X is fantastic! The biggest difference to TCM and other 70s/80s slashers was, in my opinion, that the characters were interesting and likable. The dialogue was excellent. And the alligator scene alone was so intense. Don’t let Chris keep you from watching it, guys, it’s an excellent movie. I had so much fun at the theater.
So awesome to have the original trio back. Glad you’re feeling better King. Cool shirts guys. Thanks again Pete for the great content. SOT IS THE BEST CHANNEL ON UA-cam.
Pete and Chris have any of you also seen The Last Duel? It also was a relatively unknown film that you'll enjoy. A must see. I really enjoyed The Northman too. Reminded me of an 80's fantasy without the quirkiness and with the Robert Eggers feel to it. Great movie.
Hey Pete! Just a heads up, didn't know if you knew or not but there's a new David Cronenberg movie coming out next month called Crimes of the Future.. it's a return to his wheelhouse: Body Horror. It looks amazing from what I've seen of the trailer.
Have watched a lot of films over the last month or so... -Suicide Club -Tetsuo II: The Body Hammer (this, like the original film is nuts). -Rope (loved this film and it's easily one of my favourite Hitchcock flicks) -Taxi Driver (first time seeing it, and wow... what took me so long to watch this haha) -Old (a surprisingly good M. Night Shyamalan film) -The Skin I Live In (the twist, though one that's been done before completely shocked me) -The Thing From Another World -Hell Comes to Frog Town (a fun flick with Roddy Piper as the lead) -Anthropophagus (an Italian cannibal film with two scenes that are absolutely nuts)
I love Rope, some will hate it for its one-take stage play style but the acting and its story's so good you really shouldn't care. Anthropophagus is creepy as all hell, in that old mansion on the isolated Greek island. I like director D'Amato's Beyond the Darkness (1979) with the ever-lovely Cinzia Monreale more, that one is even more disturbing.
I pointed out this really excellent ( for the time) and I had bought it at a video store going outta business back in the late 90’s. It’s an amazing Italian horror story called “Burial Ground” Okay? I’m certain it’s either ‘79-81. possibly before the Dawn Of The Dead 💀 trilogy to come!
Loved the show. Found the Torture chamber of Dr. Sadism. Very entertaining, a real fun watch. Laughed my ass off at the beginning when they slam the nail mask on Lee and he walks the halls without a drop of blood.
Just watched The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism, and found it rather enjoyable. I liked the actors/characters, the setting/visuals were great and the one and only Christopher Lee stole the show whenever he was in it, of course. Some funny scenes as well, especially the way the main character escaped a certain device had me laughing. Oh, and Karin Dor is stunning. Good stuff. Thanks for the recommendation, Pete.
I'm looking forward to your Batman review - I just saw it myself and liked it. Also, I hope you guys are going to do a top Mario Bava movies list like you did with Argento and Fulci. I have just watched a few of those too.
With The Northman, Eggers continues to build an impressive portfolio. Drenched deep in violence of Norse mythology, he abstains from the existentialism that burdened Rufus's Valhalla Rising and firmly sets sail for unbridled and bloody action. Impressive performances from all the ensemble cast and Alexander Skarsgård dominates the screen like a behemoth berserker, matching Schwarzenegger's sheer physicality in Conan the Barbarian. The Northman is not going the be the most original film of the year but it's bludgeonly authentic and its harsh conviction is such, that it is nevertheless worthy of the battle-stained halls of Valhalla. A glorious death achieved. I agree with Chris (Happy Birthday!) about X. It's executed well but I found it underwhelming and uninspired. Dr. Strange was a mixed bag for me. It was great to see the Scarlet Witch break out and there were many genuine turns, but Raimi delivered too much of a greatest hits package of his previous work. I wanted to see more use of sounds and extreme camera angles, which is what he excels in. It was clearly a Raimi film, but it did feel as if he was in cruise mode, which are perhaps due to the constraints such a massive franchise imposes. Cinematically, it was interesting to see a different type of Batman. The film is tonally very Fincheresque, both in terms of colour pallet and environment. Despite the constant rain, Gotham is permanently buried in layers of filth. We do get to see a rawer and more viscous Dark Knight and as mentioned, the scenes as the world's greatest detective work well. I can appreciate why Jeffrey Wright's Gordon has been driven to despair, stained by the institutions he works within, to seek help of a vigilante and Zoe Kravitz has charm in abundance as the cat that can entice the bat. From the initial shriek, Dano's Riddler is unsettling and a worthy unhinged adversary. For a character that is ultimately unremarkable, he portrays it remarkably well. There are flaws. The finale is a clipped on attempt to deliver an unrequired popcorn finish and the peripheral stories aren't the most original. Serkis's Alfred on first reflection is underused but perhaps that detachment is why the bat remains so broken. This Batman has plently of promise and fingers crossed, there will be more to come.
