Fear Street 1666 shook my faith in myself.
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For the record, I specifically called you out as the reason I started buying from them in a survey they sent, and I hope that had at least a small hand in getting them to reup. They are getting a lot off of me now.
magic spoon isnt vegan. How does it feel to be promoting the murder of animals you pretend to care about?
@@joshmbrown42 I hope it is. There's only one thing worse than carnists, and that's carnists pretending to care about animals
I was genuinely not expecting to hear the grown-up goosebumps trilogy say "Fuck the Police." Glad I took your recommendation!
I wasn’t expecting a grown up goosebumps in the first place tbh
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
It said fuck the police, racism, homophobia, misogyny. It was incredibly cathartic.
I wasn't expecting Bone Thugs N Harmony's Mo Murda to be playing, if only the Boogie Pop Anime had remembered that song's relevance.
R.L. Stine is a big antifa pothead I'm calling it.
You just know they were so proud of that "Goode is evil" line reading. Cheesiest line in the whole trilogy, but damn if they didn't earn it.
Cheesy no doubt, but it fit the tone.
Shoulde have beene EvilE
Ok yeah but there is NO nuance in this series.
Like the entire thematic philosophy of this movie seems to be a pointed rejection of the entire concept of nuance. Everything is 195% so cheesy feels right at home
I liked the Goode family name but Fier was a very clever choice.
Its pronouce like fear so it make the witch sound scary but its actualy the french word for pround, as in pride. I think it foreshadow that even though the witch is scary she was just gay and innocent.
I absolutely loved this trilogy, especially the message that we cannot start to undo our unjust society without first addressing the injustices of it's past. At least, that's a message i got out of it. And I wouldn't have watched them at all without your first video, so thank you for introducing me!
SAME. would’ve completely skipped it, Riverdale was the vibe I got and I was not about it. Glad to have watched the entire series, and I’m not even normally much of a “slasher” type horror movie fan.
*undo. and agreed, pretty solid trilogy, better than i expected
Are the second two better? Because I had a hard time staying awake through the first.
@@lizc6393 Yeah, Mildred mentions in the first review that the first half of the first film is absolute bottom tier garbage that made them wanna quit watching it despite having a sponsorship for the video. But it picks up great at the second half and the rest are good films.
thank you for the dog warning, i truly appreciate that
I have no particular feelings on animal killing in horror film, just commenting to nudge the algorithm. ;) But I know, many people do, so, yeah, you are right. It is a nice touch.
I hate dog murder in movies. For some reason my brain can understand that the humans are acting, but it thinks the dog is real. Why is that?
If it helps, the dog death is off screen
@@Tibyon I don't know why it is, but I know you are far from alone. I have a good friend who is the same. I recommended a show to them when I was on the third episode. Next night I texted again "I NEED TO GIVE YOU TIME STAMPS FOR EPISODE 4 BC THEY DO THE THING"
I learned about a terrible practice called debarking. Apparently people have their dogs' vocal cords surgically severed so they aren't annoyed with barks. This is in the top five most horrible rich american things I've ever read.
I liked that they made a movie for teens in which the moral is that oppressed groups should come together and finally end their oppression by killing cops.
Evil cursed cops. Not real, human cops, who have nothing to do with a biased and propagandic political movement right? You have sanity right?
@@jackbishop8610: Cops being cursed to be evil is indeed fiction. Luckly the evil cop in this was the one doing the cursing to feed on the poor communities he is supposed to protect, so that is more belivable.
@@Painocus Bro I have had some bad cop interactions, and some good ones, I'm also black, and live in the Kentucky boonies. I have no clue what in sam hell you are talking about. You sound crazy. And that's honestly the chorus of the entire anti-cop movement.
@@jackbishop8610 ACAB :)
@@jackbishop8610 if you aren’t outright lying to emphasize your point to strangers online, you have the honor of being the most ironic beholder of the absolute whitest name ever, Hunter Vance
I love this series and glad someone actually gave it a good run. My only complaint with this is the child who bonked everyone to death, got zero kill time. It was the only killer I wanter to see do their thing.
And they kept showing him in the teasers. Would have loved to see him bonk a bit more.
