh, and DREAMSCAPE must have made a lasting impression on Aaron Spelling because he worked the premise into an episode of CHARMED in its first season.
For once, I am going to follow YOU, and watch this tonight on Prime.
Me too, time to edit the title....
Kelly definitely stole the scenes and let's not forget his awesome baddy performance in The crow with the inside tribute to The Warriors, love this movie still for nostalgia too.👍
Boy do I remember it when it came out. Seeing 'Inception' reminded me how much I loved this.
Being a kid in the 80s watching all the 18 movie trailers really was sweet but also sour in the fact that I didn't get to see most of them till later in my life 🙃
I was 7 when Howard the Duck was released and it remains one of my favorite movies from that time.
I still have this movie on a Betamax tape, recorded off of HBO.
The FBI is headed to your house right now!
@@EricSiegelPredicts Bring it.
@@ThePoakieman ... I mean because they want to watch Dreamscape.
@@EricSiegelPredicts Who doesn't?
I remember watching this on TV years back and I actually liked it a lot!
So sad that so many of these actors are no longer with us !
Not really. A lot of the cast was old at the time and they managed to live really long lives. Eddie Albert was 99, Plummer was 91, and Von Sydow was 90. Quaid, Capshaw and Kelly are still around.
The nuclear nightmares & snakeman scenes still haunt my dreams. "Let go or you're gonna draw back a stump!"
Inception ripped this movie off! And Dreamscape had far more imagination on a miniscule budget!
I was 4 or 5 the first time I saw this movie the snakeman scared me so bad a had nightmares for years afterward
I'm a little late seeing your vid, but i just watched Dreamscape on "shout factory tv live com" last week! I found it completely by accident looking up Ultraman stuff! There is a lot of other cool (and not so cool) 80's movies and shows on there too, including some Elvira episodes! And i didn't know there's a 1945 version of Brewster's Millions, but i watched it too! I prefer the remake. ;)
Not intended to be an ad or anything, just sharing.
Great video! You really did a movie i consider a classic a little bit of justice.
Omg yes! Fun to revisit this, which I saw in the theater back then. Only thing is, that opening sequence you showed of the nuclear bomb looked way too stylized to me to match your idea that it would mean an R rating today…
Why were 1984 films so damned creepy? The Company of Wolves, Indy 2, Gremlins, A Nightmare on Elm St...
Something about 84, can't really explain it. That year had all kinds of weird shit.
You gotta change the titles on these videos because we've seen all these movies. 😁
Maybe "Movies you may have forgotten about" or "haven't seen in a awhile"
Gotta agreed with comments
That second title is perfect, been decades since I've seen it, I need to fix that
This and Brainstorm are a great double feature.
What about Brainscan from 1994?
Never saw? Its right up there with 'Altered States'
Loved that flick as a kid!!!
Saw it at the theater when I was 14 and many times after on HBO. It always pairs with Brainstorm in my mind.
Vraiment bon! J'ai adoré ado... et j'ai adoré aujourd'hui. Un remake devrait être fait de ce film !!
Check out the late 80's flick- (Battery's not included)
That's a childhood classic of mine...and it sure was cool to discover Brad Bird as one of its screenwriters...
Loved this movie as a kid, I bought it as an adult, still enjoy it. Without this movie we might not have Inception and The Cell with Jennifer Lopez. Both movies I enjoy very much as well.
Love this movie, watch it every chance I get. Have a huge crush on Dennis Quade
Questionable sweaters but Quaid's shirt drip in this movie is out of control
Quaid looks like a Will Ferrell character in this.
Indeed...I never even heard about this movie, much less seen it! I was 12 back then...