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00:00 Intro
00:53 Sponsor
02:14 The Disappointments
05:31 Editing Rant
07:24 Stories Of The 13 Ghosts
20:56 Running Through The Movie
35:00 Outro - บันเทิง
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I love this movie. GG!!
The reason Maggie started the wacky record remix scene was she was played by Rah Digga, who got her fame from being in the underground hiphop group The Outsidaz. They only released one full length EP but for an independent underground group was a pretty good first album. Has at least two songs I still have in rotation to this day.
Obviously I am an old school underground hiphop head. Back when everyone was drooling over 2Pac and Biggie, there was a pretty great underground scene thriving.
Unfortunately, the scene kinda started to die down oddly enough when one of its underground hero's became the biggest rapper in the fuckin world. I'll give you a hint, Hi! My Name Is!
Not saying the independent underground scene is dead, its still there and has new upstarts coming up all the time. It just took a huge break and all the heroes, Mos Def, Atmosphere, etc, either hit the height of their fame or just gave up on trying after seeing that little bastard from Detroit blow up overnight. Especially because he was just a battle rapper with a shitty first album but had the number 1 hit for like a fuckin year straight. The scene was forever tainted after that.
Anyways, sorry for the rant. blah blah Rah Digga, The Outsidaz, yadda yadda great breakdown and review.....as always! And damn!! You're looking so much healthier!!
bro you have this swag about you the just screams BD energy
I’m watching the video but I need to tell you that you are very handsome 😊
Man 13 ghost is one of those films that makes me so sad. Because you can just, feel the idea struggling in the film to breathe. 10/10 I think it would do well from the longer format episode like 30mins for each ghost then, the movie.
Matthew Lillard saves every movie.
Also 22 minutes to get to the intro is impressive.
I love him with my whole feet
Literally
Wing Commander.....
Wasn't expecting to see you here. Sup topic?
In case you didn't know, this movie was actually a remake of a film from 1960. That original movie had a special gimmick in theatres where it was edited using special filters and the audience members were given special glasses that allowed them to choose whether or not they saw the ghosts at different points.
I knew it was a remake, but I didn't know about the special glasses part! That is cool!
More movies need to do that, tbh. Not just changing special effects, but outright hiding/showing things based on the decision to wear it.
@@norrecvizharan1177 Gimmicks like that were a lot more common in the 50s and 60s.
@@itsbrittanybtch That people in the movie had to wear those classes to see the ghosts, was a tribute to the original movie and the glasses the audience used.
@@NoahTNelson More specifically William Castle films had those gimmicks.
Man if this whole concept was handed over to a Japanese horror survival game company in the early 2000s we could've gotten a sick ass game
this really could still be a sick game. The concept of the glasses, breaking/taking the away in one chapter after going toe to toe with them would be fkn terrifying. A co op where the other person has to describe where the ghost is in some way would be interesting af
Dang that is a great concept. I could see that absolutely taking off and becoming a very lucrative fad to whatever studio made it work. Don’t get me wrong it could def be a legitimately good game… but it could also make a lot of money for someone lol.
so we're going to pretend Fatal Frame doesn't exist?
alright
I believe its called silent hill.
15:45 An alternate version of the Great Child's death was that he was originally gonna drown in his vomit, land on his mother, and his big body would've sufficated her. At least according to where I read it from (don't remember where).
Yeah iirc the GC got drunk and passed out.
That’s way better tbh. Instead of the mom being a perpetual victim and this spoiled child who has never done anything for himself suddenly takes action, it’s the mom being ironically punished for spoiling her child so much.
That explains the character design, with all the vomit down his chest
Matthew Lillard is not only a fantastic, underrated actor, he's a super great guy IRL. He was a guest at a convention I was working, the place was supposed to shut down at 9pm, but at 8:30 his line was still crazy. Dude stayed signing, taking pictures, and chatting with every single person in that line. didn't rush anyone, just a genuinely delightful human to interact with. He payed the con security out of his own pocket for them to stick around.
When ever I mention Lillard as one of m favourite under used actors I've been laughed at, I guess small PERFECTLY executed roles don't wow the public.
Wow. Great story. Had no idea he was such a great guy.
He is such a great guy, that is why they made him the real life Shaggy, because he takes his roles seriously, and is such a likeable guy.
FNAF fans are ecstatic rn!
