This is one of those movies that's always existed in the back of my head, but was never quite sure what it was called or when it came out. now I can finally figure this damn movie out after 20 years.
@@SjofnBM1989 Actually. there was a series of scooby doo called the 13 ghosts of scooby doo with shaggy scooby scrappy and other characters, hence why its so ironic that he did this movie. Also there was many renditions of ghosts in scooby doo tv-series/movies. And Matthew has actually voiced shaggy for many years now so it's still appropriate, especially as he did voice shaggy in the sequel cartoon movie curse of the 13th ghost. just a few fun facts for ya
That would be a hell of a show. Even turn it into an anthological series and do the same every other year using 12 different ghost with a different diabolical scheme
The history with the glasses is so interesting - everyone I've heard talk about this movie has sneered about the glasses being stupid, but never mentioned the homage to the original! I didn't even know there WAS an original.
Why do people find them stupid? I think it’s cool that you need them to see the ghosts it adds to the reason we don’t see ghosts running around everywhere
The original is lots of fun! Not scary - more like a suburban family comedy. It's got Margaret Hamilton, who played the Wicked Witch in the Wizard of Oz.
I remember the DVD telling the back stories and I was like “This needs to be a series” and rewatching it again I still believe it can be turned into a series
If you were living in a s*it hole and found yourself as a woman in a fabulous bathroom like that - hell yeah! I've done that in several upscale hotels while on vacation even though my house has a bathroom that people take pictures of -- with a rain shower, a bench and pebbles for tile. Loved and STILL love this movie. My only complaint is the oldest daughter - she looks like she's at least 25 not 17 in the flick so had to look over that. But otherwise, a very enjoyable and fun film IMHO.
One thing that did stick with me was that Dennis does technically sacrifice himself for Arthur, and since Kalina is trying to get Arthur to kill himself for the ritual maybe it doesn't necessarily need to be a true love sacrifice, I think that Dennis became the 13th and Arthur accidentally used the machine to see when it would be safe to jump to his kids,
The key thing to note is that the 13th is needed to 'stop' the machine. I think it is actually to fully activate the machine. Since suicide, you know. Kinda bad by a lot of religions. They were lying about his sacrifice stopping the machine. Why would they actually NEED him to kill himself? It's described that the machine is to open up the eye of hell, so it makes sense that the last one would be a soul that is required to be sent directly to hell. Thus OPENING the eye of hell.
It could also be just a "sacrificing yourself for someone" death to be the 13th, since you risk your life to save someone else's. (Just adding this here.)
This is a fantastic idea but I think it couldn't be that just because if it was that he was the 13th having sacrificed himself the eye of hell would have opened with the ritual without the need of Arthur to make the jump giving Cyrus immortality
One of my favorite details about this movie is that some of the ghosts ‘talk’! The Jackal screams “leave me alone!” and the angry princess says “I’m sorry” “Stop!” “is that him?”
when does the Jackal scream "leave me alone"? OH you can also hear the Torn Prince yelling "help me" or something along those lines just before Maggie has to use the glasses to direct Dennis in order to avoid Royce's baseball bat
I think The Torso also screams for help when he crawls towards Bobby. It would have been cool if The Bound Woman in the prom dress spoke to other male characters besides just Bobby, since she was infamous for being a heartbreaker of numerous guys.
Best thing about the whole movie was Shaggy himself Matthew Lillard, and all the costumes and lore for the ghosts, I only wish the editing was less seizure-inducing when they were on screen so that they could be admired more
he's fine, he had gone off to King Kai's planet to train. Had the sequel gone into the works, we would have seen him come back and snap the Juggernaut in half.
That was actually a stunt double dying in that scene. Every time they brought the real shaggy on set, all 13 ghosts immediately died, as well as all actors nearby, they had to reshoot four times until they finally decided to shoot a stunt double. Pretty cool bit of movie trivia actually.
Here's a detail. Dennis was Killed by the Juggernaut. Aka The Breaker. When the family showed up to the house, what was Dennis' made up story? "This house has been blacking out houses all over the area. I need to check the *breaker* ." Remember, he is psychic. Whose to say he wasn't foreshadowing his own fate, to himself.
All of the ghosts and their backstories 5:10 Juggernaut 10:17 Jackal 12:16 Torn Prince 12:47 Firstborn Son 13:23 Angry Princess 16:35 Bound Woman 17:08 Torso 18:41 Withered Lover 19:22 Hammer 22:28 Big Baby and Tiny Mama 23:46 Pilgrimous
Ryan Hollinger brought up a really interesting theory that the movie's main protagonist was actually Dennis the whole time rather than Arthur. The disjointed flashes and images coincide with his manic behaviour and once he dies, he seems finally calm and peaceful. It's really interesting and I highly suggest you watch it.
just did.. i found him annoying asf.. he was just shittin on the movie the entire time with the most annoying accent ever.. i don't recommend watching it.. Other than what you said about Dennis being the protagonist, the rest was so opinionated like he's a film expert
@Stanley Shady that's nice. That's not my point, so I don't give a single shit about what you said. Also his videos are literal film analysis because that's what he does for a living.
@@fjorgyn7438 right on.. lol i'm sorry dude i was just stating my opinion.. i realllly didn't mean to disrespect.. i could've chosen better words.. best wishes man
@@fjorgyn7438 Yup already did.. you can drop it now homie.. I don't think i was rude.. but i keep forgetting we live in the now, where opinions can hurt so many feelings lmao. fuck it i take it back.. He chose to make a video showing his face.. he signed up for it, he knew he was gonna get criticism and that was my opinion.. cry about ur feelings i guess
@@robdykejr / Cancelled for what? I'm black and I thought the same thing 🤣. Everything ain't that serious, those of us that get the joke knows why it was said.
