I can't believe you guys are talking about this movie. Nobody talks about Dagon. It is u ironically my favorite movie of all time. The atmosphere in this film is palpable. The acting is mesmerizing. The effects far exceed what should expected of B movies. For anyone who has ever gone to a strange place before, this movie really recaptures that feeling of isolation and paranoia. Great adventure film as well. 5/5!
Quarantine has changed Iain.... Jokes aside, thanks for filling in Jess, you fill the role well. Always glad to see a new OTSR, a 41 min one is super appreciated with everything going on atm. Much love Gary, Iain, Jess, David, Linda and the rest of the crew I'm missing.
I couldn't agree more with some of your comments guys. This film is really frustrating! It has some fantastic scenes and is very faithful to Lovecraft, but the pacing and the acting as well as the direction - which is unusual for Stuart Gordon - just seems off. I really enjoyed the beginning and the end, but large parts of the middle section were just chase scenes...and badly paced ones at that. You should review The Colour Out Of Space. Richard Stanley adapts Lovecraft, and fucking nails it!
4:21 Ditch the bitch. 13:02 Most people don't flail around like that when they fall. It doesn't do anything anyway. 13:04 Guaranteed injury right there. People in movies always withstand falls from ridiculous heights, even crashing through glass, and we're expected to believe that they barely incur any injuries aside from nicks and scrapes. There's a scene toward the end of Deep Rising where the villain tries to "Bruce Willis" his way onto Treat Williams's boat and ends up breaking his leg - only to then find out that they rigged the boat (along with an explosive payload) to crash into the cruise ship. 23:35 It's not "murder" if it's self-defense. It's not "murder" if they're enemy combatants. These very much ARE enemy combatants. 30:16 Why do movie people expect us to believe that tiny flames produce that much ambient light? Even campfires don't produce much ambient light.
Paco (or Francisco) Rabal was a famous and renown actor from the 60´s. He has worked extensively in TV, film and theatre. He has had a really distinguisehd carreer: a Cannes best-actor award, two Goyas best-leading performer wins and he worked with Buñuel in Viridiana. He has always been one of the best performers the Spanish industry had to offer to the world. I would recommend him in Goya in Burdeos and Alomodóvar`s Átame.
I totally disagree they shouldn’t have set up in America the pacing is surreal and unique. It also makes the twist more powerful. The lack of chemistry with Barbara was also on purpose.
Jess makes a good alternative to Iain. I like Iain but it's bloody baffling why he Wikis everything 😉 Not sure how you can enjoy a film as much when you know all of the twists beforehand 🤣
I remember seeing the cover art for the VHS as a kid an being freaked out by the hideous fish-man freak with huge teeth, wasn't familiar with HP Lovecraft at the time so had no idea of the source material it was based on which possibly made the film all the more creepier for me at the time I first saw this but is a decent horror flick, that face off scene is really well done
Love this film.It kicks ass ,and stays in the Lovecraftian groove.Few films do any decent adaptations of his works.Another that predates Dagon , is "Dark Waters" (not the haunted apartment/watertank movie) ,made in the early 80,s ?,leans heavily on Inmouth. GREAT review of an excellent film.
Love you guys, so well thought and intelligently talked about the movies! May i suggest a criminally forgotten movie?......Alright i will go ahead, METRO from 1997, a forgotten gem of Eddie Murphys, great bad guy and a very descent story about a hostate negotiater. Have a look guys!👍 PLEASE!😁 #randomguyfromsweden #Staysafe
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Awesome stuff, guys! Thank you for your reviews. Please do a review for The Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man movie and Escape from L. A. 😁🤘🏻🎸🥃🥃🥃 ROCK ON!!!
Nice review! I remember seeing this maybe 5 years ago and I liked it. Good for what it is! "Slapstick murder" - great line. Also I like the reference to the game "Dark corners of the earth".
Jess has introduced me to the term “ropey” and I fully expect him to say in each review 😅! I also wanted to say that I have been enjoying binging on all your reviews, and thank you for all that you do! I really enjoy your channel!
@@sargonsblackgrandfather2072 oh that's the spinoff movie. They were trying to do the whole Marvel thing but they couldn't get it off the ground right.
This film was a coproduction between smaller channels. In Spain, there are local channels which cater to other official languages (Catalonian, Galician, Basque), and they were part of the producers of this film. There was also one small private channel, Canal Plus, which at the time was the only pay-for channel at that time in Spain. Also, all European broadcasters need to fill out a high percentage of hours with made-in-Europe content. Once this percentage has been filled out, with cheap series, live programming, or even films like this, they don´t necessarily know what else to do with the final products. For me, all this explains a lot. For example, that´s why the sister´s name is Uxía, which is a Galician name, which is pronounced nothing like the way you are saying it.