Maybe not shagadelic but the SSD was a bit much for me, however... Spoilers within
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The protagonist wearing the Fear Street books as armour, literal plot armour, was just the right amount of meta silliness
Oh my God. Literal plot armour.
I actually did not put that together until I read this comment. Thank you so much
I was triggered when Calibri was presented as a font option on AOL in the first movie, then flew off the handle with the SSD comment. Personally, I can only carry on by convincing myself that they have/had some kind of time traveling future sequel planned.
That's a terrific gag that flew right over my head
SSD has been around since the 80s ya goober
All goofins and gaffins aside, it’s pretty neat that you’re getting sponsorships in your videos, Schmildred.
You make really good stuff, some of my favorite on the platform, in fact. So it’s nice to see that you’re gettin’ dah maaaaahney while you’re doing it.
More like "spoon"serships, amiright?
@@Xondar11223344 Eeey!
I am genuinely more likely to buy from brands that work with our gender fluid commandant. Gimme that general support of the community.
Word
Sarah Fier as the main antagonist had this friction that made me feel like something was certainly up, it was very satisfying to see that resolved. The gorehound in me was disappointed by the lack of interesting kills in this one though, I think part one still won in that respect for me.
It truly was amazing how good that one kill in 1994 was. I feel like people would know the one I am talking about without naming it.
@@willkinch-pedrosa1008 I'd say that I'll never look at bread slicers the same way again, but I can't say I've ever looked at bread slicers before anyway.
I did like the monster v. monster fights in the mall, however brief in the final installment
@@willkinch-pedrosa1008 Loved that kill. Wish the series as a whole had more of THAT energy.
This is sort of lifted from the book series in two ways, most notably in the og series where *SPOILERS*
the fiers get two goode women killed in a witchhunt due to dumb as shit classism, but it turns out the patriarchal goode is a actual literal witch who promptly curses the fier family, who unsuccessfully try to deal with the curse down through the ages until another fier patriarch renames the family to fear and subsequently buys a plot of land on which the titular fear street is eventually built.
The most exciting scene in the movie for me was when one of the crew was closing the shutters and it got stuck JUST LIKE WAS SET UP IN THE FIRST 5 MINUTES OF THE FIRST ONE! Setup paying off two movies later is super hype shit to me.
This series was an exercise in Chekhov's Gun just like how in the beginning of 1994 Deanna breaks a drum stick in frustration then Sam uses it to stab her at the end.
I really enjoyed that the overall theme of the trilogy was the way women (especially queer women) are scapegoated for things that go wrong, all so men could gain and keep their power.
Both Solomon and young!Nick are horrified when they first see the cost- all those butchered children. They even try and negate some of the damage they’ve done - Solomon by trying to stop accusations of witch craft and Nick by getting the campers out of the camp- but in the end, they shrug it off and only make it worse. They accept it because they want to keep their power. They’ll sacrifice anyone, from Sarah to Sam & Deena and including generations of a whole damn town to gain something.
And they’ll do it over and over. They will stand there, pick who it is they’ve decided should be painted as a monster, and go on about their day and reap the benefits over the bodies.
They were really chilling villains.
I really loved how this movie tied everything together, it really made the whole series worth watching for me even more so than i thought with just the first two movies
Reminds me of the time you said you have to watch all the horror movies now just in case one of them is as good as The People Under The Stairs, and it turns out that was correct
I hope it’s not disappointing when people comment on Bobby Duke (star of the channel) instead of commenting on the video itself, but…
10:30 I would love to hear Bobby Duke’s review of his origin movie!
Seconding this.
Star uh duh channel!
Thanks for the dog warning. Also, thanks for the pig warning! A lot of people warn about dogs or cats getting killed but watching any animal get killed can be really upsetting for certain people, myself included. So thank you on behalf of the vegan community!
Just senseless slaughter of innocent animal for no reason gets me everytime. I'm not vegan, but wasted lives are a tragic loss nonetheless.
Recommendation: Grow Up. Your ancestors did not hunt and kill for you to be this weak. I understand a bit of compassion for animals, I don't even think putting down dogs should happen, but if someone has an issue with seeing any animal get clapped, they have a deficiency and need help.
Recommendation: grow up. Your ancestors didn’t invent fire and the wheel for you to try to start petty fights and be a troll on UA-cam. Have a great day.
