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Somehow never came up during the time I made this (and having to edit down via copyright mandate), ... but Nostalgia Critic reviewed Frighteners too just 2 years ago, and, naturally, was more of a whiny dick about the movie. Alas, his taste for weirdness ends at the borders of Hot Topic. - ua-cam.com/video/WI5328BWYXQ/v-deo.htmlsi=GDYymvYf_MNX9xg4 At least viewers can contrast and compare. He has his points, of course, but a lot of what he complains about can be retorted with "it's pre-Tolkien Peter Jackson, it's supposed to be loopy!"

When the fuck can I watch this?

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😍💙 Just now caught up to this ep. RE: Deadoaks Mall : It will live on! It's on hiatus right at the moment, but the team can produce any script a writer hands them without my input.

There's a skeleton wearing a bra in one background and you don't even notice the first view.

I remember seeing Dreamscape in the theater the weekend it came out. It was the second PG-13 movie released after Red Dawn which I also saw in the theater. I always liked Dreamscape. It's one of the few films that deserve a reboot.

YES! It also was poorly promoted! I literally think that the promoters never even saw a screening.

😆 I forgot the agents picked him up in a wood paneled station wagon!

I remember Dreamscape. I thought great idea but execution was blah. ...and he just said the same thing in the video.😁

Also forgot to mention the Julie Roberts rule - any director who has worked with Julia Roberts is incapable of making a weird movie.

Can you believe that my friend said that his two friends actually walked out of the cinema towards the end whilst watching The Substance . But they said that they did really enjoy it, but the ending was too much for them. Pussies !!

The Substance is a great, crazy movie.

Moguel is an astonishin filmmaker and human being!

Good stuff, thank you.

I been looking for this movie for 40 years. When I heard her say I'm alive, I knew it was the movie I was looking for. That was the only line I had remembered. Thanks for jogging my memory

That book was the first Movie adaptation of a Dean Koontz book. Dragon Tears, and The Bad Place were both pretty decent.

You've got a stuffed Opus! My late father bought me one with a hotel bath towel and a shower cap on it years ago, and I still have it.

Not a big night at the movies. In our city in '77, it played as co-feature to the six-month-old "Carrie".

Great review! I'd like to see this remade with modern tech and an updated script. Despite the film's flaws, it's pretty thought-provoking as a historical example alluding to the potential terrors of A.I. Off to see if I can unearth an original copy of the book AND its update ...

When I saw the title I thought it was an anime

Very underrated film. Limited obviously by some screenplay issues, technology and the execution of the concept was not as well done as it could've been. As far as the concept itself? Brilliant stuff. A very intriguing premise, but the film tries to punch a little higher than the intellectual ability of its script. The ending is pretty good though and it does end on a positive note ultimately.

... loving your new book, btw

I remember watching it in TV (30+ years ago) under original play title. I was flabbergasted as it didn’t make any sense to me and I expected some quality from duo Taylor - Burton.

I saw BAD in the theaters when it first came out in 1977. I was dumbstruck. But by the time it was released on VHS, I not only bought it, I had BAD parties. At most parties, one or more people would go running out of my apartment cursing me and ending our friendship. I knew the party was a success! Yes, I was born, raised, and lived in NYC for most of my life. These people are real. And yes, the basis for this movie is still found in movies made today. This was the first. The original. This was BAD.

Would love to know both your top 10 personal favourite weird movies 🙃

Thank you for this interview, long live Everything Is Terrible

I saw it when I was about 11 years old on the big screen. I kept waiting for the bomb to go off

Recently watched and enjoyed. Recommend.

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i wanna see this

For such a notoriously boring place Winnipeg got the most interesting cinema

That movie is 100% weird. Hard to pick the really weird parts...

I never heard Damon speak before. If we lived closer , I know we'd be friends.

Nice to know i'm not the only one who discovered this gem of a movie back then. Virtually the same thing happened to me - as in choosing to see it blind rather than go and see a "normal" film as it were! Some fantastic observations about human nature by Mr Mitchell regarding the idea of using a face rather than an airship. Although i suppose we missed out on having warriors on horseback sporting airships on their heads. Maybe in Zardoz 2?? Ive got this book in my basket ready for a Christmas read and im sure its going to be as fascinating as the author. Well done guys

Whaaaaat the devil is this ?

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i remember seeing this on PayTV as a kid!

Hellooooooh!

Even the house interior is weird. Ahaha-

I don't think there are 10 moments in this movie that aren't weird! Great video.

Same mother became jill near the ending.

Man, I was introduced to Cory and the Billy nayer Show years after it was released I was absolutely enchanted with the whole steam punk retro style. I was so hoping for more

Awesome podcast - rhanks guys!!

is this being recorded from prison

What the Republican Party enjoys behind closed doors. 😅🤣

i absolutely loved this movie, saw it in the theatre! total hidden gem!

Brainscan was the best, R rated, Are You Afraid of the Dark movie they never made. I really enjoyed watching this on the little tv in my room when i was his age. His attic apartment bedroom is so cool!

Saw it in the theater

Love this. I absolutely loved playing Mr. Case 😀 and thank you for the kind words. I thoroughly enjoy working with James and I hope you enjoy When the Sun Stands Still, I think you will. Thanks for The Witches of the Sands shout out too - much appreciated.

Great interview! James is such an interesting filmmaker and I really enjoyed working with him on When the Sun Stands Still.