Love these! As someone who isn't necessarily a fan of horror movies this is my favourite of the monsters den show as it usually isn't only covering horror. (I do watch the horror movies shows/rankings too, even though they aren't my cup of tea I love hearing Chris, Greg, Chris and Ofc Pete opinion). Next time hopefully you can do a 4 man show including Greg I think he is a great addition to the show! Happy Birthday Chris too, my birthday was 10th of May :)
Haven't watched much in the horror/sci-fi genres since Halloween. Did watch Night Creatures (aka: Captain Clegg) which was more of adventure film that horror and the old made-for-tv movie, Horror at 37,000 Feet with Chuck Connors, William Shatner & Buddy Ebsen. Needless to say it was nowhere as good as I remembered. Now if you want to talk the Francis, the Talking Mule seven movie collection...😁 Francis Joins the Navy was the first featured role for Clint Eastwood.
I thought X was pretty eXcellent. I dug The Northman too. I highly recommend the recent Morricone documentary: Ennio. It's a beauty. Best movie I have seen at home recently is probably Prison on Fire by Ringo Lam starring Chow Yun Fat
I think the newest Spiderman has set the bar so high that Marvel is really going to have to up their game to reclaim their former glory. Dr Strange 2, Black Widow etc. aren't going to cut it.
Good show gentlemen! I haven't watched anything new in a while, well I did watch, The Devil's Rain ( 1975 ), for the first time recently. Ernest Borgnine, Tom Skerrit, Wlliam Shatner etc. Pretty creepy for the time, especially the satanic cult stuff. I thought the special effects/makeup were great for '75 too! I did watch, Race With The Devil the other day too ( also 1975 ), I love that film, I watch my dvd at least once a year, if not twice. Peter Fonda and Warren Oates were good in that one and Lara Parker & Loretta Swit looked great, they did a good job too. The scene by the river is still creepy as shit, so is the ending, it never gets old for me. Also watched, Assault on Precinct 13 ( 1976) the other evening, watch that dvd at least once or thrice annually too. lol
Outstanding episode with the Trio Of Doom. Always enjoy this threesome and you never fail to mention some movies that seem like they have to be seen. Several from this episode including some of the latest Marvel theatre releases that haven't been seen yet. Looking forward to the three of you getting back together to discuss the newest Dr. Strange movie once Pete has seen it in the theatre. Have tracked down Batwoman as mentioned at the end and that is on the must-watch for the coming weekend. Thanks, guys, for sharing your time and movie experiences with us. Some of these might never get on the to-be-watched list if not for The Monster's Den episodes. Again, excellent episode.
Last Thursday I saw Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, still have a lot on my mind. Currently watching Tombstone (1993) on TV it’s pretty good. Bought Uncharted (2022) on Blu-Ray on Tuesday. Watched Moon Knight on Disney Plus, it was great.
Classic Pardo stink face at the mention of Kurt Cobain @ 37:03. Someone should do a compilation of these. Also all non-nerds can spare 20 minutes of their lives by skipping 29:30-48:20.