@@vicg2652 Considering my ancestors fought wars over land they simply wanted, I think they'll be fine with a bit of reality checking over the internet.
@@jackbishop8610 haha okay dude. Have a good night.
Mildred, watching the 90s RL Stine adaptation: "Having characters play their ancestors is such a great idea! It connects us to the familiar storyline, while still expanding this world"
Me, on the 7th time travel storyline of the 1960s cult classic horror soap Dark Shadows: "Ok, which Collins is Carolyn playing this week?"
Rewatching 1979, knowing about Goode. There's so much foreshadowing I adore.
"I've let a lot of people die tonight" plays very differently when you know about Goode.
@@Parker8752 definitely! And tied to that, his brother asking him, "did you do this?" When referring to the blood that was literally on their hands
I mean, amongst other things, my favourite part of the movie was when they used the blood to get the monsters to stab each other. Fuckin AMAZING. (My sister had the Have a Day poster as well! I didn't notice it till it was brought up though 😂)
Man, I really wish I could see Bobby Duke as a Bobadook in the show What we do in the Shadows. His humor would match so well with that series.
Bada bing, Boba dook
I agree with you on this trilogy. I almost didn’t make it through 1994 when the story stalled out for a while. But I stuck it out and was won over by the end. 1978 was just a good old fashioned slasher. It was better than the first. Then 1666 blew me away! I went in to this series with low expectations and I wound up loving it more than I would’ve ever guessed.
Spookyastronauts was the first review of this series I watched and she was pretty much in line with this too, except she ranked them 1) 1666 2) 1994 & 3) 1978, which honestly surprised me she preferred 1994 to 1978, but if everyone like the same things the same way life would be terribly bland. If y’all haven’t seen her channel you should check it out. She has recommended so many films I have really enjoyed.
So 1666 is just objectively the best film pf the trilogy. It’s not even a question.
I haven't seen any of the movies but I DO like to hear you talk about. Thanks for the parasocial relationship.
little detail I as a black person noticed, of you pay attention to the background, you'll see shadyside is a mostly black (and generally non white) town while sunnyvale is a mostly white town which is a VERY small detail but it definitely made me respect the writers for adding that detail in, it always what I think when I see places like shadyside portrayed in media but this is one of the first times I have seen it in a movie
You almost had me on the Magic Spoon until you said it was "soy free." As a leftist repiloid I must consume all the feminizing soy possible in order to do a more perfect communist thingiemabob. Does Magic Spoon have a flavor that will shrink my grotesque man parts or is that just cinnamon? Is diddly bit shrinkage listed on the nutritional facts? Anyway, all power to Ba'al comrades!
Curio said on Twitter that they wanted to hire Bobby Dook to be their manager and do ad intros for them.
I think you should let him.
I just watched this one the other night and just.. holy shit. I already feel like I gotta go back and do them all again with the new perspective given to me by 1666.
naming the bad guys goode was on the nose but so was naming the towns shadyside and sunnyvale lol
one thing that made me sad was the scene where deena as sarah tells solomon her crazy theory and he says he believes her, immediately before revealing that he was the bad guy. it felt like an allegory (metaphor maybe?) for believing women about sexual harrassment, so i was really excited when he validated her experience and seemed like he was going to support her. so then when he was a bad guy all along it made that scene feel less valuable.... curious what other people thought about it?
That scene felt like more of a call back (call forward?) to the scene in 1978 where Ziggy was begging Nick Goode to believe her about the curse being behind the attacks at Camp Nightwing, what with his knowing that it was because he was the one who had done the ritual and caused the killings to start. Like the scene was showing that the Goode family had been wicked from the very start, right down to being willing to betray those they "loved" in service to their own power and comforts.
I do see where your reading comes from though. Though in that context it could also be taken as a thing regarding how often companies with issues of sexual harassment have upper management that is totally aware of the problem but unwilling to actually do anything about it beyond paying lip service about believing their employees when they bring it up. The whole trilogy is built on people in power taking advantage of others to maintain their control, so I wouldn't be too surprised if there weren't a few layers of how that's done baked in.