@@SchazmenRassir obviously not as scary to me as an adult but it definitely gave me and my friend a good spook the first time when we were kids. Great flick
Growing up Lillard was my favorite actor after his performance in Scream. I feel like I remember finding it on a sales rack or something and falling in love with it. Lillard really has always been underrated. I had no idea that it had like a cult fanbase almost. That makes me stoked. I always thought it was a really fun film.
Yep, I believe that movies like this (great concepts, poor execution), should be the ones getting remade to give them a chance to shine, instead of remaking already good movies to capitalize on the movie’s goodwill.
Ah, Magie. Defying stereotypes. Not only did she survive to the end of a horror film, she is the unsung heroine. She saved the family. And ensured the villain didn't become a living god with Hellish omniscience (did she save the world, too?!) , and got his comeuppance. Above and beyond nanny service.
After I first saw the movie I literally wanted to make that exact thing, but then life sort of happened and I abandoned that all together. I do have a friend in film....hmmmm....guess I gotta learn script writing from him too. I'll send it into Netflix and hope they don't ruin it like they did Death Note.
it's because of too much lore that the movie is ultimately not as complete as it could be. Backstory and lore are great and all, but too much of it without proper presentation through the film is ultimately just window dressing that takes away from it, because it'll end up feeling like it could have been more(or was "planned" to get more) but now is completely unfinished in scope.
That's one thing I love about this movie. They actually gave them believable backstories that make the ghosts more complex. I never get tired of watching them since I own the DVD of the movie.
Yeah and we find out that Shaggy was actually always psychic but was using scooby snax to suppress his abilities. But after Scooby died, he wanted to communicate with his friend. So goes cold turkey on the scooby snax and becomes a full fledged psychic. Damn that got dark.
Saw this at a sleepover, back in 6th grade. Couldn't sleep for a month. They all could do with their own show, but the Jackal alone, is terrifying enough to have his own movie/series. Like how did he become that way in the first place?
I don't know which scene you mean, I can't find it. Which girl was pinned to the wall by which ghost? Edit: Wait, or do you mean the traitor woman crushed between glass-walls by the villain?
I literally love the fact that somehow you manage to take a great movie and explain all of it perfectly in order and just write it within 30 minutes like that’s insane
All the ghosts backstory(in order) 5:12 :Juggernaut 10:17 :Jackal 12:19 :The torn prince 12:47 :the firstborn son 13:23 :The angry princess 16:36 :the bound woman 17:08 :The torso 18:40 :The withered lover 19:22 :The hammer 22:29 : The dire mother and the great child 23:48 : pilgrimous
@@yagzerenakkus9391 Some of us have very vivid memories of watching this movie and it doesn't seem like it was 20 years ago. So, we feel very old 😌 Much like the realization the the 80s was 40 years ago.
i'll be honest, i actually thought i made up "ghost ship" in my head as a kid and you saying something about it freaked me out. i never really thought to look it up, it just kinda sat there in the back of my mind.
That's how I felt about Dark Water, I was only 7 when it came out (the main character's daughter is 5 in the movie) so that didn't help. No one ever knew what I was talking about!
That's me and Deep Rising. My aunt had a bootleg copy on vhs and I watched it multiple times for some reason. I spent a few years convinced I'd imagined it, then a year or two convinced it was Deep blue sea I'd watch and my young brain remembered the sharks as tentacles, then someone mentioned Deep Rising and it clicked.
This movie will always have a special spot in my heart; while I had absolutely no business watching these types of movies as a child, this, Ghost Ship and Jaws were my comfort movies and I’d use to fall asleep to them when I was around 6-10 years old.
Me too! My sister picked me up to go see it for my birthday. When she dropped me off she asked if she could just stay the night since she was scared and didn't want to drive home by herself lol
All the bickering and “there is no such thing as ghost” crapp can be stopped if he just let them wear the glasses. Once they see the ghost, there will be no more talking back.
@@Needler13 well if anything can be politically charged, i am sure they will use is. Politic is one if not the most disgusting profession in the world. Where they act like they care about others but in reality they only want to benefits themselves
A lady who’s horse I worked on was one of the special effects artists on this movie. She did the Jackel and the torso. The jackel was pretty terrifying,to me anyway. It’s always interesting to listen to what goes on behind the making of a movie 🎥
@@melaniesonier6493 I gotta check out the tale one. Feardotcom was good to me too especially at the time it came out since the internet was an anomaly so the fear that this could be real was perfect for its time
I never realized how many references there are to other horror film: The Hammer's story is similar to Candyman. The circus one = "Tallman" and the movie 'Freaks'.
They go to separate hells or heavens. They can only be ghost where they died unless trapped elsewhere. The house was a prison basically for them just like their places of death. They are free now.
It's always bothered me how the ghost's backstories weren't explored in the film. Time constraints, I know. But THANX for providing their backstories. I never get tired of hearing them.
This is my favorite found flix breakdown of all time purely for: 1. Early 2000 dance gift at the end 2. Childhood nostalgia 3. I never knew the 13 ghosts names or stories
Ya know, I'm kinda disappointed that there wasn't more elaboration on how this demonic world, the machine, all of that stuff worked, it all seems really interesting
Theres so many bad movies. Normally, unneeded S-Scenes are a big obvious hint to the bad Quality. But this common sense has been lost to many, cause reasons... But i remember the common sense, so i write this random comment, in the hope that people regain some common sense.
Deus ex machina-ish, the house was transport for ancient ghost aliens (or emerged, fully formed from within the earth), ergo, no reason to explain how or why it was built. It just was.
I’ve always had a soft spot for this movie. The ghosts were the main reason, and, for some reason, Matthew Lillard. The Dark Astrology is also really interesting and the back stories for each ghost..