I totally agree with you as I am constantly writing in to him asking for a beginnings of the’grunge’ scene ( hate that terminology), so he’s come to appreciate Nevermind 💿 lately and actually wrote back to Me when I told him both the acts of Mother Love Bone 🦴 Mudhoney were the 2 bands bonded by their lead 🎤 death before Bleach even! Yes I am talking about The Melvins of course; and Kurt used to be good friends with the 🥁 Dale Crover and John’Buzz’Osbourne back in the early years and on the album “Incesticide” he’d play on a 1/3+ of the record. Pete did say to Me and I quote:”Yes, I’ve heard of them, but I only have so much time” Okay? So sad instead of being cool and checking out Lp’s like “Lysol” Or “A Senile Animal” that he didn’t tell Me at the very least that he’ll get to it; even if he hates the genre. Not just Nirvana’s mat’l Cuz Sabbath is his favourite band! His loss I’m afraid, right? Sincerely yours, DJP ex PostMortem and Kilslug USA Boston Massachusetts 🇨🇳😬
Simmer down now... Pete is cool. He's just a guy who grew up with classic rock, prog, and 80s metal. An age when wrestling leotards, gnarly blow dried hair, and shark-tooth earrings were unironically badass. That sort of heroic vision of the world just doesn't really translate to my generation, I guess, but it only follows that that sensitive, unshowered, Goodwill, junky guy would be equally inscrutable to someone like him. Really, if you're going to hang out on this channel, you just have to accept the fact that anything with punk lineage is going to be treated like decadent rot in the tree of rock 'n roll. PS: Your band is pretty sick 🕶
Well Thank ya there for the compliment about my former band; whether or not it’d been Mortem Or Slug 🐌. Now. He seems to be a nice fellow, but here’s the thing; We’re the same age according by his birthday and I too remember all of those tidbits you’d mention and then some. Nice hearing from you again now!# DJP: Class Of’84
I’m not seeing any punk or hardcore bands not to mention decent alternative ( so called anyhow) like Jane’s Addiction obviously Nirvana or The 🌶 Peppers; I knew Pete did come around with Nevermind at least so perhaps he’s learning there’s something much more to them he’d missed the first time. Do ya think hun.? Sincerely yours, DJP ex PostMortem and Kilslug Boston Massachusetts USA Amerikkka or what’s left of it!
Watched the incredibly lame Demonic the night before last. Is this the same Neil Blomkamp that directed District 9 which was one of the best science fiction films in the last 50 years.
Have you guys watched "The Sadness" (2021) yet? That's one crazy ass horror movie which I'm sure you would enjoy a lot. The Crazies would have been a more fitting title, but I guess they didn't wan't to come off too obvious.
Celebrity Salad 🥗 89 USA This one is about some sick fucker chopping up all of these has been stars ✨ of yesteryears films and in a few different ways. One getting choked to death on a gyro 🥙 another being skinned alive then covered in gasoline and set aflame 🔥 The grossest scene in the movie Would’ja believe is some guy’s been decapitated and the killer taking a shit down his neck lol! I’m serious about this 100%! Hard to find, but then again they made 3 Centipede flicks after all. Right.? 👌 Sincerely, DJP ex PostMortem and Kilslug USA
I kinda feel bad The Northman didn't do good at the box office, maybe R.Eggers should stick to mid-budget level flicks. I kinda enjoyed The Batman and Dr Strange 2 for what they are but it's obvious that both (great) directors had to play by the rules and go with what social media and marketing have been dictating for the past decade or so. I agree with Chris, not a purchase for either from me. And I f'ing hate the last 3 Spiderman flicks, it felt they were written for lame emo kids.
Rich did the version of Ten Little Indians you saw have the minute "Whodunit Break" where they stop the film right after Shirley Eaton shoots Hugh Brian to give the audience the opportunity to guess the murderer. This was the gimmick they used in the original theatrical release. A lot of tv versions and recorded versions have left this out.
The Northman in theaters was very good. A throwback of 80's movies without the quirkiness. Not politically correct either. See it in the theaters if you can.
Always great content but far to much time spent on Batman, an opportunity missed I think to include a lot more films that you've all enjoyed over the last few months .
I lov e everything about Sea Of Tranquility, music and movies, you don't get any better than that
Happy birthday Chris! Great to see the mighty trio in action again!
