ONE OF THE MOST HYPED MOVIES EVER!!! Reacting to "Stephen King's It" - Nostalgia Critic
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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You don’t know who Abbot and Castello are? Okay, look up their most famous bit, “Who’s on First” It’s hilarious.
"Is that actual alcohol?"
Nope. He confirmed in the episode commentary that he replaced it with apple juice. If it was the actual stuff, you would not see him spill it as much.
If remember serves, the friend who gave it to him was appalled when he saw the episode.
I like how thats the difference
I think if it was the actual stuff he probably would have been spilling it anyway with how much he was drinking the pain away.
He only replace it with TWENTY PERCENT JUICE!
Besides, If he did use actual alcohol, the sheer volume of shots would've killed him.
So just as a heads up: The other 2 IT movie reviews he did couldn't show actual movie clips due to copyright issues. So they had to re-enact the scenes from the movie themselves. I just wanted to let you know so you weren't confused about why they were doing the reviews differently than this one.
It's one of the things he has to do with newer movies or ones with strict copyright.
It does give them a whole new field to make jokes of.
The other reason he couldn't show them was because they were still in theaters when he reviewed them, like what he did with Jurassic World
@@drakeware655 and he did with Suicide Squad
2:02 "I thought Stephen King was suppose to be a good director." *He's not a director.* He's an author. The only directing credit he has is as an assistant director for the mini series "The Shining." All of his movies are adaptations of his books, which are not always accurate.
Didn't he also directed "Maximum overdrive"? (He's credited as the director)
@@gentleman_oni Yes, and apparently he admitted that he was addicted to cocaine at the time and was "coked out of my mind" during the entire shoot.
He also hates the film adaptation of “The Shining”
@@zebreacts9706 Well that explains a lot
@@zebreacts9706 that line was practically half his career tho XD. Seriously if you need to stuff tissue in your nose so you don't bleed on the typewriter...there's a SERIOUS problem
The "piss off" moment is an old running gag Critic used to have, where he dealt with a highly judgemental animated "elephant in the room." In this case, the actor he was talking about had committed suicide after a stretch of heavy drinking, so the drinking game idea wasn't exactly tactful here
As for the black and white shower scene, that's a scene from the classic horror film Psycho
Thank you, I've been wondering why the elephant was in the room for years.
Johnathan Brandis is the actor that committed suicide in November 2003 at the age of 27. He was Bill Denbrough in 1990 the same year that he also played Bastian Bux in The NeverEnding Story II The Next Chapter.
He stands with Kurt Cobain as a member of the 27 Club
Duck, "I thought Stephen King was supposed to be a good director."
Me: thank you Duck, I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.
You're welcome?
He's a good *writer*. He only ever directed ONE movie, and it wasn't this one.
The "I'm just a sweet transvestite!" Line is from another role Tim Curry (Pennywise here) played as the "headline" star in the cult musical, Rocky Horror Picture Show.
3:31 The elephant is because Jonathan Brandis, one of the most loved actors of the 80s and 90s tragically committed suicide in 2003 at the age of 27.
Poor hun. It just brings even more meaning to the message at the end of his video.
Abott and Costello was a famous comedy duo of the 1940's and 50's.
Their most famous but is the 'who's on first' act.
I'm glad you did this one first, so that when you see his 2017 review, a lot of it will make more sense.
Next will be the 2017 review!
25:17 That's why I wouldn't raccomend to watch a old Nostalgia Critic video without seeing the movie first: you don't have all the information he didn't catch. The guard's death here, is kinda stupid, yes, but it's a inside joke: King's rival is named Coonz (or something like that) and he gave this name to the guard. The real Coonz loves dogs, and so is the guard so, by Pennywise killing Coonz with a dog head, we get a ironic death for Coonz.
26:01 "So because that old guy ignored her?"
No, because ALL adults are negligent in Derry: Bill's parents who don't want to remember Georgie, Eddie's mom who turn him into a hypocondriac, Bev's father who keeps beating her (and much worst stuff in the other versions), this old man who's saying "saw nothing, will do nothing to save her", the teacher ignoring the DEATH TREATH. Again: watching the old Nostalgia Critic's review of a unseen movie is NOT the best way to enjoy it.
Again, I want to suggest "Dead Meat" for the horror movies, trust me, it's much better.
the guy you are thinking about is Koontz, not one of my favorite authors but his "Odd Thomas" novels are quite good. And as for why the adults are negligent is that IT has a subtle psychic influence over the town.
I was always annoyed with Critic taking a shot for 'supernatural creature thats not explained what it is or where it came from' because.... isn't the mystery surrounding Pennywise part of the horror?
You are absolutely correct
@@theduckgoesmoo In the book, his origin is explained and it's actually insane, involving the universe being created by a giant cosmic turtle. Look it up.