Great video, as always. you have to be one of the best "pro-viewer" channels on YT. You tell us when ads will end, you tell us about animal killings, and watching your vids makes my day better.
git that tasty morally neutral sponsor money, mil! mildred? more like a milli, a milli, a millieeeee
Casting witch trial victims as the villain is definitely weird, and I would like to include Candyman in that distinction. He was lynched, so it's weird he's the bad guy (also just stop saying his name in the mirror, ya goofs).
I believe the new Candyman movie is going to address this glaring problem. I just looked up the release date and apparently it will be in theaters on August 27, 2021. Screenplay by Jordan Peele, Win Rosenfeld, and Nia DaCosta, directed by Nia DaCosta, an MGM/ Monkeypaw/Bron Creative production, so fingers crossed
@@rgs8970 I'm really excited to see their take. I just watched Candyman Fairwell to the Flesh yesterday, for the first time, and I'm going to watch the 3rd film today, both to watch them all before the new one comes out, and to give them a fair chance since they've been judged poorly in the past.
Well Candyman's whole deal is to constantly keep his story of injustice alive through the murders. People spread the urban legend and he really only kills those who try to disprove him
@@andrewa9064 in the first movie (not sure about Farewell to Flesh), he's explicitly targeting people who live in the Cabrini-Green Homes. Thematically, he's punishing the people who are fellow victims of northern segregation, the disenfranchisement of African Americans, and the systemic racism that led to his lynching. I'm not saying that Candyman has to be a sympathetic antagonist; I just think that it's obvious that the cultural nuance was not fully understood by the British screenwriter/director (Bernard Rose) who adapted a story by another British writer (Clive Barker) and changed the setting from a run-down English estate to a Chicago housing development
I found myself, the second I noticed Solomon Goode acting sus, shouting "incel shit!" at the TV
Unironic thank you for the warnings re: animal death. It's extremely appreciated.
I like how wobbly Bobby is now.
I'm saving these movies for closer to the season of spooks but I'm excited to know they improve and have a satisfying end.
The piglet warning is really so much more appropriate than the dog warning, but kudos to you for both. Also hand injury freakers be warned also.
I ship Bobby and Mil-Dread. I call the pairing: Boread. I desperately need help and friends.
I agree with Snrub!
or a wattpad account
I watched this movie with my friends last night and spent this whole morning excited to hear you talk about it
This movie made me tear up with the fucking Konami code.
There is almost 0% chance I would’ve watched these movies without your reviews. I’ve now seen all 3 and couldn’t agree more! These movies were all of the fun! I’d love to see your review of Netflix’s “Brand New Cherry Flavor”. I’m into the 2nd episode and think the quality rivals the Fear Street series. So far they aren’t “fun”, but they are super compelling.
I watch your reviews whether I’ve seen the movie or not. You’ve lead me to some real gems, like Porking Across America, Psycho-GoreMan, and Nightmare on Elm Street 3. I don’t care if you spoil them because I wouldn’t have watched them without you review. Many thanks for making this a show to look forward to each week!
Unfortunately I cannot subscribe for a second time, but I am liking and commenting at least. Huge fan of both channels. You sometimes mention how you struggle with self-worth, but please know, frivolous or silly as your videos may sometimes be (and often they are much more), each and every one has made my days better and helped me get through them!
Also, don't let anyone tell you otherwise: Animated Bobby Duke IS the star of the channel! Dunno how long you can keep it up, but so far, near perfect track record. And yes, Bobby does make me watch your commercials instead of skip through them. :)
I love the agressive technique you use to eat cereal
I'm right there with you on the whole witch trials thing. The Crucible was pretty standard reading when I was in school but I feel too many people think witches were the scariest part of that tragedy. (Sort of similar to believing zombies are the scariest part instead of what is being said about society, except those aren't based on real events) Curious of your thoughts on ParaNorman as there's a number of similar elements and themes. I know it's a spooky movie for kids and not a proper horror film but considering Fear Street is an adaptation of YA books it's good to reconsider expectations
This movie was basically ACAB, and I love it.
Another theme that really stands out in retrospect is the Goodes trying to get closer than they maybe to definitely should be to young women.
God I loved the final installment of these movies. The accents were pretty ridiculous but I was amazed how quickly I just kind of accepted them.
Yep...the Goode family made a pact with the devil so they could invent the suburbs X'D
Resolving to one day be successful enough to answer my phone "Sellout Phony?"