Happy Birthday Chris!
thank you!
Happy Birthday to the King!!!!
Happy belated birthday Chris!
thank you!
Happy birthday to the king , welcome back rich and thank you Pete. Great episode guys .
Welcome back and Happy Birthday, man🍻
All hail the King Alo. Happy birthday from Madrid!
thank you!!
Hello! I really enjoy this series again. Cool picks as usual. Thanks Rick Peter and Chris!
Rich the man good to see you back buddy
Happy Burfday Chris! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
thank you!!
Didn't know what I was going to get to eat today but now I'm getting a cheesesteak.
X is fantastic! The biggest difference to TCM and other 70s/80s slashers was, in my opinion, that the characters were interesting and likable. The dialogue was excellent. And the alligator scene alone was so intense. Don’t let Chris keep you from watching it, guys, it’s an excellent movie. I had so much fun at the theater.
Happy Birthday King Alo! 🤘
thank you!!
The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism is on Amazon Prime. I considered watching it, but after hearing your recommendation Ill definitely give it a watch.
I too want to hear Pete’s take on Dr Strange 2 and the spoiler-filled discussion.
This is what I have been watching Lately Firestarter Original movie from 1984 and The remake on Peacock and Candy TV series only on Hulu.
Godzilla, King Kong and Rodan back together.
Humanoids from the deep.
Happy Birthday Chris and Happy Friday the13th!
So awesome to have the original trio back. Glad you’re feeling better King. Cool shirts guys. Thanks again Pete for the great content. SOT IS THE BEST CHANNEL ON UA-cam.
I got the Texas chainsaw vibe too when I saw x. Supernatural element to follow in prequel.
Pete and Chris have any of you also seen The Last Duel?
It also was a relatively unknown film that you'll enjoy. A must see.
I really enjoyed The Northman too.
Reminded me of an 80's fantasy without the quirkiness and with the Robert Eggers feel to it. Great movie.
Thank you guys, the classic line-up in the Monster's Den, love it.
As always, The Monster's Den is a hoot. Happy Birthday, Chris Alo! And I need to check out The Island Of The Fishmen.
Hey Pete! Just a heads up, didn't know if you knew or not but there's a new David Cronenberg movie coming out next month called Crimes of the Future.. it's a return to his wheelhouse: Body Horror. It looks amazing from what I've seen of the trailer.
when u say that one flick has prono does that mean i get to see rod and vage?
Have watched a lot of films over the last month or so...
-Suicide Club
-Tetsuo II: The Body Hammer (this, like the original film is nuts).
-Rope (loved this film and it's easily one of my favourite Hitchcock flicks)
-Taxi Driver (first time seeing it, and wow... what took me so long to watch this haha)
-Old (a surprisingly good M. Night Shyamalan film)
-The Skin I Live In (the twist, though one that's been done before completely shocked me)
-The Thing From Another World
-Hell Comes to Frog Town (a fun flick with Roddy Piper as the lead)
-Anthropophagus (an Italian cannibal film with two scenes that are absolutely nuts)
I love Rope, some will hate it for its one-take stage play style but the acting and its story's so good you really shouldn't care. Anthropophagus is creepy as all hell, in that old mansion on the isolated Greek island. I like director D'Amato's Beyond the Darkness (1979) with the ever-lovely Cinzia Monreale more, that one is even more disturbing.
I pointed out this really excellent ( for the time) and I had bought it at a video store going outta business back in the late 90’s. It’s an amazing Italian horror story called “Burial Ground” Okay? I’m certain it’s either ‘79-81. possibly before the Dawn Of The Dead 💀 trilogy to come!
Bodies trailer,and Hatching,both look fun
Loved the show. Found the Torture chamber of Dr. Sadism. Very entertaining, a real fun watch. Laughed my ass off at the beginning when they slam the nail mask on Lee and he walks the halls without a drop of blood.