This is one of the movie I always revisit in October. One of my favorites. I think they should make this a series & explore the individual ghosts in each episode & more into Cyrus & the machine. There is so much to this story that could be explored.
as a kid, i absolutely loved this film, the house was beyond interesting . never understood the ghosts until now. had no idea this was pulled from a older film
Dude, all these years I was thinking that Kalina's actress looked so much like Alyssa Milano I actually misremembered it as her... only to discover today that's EMBETH DAVIDTZ?! Sheila from Army of Darkness, and Miss Honey from Matilda!
This movie was so unique! I was literally obsessed with it. I was the kind of kid that would put myself in the characters shoes, so this movie gave me so much anxiety. Would love to see it redone by the team that made Hill House.
This movie has so many memorable ghost that most people who watch this, when they were young like me, forgot the name of the movie than the ghost themselves.
I unknowingly have been looking for this film for years, I remembered a naked woman and a man being vertically sliced in half but that was about it - and yet! Here it is!
They could have fixed it by having the little boy be of special needs, so that the sister doesn't have the skills to care for him, and replacing the "nanny" with a professional specialized in whatever his problem is.
@@connorgillispie7128 not necessarily. A family with little money picks a caretaker that doesn’t cost much. Someone with little experience and who at times lets her big personality slip out.
I watched shaggy get murdered, when I was 6. Never wanted to watch this movie after the first time I did lol. As I got older and understand movies more I actually really enjoy this one for what it is.
The 12 captured ghosts returning to their respective points of origin is what I personally can best think of considering they all disappeared while leaving "the big glass house"; they may never be able to cross over to the afterlife in my view.
I think it would be pretty amazing if it showed what all of the ghosts did after they escaped, they could make it into a mini series. I hope someday that they will do this
Excellent video. Fantastic film. The book with drawings etc of the ghosts is, to me one of the most well created pieces of film props ive ever seen...the artwork is superb. The Jackal scares the crap out of me. Well done to the make up and special effects team 👏🏻
Biggest stretch... Ms. Honey goes crazy after Ms. Trunchbull's abuse. Ms. Honey accidentally kills Matilda and because she had to leave ASAP, she changes her name to Kalina.
Newark, New Jersey born and raised! I remember seeing this movie when it first came out and Rah Digga was there with her kids and family! It was cool. She actually says at the end that she’s going back to NEW JERSEY 😌
The Hammer's backstory (particularly the way he was brutally killed by the townsfolk) bares some similarities to Candyman. Just imagine them as a pair. YIKES.
All the Dark Castle movies are such favs. House on haunted hill (sans the rushed cgi ending) is one of my fav horror movies of all time. The humor. The atmosphere…the ..all of it. Esp the intro!
Matthew Lillard did such an amazing job in this film. He’s so versatile and so severely underrated.
Still have trouble telling people he was Cereal killer in Hackers lol
The part he played in 2017 Twin Peaks was great lol.
Was great in scream back in the day
@@frankjeager9043 He played in the adult-ish Scooby-Doo doo movies and was godly in them.
I'm glad he bakk being awesome on the show Good Girls
This is one of those movies that's always existed in the back of my head, but was never quite sure what it was called or when it came out.
now I can finally figure this damn movie out after 20 years.
Same. The thing I always remembered was the guy getting broken in half.
Bruh ssssaaaammmmeeee!!! All I remember are the glass walls and the bloody lady tho 😅 I wonder why? 😂
Didn't think you watched found flix, neat.
DUDE SAME. I've always had an infatuation with this movie, and I wish I knew of other movies very similar to it.
Well, now you know it's called thirthirteenen GHOSTS
Misery
loves
company
Ah, Matthew Lillard right before Scooby-Doo, coincidentally having to deal with ghosts.
Zoinks! 🤣
Jeeppers!
In Scooby Doo they were demons not ghosts
@@SjofnBM1989 Actually. there was a series of scooby doo called the 13 ghosts of scooby doo with shaggy scooby scrappy and other characters, hence why its so ironic that he did this movie. Also there was many renditions of ghosts in scooby doo tv-series/movies. And Matthew has actually voiced shaggy for many years now so it's still appropriate, especially as he did voice shaggy in the sequel cartoon movie curse of the 13th ghost. just a few fun facts for ya
The Lillards sure are a talented family, Matthew’s an actor and his brother is an NBA all star
Netflix should make a series out of this. 13 episodes devoted to each ghost and a long special in which the events of the movie are remade.
I'd watch that 😄 , not a bad idea
Start a petition
That would be a hell of a show.
Even turn it into an anthological series and do the same every other year using 12 different ghost with a different diabolical scheme
🔥🔥🔥great 💡
Bro this is genius.
Thank you for going into the ghost’s backstories! That was something I always wished had more coverage in the film! Great video 😊
YOO I can't believe you watch him too
Right?!?!? Dicky, you the man!
It's in the special features of the dvd
The Dvd had special features that had ghost backstories more explained. Was pretty cool.
E: Lmao didnt even realize he says that in the video.
@@shayewashere5035 yeah i watched that dvd as a kid and its something i still think about to this day lol
The history with the glasses is so interesting - everyone I've heard talk about this movie has sneered about the glasses being stupid, but never mentioned the homage to the original! I didn't even know there WAS an original.
That's true. I didn't mind the glasses in the film, but knowing that they were a nod to the original does something for me now.
Why do people find them stupid? I think it’s cool that you need them to see the ghosts it adds to the reason we don’t see ghosts running around everywhere
yeah... people spew alot of hate without knowing shit...
The original is lots of fun! Not scary - more like a suburban family comedy. It's got Margaret Hamilton, who played the Wicked Witch in the Wizard of Oz.