And the fishermen town is very much a poor Galician fishermen village, which there used to be plenty of in Galicia. Now many of them have been reconverted into middle-class second-home summer villages.
Hi guys! An Argentinian viewer here. I saw this movie when I was 10/11 years old (around 2003). Just had the luck of finding it on a local cable channel that aired other obscure gems, like Faust:Love of the Damned
Coincidentally, the Spanish actress Macarena Gomez also has a role in the 2020 Spanish mystery horror television series 30 Coins which also has references to Lovecraftian monsters.
Old school practical effects NEVER get old! Especially when it comes to gross out gore! They still hold up today! Good review you guys! I'll be sure to see this one!
i loved this film, hated the name. it was very different than the book, and the towns folk seemed like "random mutants", rather than turning into deep ones. i half expected, (i know different story, but still...) the "Innsmouth look" to be a thing, somewhat canon and somewhat constant. name a movie after a story, chances are folks that see it are folks that read the story. this film was more "The Shadow over Innsmouth" than "Dagon" either way small complaint for a grand film that lives in my collection.
This a watchable movie....for horror fans, rather disjointed @ times. Stuart Gordon...RIP , could only do so much with the limited budget. Still I found the story rather interesting, good practical FX, shaky CGI, but a definite cult movie. I recall seeing this on SYFY channel many years ago. Where’s Iain...? Gary as always, Jeff great job & insight, welcome. thanks mates.
I watched this film a couple of days ago. I really enjoyed it, despite the bad acting, special effects, etc. It really points out Lovecrafts work and it is absolutely brilliant. What I love about the director that made Dagon is his twists. This movie gave me the creeps and a particular scene really scarred me. Great film
While Jess did a fine job, I missed the opening exchange with Iain, for which _Dagon_ would have fit nicely. Something like: "I'm a freakin' tentacled monstrosity." "And I'm Gary."
I found it funny how you pronounced the actress' surname, Meroño, not even close. She is more of a tv series actress, her biggest success was Al salir de clase, which was a type of teenage-drama-soap-opera.
cannot believe hollywood hasnt made that many good Lovecraft movies he has a ton of awesome horror stories that would be amazing on the big screen but hollywood is obsessed with reboots and remakes unfortunately
I see why Ian keeps a beard and a hat lol jk thanks guys love the show and all the hosts. Appreciate the content even when things aren’t there best. Thanks for being uniquely entertaining your biggest fan
I can't believe you guys are talking about this movie. Nobody talks about Dagon. It is u ironically my favorite movie of all time. The atmosphere in this film is palpable. The acting is mesmerizing. The effects far exceed what should expected of B movies. For anyone who has ever gone to a strange place before, this movie really recaptures that feeling of isolation and paranoia. Great adventure film as well. 5/5!
Agreed, very atmospheric film. Quite a gem.
Such an obscure classic, one of the best Lovecraftian films ever made. One of my all time favourites.
And Re Animator is even better stuart Gordon Lovecraft goodness
Done on a low budget also.Lovecraft, eroticism imaginary fish world. Doing this on 4 million euros for me it's a 10.
Ray lui
Quarantine has changed Iain....
Jokes aside, thanks for filling in Jess, you fill the role well.
Always glad to see a new OTSR, a 41 min one is super appreciated with everything going on atm.
Much love Gary, Iain, Jess, David, Linda and the rest of the crew I'm missing.
❤️
I couldn't agree more with some of your comments guys. This film is really frustrating! It has some fantastic scenes and is very faithful to Lovecraft, but the pacing and the acting as well as the direction - which is unusual for Stuart Gordon - just seems off. I really enjoyed the beginning and the end, but large parts of the middle section were just chase scenes...and badly paced ones at that. You should review The Colour Out Of Space. Richard Stanley adapts Lovecraft, and fucking nails it!
Just watched Color out of Space and you are correct he nails it. I think this may be the greatest Lovercraftian film of all time.
4:21 Ditch the bitch.
13:02 Most people don't flail around like that when they fall. It doesn't do anything anyway.
13:04 Guaranteed injury right there. People in movies always withstand falls from ridiculous heights, even crashing through glass, and we're expected to believe that they barely incur any injuries aside from nicks and scrapes. There's a scene toward the end of Deep Rising where the villain tries to "Bruce Willis" his way onto Treat Williams's boat and ends up breaking his leg - only to then find out that they rigged the boat (along with an explosive payload) to crash into the cruise ship.
23:35 It's not "murder" if it's self-defense. It's not "murder" if they're enemy combatants. These very much ARE enemy combatants.
30:16 Why do movie people expect us to believe that tiny flames produce that much ambient light? Even campfires don't produce much ambient light.
Paco (or Francisco) Rabal was a famous and renown actor from the 60´s. He has worked extensively in TV, film and theatre. He has had a really distinguisehd carreer: a Cannes best-actor award, two Goyas best-leading performer wins and he worked with Buñuel in Viridiana. He has always been one of the best performers the Spanish industry had to offer to the world. I would recommend him in Goya in Burdeos and Alomodóvar`s Átame.