Mmm, Magic Spoon®: It's almost 10 goddamn dollars a box!™
It is wild to me to see Mildread stumbling over their words like that at the beginning.
Right! That's what I was trying to tell you! It's not JUST this movie that switches the script. The script has been flipped. That we bought into the surface element should say something about how far we still need to go.
I’m no linguist or anything, but I feel like I’m the only one who was impressed by the accents. It’s what I imagine shifting accents in colonial America sounded like. Is it an English accent? Irish? Kinda recognizable American?
I don't usually get folded by a twist. I had an entire relationship based around going to see movies and having me guess the endings asap. Fun fact: I guessed the ending of the village within five minutes, but told my partner "I have an ending, but it's too stupid to be the ending" and then my shock grew...
So, IMAGINE MY SURPRISE when 1978 took me at least halfway through the slashing to realize, and 1666 honestly caught me. There were elements of 1994 where I was annoyed by what I thought were writing conveniences to further the plot without worrying about reality- namely how the sheriff treated the kids and the situation (you're not even gonna send a squad car to that hospital?!?), and those criticisms had to be swallowed by revelations in 1666. And I think the reason why I was so utterly bamboozled is because they did such a good job of making 1978s young sheriff so utterly sympathetic and heroic. Goode is a good guy... oof.
Anyway, I was really pleased with this trilogy as well. I have a special place in my heart for RL Stine that is neither Fear Street, nor Goosebumbs related. His book The Babysitter was the first of his I read in the summer before 6th grade, and during that summer I devoured books by him. Beach House was the first book I ever stayed up all night reading. I gorged on RL Stine, and was "over him" by the time school started, and felt very superior to all the "dumb kids" who started reading him MONTHS LATER, like he was new. It was my first taste of Histperdom. And it was a heady draft.
I also love that when I catch wheel of fortune, the letters given- rstlne always remind me of my boy.
I really enjoyed this movie series - and i agree, 1666 was hands-down the best of the bunch, and I loved the level of internal consistency with the mythos, and the "twist" that the "witch" was really a victim. I think there's a lot of meta that you could get into with this series that underlines the villany of oppression of minorities/the poor by the the wealthy/powerful and anticapitalism themes in these movies if you decided to do a video about it perhaps on your other channel
My roommate and I both agreed that the Fear Street trilogy were some of the best horror we've watched in quite some time. We binged all three in one night. We couldn't wait.
I really want to know the story behind the guy who wrote the kid with the bat’s name in the book. Like he could have choosen anyone but he was like “Nah f that kid”
OMG okay so I’ve spent years watching your various channels and have appreciated your content very much but never have I ever felt the need to comment on a video before now. I’m not even a huge horror fan or anything, I really do just like to listen to you talk sometimes, although this trilogy isn’t bad but anyway the point is that I totally 100% had that Have A Day poster on my wall for YEARS. When you said you spent SO much time looking at that poster I FELT that lol. The real ones know lolol Anyway, hope you have an indecisive day, or maybe not lol 😂❤️
Yes Mildred, same! Or maybe not quite as impressed as your good self, but continually pleasantly surprised and surprised at that also as it was unfolding.
This series has been a wild ride, I'm genuinely happy these turned out to be good.
I think horror movies work so much better in pre-modern setting without phones, internet, etc. Otherwise it's basically Supernatural, where by the end half the time, someone litterally saves the day by googling it or calling someone, or we are magically in a ghost dimension just to nerf their smart phones. This is also why people hated the ending of The Village,
Hey man it ain't our fault that monsters are fucking pathetic compared to ahuman with a gun
Well, I'm sold on this series of films.
Hey, big fan, but it occurred to me that maybe the heads up about animal cruelty should come before the spoiler alerts so that people who leave to go watch the movie will know…
I absolutely watched the third movie to be prepared for this review. I was feeling neutral after 1978, but man oh man, was the conclusion worth it!
I was so ready for Mildred to finally get to this one- especially since I watched the trilogy entirely because of the first vid in this series.
The 1666 part did slow it down a little for me, but it all tied together so nicely that i didn't really mind.