Matthew lillard and Brendan Fraser are two older actors I would be devastated if anything bad came out about them!
16:00 that's because his story was changed in production - originally he died from choking on food, and fell onto his mother. She was still alive but starved to death as she was unable to move herself out from under him. Their makeup reflects this story as opposed to the revised one.
I think that story is much better
@@sarahok6589 they changed it because they thought it was too boring/weak.
@@dottyContrarian I think it better since it's directly tied to their life's actions like a lot of other ghosts and not just some other carnival workers just decided to kill her for proper reason
Penpal ass ending
For starters the flares in the movie are refered to as "Silver flares" by Cyris when we first meet Kallina. That's sigificant because since more ancient times silver was known as a purifying metal. It is said to be able to ward of negative energies, demons, as well as dark or evil spirits. Including the spirits of the dead. These flares were crafted with silver in them to make them a weapon for the dead.
FUN FACT: That's also why vampires couldn't see themselves in mirrors. Mirrors used to be made with a reflective silver backing and that silver wouldn't reflect them because they were undead evil beings.
Oh snap! That makes sense. Also silver is poison to werewolves who are also evil beings
I used to be neighbors with a woman who was in the original thirteen ghosts. Her name was Jo Morrow, afaik she’s still alive and well. She used to teach art and music in my school as well, everyone called her Nana Jo.
Matthew Lillard elevates everything. We need more of him in these trying times.
Have you ever seen SLC Punk? It’s such an underrated amazing movie of his
Apparently, he's going to be in the Fives Nights at Freddy's movie. Hopefully, he gets to do his thing there.
@@hollyjordan3872 that movie is so under appreciated. It was an absolute classic when I was young! Must have watched it 20 times back in like 2005! "ONLY POSERS DIE!" (God. That death of Bob was so sad. Shit hit like mufasa dying every time!😭)
@@zanpakutoman4225 not 'apparently', he posted on instagram the other week saying they started filming :)
Without a paddle is one of my favorites. Definitely my favorite under appreciated actors 🥰
Something I noticed while watching this video is that the Hammer didn’t act aggressive towards the nanny even when she got up close to the glass, he just looked at her, but when Matthew Lillards character does this the hammer reacted violently. I think this is because the nanny, like him, is black so he didn’t see her as an enemy.
What I thought 2 wanted 2 really know his back story
Or……hear me out.. maybe it’s because Matthew put him in the cage
Could even be that she might've reminded him of his wife. Even as an enraged ghost, I'd be pretty chill too if someone came along who even partially resembled a person I used to care for.
@@WhoIsKe😂😂
I think he was a gentleman through and through before his family was stolen from him, and wouldn't have harmed someone he didn't have a soul-burning grudge against. He's happy to beat the tar out of Dennis and throw Cyrus into the spinning blades at the end. He was also fine with going after Arthur. What I wanted to see was how he would react if he came upon Kalina or Arthur's kids. Violence is supposed to be all he and the other ghosts know, so how would he react to them? So many interesting what ifs to explore.
The side eye you give when Arthur or Bobby said something stupid was felt.
I looove the concept of thirtheen ghosts so much, the ghosts are soooo cool and you can tell they put so much thought and work behind their designs, with the extra material from the dvd with all their backstories just makes them better. I wish we had a series of the ghosts and Matthew Lillard
Yeah, they made extended backstories for each ghost, which makes them more interesting, however they did that as "dvd extra" rather then explain them in movie. In movie, they kinda just show up without any real explanation or backstory past "they are freaky ghosts". They just look freaky (seriously, all are amazing in idea and makeup is top tier).
Even back then as kid, I thought ghosts look cool as hell, but movie overall was quite weak. I haven't seen in in recent years, it might have improved with age, because I swear, some of those early 2000s movies look like masterpieces compared to crap we get these days.
It’s actively in the works and has already been pitched! The OG studio wants to do a show where each ghost gets an episode and distinct director to hopefully be tied altogether with a ghost Matthew lillard lol
Literally the most based youtube for uploading high quality TV length episodes during insomnia can't fall asleep hours. Thank you directly man.
no one sleeps anymore,.. welcome to 5g
@@dr.decker3623 is that why i can only sleep at 5 am?!
Uploads about 7 or 8 in the morning for me, perfect to watch when waking up/getting ready.
Got it at 3:30 making this comment as a wake up
I would recomend taking Mirtazapin. Only medication that acctualy made me drowsy without any major side effects. I have been taking it for two years now and can definitely say it brought my life in order again.