Just watched The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism, and found it rather enjoyable. I liked the actors/characters, the setting/visuals were great and the one and only Christopher Lee stole the show whenever he was in it, of course. Some funny scenes as well, especially the way the main character escaped a certain device had me laughing. Oh, and Karin Dor is stunning. Good stuff. Thanks for the recommendation, Pete.
funny..as you guys were talking about Millie Perkins, she was celebrating her 84th birthday
Is that the same Millie Perkins that played the title character in "The Diary of Anne Frank"?
Yes, the one and the same!
Great to see The Dream Team back. Looking forward to this one guys 🍻
thanks
I'm looking forward to your Batman review - I just saw it myself and liked it. Also, I hope you guys are going to do a top Mario Bava movies list like you did with Argento and Fulci. I have just watched a few of those too.
Hi guys, I saw a great little movie today called Smile. Pretty bloody scary.
I give it four out of 5 stars. Highly recommended 👌
Don't forget the 1978 made-for-tv Dr. Strange movie. Or maybe it should be forgotten. 😁
That thing is definitely craptastic!
With The Northman, Eggers continues to build an impressive portfolio. Drenched deep in violence of Norse mythology, he abstains from the existentialism that burdened Rufus's Valhalla Rising and firmly sets sail for unbridled and bloody action. Impressive performances from all the ensemble cast and Alexander Skarsgård dominates the screen like a behemoth berserker, matching Schwarzenegger's sheer physicality in Conan the Barbarian. The Northman is not going the be the most original film of the year but it's bludgeonly authentic and its harsh conviction is such, that it is nevertheless worthy of the battle-stained halls of Valhalla. A glorious death achieved.
I agree with Chris (Happy Birthday!) about X. It's executed well but I found it underwhelming and uninspired.
Dr. Strange was a mixed bag for me. It was great to see the Scarlet Witch break out and there were many genuine turns, but Raimi delivered too much of a greatest hits package of his previous work. I wanted to see more use of sounds and extreme camera angles, which is what he excels in. It was clearly a Raimi film, but it did feel as if he was in cruise mode, which are perhaps due to the constraints such a massive franchise imposes.
Cinematically, it was interesting to see a different type of Batman. The film is tonally very Fincheresque, both in terms of colour pallet and environment. Despite the constant rain, Gotham is permanently buried in layers of filth. We do get to see a rawer and more viscous Dark Knight and as mentioned, the scenes as the world's greatest detective work well. I can appreciate why Jeffrey Wright's Gordon has been driven to despair, stained by the institutions he works within, to seek help of a vigilante and Zoe Kravitz has charm in abundance as the cat that can entice the bat. From the initial shriek, Dano's Riddler is unsettling and a worthy unhinged adversary. For a character that is ultimately unremarkable, he portrays it remarkably well. There are flaws. The finale is a clipped on attempt to deliver an unrequired popcorn finish and the peripheral stories aren't the most original. Serkis's Alfred on first reflection is underused but perhaps that detachment is why the bat remains so broken. This Batman has plently of promise and fingers crossed, there will be more to come.
Love these! As someone who isn't necessarily a fan of horror movies this is my favourite of the monsters den show as it usually isn't only covering horror. (I do watch the horror movies shows/rankings too, even though they aren't my cup of tea I love hearing Chris, Greg, Chris and Ofc Pete opinion). Next time hopefully you can do a 4 man show including Greg I think he is a great addition to the show! Happy Birthday Chris too, my birthday was 10th of May :)
Rich everytime-
You remember that guys? Remember that part? You remember?😂
Thx to the NJ/ NY trio” - always “entertaining “ 👍💯
Philly actually, but thanks for listening to the show! P.C.
Haven't watched much in the horror/sci-fi genres since Halloween. Did watch Night Creatures (aka: Captain Clegg) which was more of adventure film that horror and the old made-for-tv movie, Horror at 37,000 Feet with Chuck Connors, William Shatner & Buddy Ebsen. Needless to say it was nowhere as good as I remembered.
Now if you want to talk the Francis, the Talking Mule seven movie collection...😁 Francis Joins the Navy was the first featured role for Clint Eastwood.