Thirteen ghosts. The movie with some of the most detailed backstories for a movie that never says anything about the ghosts backstories
I remember the DVD telling the back stories and I was like
“This needs to be a series”
and rewatching it again I still believe it can be turned into a series
I always thought was so so effin odd and left unfinished.
yo, where is your pfp from, IK its probably just a stock image, but I swear i used to play a mobile game with that
@@dylan5490 I also need to know tbis
@@cambrown2652 I think I found it by going through my old downloads on iTunes, it was "Mystery Mania" but you can't download it anymore ;(
‘Did I say there was a petting zoo downstairs?! No! I said there are Ghosts downstairs, Arthur!’ Still my favorite line ever in a horror movie 😂😂
That's my favorite line too! It was definitely the moment that got me invested in Dennis and by extension, Matthew Lillard as an actor.
This Movie single handedly contributed to 75% of my Childhood nightmares.
Yeah, lots of "nightmares" with the princess haha
I agree with it
What's the other 25%?
My parents let me watch it(after much trying) and somehow I didn’t have any nightmares from it. Still a all time favorite.
@@PrincessOfTheWholeUniverse everything else 😂 lol
Dude the “glasses” thing is pretty deep!! I had no idea it was a homage, just thought it was part of the ghost hunting tech lol
She just going to take a bath?? On a "lets go see it" visit. In a glass house. With no belongings that you usually take with you to bathe??
That typical horror movie logic, how they do it, nobody knows
Unless if you are an exhibitionist, @@CharterForGaming, yeah this makes no sense.
@@adamgray1753 And if you are an exhibitionist that house is perfect!
Well, the glass seems frosted, you aren't totally exposed.
If you were living in a s*it hole and found yourself as a woman in a fabulous bathroom like that - hell yeah! I've done that in several upscale hotels while on vacation even though my house has a bathroom that people take pictures of -- with a rain shower, a bench and pebbles for tile. Loved and STILL love this movie. My only complaint is the oldest daughter - she looks like she's at least 25 not 17 in the flick so had to look over that. But otherwise, a very enjoyable and fun film IMHO.
One thing that did stick with me was that Dennis does technically sacrifice himself for Arthur, and since Kalina is trying to get Arthur to kill himself for the ritual maybe it doesn't necessarily need to be a true love sacrifice, I think that Dennis became the 13th and Arthur accidentally used the machine to see when it would be safe to jump to his kids,
The key thing to note is that the 13th is needed to 'stop' the machine. I think it is actually to fully activate the machine. Since suicide, you know. Kinda bad by a lot of religions. They were lying about his sacrifice stopping the machine. Why would they actually NEED him to kill himself? It's described that the machine is to open up the eye of hell, so it makes sense that the last one would be a soul that is required to be sent directly to hell. Thus OPENING the eye of hell.
That’s an interesting theory. I never thought of that!
yeah, i kinda figured Shaggy was the thirteen roast because it gave arthur plot armor
It could also be just a "sacrificing yourself for someone" death to be the 13th, since you risk your life to save someone else's. (Just adding this here.)
This is a fantastic idea but I think it couldn't be that just because if it was that he was the 13th having sacrificed himself the eye of hell would have opened with the ritual without the need of Arthur to make the jump giving Cyrus immortality
Discovering the DVD bonus features had all the Ghosts backstory was legendary back in the early 2000s
I had the dvd but i think i missed the back stories
I was 7 years old looking through them lol😂
Probably the only reason to own this film
I had this on VHS 🥴🙃
Kids today will never understand true fear lmao
I really like this movie, but the Ghosts backstories were so much more rich and thought out and really worth watching the DVD extras on UA-cam
I rented the dvd and it was soo cool like a creepy story book narated my the evil uncle.
Completely agree!
so sad they were only DVD extras and not an actuall part of the movie, it realy needed some meat on it.
@@Fate2071 you can watch it for free on tubi 🥰 i watched it last night about to finish it right now
@@Fate2071 Maybe someone can make this into a series or something and we get to see the ghosts when they were alive.
OMG that dancing at the end. I love this channel. this man can do no wrong.
and the eye contact while he's trying not to laugh. lol
Thank you. The fact that nobody was mentioning it was hurting my soul.
One of my favorite details about this movie is that some of the ghosts ‘talk’! The Jackal screams “leave me alone!” and the angry princess says “I’m sorry” “Stop!” “is that him?”
when does the Jackal scream "leave me alone"?
OH you can also hear the Torn Prince yelling "help me" or something along those lines just before Maggie has to use the glasses to direct Dennis in order to avoid Royce's baseball bat
I think The Torso also screams for help when he crawls towards Bobby. It would have been cool if The Bound Woman in the prom dress spoke to other male characters besides just Bobby, since she was infamous for being a heartbreaker of numerous guys.
@@sleepyboi5731 There are quite a few voices during a montage in the film, where the camera pans down corridors and we see no one.
Shaggy: "Don't grieve for me, it's my destinyyyy.."
Shaggy is Gerard confirmed
Best thing about the whole movie was Shaggy himself Matthew Lillard, and all the costumes and lore for the ghosts, I only wish the editing was less seizure-inducing when they were on screen so that they could be admired more
This movie scared my mom so bad she wouldn't go upstairs in the dark on her own for a week. She also refused to ever watch the movie again. Rip mom.
So the ghosts got her, huh?
Im so sorry for your mom loss may she Rest In Peace my friend God bless her so much 😊😊
@@firstnext5482 hey not funny bro have some respect for his mom she passed away this is not to be made fun of grow up idiot 😡
@@firstnext5482 she was always afraid of the juggernaut the most. Guess he finally caught up lol.
@@adriel88_ I like dark comedy, it was funny.
This was my childhood. Watching the dvd extras with the ghost backstories after finishing the movie was the best thing ever.
Remember seeing this movie as a kid and getting sad when shaggy got killed, guess he wasnt at his fullest potential.
I remember seeing this as well as a kid but no sadly he hadn't unlocked ui or been hypnotized
What are you talking about? Shaggy didnt die, he just got badly hurt and became stronger after ascending to another movie!
he's fine, he had gone off to King Kai's planet to train. Had the sequel gone into the works, we would have seen him come back and snap the Juggernaut in half.