The way he keeps attacking Bobby the little kid has me dying each time 😭😭💀
Mathew Lillard is a king man, honestly he is probably the reason i love the scooby doo live action 2000 movies
I always loved this movie, not because it was good, but because it always felt like it was a lot deeper than what we got to see. I would've loved for the movie to go in depth about the ghosts.
Thank you for thanking Matthew Lillard. He's such an unsung hero of 90s-2000s films. 🖤👻💀
That’s why I’ve been saying for YEARS that someone needs to make a 13 Ghosts SERIES!!! Each episode about each ghost etc etc i think MILLIONS of horror lovers would be into that.
They would just turn into a relationship drama.
But if its not HBO or AmazonPrime, I dont want it. They go hard on their shows, whereas Netflix cancels everything halfway through and never commit to the full gore. I want them to go balls to the walls on this 😅
@@JDoe-gf5oz not if the right person got their hands on it
@@jostewart3192 Maybe the creators of She-Hulk.
@@JDoe-gf5oz Hell no.
Matthew Lillard is literally the best. He chews the god damned scenery in this movie, making it a guilty pleasure movie for me. I love him ❤
Cabin in the woods was like a spiritual succession to this movie for me..... Explaining a bit more about the backstory of monster characters in the film. Both super fun films
The glasses thing comes from the fact that this is a remake of a 1960s film that used special glasses to show or not show the ghosts in the film (kinda like using 3D glasses but the red and blue are separated). It's cool that they actually incorporated it into this version, like a nice nod to William Castle (original 13 Ghosts director), who was the king of gimmick movies!
Woah wait are you serious ?
@@jacobbaxter5901 Yep, they're serious! In the original version of the movie the screen would change to a blueish hue, so you'd have to look through the red part of the viewer to see the ghosts more clearly and vice versa
Yess, happy someone brought this up
I think this might be one of, if not the coolest thing in movie history. I don't know why I find it so impressive, I just do.
I REALLY wanna check out that original movie now omg, sounds like such a cool gimmick
13 ghost is my guilty pleasure, The ghost and lore behind them is amazing writing and work. The plot is also pretty good so sad it’s directed and executed so poorly 😂 this is one of those movies that can possibly get a remake ONLY if they do the ghost justice and ditch the high tech glasses shit.
Funnily enough, it WAS a remake.
I adore this movie, though I love the special features explaining the ghosts even more.
I agree with GG on the flaws, but it just gives me a feeling no other movie does.
if it was made now with an amazing horror director imagine the masterpiece we could’ve gotten? but also i love the actors in the original so much 🤪
"High tech" lol the glasses were part of the 1960s film!!! They gave you red 3d glasses at the theater and without them you couldn't see the ghosts.
@@16driver16 you could see them, just not very well. you could remove them with the blue lense though
@@arctrog I forgot how it worked apparently
What do you think about the "theory" that Silas didn't even need Arthur as a failsafe anymore - since Dennis ultimately sacrificed himself while in the house? I didn't even realize that until I was rewatching the film last year, lol. First video I've seen of yours and already a fan!
Wasnt it meant to be a sacrifice for love? Dennis was a sacrifice for redemption which is selfish in a small way
@@scottball2796I mean a sacrifice for love is selfish as well. Its not like you're sacrificing yourself for someone you hate after all you're doing it because you're ranking your kids being happy above you being alive in your priorities but they are still YOUR priorities and wants.
Its possible learning to love yourself might somehow qualify although yeah I doubt it. But either choice still has an element of selfishness either way they're just good productive kinds of selfish lol
As a kid when my parents brought this DVD home in a box from a garage sale the cover scared me. Watching it the premise terrified me. Then when I got to the end I literally lost all my fear of ghosts irl. This movie was truly perspective altering for me.
I think the idea that Matthews character knew he was going to die, but went through with it anyway to help him. It was also a way of redeeming himself for helping a millionaire capture a bunch of souls for a evil purpose all just for money. He could've used his pshycic powers for good but instead used them to make a quick buck. The decision to go against everything he helped create to put a wrench in the evil dude's plan and save a family while he was at it was the ultimate redemption. Was also kinda symbolic he died by the ghosts he helped capture.
I got that, too
He also told the lawyer he was checking the breakers, and was killed, namely his back broken, by the guy known as The Breaker.