Rambo last blood was gory as hell good too Mr Alo would certainly like popcorn movie just watched shudder was Great never seen
I hope we'll still get to see a Rambo - Final Blood...
Chris TI's other films are The Sacrament and The Innkeepers.
you guys need to watch Saint Maud
I thought X was pretty eXcellent. I dug The Northman too. I highly recommend the recent Morricone documentary: Ennio. It's a beauty. Best movie I have seen at home recently is probably Prison on Fire by Ringo Lam starring Chow Yun Fat
Ps. Happy birthday Mr. Alo!
@@mattymac1399 thank you!
I think the newest Spiderman has set the bar so high that Marvel is really going to have to up their game to reclaim their former glory. Dr Strange 2, Black Widow etc. aren't going to cut it.
Vol. 2 of the Lee Eurocrypt is coming soon.
Do you guys ever borrow movies from the library or do you just buy them all?
I loved The Batman and Doctor Strange films
Good show gentlemen! I haven't watched anything new in a while, well I did watch, The Devil's Rain ( 1975 ), for the first time recently. Ernest Borgnine, Tom Skerrit, Wlliam Shatner etc. Pretty creepy for the time, especially the satanic cult stuff. I thought the special effects/makeup were great for '75 too! I did watch, Race With The Devil the other day too ( also 1975 ), I love that film, I watch my dvd at least once a year, if not twice. Peter Fonda and Warren Oates were good in that one and Lara Parker & Loretta Swit looked great, they did a good job too. The scene by the river is still creepy as shit, so is the ending, it never gets old for me. Also watched, Assault on Precinct 13 ( 1976) the other evening, watch that dvd at least once or thrice annually too. lol
Three classic B movies from the 70's.
Outstanding episode with the Trio Of Doom. Always enjoy this threesome and you never fail to mention some movies that seem like they have to be seen. Several from this episode including some of the latest Marvel theatre releases that haven't been seen yet. Looking forward to the three of you getting back together to discuss the newest Dr. Strange movie once Pete has seen it in the theatre. Have tracked down Batwoman as mentioned at the end and that is on the must-watch for the coming weekend. Thanks, guys, for sharing your time and movie experiences with us. Some of these might never get on the to-be-watched list if not for The Monster's Den episodes. Again, excellent episode.
Nice to see Rich.The Trio of Doom always on point.
Last Thursday I saw Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, still have a lot on my mind. Currently watching Tombstone (1993) on TV it’s pretty good. Bought Uncharted (2022) on Blu-Ray on Tuesday. Watched Moon Knight on Disney Plus, it was great.
Classic Pardo stink face at the mention of Kurt Cobain @ 37:03. Someone should do a compilation of these.
Also all non-nerds can spare 20 minutes of their lives by skipping 29:30-48:20.
Well, we ARE NERDS!!!
I totally agree with you as I am constantly writing in to him asking for a beginnings of the’grunge’ scene ( hate that terminology), so he’s come to appreciate Nevermind 💿 lately and actually wrote back to Me when I told him both the acts of Mother Love Bone 🦴 Mudhoney were the 2 bands bonded by their lead 🎤 death before Bleach even! Yes I am talking about The Melvins of course; and Kurt used to be good friends with the 🥁 Dale Crover and John’Buzz’Osbourne back in the early years and on the album “Incesticide” he’d play on a 1/3+ of the record. Pete did say to Me and I quote:”Yes, I’ve heard of them, but I only have so much time” Okay? So sad instead of being cool and checking out Lp’s like “Lysol” Or “A Senile Animal” that he didn’t tell Me at the very least that he’ll get to it; even if he hates the genre. Not just Nirvana’s mat’l Cuz Sabbath is his favourite band! His loss I’m afraid, right? Sincerely yours, DJP ex PostMortem and Kilslug USA Boston Massachusetts 🇨🇳😬
Simmer down now... Pete is cool. He's just a guy who grew up with classic rock, prog, and 80s metal. An age when wrestling leotards, gnarly blow dried hair, and shark-tooth earrings were unironically badass. That sort of heroic vision of the world just doesn't really translate to my generation, I guess, but it only follows that that sensitive, unshowered, Goodwill, junky guy would be equally inscrutable to someone like him. Really, if you're going to hang out on this channel, you just have to accept the fact that anything with punk lineage is going to be treated like decadent rot in the tree of rock 'n roll.