That was actually a stunt double dying in that scene. Every time they brought the real shaggy on set, all 13 ghosts immediately died, as well as all actors nearby, they had to reshoot four times until they finally decided to shoot a stunt double. Pretty cool bit of movie trivia actually.
Don’t cry for him.. it’s his destinyyyyyyy~ 😂🤣😂
Here's a detail. Dennis was Killed by the Juggernaut. Aka The Breaker. When the family showed up to the house, what was Dennis' made up story? "This house has been blacking out houses all over the area. I need to check the *breaker* ."
Remember, he is psychic. Whose to say he wasn't foreshadowing his own fate, to himself.
Damn
Good point
The Juggernaut also broke his back, paying homage to his old title.
🤯
@@ronaldeslabra3564 lol fake
@@ronaldeslabra3564 Totally not a scam
All of the ghosts and their backstories
5:10 Juggernaut
10:17 Jackal
12:16 Torn Prince
12:47 Firstborn Son
13:23 Angry Princess
16:35 Bound Woman
17:08 Torso
18:41 Withered Lover
19:22 Hammer
22:28 Big Baby and Tiny Mama
23:46 Pilgrimous
Thanks. I was looking for this
Thank you, i was thinking i missed one
Thank you!
Pilgrimess*
After all these years I finally understand these guys pain. And...wow
Ryan Hollinger brought up a really interesting theory that the movie's main protagonist was actually Dennis the whole time rather than Arthur. The disjointed flashes and images coincide with his manic behaviour and once he dies, he seems finally calm and peaceful. It's really interesting and I highly suggest you watch it.
just did.. i found him annoying asf.. he was just shittin on the movie the entire time with the most annoying accent ever.. i don't recommend watching it.. Other than what you said about Dennis being the protagonist, the rest was so opinionated like he's a film expert
@Stanley Shady that's nice. That's not my point, so I don't give a single shit about what you said. Also his videos are literal film analysis because that's what he does for a living.
@@fjorgyn7438 right on.. lol i'm sorry dude i was just stating my opinion.. i realllly didn't mean to disrespect.. i could've chosen better words.. best wishes man
@@stanleyshady9465 yeah, you should have. You were rude for absolutely no reason to a guy that doesn't deserve it.
@@fjorgyn7438 Yup already did.. you can drop it now homie.. I don't think i was rude.. but i keep forgetting we live in the now, where opinions can hurt so many feelings lmao.
fuck it i take it back.. He chose to make a video showing his face.. he signed up for it, he knew he was gonna get criticism and that was my opinion.. cry about ur feelings i guess
The black girl surviving did it for me. This wasn't a scary movie to me growing up, but it was a fun and creative horror movie.
Especially her very final scene in the end credits had me dying! 🤣
"I quit!"
Black "girl"?... You're about to be cancelled.
@@robdykejr Barrett that wasnt a funny joke
@@robdykejr / Cancelled for what? I'm black and I thought the same thing 🤣. Everything ain't that serious, those of us that get the joke knows why it was said.
This movie is underrated and underappreciated. It has plenty of clichés and bad jokes, but I still love it.
it has charm!
@@CafefantasmaMX And manages to be scary too. At least for me.
@@SchazmenRassir obviously not as scary to me as an adult but it definitely gave me and my friend a good spook the first time when we were kids. Great flick
Imagine a Netflix, Hulu, or American Horror Story on each ghost!! Like an hour long backstory one each one 😩😩🙌🏽
yessss! That would work so well! As well as at the end of each episode on how he captured them leading up to the movie
@@AkashaImane Yes!!! Sign me up!!! lol
omggg i hope sooo 👀❤️❤️
Agreed but Netflix has a habit of screwing things up
Yess long as they dnt butcher it 😬
Growing up Lillard was my favorite actor after his performance in Scream. I feel like I remember finding it on a sales rack or something and falling in love with it. Lillard really has always been underrated. I had no idea that it had like a cult fanbase almost. That makes me stoked. I always thought it was a really fun film.
Stu was the man! Until he wasn’t 😁
plz the babysitter was a whole mood, especially at the end lmao
If there's one thing I remember from the movie, it was that emphatic "I QUIT!" at the end.
Queen saved the day.
I’m so glad they didn’t kill her off tbh
They were all annoying and brought thr movie down imo except Matt Lillard
Literally
Thirteen Ghosts is a bunch of good ideas trapped inside a poorly executed movie, I always thought they deserved to be fully realized!
Yep, I believe that movies like this (great concepts, poor execution), should be the ones getting remade to give them a chance to shine, instead of remaking already good movies to capitalize on the movie’s goodwill.
I fully agree with you!
I agree. It could have been so much better.
@@rimurutempest4945 Could of been budget too.
The glass mansion was pretty stupid looking.
Man I loved this film! I didn’t know about the ghost backstories so super happy you went over them!
Captain Eggcellent: hidden details of FoundFlix?
I didn't expect you see you here Captain Eggcellent...
One of my personal favorite Easter
Damn, I am one of your biggest fan. Glad to know you watch foundflix as well xD
It was a special features on the DVD
bruhh when yu said "im off to be shaggy, its my destiny" that shit had me laughin harddd
When he said "It's Shaggin' Time" and Shagged all over ghosts, I knew his Doo really was scooby.
Ah, Magie. Defying stereotypes. Not only did she survive to the end of a horror film, she is the unsung heroine. She saved the family. And ensured the villain didn't become a living god with Hellish omniscience (did she save the world, too?!) , and got his comeuppance. Above and beyond nanny service.
She went so above and beyond nanny service, she didn’t bother with the nanny service at all. Just skipped it entirely.