I see what you mean, but isn’t capturing the ghosts, even if for a selfish reason, an overall positive outcome? Now they’re stuck in the house and can’t hurt anyone.
@@ssjpanda8417 That is actually awesome, I can't believe it hadn't clicked in my head until reading your comment.
This movie still has a special place in my heart, I first saw it when I was like 13 and at the beginning of my "edgy" phase. I remember googling the Black Tarot afterwards and being absolutely gutted it wasn't a real thing. I mean, admittedly I was 13 and dumb, but it says something that the lore was so intricate and cool that it just made sense to me that this must be based on a "real" legend or something. So much missed potential it still makes me sad. Imagine how awesome this would have been as a series centered around Cyrus or even Dennis with an episode dedicated to catching each ghost.
For a time if you looked it up, it would lead to the website promoting the movie and you could find the stories behind each ghost. This movie scared me so much as a child I had to see if it was real. All for the movie... But very interesting writing. Could use a second (or third rather) swing at it!
i've never agreed with someone so aggressively lmao this is perfect
this movie is delicious garbage😂
This movie scared me more than any other movie in my life. I was 12 or 13 when I watched it and seeing short shots of it still gives me immense anxiety. Love this movie
I watched all their back stories on TH-cam years back and it made the film so much more effective. They really should have had an explanation for each ghost incorporated in the main story.
As a sister QueenB, I agree! 😄👍
I saw the same video. It was so thorough and well made. Definitely game me chills and added to the movie.
But they did
@@scottsmith1349 not a proper one. It was so glossed over
@@msfs19941 the whole movie is a shell of what it was intended, the original script explained Soo much stuff though dialogue and actions of both characters and the ghosts
This is why being up at 2:30 in the morning is a good thing, you get a GG movie review to accompany work projects. I always thought the ghosts needed more screen time, they were all so different and scary
Absolutely, my sleep schedule is...
Wait, what was I saying again?
@@Stampybampyidk bro my brain stopped at 12 pm
@@Tw0Dots I’m lucky my brain functions enough to get any work done lol
Saaame, that’s what made me upset the first time I saw it
The backstories of each ghost is scarier than the entire movie.
Cabin in the Woods did the exact same thing with having a ton of curses or whatever and what do they choose to focus on hillbilly cannibals. There were so many other cool monsters that just didn't get a lime light in that movie. I was very much disappointed in the lack of lore.
wha...? But all the monsters in that film were direct references to monsters in other films/media, that was the whole point. You don't need lore, the films they reference exist!
@@paultapping9510okay and how did they get them? If it’s film and media and that film and media exists how did they catch them? What others do they have.
They again left a lot to be craved because it’s mostly left to a cgi blob fight with the elevators and an Easter egg of a white board.
They went the easiest route possible with it.
@mellysomething6296 can you imagine the licencing nightmare that using anything other than snippets of (definitely not) other franchises would create?
But legal stuff aside, what your asking for would result in either a bloated unsatisfying mess of a movie due to not being able to give each monster the screentime it deserves, or effectively a cinematic universe which for the above legal reasons could never happen. Look how hard Freddy Vs. Jason was to make for evidence of that.
While it also left me wanting more, imagining scenarios in this universe and so forth, I don't think it's particularly fair to call the film lazy.
@@paultapping9510they could have gotten around licensing with mock ups of them. Instead of typical zombie family.
And a bloated mess? I’d rather a bloated mess than a run of the mill play by play horror disguising itself as high brow because it’s “aware” I would’ve fathered the focus be in the facility as opposed to the cabin.
If you think the only way to not have a bloated film is to basically make it exactly like every other film regardless of “satire” means you like run of the mill garbage and that’s fine. I however would like a little more.
Could’ve easily cut out Jules making out with the wolf, the weird sexy dance after the basement, the stupid double mirror peeping Tom scene. Etc to actually I don’t know WORLD BUILD. 😂
Jesus you’re not hard to please huh?
@@mellysomething6296The world was already built. We already knew the stories for the different monsters. We watched the movies they were in and tell their stories around the campfire.
Besides putting anymore focus on any other monster would have also meant it had to be given a bigger role in the movie. That would have detracted from the point of the movie. It's not like Thirteen Ghost where all of the ghosts are already an important part, most of the monsters in the movie don't matter, the only exceptions being the zombie family and the mermen. The ballerina and the stand in for Pinhead kind of do too, but not so much they can't be easily switched with a different monster.
