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The Monster's Den: Our Favorite Films of 1994!
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- Join Pete Pardo, Davy Gallagher, and Jamie Laszlo for a discussion of their favorite films of 1994.
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Jamie nailed the exact reason I turn into The Monster's Den. I have no one to talk movies with. I almost feel a part of the discussion. Keep em' coming guys!
There are many of horror/monster movie chat places on the net. You're welcome to join us at the Universal Monster Army, anytime! (Google it.)
The scene in, In the Mouth of Madness where their driving at night and see the creepy thing riding the bicycle always freaked me out.
The bus scene for me...
Even with the "reduced crew" panel, The Monster's Den always brings a great episode. Thanks to Davy , Jamie and you, too, Pete, for committing to getting this episode completed. Never seem to catch up on all the movies that are recommended but it's great to have the watch list you folks help create. Thanks again, everyone.
Cheers my man!
In the Mouth of Madness and Wes Craven's New Nightmare were my favs. I saw Brainscan, Interview with a Vampire, Wolf and In the Mouth of Madness at the theater and thought all of them were at least decent.
Another great performance by Davy. Thank you mate!
cheers my man!
Fav horror from 1994... ED Wood, not really horror but tackles the horror subject and great performances from Oscar winner Martin Landau and my favorite Johnny Depp role... and the hell can't be 94' without The Crow.
Great choice
Great film that 👍
Cheers folks - give us some of your 1994 horror faves AND some interesting underseen ones!
Really enjoy your insights and opinions Mr. Davey, rock on.
I'd have to pick "In the Mouth of Madness" as my favorite and the most underappreciated, as well. I don't know why Carpenter fans don't like it?
Great to have you back Davy, and can you please increase the content on your own channel, I know life gets in the way but your output has been pretty lean of late.
@@andrewcarr5923 I'd love to but time is impossibly reduced. Most of the guys I've done collabs with - Nate, Sam, Ryan - have given up YT and their own channels for that reason. I wouldn't do that but I also would never put out "content" just for the sake of it.
What I AM thinking of is just.....reviews. Not big fancy things, just 5mins on random films and albums from whenever and whereever with no overall theme. And I would like to do a Hammer series in order talking all the films..
But I'm still trying to enjoy my social life before my 40s start next year! ;)
@@CrazyCooter-ld6sz Cheers!
"Dellamorte Dellamore" is truly a masterpiece. One of the kind. Great pick, Peter!
I'm a big fan of music, but I tune the most for monsters den! Wish it was week to week! Love the show!
The Crow
Interview With The Vampire
Leprechaun
NON-HORROR:
The Shawshank Redemption
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
Dumb and Dumber
Clear and Present Danger
Ed Wood
Don Juan
The Naked Gun: 33 1/3 The Final Insult
True Lies
The Madness of King George
Presume you mean Leprechaun 2. The 1st was 2 years earlier.
Great show guys. I remember seeing Wolf back in the day, but not since, so will try that again. I've gotta check out The Unborn films now, just because of Jamie's fun story 😂. Also Funny Man sounds interesting, so will watch on UA-cam.
I’m glad Jamie mentioned Simple plan,that is one of my top 3 movies,Excellent
correction Pete, Duane Whitaker was Maynard and Peter Greene was Zed in "Pulp Fiction."
Thanks for another excellent show, shame that the rest of the Monster’s Den regulars couldn’t make it as we may have had more recommendations and a longer running time (you know I like the long ones) but always a joy to be in the company of any of the crew talking film etc.. Cheers.
I'd definitely look forward to a Roger Corman retrospective..pretty much independent films , horror or otherwise , have his stamp on them ...either as a director, producer, or distributor
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Muriel‘s Wedding
3. Once Were Warriors
4. Clerks
5. The Last Seduction
6. Ed Wood
7. Bullets Over Broadway
8. Heavenly Creatures
9. Four Weddings And A Funeral
10. Der bewegte Mann
If we were doing movies in general, not horror....I'd have a few of those too.
@@DavysFlicks Yeah sorry, as soon as I saw the title of the video I went for it and posted my top 10 without having watched it. At least Heavenly Creatures and Ed Wood can somewhat be considered within the Monster‘s Den realm. And Pulp Fiction and Once Were Warriors have some horrific moments.