Saving them kids in the end > cleaning windows
Unfortunately, black female friend who saves white protagonists is a trope too. (Plus her sassiness.) But, yeah.
Maggie was the hero of the film. Mary Poppins has nothing on her.
Has every stereotype in the book. And generally sets back every black character in every movie.
I wish they would bring this movie to Netflix as a 13 episode miniseries where each episode covers one of the ghosts
I'm totally into that. They could put more money into it n make it darker.
Good idea
After I first saw the movie I literally wanted to make that exact thing, but then life sort of happened and I abandoned that all together. I do have a friend in film....hmmmm....guess I gotta learn script writing from him too. I'll send it into Netflix and hope they don't ruin it like they did Death Note.
@@onepman I like dat 🤤
That's an excellent idea
this movie had too much lore, it deserved a series or something
It truly did
it's because of too much lore that the movie is ultimately not as complete as it could be. Backstory and lore are great and all, but too much of it without proper presentation through the film is ultimately just window dressing that takes away from it, because it'll end up feeling like it could have been more(or was "planned" to get more) but now is completely unfinished in scope.
Or an exploration/survival video game.
It got one Supernatural
If you haven't check out Friday the 13th:The Series (nothing to do with the Jason movies.)
That's one thing I love about this movie. They actually gave them believable backstories that make the ghosts more complex. I never get tired of watching them since I own the DVD of the movie.
this is just a Scooby doo movie set in the future where the gang split up after scooby´s death and only shaggy continue hunting ghosts
Yeah and we find out that Shaggy was actually always psychic but was using scooby snax to suppress his abilities. But after Scooby died, he wanted to communicate with his friend. So goes cold turkey on the scooby snax and becomes a full fledged psychic. Damn that got dark.
@@derekbum i cant handle these revelations
Scooby should've been a ghost too
@@derekbum Wait what??!!!?
@@DeeEyeAyeEnAye Remember, All Dogs go to Heaven. ;)
This film definitely deserves a remake, it's hard to believe it's been two decades since its release already
Remake of a remake let's go
Fight meee Jelaaaaaal!
"deserves a remake" like that's a good thing, if a film is good enough to stand on it's own it doesn't need a remake - just watch the original.
Ok jellal
@@mikeox_is_small some remakes are better than the original! i think this would benefit from a remake. :)
The end dancing was a funny as hell...savage!
Saw this at a sleepover, back in 6th grade. Couldn't sleep for a month. They all could do with their own show, but the Jackal alone, is terrifying enough to have his own movie/series. Like how did he become that way in the first place?
The movie where the black woman wasn't the first one dead, even be the hero to stop the diabolical machine!
She didn't do any nanny-ing, but she came in clutch more than once.
The movie where the black woman doesn’t do her job
@Theodore Manthovani Same thing with AVP. Sanaa Lathan's character bonded with that one Predator and she and he kicked serious ass! She survived.
@@chj2 awesome!!!!! Lol yes so true. Of course, although im sure there are only 5 or less characters that dont fit into that typecast.
@@sudanemamimikiki1527 your 2nd paragraph supports my contention. It definitely was a trope, otherwise we wouldnt be having this conversation now :)
This movie scared the SHIT out of me when I was younger, the scene where the ghost pins the girl to the wall was horrifying 😭
Where’s your pfp from??
@@Leminies lmao i just looked up “black anime characters” on google
@@Leminies it's michiko malandro
I don't know which scene you mean, I can't find it. Which girl was pinned to the wall by which ghost?
Edit: Wait, or do you mean the traitor woman crushed between glass-walls by the villain?
@@neliaferreira9983 the ghost with the cage around its head, it starts scratching the daughter. I hope this helped
Please, never change. That intro had my girlfriend asking why I was dying laughing😂 I always show her your little antics/funny edits. Love them!
I agree. The dancing at the end is what got me. Hilarious!
Wow i didnt know 13 Ghosts and Ghost Ship had the same director. I loved those movies as a kid.
Ghost ship was SO GOOD
@@ELP1125 YES!!! Even after all this time its still a great movie and way better than most scary and non scary movies.
ROFL at the ending. The 2000s had no chill.
Loved this movie.
same and i liked that song in the end ok i was a fan oof artists putting in oon the moovie soundtracks
Matthew Lillard was born to be shaggy. Love seeing him keep the role going in current scooby doo's
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He's great in everything!
I literally love the fact that somehow you manage to take a great movie and explain all of it perfectly in order and just write it within 30 minutes like that’s insane
All the ghosts backstory(in order)
5:12 :Juggernaut
10:17 :Jackal
12:19 :The torn prince
12:47 :the firstborn son
13:23 :The angry princess
16:36 :the bound woman
17:08 :The torso
18:40 :The withered lover
19:22 :The hammer
22:29 : The dire mother and the great child
23:48 : pilgrimous
Wow.. never seen so many people providing timestamps for a video
"Twentieth anniversary? Oh, he means the original. Oh, wait...oh."
Oh no...
Been waiting for this for yearss
Didnt get it.why?
@@yagzerenakkus9391 Some of us have very vivid memories of watching this movie and it doesn't seem like it was 20 years ago. So, we feel very old 😌 Much like the realization the the 80s was 40 years ago.
fuck...
i'll be honest, i actually thought i made up "ghost ship" in my head as a kid and you saying something about it freaked me out. i never really thought to look it up, it just kinda sat there in the back of my mind.
Me too. I watched it with my sisters and they forgot all about it when i tried to bring it up. Thought i dreamt it after. Lol
Ghost ship- has the best opening I've seen in a Thriller movie.
That's how I felt about Dark Water, I was only 7 when it came out (the main character's daughter is 5 in the movie) so that didn't help. No one ever knew what I was talking about!
I still remember the song by Mudvayne playing in the credits, great song.
