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Dennis Gallagher
Приєднався 11 гру 2014
It's all subjective, y'know?
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Coco's Disturbing Little Moment
Today's video is me trying to explain why I like it when something's nearly perfect - but has one wee shite bit. ko-fi.com/dennigalla | dennigalla
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Doctor Who's Socio-Political Dark Side
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Today's video is a celebration of one of the best runs any TV show ever had, and how its careful inclusion of real-world allegories played a part in both its initial success and lasting power. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
Treehouse of Horror is Terrifying
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Just in time for Halloween, here's a video where I battle through a sort throat to return to the channel's roots: rationalising childhood trauma. ko-fi.com/dennigalla | dennigalla Trailer unlisted here: ua-cam.com/video/Ed0XELfem_M/v-deo.html
Goat: The Frat House Horror Movie
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One of my favourite films and a cruelly unsung work of American Realism, Goat deserves to be seen by more people - and here's why. ko-fi.com/dennigalla | dennigalla
The PS1 Start-up Tells a Story
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In this utterly subjective video, which might be the shortest video essay of all time, I explain the visuals that pop into my head every time I watch the PS1 startup cinematic. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
Mad Mad Manga
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A video recommending some of my favourite lesser-known manga series. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
The Sinner: The Inner Redemption of Harry Ambrose
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Today's video is a character study on Harry Ambrose: the brilliant, troubled detective from Netflix's The Sinner. Samaritans (UK): www.samaritans.org Mental Health America (US): mhanational.org Similar services will be available worldwide. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
Japandroids: a Coming-of-Age Album Trilogy
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Today's video is my attempt at trilogising Japandroids' three studio albums, in which I tow the line between sounding like a grasping English teacher and actually making a coherent point. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla LINKS Japandroids | Live at Massey Hall: ua-cam.com/video/sAQNwS8YR_M/v-deo.html North East South West official video: ua-cam.com/video/D1cRSpSk5D4/v-deo.html The ...
Squid Game's Final Act was Perfect
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Squid Game's final three episodes upset a lot of people, but I wasn't one of them. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla My first Squid Game video: ua-cam.com/video/Dat_c-6nXFc/v-deo.html
Napoleon Dynamite: The Tragedy of Uncle Rico
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Yes, really. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
The Disturbing Reality of Social Surrealism
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I get a little bit political in this video, so apologies in advance if anyone gets bent out of shape over my incredibly middle-of-the-road opinions. Twitter: dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla 'Interview: Director Rob Jabbaz talks “The Sadness” Ahead of Fantasia Film Festival Premiere': coastalhousemedia.com/2021/08/16/rob-jabbaz-the-sadness-interview/
The Inbetweeners Movie Destroyed Neil's Character
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This video almost didn't happen because of how surprisingly difficult it was to get a hold of good-quality Inbetweeners footage. Fuck me, what a headache. What a fucking headache. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
The Great American Drama of Malcolm in the Middle
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Today's video is a celebration of North America's greatest work of dramatic fiction, in which I talk about Francis Wilkerson for longer than I talked about Squid Game. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
How Hellbound Crossed the Line
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In today's video we're talking about the second record-breaking Korean drama of the season and wandering the jungle of mistaken first impressions. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
How Squid Game became Netflix's #1 Show
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In today's video I'm gushing over Squid Game, a South Korean drama that's not only the best series in years but a landmark moment for the international exchange of TV and Film. dennigalla | ko-fi.com/dennigalla
The Audio Scares of Broadcast Horror
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The Audio Scares of Broadcast Horror
5:28 ok but what the fuck
The Walrus from Pengu
When I was watching the show as a child has a lower middle class American, it made me feel like there was more than just what I saw. I really appreciate this long break down.
I'm not the only one.. All my life and I thought I was. GOD bless you for helping us all unite with our feelings toward this!
Top 10 show ever, it is criminal that a show like friends is ranked higher, when there is no comparison. MITM is amazing in every way!😊
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WHAT IS HE TALKING ABOUT LIKE THAT IS IT YOU’RE GETTING BANDED BUDDIO
my mum always said i was so scared of the penguin because he was completely expressionless. you knew he was sinister, but you could never figure out what was going on in his head
I thought the frat house horror movie was black christmas 2019
Surprisingly, I was never afraid of TOH as a kid. I was afraid of random things that shouldn’t have scared me though, like the Addams family theme song for example (not the show or movie, just the theme song 😅).
Great video !
I totally understand the scare factor of Wallace And Gromit, but at the same time, when I was a kid I always found the environment of Wallace and Gromit comforting. Like Wallace and Gromit's house looks so warm and relaxing to live in
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Dude I’m genuinely trying to understand why I loved this show so much as a child? In fact it’s really some of the only early memories I have as a young child. still love cheese and crackers though
Nah cause i used to watch it when i was 7 and was so scared but also loved it
There are confirmed to be people in the shorts because of loaf & death. There’s this old woman who gets hit in the head with a bread loaf, & when gromit’s trying to get rid of the bomb he sees a group of nuns promoting charity, but that’s it…
liminal spaces can also be described as a place you felt you been there before as a kid or an adult but you haven’t and that creeps you out cuz there is smth not right probably becuz there is no one there
Great video. I was just wondering if you’ve read through the manga Homunculus. And if you did, what did you think of it? I ask because the manga is briefly featured in this video.