Yes! Shallow Grave is great! Finally found it on Blu-ray in Scotland last year.
Saw it in theatre this year. Good, Black comedy. Video in the 90s last time. Beginning of Doyle and Mcgregor career.
Just got my copy of "The Cat and the Canary" today! I'll have to put my old KINO DVD in the for-sale box.
Will have to check out Funnyman. Sounds great.
Excellent pick with Shallow Grave Jamie, the seen with the crowbar still makes me wince.
now I do know its not a horror movie per se in itself but unquestionably the most horrific scene of any film of 1994 comes from robert zeminkecs's 1994 oscar winning masterpiece forrest gump where when jenny contracts the HIV virus while protesting the war in vietnam by having sex with a hippie in the reflecting pool of the national mall to lynyrd skynyrds free bird. really one of the most chilling scenes in all the entire cinema arts and more importantly a prescient reminder of the devastating consequences of unbridled wokism. poor jenny she just had no idea the sort of devils she w as mixed up with... 😥
wait . . . i don't think the movie tells us exactly hwere she got the virus . . it isn't even specifically identified as HIV, although that is implied . . actually she could have gotten it from the disco crowd rather than the hippies . .
Aww, I love, In The Mouth Of Madness! It's my favorite, John Carpenter film! I like films that center around authors and their mysterious works. Another good film that's about books and the supernatural is, The Ninth Gate with Johnny Depp, a really good film.
For my choice from 94, I'm going with In The Mouth Of Madness. For non-horror my choices are, The Crow, Speed, Surviving The Game, True Lies, Pulp Fiction, Léon The Professional.
Great minds!
@@DavysFlicks Thanks!
Love the Monster's Den Thanks Yall
Cheers!
No need to be sheepish about the reduced number of panellists, TMD is always a fun watch. Along with the UK Connection, it's my favourite SOT show.
Cheers my man!
i prefer a smaller number of panelists . . . when you have ten or more ppl are shouting over each other and no one can speak for more than a few minutes at a time
I'm with Jamie. Shallow Grave is a terrific film.
In the Mouth of Madness
Demon Knight
The Crow
Interview with the Vampire
Brainscan
You should have Ralph on the show sometimes.
Especially for the times for people can't make it he could be an alternate.
Hobbs end! Now that bring back memories. Will have to watch that one again.
Whatever happened to the actor Eric Stoltz who starred in two of my favourite films of 94' Pulp Fiction and Killing Zoe, maybe you could consider a review of his work Pete, he rode quite highly on the 90's wave and deserves a review I think.
Other than "The Prophecy" did he even make any Horror films?
EDIT: Oh, Fly II and Anaconda.
@@tuffs4it The Butterfly Effect and The Fly II
@@andrewcarr5923 I guess you could also count The New Kids--maybe. I haven't seen it since it was on cable in the 80s, but my recollection is I found it a chilling teen thriller. Or maybe Spader just creeped me out as he usually did regardless of the role. LOL! I'll have to watch that again.
The Crow
Nightwatch
In the mouth of madness
Serial Mom
Dellamorte Dellamore
Serial Mom is a great pick. Waters has some fab horror in his films.
In The Mouth of Madness 🔥🔥🔥
Cemetery Man would be by 1994 pick. I absolutely love that film. My underrated would be Tammy and the T-Rex (aka Tanny and the Teenage T-Rex).
Tammy was certainly revived when the R-rated version turned up!
Even when the teams a few men down its always an exceptional show, thanks guys.
As for the Funny Man Davy, it was one of those films that probably looked great on paper but the final outcome was poor to say the least.
Speaking of Pulp Fiction, which is actually the best film of 1994, when can we expect the Tarantino ranking? Or maybe you’re waiting for his supposedly last movie before you take it on? Fine by me. But I really hope he reconsiders his decision to leave it at ten movies.
MIGHT be news on that in the near future....
Before I start the video, the correct answer is Pulp Fiction. For horror, maybe In The Mouth Of Madness would be my favorite, but I wouldn't proclaim it as the best horror film of the year.
edit: Davy has such great taste, In The Mouth Of Madness, excellent.