God the art of the ghosts and the makeup is so cool. The way they incorporate the backstory into the design is so clever and it may be awful but goooood. I’m a sucker.
You’d think a movie named thirteen ghosts would spend most of the time on the ghosts. I love movies that have interesting character designs that tie into the lore. I would have been cool for it to be the focus.
“It’s probably what your mom tripped over when she was trying to escape” 😂😂😂😂😂 im HOWLING 😂
I’m so glad Matthew Lillard is coming back to horror this year, I can’t wait to see him in the FNAF movie
2:38 Wait, the writings are on a mirror and the text on MistaGG's shirt during the shots where he's "behind" the writings are mirrored. Were those segments shot through the mirror's reflection for that illusion? That's actually genius.
I figured that out too! We're all so clever.
This, Ghost Ship, House on Haunted Hill, and the Haunting all had that weird 90s flashing light editing, plus the fact that they're remakes of classic 50s horror movies and iconic novels. There's something so appealing to me about these movies, and I think it's how much work the creative teams put into them that we as the audience barely see. It's fascinating stuff, and I'd love to see you keep watching this vein of movie.
was mid watch into your cube video and it just got taken down lol, a minute before i was thinking to myself how crazy it was that you had so much audio from the movie in the video lmao
Same here lmao I was so confused,that's never happened to me before
I also like the detail of the jackal being afraid of fire thus why he was afraid of the flares
We need a series about the backstory of each ghost
Was thinking about that but how to tie it to "old" movie?
@@Goblintommaybe how they were captured ? That’s a good thought
there's no series but i think you can find the backstories of each ghost here on youtube. it's a special feature if you buy the bluray dvd
Yessss I just made this same comment!
There is one! Search 13 ghost backstories in the youtube search bar .
The absolutely lethal roast of Bobby at the end would have been enough to have the kid change places with his Mom's un-aliving 💀💀💀
The jokes towards Bobby are hilarious. Especially the subtle stares you do when he’s talking as if you were the dad kills me 😂💀
This is the earliest movie i can think of that gave me nightmares.
Even now, today, it's still unnerving to me
Btw while i fully agree we need more ghosts, in this ghost movie. the editing of the ghosts movement is what makes the ghosts scary. The jittery jumps with the flashes builds anxiety and looks unnatural.
You can see they slow down the cuts when you need to see the action but it speeds up when theres unnecessary movements. Its actually genius, the director is the idiot who decided not to show the ghosts
The way you trash talk Bobby had me laughing so hard this morning. Thank you so much for this 😂
Omg I replayed that at least 5 times, I laughed so hard at that my goodness he is so funny
Like a lot of other people, 13 Ghosts is a guilty pleasure and reminds me of my childhood. I know it’s not great but it brings me back to simpler times. So glad you’re still making videos on it, high quality and in depth videos at that.
33:35 I have a theory that the gap in the ghosts was either the torso and he was too short to be in the shot haha
This is my favorite horror movie I would like to see a 13 episode mini series on each ghost origins, the movie was good that it didn't over expose the ghost it let people come up with their own lore.
This used to be one of my favorites when I was younger
Omg same!
Yes! I instantly clicked when I saw it was new upload from GG haha Tony Shalhoub for the win xD
It honestly still is one of my favorites for a combination of the nostalgia, the character designs of the ghosts, and, most crucially, the contrasting combination of the gruesomely cool scene of the front half of the lawyer sliding down the glass cutting him in half and the ridiculously silly "did the lawyer split?" line.
The vision was to show he knew he was going to die, but he knew it would be protecting someone. He also felt he deserved it because catching those spirits was moraly wrong. It was him repenting for helping sylis. His spirit was smiling at the end was him being freed along with the spirits he helped capture. I thought it was beautiful lol.
I also thought he was the “13th” ghost because of that sacrifice
Seriously, can we get a mini-series with these ghost stories?!# These backstories are fantastic
Such a great video! I’m glad you gave the backstory of each ghost. I remember reading about them on Wikipedia or IMDb after watching the movie as an adult and thinking how interesting they were. It’s so disappointing to think of all the potential this movie had if they had included all the ghosts’ backstories in it. You should do a video about another one of these types of remakes at the time House on Haunted Hill. It was actually a pretty fun movie. Also Matthew Lillard is a treasure.
i forgot matthew lillard was in this. this guy always puts 100% into every role hes in :P ill let it slide for sure!