You cut your beard!! Now you'll lose all of your powers!! I did, and that's what happened to me anyways...
Dagon is one of my favorite movies. It’s like a weird dream. I love the flash back scenes . Thank you for the review
To be fair... I feel like a corpse breathing in a lovecraft movie gets a pass lol. You could always excuse it as some kinda weird undeath xD
I totally disagree they shouldn’t have set up in America the pacing is surreal and unique. It also makes the twist more powerful. The lack of chemistry with Barbara was also on purpose.
After watching this review, I really hope you guys review Underwater (2020)!!!!
You should do Escape From New York/L.A. 😎 From John Carpenter Elvis would also be nice 👍
Jess makes a good alternative to Iain. I like Iain but it's bloody baffling why he Wikis everything 😉 Not sure how you can enjoy a film as much when you know all of the twists beforehand 🤣
The girlfriend is hot
Was, she is over 50 now.
@@ikaruga24 She might still be hot.
I remember seeing the cover art for the VHS as a kid an being freaked out by the hideous fish-man freak with huge teeth, wasn't familiar with HP Lovecraft at the time so had no idea of the source material it was based on which possibly made the film all the more creepier for me at the time I first saw this but is a decent horror flick, that face off scene is really well done
I saw this as a kid. Never forgot that face off degloving scene
Love this film.It kicks ass ,and stays in the Lovecraftian groove.Few films do any decent adaptations of his works.Another that predates Dagon , is "Dark Waters" (not the haunted apartment/watertank movie) ,made in the early 80,s ?,leans heavily on Inmouth. GREAT review of an excellent film.
it helps if you take this as a live-action adventure game. Then this movie is flawless.
Love you guys, so well thought and intelligently talked about the movies! May i suggest a criminally forgotten movie?......Alright i will go ahead, METRO from 1997, a forgotten gem of Eddie Murphys, great bad guy and a very descent story about a hostate negotiater. Have a look guys!👍 PLEASE!😁 #randomguyfromsweden #Staysafe
Awesome stuff, guys! Thank you for your reviews. Please do a review for The Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man movie and Escape from L. A. 😁🤘🏻🎸🥃🥃🥃 ROCK ON!!!
It is a must see movie. The atmosphere is great and main song is haunting.
Nice review! I remember seeing this maybe 5 years ago and I liked it. Good for what it is! "Slapstick murder" - great line. Also I like the reference to the game "Dark corners of the earth".
Was that a Nokia 3210 in the phone beat down scene? No wonder it killed a guy because
You Couldn't do that with today's devices 🤣
My favorite movie! It was set in Galicia, Spain. Some of the music is actually based on folk songs from that area. And yeah, they love pulpo there.
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Aku gak ngerti bahasanya... Filmnya seru banget
He’s Jeff, that’s Gary. Where is Iain?
You notice you don't see Jeff and Iain in the same room? Makes you think, doesn't it?
Brief, but very in character, appearance at 18:07
Fiery Phoenix how I love that censor shot. Iain enjoys his job
Fun cheesy movie. Only somewhat filmilar with lovecraft works. Reminds me of Resident evil 4
Main character was just bad in this movie. Dumb lines, one facial expression..
these details are so minut that the only way to see them is if you're looking extremely hard for a flaw. so minut as a screw.
This is my FAV channel!! Thnx for uploading bois :)
It's Imboca, with an O. Mouth in Spanish is boca.
Jess has introduced me to the term “ropey” and I fully expect him to say in each review 😅! I also wanted to say that I have been enjoying binging on all your reviews, and thank you for all that you do! I really enjoy your channel!
This movie is a goddamn masterpiece. Fight me.
Cgi aside this was a very enjoyable movie
fun review Gary and Jess
*Turn up!*
Can you review the sequels, Dagon By: Dagon 2 and Let Dagons Be Dagons: Dagon 3? And the reboot, Dagon: The store and Dagon Themselves lost?
Someone has to do it.....
Dagon 2 : Electric Boogaloo.
As Pooped By Anakin Skywalker
Dagon Day Afternoon
@@sargonsblackgrandfather2072 oh that's the spinoff movie. They were trying to do the whole Marvel thing but they couldn't get it off the ground right.
an american goes to a spanish region which has a cult of monsters you think Capcom watched this for inspiration for resident evil 4
I found this movie in The m.v.c shop found it interesting
Marvel Vs Capcom has a store?!
I remember that in London in the late 90s I think.