Whoa whoa whoa! Are you telling me the "have a day" poster made a smiley when viewed as a whole!? 🤯
Now, *I* didn't have the have a day poster in my 90s bedroom, but my super cool older brother sure did. 😆
Also, there needs to be a horror movie: Wormbo vs. Bobby-Duke, the star of the channel.
J'adore Mil-Dread and Bobby Duke. This channel is perfection!!
That Have A Day poster. I had one of those too. Right on! Great video!!
3:49 hit me like a slap to the face owo
also I have not seen nor read this series. I just like watching Mil-dread describe things to us~
3:59 rest assured i have seen a single digit number of horror films in my life, it's definitely just fun to hear you talk about em
I'm so glad your videos convinced em to watch this movie series because the last movie hits SO HARD and was genuinely such a joy to watch
I adored this trilogy it was so perfectly done and written everything was perfect ❤❤❤
This is the first entry that really tempted me to watch the whole series!! Thank you for the review!
You absolutely MUST watch Midnight Mass on Netflix.
This! I don't think I've seen that on their channel! Was just thinking it myself
I watched all of these movies in a night and I gotta say I was AMAZED by how well they built up the conclusion and how much of a punch it packed! I enjoyed the first movie, it reminded me a lot of Scream and other horror comedies, but it had more of an edge than something like Happy Death Day, the second one really got me with the C. Berman Twist and the layers it added into the lore and the story, but the third one just blew me away.
On rewatch you appreciate the first two more imo for all the little hints they drop. I love these movies so much, they're probably my favorite horror ANYTHING that I've seen in ages.
You're right! I won't be mad at you. I'm going to watch it tonight.
Nice. Never would had watched it without this^^ Never thought it would be this good
I watched these earlier today and was astonished how good they were
omg I also had the Have a Day poster!!!! totally missed it on my watch, though. but yeah, that hit the nostalgia spot right good
Thank you for the animal death warning. This is something I need in any movie review.
I was also a pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed these movies. The first one was a little hard to get into but I’m glad I stuck with it. I was a big fan of Fear Street books as a preteen, particularly the Saga series which has an origin story similar to the movies. I actually like the origin story the movies came up with more than the books, especially since it feels more culturally relevant. Glad you enjoyed Fear Street too.
this makes me want to watch all three movies again cause im thinking about how good the third one is thanks mildred
Okay Mil-Dread, you gotta make up your mind. Either Bobby Duke moves minimally but sharply or so realistically that it's uncomfortable. No more of this in-between bullshit.
A teacher had that poster in her room. I remember it fondly.
Always enjoy listening to your takes on horror. Might watch these now.
That poster, now I feel nostalgic as well. I had several from that series on my bedroom wall as a kid.
This is the themed series with the best character arc, for scaredy cats hahaha it might be my fsvorite favorite
I took a mental and physical health day and binged the entire series right before you said you were covering the series. I will say that the second film does benefit from watching the third right on its heels. I've been looking forward to your thoughts on the final entry and I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Credit to the writers and actors because I did not see that flip from straight forward trope to final reveal coming until well into the backstory climax.
the shadow is a nice touch!
2 things I woulda liked to see.
1) the cop guy shoulda been immortal making his crimes seem more worth it.
2) the kids shoulda been arrested at the end, something I figured would happen when all the magic stuff magically disintegrates leaving kids with dead cops and no reasonable explanation as to why. Hell the girls even leave bloody footprints in the guy's house!!
That scene when they leave through the sherriff´s palace and there are all these motivational posters next to stuffed goats. Damn!
Can we talk about the EXTREMELY good red herring [spoilers!] that is "We're basically married," said by *Sarah* Fier to Solomon *Goode* ?
Is Bobby Dook his full name? I imagine his full name as something fancy, like "Robert Cornelius Dook Esquire".
Just here to watch you take about it, Millie. Love your work.
Pigs are already a cute animal. Cute little baby pigs are just bonus cute.
I hated the sheriff all through the first 2 movies, mainly bc I'm a lesbian, so when the twist villain was revealed I was so fucking happy I genuinely had to pause so I could just laugh from pure joy
I just like hearing you talk
You know what, I appreciate the pig warning. I have a pet piggy and I feel so uncomfortable watching pig violence on screen while she's sitting next to me lol
Love the animation on Bobby these past few eps. Looking good Bobby!