That's me and Deep Rising. My aunt had a bootleg copy on vhs and I watched it multiple times for some reason. I spent a few years convinced I'd imagined it, then a year or two convinced it was Deep blue sea I'd watch and my young brain remembered the sharks as tentacles, then someone mentioned Deep Rising and it clicked.
I was like 14 when this movie came out. Now I'm 34. Damn, time's a bitch.
I don't wanna get old guys 😂
@@Deo387 Me neither. There's nothing fun about it.
@@ViciousViscount sameee :(
same
Same bro same thought I was a little older when this came out I'll be 35 in a couple months ;.;
This movie will always have a special spot in my heart; while I had absolutely no business watching these types of movies as a child, this, Ghost Ship and Jaws were my comfort movies and I’d use to fall asleep to them when I was around 6-10 years old.
Same
"Don't grieve for me, it's my destiny " nothing truer has ever been spoken
*don't grieve for me
@@nerdycurls6253 thank you.
YO THIS MOVIE SCARED THE CRAP OUT OF ME WHEN I WAS YOUNGER AND I COULDNT REMEMBER THE NAME
Me too! My sister picked me up to go see it for my birthday. When she dropped me off she asked if she could just stay the night since she was scared and didn't want to drive home by herself lol
My dad and my brother watched this when I was like 10 shit was so scary I asked my brother to come with me to the bathroom
I was 5 nd my parents left this shit to on smh traumatized me I stayed up for a day straight
@@Onemorerep03 Lol those were the exact same circumstances when I watched it when I was 5
All the bickering and “there is no such thing as ghost” crapp can be stopped if he just let them wear the glasses. Once they see the ghost, there will be no more talking back.
That's the first instinct in real life but some how movies want us to believe their characters are so stupid.
@@nusaibahibraheem8183 after people make vaccines and mask wearing political....yeah, people are fucking stupid.
@@Needler13 well if anything can be politically charged, i am sure they will use is. Politic is one if not the most disgusting profession in the world. Where they act like they care about others but in reality they only want to benefits themselves
A lady who’s horse I worked on was one of the special effects artists on this movie. She did the Jackel and the torso. The jackel was pretty terrifying,to me anyway. It’s always interesting to listen to what goes on behind the making of a movie 🎥
I LOVE seeing Chris dance! This one, The Lighthouse and The Collector are PRICELESS
Now I'm gonna go watch those too
The Collector was a really good one.. I also loved Feardotcom(dont know why😁) and A tale of two sister(amazing story)
@@melaniesonier6493 I gotta check out the tale one. Feardotcom was good to me too especially at the time it came out since the internet was an anomaly so the fear that this could be real was perfect for its time
The Jackal was always the most terrifying ghost to me
True what's your second, mines torn prince the baseball kid.. Just freaky I guess?
@@Beach-Nomad the second most terrifying for me would probably be the Juggernaut
The Princess was terrifying to me.
Same
@@ChandaurRoshini very scary 😳
‘I wish I’d got to know my family before I died. But not enough to actually make any kind of contact with them. Anyway, have a spooky house.’
matthew lillard’s performance here is absolutely the best!
I never realized how many references there are to other horror film: The Hammer's story is similar to Candyman.
The circus one = "Tallman" and the movie 'Freaks'.
The way the juggernaut was killed reminds me of Jason Voorhees’ death in the beginning of Jason goes to hell
The Hammer also sort of reminds me of the Folk Hero John Henry, albeit much darker.
They go to separate hells or heavens. They can only be ghost where they died unless trapped elsewhere. The house was a prison basically for them just like their places of death. They are free now.
When the review mentioned side-show performers being accepting, I immediately said, "one of us! One of us!"
It's always bothered me how the ghost's backstories weren't explored in the film. Time constraints, I know. But THANX for providing their backstories. I never get tired of hearing them.
The DVD had a menu feature that had their backstories.
Yes best part!
@@TheAgent0060 yeah that was really honestly better than the movie for me lol
Agreed. IMO the proper way to follow up is either a prequel explaining all the backstories, or a sequel that would go into it, and tie in Cyrus.
“Playing Shaggy in Scooby Doo next year”
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This is my favorite found flix breakdown of all time purely for:
1. Early 2000 dance gift at the end
2. Childhood nostalgia
3. I never knew the 13 ghosts names or stories
Ya know, I'm kinda disappointed that there wasn't more elaboration on how this demonic world, the machine, all of that stuff worked, it all seems really interesting
Theres so many bad movies.
Normally, unneeded S-Scenes are a big obvious
hint to the bad Quality.
But this common sense has been lost to many,
cause reasons...
But i remember the common sense, so i write
this random comment, in the hope that people
regain some common sense.
@@loturzelrestaurant , Good luck with that ...
Deus ex machina-ish, the house was transport for ancient ghost aliens (or emerged, fully formed from within the earth), ergo, no reason to explain how or why it was built. It just was.
That's why it's a bad movie.
The remake was much better than the original.
I’ve always had a soft spot for this movie. The ghosts were the main reason, and, for some reason, Matthew Lillard. The Dark Astrology is also really interesting and the back stories for each ghost..
I get more the feeling that the Live-in Nanny was an excuse of the dad to live as a Roommate at her place.
When i was a kid my mom said 13 ghosts was still the scariest movie she's ever seen. She was born in 53 so it was very scary back in the day
I was a teenager and it scared the shite out of me😂
My favourite era of horror movies.
I love this movie so very much. This and Ghost Ship are GOLD early 2000s horror. So fun, ridiculous, and gory.
Yes! The flash back scene in Ghost Ship where the big reveal happens, it was so good.
Ghost ship was good.
“We have a family fortune?”
“No, Cyrus squandered it.”
^^^^
Best line EVER!