@@GODCONVOYPRIME nope it was a short lived video dvd cd store in the uk
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This film was a coproduction between smaller channels. In Spain, there are local channels which cater to other official languages (Catalonian, Galician, Basque), and they were part of the producers of this film. There was also one small private channel, Canal Plus, which at the time was the only pay-for channel at that time in Spain. Also, all European broadcasters need to fill out a high percentage of hours with made-in-Europe content. Once this percentage has been filled out, with cheap series, live programming, or even films like this, they don´t necessarily know what else to do with the final products. For me, all this explains a lot. For example, that´s why the sister´s name is Uxía, which is a Galician name, which is pronounced nothing like the way you are saying it.
And the fishermen town is very much a poor Galician fishermen village, which there used to be plenty of in Galicia. Now many of them have been reconverted into middle-class second-home summer villages.
@The Droid agree
Another great review, enjoyed Jess filling in, cheers guys. OTSR 🤙🤙
I think I would still hit that.
Hi guys! An Argentinian viewer here. I saw this movie when I was 10/11 years old (around 2003). Just had the luck of finding it on a local cable channel that aired other obscure gems, like Faust:Love of the Damned
This is a very memorable film. I love it. Dunwich Horror is my favorite Lovecraft story, but Shadow Over Innsmouth is up there - def in my top three.
Nice one Jezz
That accent i miss it. Been in Australia for 10 years now from Plymouth originally. Dagons also good.
Coincidentally, the Spanish actress Macarena Gomez also has a role in the 2020 Spanish mystery horror television series 30 Coins which also has references to Lovecraftian monsters.
Old school practical effects NEVER get old! Especially when it comes to gross out gore! They still hold up today!
Good review you guys! I'll be sure to see this one!
I really wish this had been made in the 80s so we could have had Barbara Crampton as Barbara and Jeffrey Combs as Paul
DAGON is a very atmospheric little film.
i loved this film, hated the name. it was very different than the book, and the towns folk seemed like "random mutants", rather than turning into deep ones. i half expected, (i know different story, but still...) the "Innsmouth look" to be a thing, somewhat canon and somewhat constant. name a movie after a story, chances are folks that see it are folks that read the story. this film was more "The Shadow over Innsmouth" than "Dagon" either way small complaint for a grand film that lives in my collection.
11:25 That wardrobe always spawned next to the door for me instead of infront of it....I still had to push it so the door would open...
This a watchable movie....for horror fans, rather disjointed @ times. Stuart Gordon...RIP , could only do so much with the limited budget. Still I found the story rather interesting, good practical FX, shaky CGI, but a definite cult movie. I recall seeing this on SYFY channel many years ago. Where’s Iain...? Gary as always, Jeff great job & insight, welcome. thanks mates.
Can we get a review for Gojira (1954), King Kong (1976), 20 Million Miles to Earth, and Jeepers Creepers?
I watched this film a couple of days ago. I really enjoyed it, despite the bad acting, special effects, etc. It really points out Lovecrafts work and it is absolutely brilliant. What I love about the director that made Dagon is his twists. This movie gave me the creeps and a particular scene really scarred me. Great film
While Jess did a fine job, I missed the opening exchange with Iain, for which _Dagon_ would have fit nicely. Something like: "I'm a freakin' tentacled monstrosity." "And I'm Gary."
I found it funny how you pronounced the actress' surname, Meroño, not even close. She is more of a tv series actress, her biggest success was Al salir de clase, which was a type of teenage-drama-soap-opera.
That’s not Ian! You’re not fooling anyone you haven’t even got a beard! This guys a phoney!
I mean...they got Mat from Carwow as leading Actor...thats cool
Thank you for the nice review, I just saw that deep rising, i cannot belive i missd it
Watch deusdaecon for a superior review, and historical comparison of novel vs. film!
Dagon is actually in the Bible. In the book of Jasher.
Iain looks very different without the beard and hat.
Movie hunting list 1994 or devil hunters 1988
Not even heard of this film! Thanks guys!
Wait. I'm starting to think that's not Ian....
Wow, a romantic happy ending...
Drama sword and chess of death
always liked this movie :)
Good channel keep it up!
Please review Jeepers Creepers.
I love this film
Ray lui actor
Sup everyone
Must've been a Nokia phone.
They know the way of the Samurai!
cannot believe hollywood hasnt made that many good Lovecraft movies he has a ton of awesome horror stories that would be amazing on the big screen but hollywood is obsessed with reboots and remakes unfortunately
Check out "Color out of space" with Nicholas Cage by Richard Stanley.
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For a second I was like "IAN!!!! What happened to you!!!!" (no offense to Jess)
1:21 Europe Swedish Hard Rock band logo. 🤘🏻😁🎸🥃🥃🥃🥃
Another fantastic review, great input from both of you on this massively under-rated movie.
I see why Ian keeps a beard and a hat lol jk thanks guys love the show and all the hosts. Appreciate the content even when things aren’t there best. Thanks for being uniquely entertaining your biggest fan
Good review, thanks fellas.