I reckon the fear, at first, was that it might damage his career and that he may have initially been embarrassed about it. But nearly 25 years later, he's over it
@@86blackberrywhite Doing horror films early in your career used to be a really bad idea. Most actors and actresses who did so failed to transition to good roles in mainstream films. This was less true by the 90s but still probably something his agent was concerned about at the time.
He stole the show with that movie. It wasn't really a good movie. But in retrospect, with all the horrible movies that came after, there is some nostalgic charm to this film.
Better than people think it is, mainly due to his crazy performance and the wild nature of the film. That bit at the end where the limo turns up is another great twist out of the blue lol.
You can tell that in spite of all the hate the movie got at the time, he still genuinely loves his turn as Vilmer. It payed off considering in the years since we had Texas Chainsaw 3D and Leatherface 2017, people have here lately been starting to develop an odd appreciation for TCM 4. Sure, it's only becoming a cult classic because Leatherface 2017 was as terrible as it was, but at least it's found an audience.
It's interesting that he is talking about this and acts like it was a big moment in his career. Supposedly, Zellweger and McConaughey have tried their hardest to distance themselves from this film, going so far as not allowing to use their faces on the cover of the film. But, they both are great in it (you could tell they weren't going to be your average b-list horror film actors) and the movie is super twisted. It has a made for TV quality to it which I find even more startling.
Both have since talked favorably about making it. I don't think the 'distancing' and using their faces is so much them, you have to realise there are agents and publicists in the picture as well, who, especially early in their careers, probably didn't want them associated with it after they hit it big.
That would have been a cool movie. He kills off the family and Leatherface, rides off with Renee Zellwegger on a Harley Davidson motorcycle into the sunrise. A perfect way to end the franchise.
You see, he wanted to play the role himself, though he could've walked away. So i don't see any reason for him to be embarrassed or to ostracize the movie
He was the only bright spot in that movie. Everyone else was insufferable, especially zellwegger, she sounded like a whiny teen instead of a terrified damsel throughout the whole movie
Great acting job talking about a movie he fucking sued to keep out of theaters, and then tried to have his name removed from the credits, poster, and cover art. Have you seen it? I don't blame him. I get it.
I will always remember him in TCM when he jumps off the roof onto the car and goes "BUUUUUHBUEEEEEEGH!" Laughed so many times.
Mitch Neu Dead Meat?
@@dweetsauce8513 yup. Happy that it was referenced there!
Mitch Neu I mean, why wouldn’t they? It’s the best part in the entire movie.
GET THAT BITCH! GGGOOOOOOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!
Look up "beeeyooo" its dedicated to that EXACT part. Matter fact, the video keep playing n over again.
He doesn't seem embarrassed of the movie like a lot of people say.
I reckon the fear, at first, was that it might damage his career and that he may have initially been embarrassed about it. But nearly 25 years later, he's over it
I think he was clearly having fun doing the film
I wonder why? I get that it was a crappy film in hindsight, but his character was probably the best part about it.
Exactly. He seems to be pretty alright alright alright with it. I mean he's giddy talking about it the entire time.
@@86blackberrywhite Doing horror films early in your career used to be a really bad idea. Most actors and actresses who did so failed to transition to good roles in mainstream films. This was less true by the 90s but still probably something his agent was concerned about at the time.
The fact that he openly talks about himself being in a bad film just adds to him being a nice guy
That movie was literally the most hilarious thing ever and he literally looked insane his acting was amazing
I've always liked this movie. I'm glad he looks back with fond memories. I wonder if there was ever any truth he despised it.
th-cam.com/video/muGRkxzC3Cw/w-d-xo.html - rare doco of the film
The way he played Vilmer in that film, you know he can do anything. If you can play crazy, you're good to go for any role. 😄
I saw this movie when I was 14 on HBO at about 2:00 in the morning and holy shit, I had no idea what I was in for
Same!
same lol
He stole the show with that movie. It wasn't really a good movie. But in retrospect, with all the horrible movies that came after, there is some nostalgic charm to this film.
Matthew McConaughey is great in this interpretation, very crazy. The best character of the movie.
“Alright, Alright, Alright, Welcome to myyyyyyyy World!” Vilmer Slaughter
I like his action when he jumps to that car and say buuuhuhuhu😂😂😂
“ he’s dead“ no, he’s not! “we’ll” * snaps neck*
“HES DEAD NOW!”