I'm the opposite! he was the only thing I remembered about the movie
@@randomdisplayname the ghosts were the only thing that stuck with me, and i hadnt seen this movie since 2006 :P
I'm dying of laughter with the parts playing the dad. Is it wrong I went back and watched just those parts over again. And over again. I'm crying from laughing so hard.
That 'evil JOIs be like' part will forever have a place in my heart. Thank you 😂
Matthew Lillard improves anything he's in. True champ.
The “can you milk me” and “freak come out at night” refrens is why I love gg so obscure
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I do have to say I actually like 13 Ghost. And when reading all the back stories of the ghost I am happy that the jackal finally got his peace. Him skipping into the woods disappearing made me happy 😁
Mista GG's ads are the only ones I genuinely watch and don't roll my eyes at. Even when they're not in a rap format
I wish they did like a movie series or tv show or novels or literally any other long form of media for 13 Ghost! I remember watching it and being really confused just in general and figured there wouldn't be any more lore if it wasn't put in the movie. Knowing that the ghost had intricate backstories makes me wish they did more with it!
This movie completely terrified me as a kid. This and Ghost Ship haunted me for years, and I love seeing just how goofy both of those movies really are now.
@MistaGG you forgot to mention that’s the house is in honor to the The Lament Configuration (puzzle box) from Hellraiser.
The last three though killed so many people. The way she said there names in fear "The Hammer...The Jeckle...and The Juggernaute." Pure fear
I resonate with you on this. When I first saw 13 Ghosts, I was enthralled by the ghosts and went down a rabbit hole of reading about them. I really wish we got material just about them, their lives and their capture. Make it some dark DC comic or something. Gimme the ghosts!
DC? the garbage facility? nah I dont need this movie ruined
I did the same thing!
An entire movie universe where each ghost gets an origin story. Yes.
Just in the brief moment where his son is reading the Herald, you succinctly captured my feelings for the character.
Ngl GG, you're cool for making the sponsor a chapter. It's in hand with a moving slider at the bottom on other videos, and I respect it. Tootles.
My family had this movie on VHS, and I swear as a kid I was so freaked out by the cover that it literally took me like, 15 years to actually watch the movie 🤣 It was honestly great though, Matthew Lillard is a joy to watch
This movie lead me to my love of the horror genre as a kid. Still watch it once in a while😅
I love Thirteen Ghosts, it brings back memories! I also loved that they put in that fake history stuff on the menu so that you can learn more about all of the ghosts, where they came from, how they died and how they ended up where they are now. ❤
I absolutely love thirteen ghosts and Ghost ship, they are my ultimate comfort watch horror movies.
21:04 Bro, don't apologize I love deep diving into lore and you do a very good job of presenting it and I thoroughly enjoyed what you been explaining.
The “Evil JOI” 2 second bit made me laugh way harder than it should have…
I love how deep you went into this movie. The lore is insane and I wouldn’t have known about all of it if i had just watched. Now i wanna watch this movie after seeing your videooooo
The special feature that explained all the ghosts (concept wise) was one of my favorite thing when I was like 10. I had that thing MEMORIZED. I was convinced I would dress up as each of the ghosts one Halloween after another,
I saw this movie on an Acid trip in a mostly empty theater with my best friend... freaked us out lol it was a hilarious time trying to leave the theater. It was before cell phones and we had to use a pay phone trying to get someone to come drive my car lolol I can remember it like it was yesterday ..sigh❤️
Their were cell phones they existed since the 90's heck when this movie came out my dad owned a cell phone but I suppose a teenager of the 00's couldn't afford one lol🫠
@@mercedesvelasquez8781 yeah the average younger person damn sure didn't have one since the early cell phone bills were hundreds and also charged minutes on top. So chill with correcting grown folks' experiences lol
@@DarlingMissDarlingassuming they arent grown..
@@Tw0Dots try deductive reasoning.
@@mercedesvelasquez8781 Most adults couldn't afford them, either, when I went to college my mom gave me her "car phone" that had to be plugged into the lighter, but calling on it was so expensive that she insisted it was only for emergencies. That was 1999. Regular cell phones became more common somewhere between 2001-2002, I remember it distinctly because I started a sales job in 2002 and was still excited the job included a phone.