Cheers my man!
I saw Wolf at the pictures (as we say in England) back in '94, thought it was sort of ok, some great scenes, but overall not brilliant. I will have to watch again with an older, wiser(?) mindset.
Now this isnt a particularly old Album at all...2020? Maybe the Covid thing happened and it got lost? WARD XV1 have a slipknotty, ghost kiss thing going on I spose? Look, I could do without the talky bits but musically this is so strong, its well produced too, not actually a bad track on it, how many revords do we buy and they get played maybe once or twice? Ive been back to this half a dozen times recently Metamorphosis by Ward XVI...
Not really a horror film, but definitely extremely violent and fucked up, and one of the most controversial films from 1994...
Natural Born Killers
Bad movie, even QT hated it and he wrote it.
I think it's half a great film. Half just a mess. I don't think Stone was the man for the job.
Great video! I would love to see you guys rank all the films in the "Wrong Turn" franchise. I think it would be a very funny and entertaining video!! "Wrong Turn 5" may be the worst horror film I have ever seen.
6 and the remake are the worst.
did ever think about how there are horror movies and there are scary movies and there can also be scary horror movies but theres never horror scary movies ? i cant even say horror scary movie thats how much they really dont exist. makes you think.
Guillermo del Toro's Cronos
Was that 1994?
@@DavysFlicks 1992, international release was 1993.
@@DavysFlicks March 1994 here in the states
Ed Wood.
Dark Waters.
I started reading a book. It’s called How Pete Pardo’s Mind Works. Of course not. I’m kidding. It’s called Nightmare Fuel: the Science of Horror Films by Nina Nesseth. What’s going on in the brains of Horror fans, why normal people are into Horror films. As someone who is not into Horror films, I often wonder, why. Maybe the book will help me better understand Pete’s, & others on this show, passion. I’m a SF fan. The book I read before Nightmare Fuel was on one of my favourites movies, 2001. It brought up several outstanding SF movies, some I haven’t seen in a long time, others I never heard of. I ordered several of these movies. Since I’m not much into Horror, I doubt I’ll be ordering any movie mentioned in this current book. It occurred to me, as I read the Science Of Horror book, I should watch The Monster’s Den, which I don’t normally do. Maybe I’ll gain insights. The Horror movies themselves don’t interest me, but the minds of Horror fans… there lies the real mystery. I started with this episode. So your minds are being studied. Why does something in me want to laugh like a mad scientist? So far, I still don't understand any of your guys (& there's only 3 to try to figure out). Maybe I haven't gotten to the right chapter yet.
Other than the obvious blockbusters like Speed, I loved The River Wild.
No "Ghoulies IV"? Unsubbed.
"Cemetery Man" has the same ending as "St. Elsewhere." Not a great movie, but it's an entertaining mess, and that chick is hotter than hell.
"Shallow Grave" is really good. As is the original "Nightwatch," which has both an American remake and a recent completely unnecessary sequel that ruins the happy ending (boo!)
Ghoulies peaked with the all time classic Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go To College! ;)
Brainscan rules!!!!
Killing Zoe
Not a horror but there are some disturbing scenes.
I've not seen that in years. Roger Avary trying to get out of Tarantino's shadow.
Pulp fiction, not horror. Great year in films.
Another great show. Love Davey and Jamie.
Cheers!
My favorite film from 1994 is Forrest Gump with Tom Hanks.
That's a comedy not horror
It's between this and The Departed for my favorite Best Picture Oscar winner!
@@jockmctodgerrelationship with Jenny is pure horror. 😂
For 1994 In the Mouth of Madness would also be my pick. It didn’t seem to get much love that year or subsequent.
I do remember Wes Craven’s New Nightmare being pretty good too.
Neither of them got me legit scared though. The ones that have would be a small list, that lingering feeling of unease.
Outside of horror, Pulp Fiction, Clerks, Dumb and Dumber (which I did not want to laugh that much), Heavenly Creatures, Once Were Warriors
Knowing what happened to Brandon Lee during the filming of The Crow makes it more a lingering sad for me.