OH MY GOD, fucking lost it when he started dancing to the end credits song, accidently woke up the pets
This is one of the movie I always revisit in October. One of my favorites. I think they should make this a series & explore the individual ghosts in each episode & more into Cyrus & the machine. There is so much to this story that could be explored.
as a kid, i absolutely loved this film, the house was beyond interesting . never understood the ghosts until now. had no idea this was pulled from a older film
Dude, all these years I was thinking that Kalina's actress looked so much like Alyssa Milano I actually misremembered it as her... only to discover today that's EMBETH DAVIDTZ?! Sheila from Army of Darkness, and Miss Honey from Matilda!
This movie was so unique! I was literally obsessed with it. I was the kind of kid that would put myself in the characters shoes, so this movie gave me so much anxiety. Would love to see it redone by the team that made Hill House.
Same !!😂even though it scared the life out of me 😂
SAMEEE
This was the first horror film I ever seen when I was a kid. No matter how bad you tell me it is, it will always have a special place in my heart
This movie has so many memorable ghost that most people who watch this, when they were young like me, forgot the name of the movie than the ghost themselves.
Literally soooooo true
MAGGIE HAD AN INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT ROLE:
survive a horror movie as the only black cast memeber!!
Brava! Brava!!!
Not just that, she had the stereotypical rant at the end after surviving
@Anthony Lopez yeah me too, she was the relatable one for me 😊
This movie and house on the haunted hill scared the fuck outta me as a kid
Same! So so baad!
Same production company, Dark Castle Entertainment. Along with Ghost Ship, Gothika, House of Wax, & Orphan.
@@Lioness006 REALLY!?! Ghost Ship is an all time favorite of mine
Yes! Specifically those two for me as well. I started to love them the older I got though lol
@@Lioness006 oh wow never knew that, that’s interesting! all those movies gave me the creeps some kinda way too
I unknowingly have been looking for this film for years, I remembered a naked woman and a man being vertically sliced in half but that was about it - and yet! Here it is!
Oh my gosh, you should totally do "Ghost Ship" next! Fricken classic.
straight up still the most 0-100 intro to a movie I've ever seen
I never understood the nanny, when the practically-grown sister could've watched him.
They could have fixed it by having the little boy be of special needs, so that the sister doesn't have the skills to care for him, and replacing the "nanny" with a professional specialized in whatever his problem is.
@@miticaBEP07 but then she’d be professional instead of sassy
@@connorgillispie7128 not necessarily. A family with little money picks a caretaker that doesn’t cost much. Someone with little experience and who at times lets her big personality slip out.
The dad didn't think his daughter was responsible enough to care for her brother while he was at work and wanted them to have a female role model.
I thought that too, but I fucking love Rah Digga. So, that thought was quickly dismissed.
I watched shaggy get murdered, when I was 6. Never wanted to watch this movie after the first time I did lol. As I got older and understand movies more I actually really enjoy this one for what it is.
The 12 captured ghosts returning to their respective points of origin is what I personally can best think of considering they all disappeared while leaving "the big glass house"; they may never be able to cross over to the afterlife in my view.
*THIS MOVIE SCARED THE HELL OUT OF ME AS A KID. This and Donnie Darko made me run into my bed room and shut the door. Those were the days....sigh*
I feel you
After watching Donnie Darko I didn't wanna kip in my bed for a week
Donnie darko was not scary to me but this movie scared the crap outta me.
This movie scared the shit out of me when I was a kid. I couldnt even look at the DVD case without feeling spooked.
Lmao same, I remember watching Adult Swim and whenever they had horror movie trailers I'd change channels or hide under the covers.
This movie terrified me as a child. Especially the the Jackle.
For me it was the Hammer, he scared the shit out of me...
Still does to this day she was terrifieing
I was 21 and the jackel gave me nightmares
That ending was...something I never thought I'd see
I have been waiting for this for so long! I love your content FoundFlix
Thank you
I've never watched a more self-explanatory movie. It actually explains the whole plot at the end.
I think it would be pretty amazing if it showed what all of the ghosts did after they escaped, they could make it into a mini series. I hope someday that they will do this
I bet without his pills, he was getting a little bit woozy there.
Underrated comment😂
That went over a lot of ppls head some are not even old enough to get it lol 💯
Great comment -
You win🤣
Omg!! YASSSS!!🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻
This movie terrified me as a kid!!
It was definitely the makeup and it looked so believable.
Excellent video.
Fantastic film. The book with drawings etc of the ghosts is, to me one of the most well created pieces of film props ive ever seen...the artwork is superb.
The Jackal scares the crap out of me. Well done to the make up and special effects team 👏🏻
Biggest stretch... Ms. Honey goes crazy after Ms. Trunchbull's abuse. Ms. Honey accidentally kills Matilda and because she had to leave ASAP, she changes her name to Kalina.
Yoooooo😂😂😂😂
BRUHHHHHHHH
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Newark, New Jersey born and raised! I remember seeing this movie when it first came out and Rah Digga was there with her kids and family! It was cool.
She actually says at the end that she’s going back to NEW JERSEY 😌
this movie and house on haunted hill remake scared the butt out of me as a kid and definitely shaped my fears as an adult
Yo especially that jackal ghost with the box on it's head, I was scared for 5 years straight, im still slightly creeped out sometimes
@@giovanijames470 jackal low key best ghost
The Hammer's backstory (particularly the way he was brutally killed by the townsfolk) bares some similarities to Candyman. Just imagine them as a pair. YIKES.
The chairs in The Tingler didn't simulate an earthquake, they simulated getting attacked by The Tingler itself.
OMG plz do Ghost Ship! That movie was a treasure to my family for years!
This movie scared the fuck outta me when I was a kid. Kinda still do
Shit gave me nightmares
All the Dark Castle movies are such favs. House on haunted hill (sans the rushed cgi ending) is one of my fav horror movies of all time. The humor. The atmosphere…the ..all of it. Esp the intro!