PS: Your band is pretty sick 🕶
Well Thank ya there for the compliment about my former band; whether or not it’d been Mortem Or Slug 🐌. Now. He seems to be a nice fellow, but here’s the thing; We’re the same age according by his birthday and I too remember all of those tidbits you’d mention and then some. Nice hearing from you again now!# DJP: Class Of’84
I’m not seeing any punk or hardcore bands not to mention decent alternative ( so called anyhow) like Jane’s Addiction obviously Nirvana or The 🌶 Peppers; I knew Pete did come around with Nevermind at least so perhaps he’s learning there’s something much more to them he’d missed the first time. Do ya think hun.? Sincerely yours, DJP ex PostMortem and Kilslug Boston Massachusetts USA Amerikkka or what’s left of it!
Watched the incredibly lame Demonic the night before last. Is this the same Neil Blomkamp that directed District 9 which was one of the best science fiction films in the last 50 years.
Was Susan George in Fright the first babysitter in the horror genre?
I believe so!
And co-star Dennis 'Scars of Dracula' Waterman just died last week. R.I.P.
Probably his only appearance in the genre, here in the UK he is revered for The Sweeney and Minder and rightly so god bless him. @@LarryFleetwood8675
It's always good to see The Man Who Lives By His Own Rules : Rich Catino.
lol. love it
Pulling a Catino!
@@seaoftranquilityprog lol.
Have you guys watched "The Sadness" (2021) yet? That's one crazy ass horror movie which I'm sure you would enjoy a lot. The Crazies would have been a more fitting title, but I guess they didn't wan't to come off too obvious.
Celebrity Salad 🥗 89 USA This one is about some sick fucker chopping up all of these has been stars ✨ of yesteryears films and in a few different ways. One getting choked to death on a gyro 🥙 another being skinned alive then covered in gasoline and set aflame 🔥 The grossest scene in the movie Would’ja believe is some guy’s been decapitated and the killer taking a shit down his neck lol! I’m serious about this 100%! Hard to find, but then again they made 3 Centipede flicks after all. Right.? 👌 Sincerely, DJP ex PostMortem and Kilslug USA
Always fun to watch you, guys! waiting for that Dr Strange review show 🍺👍
I kinda feel bad The Northman didn't do good at the box office, maybe R.Eggers should stick to mid-budget level flicks. I kinda enjoyed The Batman and Dr Strange 2 for what they are but it's obvious that both (great) directors had to play by the rules and go with what social media and marketing have been dictating for the past decade or so. I agree with Chris, not a purchase for either from me. And I f'ing hate the last 3 Spiderman flicks, it felt they were written for lame emo kids.
Rich did the version of Ten Little Indians you saw have the minute "Whodunit Break" where they stop the film right after Shirley Eaton shoots Hugh Brian to give the audience the opportunity to guess the murderer. This was the gimmick they used in the original theatrical release. A lot of tv versions and recorded versions have left this out.
hmmm, don't think so. I'll rewatch it
Terror Train
Initiation
Night of the big heat
F13th V A new beginning
The Northman in theaters was very good. A throwback of 80's movies without the quirkiness. Not politically correct either. See it in the theaters if you can.
Except, it looks like all new movies in terms of its limited color scheme.
@@LarryFleetwood8675 maybe but it was also a very dark movie overall.
Always great content but far to much time spent on Batman, an opportunity missed I think to include a lot more films that you've all enjoyed over the last few months .
That version of "Ten Little Indians"(1965) is one of the best. Fabian is miscast though. He's pretty horrible in it.
Rich please get a new microphone... Get a yeti...
Guys great episode as usual
Santa Sangre.
A cult film indeed.
I can't take a lot of the newer movies 2018-19 one they have really ramped up the SJW nonsense
Too many spoilers in this particular episode for my taste.