Read it all, loved it. Huge fan of Hideo Yamamoto in general. Guy's off his rocker. Cheers for watching.
my current favourite TV show is doctor who. so yah, its a really long one... PLEASE HELP
My only advice is to check out my Doctor Who video - as long as you're past the Tennant era.
@@dennigalla ill probably check it out. you make great videos btw!
@@TraversalKnife I appreciate that man. Sorry the release schedule's so spotty.
@@dennigalla no no, its okay bestie youre a very creative and competent writer and such
You want to know whats FUCKING GODDAMN TERRIFYING Phil Tippets MADGOD!!!!!
There's nothing creepy about Wallace and Gromit
You ruined my childhood bitch
no
This completely unrelated to the simpsons but anyway. I don't know why but when i was little there was these two groups of prehistoric documentaries called walking with dinosaurs and walking with beasts . Walking with dinosaurs was scary to me because there was just music and the backgrounds or just dead dinosaurs on some episodes also the strange music with the still backdrop during the credits but walking with beasts was fucking scarier because in one episode there were giant prehistoric ants and they murdered a baby terror bird hatching from its egg and stripping its body to the bone and the earthquake scene in episodes one were toxic gas is going into the atmosphere and suffocating al l the creatures during the night and in the morning you just see dead bodys and the mysterious kinda terrifying soundtrack but if anyone else had this experience let me know in the replies
I'd think you'd like the Wallace and Gromit game made by telltale. It does have a decent sized roster of characters, but the town still manages to fill empty. Combine that with washed-out lighting. It has a slightly different, but still foreboding atmosphere.
Weirdly enough, I find Wallace and Gromit soothing. But I think it’s a geographical thing because Wallace and Gromit takes place in the North of England and being Mancunian, the setting is comforting to me. The characters are reminiscent of people I know and their experiences and interests and it just feels nostalgic to me.
Oh look, it’s Mischa Bachinski from hit musical Ride The Cyclone!
no. The real horror is Wallace putting his fucking cup on his *round* chair lean thing at 2:16
This show was my childhood and im now at the point where Francis was , stuck after the ranch. Im going through divorce going through hotel to hotel . But i know if i concentrate and persevere i know ill find a stability somewhere
It'll all work out, man. Cheers for watching.
This is the show everybody in the family gathered to watch all for different reasons
This was beautiful, thank you.
When I was a kid I used to watch a few movies on the CDs my grandma had. Bread or death used to really freak me out so much.
Matter of Loaf and Death is i think one of the less creepier ones. Oh, it is also the one where we can see some signs of life - like those nuns with kittens or the old lady that got hit by Wallace's bread!
You’ve got to put some swaz on it gromit
How the fuck is Wallace And Gromit creepy. It's a clay stop motion animation thing for children. Like Shaun The Sheep. Wallace And Gromit is totally cool you hater. Leave the greatness of Wallace And Gromit Alone
Malcolm in the middle
As a fan of your absolutely wonderful Wallace and Gromit essay, I loved this one to the exact same scale, great work my guy! :)
I played Wes in this movie! This was such an impactful film project to be involved in. We were all so determined to make this the best movie we could. We knew we were telling a very serious story and wanted to be as respectful but also as authentic as possible. Such a great experience working with such talented actors and Andrew the director and Ethan Palmer the cinematographer
It's awesome to have you with us man, cheers for watching. Do you think I did the film justice with my little video? Yeah, it's clear that a monumental amount of passion went into every aspect of the film. It really shows. Do you mind if I ask you: what was it like filming the hazing scenes? Was there a lot of improv going on on-set? How long did the takes go uninterrupted? It seems really demanding for all sides in those scenes. Cheers.
@@dennigalla Your video NAILED it! I'm so honored that you really understand this film and its message. Well done sir! SOOOO the hazing scenes were really intense, and we all were prepared for what was coming. We watched the documentary FRAT HOUSE (1998) to get inspiration. The hazing was about was real as you could get. They're obviously drinking water and O'douls, but the pledges seriously went through hell filming. The throwing up was very real. We were all ready to be raw man. Even the slaps were real! I give so many props to Ben Schnetzer for going through so much torture for this role. Ben is the best actor, the nicest guy, and seriously 100 percent committed to portraying Brad authentically. The Basement scenes were really intense, as was the forest/cabin stuff. It was all done safely of course, no one actually got hurt, but we all went as far as we could realistically to be as real as possible. I will always hold this filming experience close to my heart. I loved your video and how well you described the message of GOAT!
Bro wtf is this guy smokin’
Hello I have subscribed to your UA-cam channel
About the Simpsons thing at the start it scared the fuck out of me too
Liminal
The robot on the moon used to scare the shit out of me lmao
Being the oldest out of 3boys and a girl, in a middle/low class with an assertive mother. I’ve never had a show feel so like home
Y'all were really scared of W&G?? That shit was my childhood 😢
Damn man, i have become uncle Rico
The only thing scary is the face
2:33 😂😂😂
Thx for the effort.
i feel like this show showed women struggles more than most shows. between lois not wanting to be the bad cop or when she has jamie and she doesn’t love him like she thinks she should or even dealing with hals family. i feel like this show showed how women have to deal with so much more backlash when we’re just doing our best 😭😭