I loved this movie as a teen, I love it even more as an adult. It has a special place in my heart
I actually went through allllll those ghost descriptions in the dvd extras soooo Long ago.
I love that you made this video to dive deep into it
I have always said that the ghost should have their own mini series. The back stories of all 12 would be awesome if done right.
I remember this one of the first horror movies that help me overcome my fear of scary movies as a kid. What a journey
You explained all my feelings of this movie perfectly. I think a mini series with each ep focusing on each ghost would be phenomenal 😭
I want to go out of my way to show my appreciation for Mista GG looking out for his hungover viewers. We know who we are. Watching him while eating Wendy’s breakfast we got in a drive thru with a 0.07 BAC the morning after a night out while we are in bed fixing to sleep after we finish the meal. He’s a real G…G?
One of my favorite ghost movies. I've watched it too many times to ever watch again but it's great. Edit the DVD gives a great explanation of every ghost.
The guy who played the jackal was a coworker of mine at a restaurant in a smallish town in Ontario years ago, around the time that movie came out. I don’t think he acts anymore but he was the nicest dude and a real pleasure to work with. He also plays the dude who gets sacrificed in the Canadian movie Weirdsville. Just some neat fact, why he lived here while trying to become a known actor was never explained to me.
A lot of people don't make it in the industry
You probably get this all the time, but I absolutely love the direction you've taken your channel since I've started watching you (i.e Predator chronicles). It seems like you've found something you like doing and talking about and it translates. Your content is very enjoyable and I agree 100% that shaggy carried this movie, this use to be one of my favorites growing up. Sorry not sorry, he will forever and always be shaggy to me. Looking forward to the next video.
He'll always be Cereal from Hackers to me 💜 Although, Brock Hudson from She's All That and Stuart from Scream come close.
he will always be Stu from Scream to me, i only learned he played Shaggy like,,, 2 years ago, idk why i never made that connection. which was weird bc Stu was one of my biggest teen crushes lol
I need your energy in my life, bruv.
Something about your cheerful demeanor makes me feel like the world is not such a sucky place after all.
Keep on keeping on! Don't ever change!
They had illustrated postcards that were cool, I wish they tackled more on the ghosts - their backstories, personality, etc. The movie felt hella rushed, I remember catching it on the CW channel so many times in the month of October as a kid, I think they still do it every October lol
Thank you for this, and great editing like always
Your skits always have me bursting out laughing. This movie could have been amazing. Matthew is great in every movie I have seen him act in
I love that they chose him for fnaf
this clearly took a ton of work. and it shows. great video, great jokes, good edits, 36 mins and no spots to skip through.
Damn I actually used to play Empires & Puzzles as one of my first proper mobile games! So happy to see they’re still around and sponsoring people. It’s one of the best match 3 games with the town building and hero collection stuff.
the 'futuroic' pause has got to be the most hilarious yet subtle moment ive ever seen on TH-cam 💀 24:03
This still is one of my favorite movies ever. I know the flaws but its Monk and Shaggy fighting ghosts!
Agreed.
The fact that it left almost everyone who watched it wanting an entire tv series is why it’s so good.
This might be my favorite “bad movie” of all time. Like you said the ghosts prosthetics are just so good and that’s not even mentioning the house. Love it.
It's one of the first horror movies I ever watched growing up. I loved it a lot. I dont remember why, but I remember being more intrigued about it than scared. The Jackle kinda freaked me out, I guess. Along with Cube and Hypercube being my first ever horror movies, but cube and hypercube remains one of my fav movies, tbh shit was crazy! Had a few dreams being stuck in the cube, was really wacky, and would definitely recommend it.
Completely agree with you. The concept for each ghost, the black tarot and entire lore of the movie is interesting af. The movie itself? Not so much.
I absolutely agree and wish they had spent more time revealing the ghosts back story. I felt this exact way towards the Cabin in the woods villains, I thought alot of them seemed really interesting and was half expecting a spin off about at least a couple of them.
Anyways, really appreciate this deep dive. :)
LOVE this video! So indepth and we'll done! I really hope they make a series based around 13 Ghosts or a sequel. Those ghosts looked SO COOL and did not get the screen time they deserved!
LMAO you should give your editor a raise just for that "Common Torso W" edit, I watched it like 10 times and laughed my ass off every time.
EDIT: LMAO it's actually the most replayed part of your video. I knew it!