Wow! He was excited to talk about it. He had fun. That's awesome!
He was phenomenal as a psychotic killer! I have to give the film that!
He said “boy don’t even think about running off down that road it ain’t gone do you a damn bit good I can tell you that right now” lmfaooooo
Better than people think it is, mainly due to his crazy performance and the wild nature of the film. That bit at the end where the limo turns up is another great twist out of the blue lol.
He’s the only reason I like that movie
*holds shotgun up*
*screams*
I just love how he embraces this lol
Director: Scare the shit out of her.
Matthew: (leaping up on her desk) BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
🤣
Alright alright alright
Welcome to Myyy World "smack....smack" lol
I like how he done vilmer he done a really good job
BEYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
"I mean that sorry son of a bitch didn't have shit for an imagination, how fuckin simple can you get"
He’s the best part and arguably, the only really good part, of that film.
You can tell that in spite of all the hate the movie got at the time, he still genuinely loves his turn as Vilmer. It payed off considering in the years since we had Texas Chainsaw 3D and Leatherface 2017, people have here lately been starting to develop an odd appreciation for TCM 4. Sure, it's only becoming a cult classic because Leatherface 2017 was as terrible as it was, but at least it's found an audience.
It's interesting that he is talking about this and acts like it was a big moment in his career. Supposedly, Zellweger and McConaughey have tried their hardest to distance themselves from this film, going so far as not allowing to use their faces on the cover of the film. But, they both are great in it (you could tell they weren't going to be your average b-list horror film actors) and the movie is super twisted. It has a made for TV quality to it which I find even more startling.
Both have since talked favorably about making it. I don't think the 'distancing' and using their faces is so much them, you have to realise there are agents and publicists in the picture as well, who, especially early in their careers, probably didn't want them associated with it after they hit it big.
the only reason i rewatch that one is for Matthew
A guilty pleasure.
Absolutely bonkers film - which is what the TCM should be.
he goes BONKERS in that movie
Didn't Mathews agents want to stop the film from coming out when it was re released calling it an exploitative use of his name.
I can't believe he remembed the characters name
That would have been a cool movie. He kills off the family and Leatherface, rides off with Renee Zellwegger on a Harley Davidson motorcycle into the sunrise. A perfect way to end the franchise.
His performance in the next generation is seriously underrated imo. Absolute insanity.
*Grabs spoon* "Scare the shit out of her." Lmaaoo that poor lady
"- Get her Leather! Get her Leather! We've got some more fun today!
[Finds a remote that works]
- Vilmer! Get that bitch!"
1:34
He was fuckin awesome in the film. He later takes down TCM type bad guys in True Detective season 1.
Matthew reminds me of Joel olstien
Not even a little bit.
The thumbnail made me think he was casted as Joel Osteen in a movie or something
Best part of that movie was Matthew
Beeyooo
I v been waiting for this for a very long time. The collapse of reverse psychology
He is excelent in this movie!
Alright alright alright...beeeeeyoo bang!
Him and Renée were pretty good in that movie
Well, at least they had fun
... because we didn't watching it.
This man is gooorgeous i swear to god
Should've made him say boooooo bay
Geezus this guy sounds like the Micro Machine Huh.
What an awesome way to get a role! "scare the shit out of her"
Do anything with me but in my opinion...he is excellent Patrick Bateman.
You see, he wanted to play the role himself, though he could've walked away. So i don't see any reason for him to be embarrassed or to ostracize the movie
BUUUUUH BEHHH
BEYOOOO
He was the only bright spot in that movie. Everyone else was insufferable, especially zellwegger, she sounded like a whiny teen instead of a terrified damsel throughout the whole movie
Agreed Matthew was the highlight of that movie, he seemed to be having a blast hamming it up to 11
Legit the only good Texas Chainsaaw film.
Those 2 are the only reason I watch this crap lmao
BEYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
BEEEEOOOPPPPPP
MUPAHH!!!
He yells meat bag people
MEEEEEEAT BAAAG
Great acting job talking about a movie he fucking sued to keep out of theaters, and then tried to have his name removed from the credits, poster, and cover art. Have you seen it? I don't blame him. I get it.
BEYOOOOOO
awesome, aha
I like Matthew McConaughey I dislike Texas chainsaw the next generation
He's literally the only good part of that movie. lol