This is a classic. You should watch more of his Nostalgia-ween videos this month, especially Steven King Time which has become a tradition. There should be a few playlists for it.
Well, I see you are a bit confused, but old Nostalgia Critic isn't a very good source for understanding a movie for good. For that I want to suggest "Dead Meat's Kill Counts" of the IT miniseries and the two part movie (since NC, for copyright, is forced to "recreate" the movie version of IT with his crew)
Stephen King is a good writer. It's just many of his book's film adaptations weren't very good.
Also he wrote a LOT of books, with that writing pace it's no wonder some books are... less good than others.
i'd argue he's not even a good writer- he's a good IDEA GUY. his actual books are... eh.
If we're doing Nostalgia Critic's horror episodes for October may I suggest 'Freddy vs Jason', 'The Langoliers' and 'Leprechaun' (the 1993 version). These are my three favorites and Leprechaun also has him crossover with another reviewer, The Cinema Snob (kinda like how he had MasakoX and LittleKuriboh in the Dragon Ball Z episode)
Oh I'll do those at some point for sure!
there weren't many explanations as to what Pennywise is in the book but there have been some in Stephen Kings other books cause in case you didn't know a lot of his books take place in the same universe or are connected in some way
2:03 Stephen King is a book author who only directed a couple things
Book authors aren’t usually good directors. It takes a different kind of talent for the two mediums.
14:17 I like how Critic calls Mike the “New Kid On The Block” and in the remake Ben happens to be called that by Beverly (because he is the new kid, but also listens to the musical group of the same name haha. Just thought that was a funny coincidence)
2:21 So you've never seen "Nightmare Before Christmas"!? You need to see it or the NC review right away!! It just came out!
It is an alien that feeds off of fear, so he takes the appearance of what people fear most.
The best weed in New England comes from Maine...
Maybe thats where Steven King gets his inspiration
It does??
That's not actually alcoholic, it's apple juice they put into a bottle.
"I thought Steven King movies were supposed to be good!" Just wait till you watch Nostalgia Critic's review of Sleepwalkers. It's a real riot!
Next time I see a mummy I'm just going to yell the duck goes moo
Pls dont
@@theduckgoesmoo will do!
15:34 is a song from rocky horror picture show where Tim curry who plays pennywise sang
I love the commentary for this episode he did with his brother.
Doug: "I think he's a great clown, invite him for my kid's birthday."
Rob: "You dont have kids."
Doug: "I ld invote him to your kid's birthday."
Rob: "No."
20:06
I never understood why people say Pennywise is too silly here..The way he enjoys himself while being a child killer just makes him even more psychotic.
28:52 "make sense" Ok, can't actually blame on Doug, here: IT is an alien who takes the form of your fears, marinates you with fear since he loves the taste of frighted victims. To lure children to him he takes the form of Pennywise the Clown. His actual true forms are the Deadlights, those hypnotic lights in his head and belly, but his physical form is a spider since, what's the best item to rappresent fear in general? Spiders. But again: he's an alien, WHY SHOULD IT LOOK LIKE A NORMAL SPIDER!? This is honestly a good monster they created.
And I also find it better then the movie one (yeah, it DOES make sense since, well, we spent so much time with Pennywise, why not having him in the final battle? But I'm not a fan of THAT form... it defenitly works on paper, but not THAT much on screen, in my opinion)
the thing is that IT's "spider form" isn't even it's real physical form, merely the best way the Losers could understand the eldritch abomination that is IT's real form
Correction
The lights are not pennywise physicall for as stated the spider is simply the closest thing to penywise true form wich is beyond human imaginetion
15:33 Duck... Rocky Horror Picture Show. Watch off screen.
The thing that really gets me, is where you see NC make a joke with Tim Curry in the moon with Oogie Boogies shadow and you're like, "Where's that from". . . . . . Seriosly, did you not have a childhood? It's The Nightmare Before Christmas dude!!!
I’ve never seen it
Eh~ it's a fine mini-series. It really isn't that scary. I mean, Tim Curry as a Clown is not scary when he is laughing like a fool and doing goofy shit. Hell, he is more intimidating as a cloud of smog than this.
I was told this was supposed to be scary like my mother has told me for years that she is still terrified of this movie and clowns because of it
@@theduckgoesmoo mine does too but it just never clicked. clowns aren't creepy to me and scary clowns are just trying too hard.
27:28 - Another clip from The Nightmare Before Christmas. ;)
Stephen King isn't a director, he's an author. Most of the Stephen King movies are just adaptations of his books that he didn't typically contribute to beyond the writing the source material that the movies draw from, as well as making a cameo in the movies himself like Stan Lee did in the Marvel movies. There's only a few movies I can think of that he heavily contributed to. One was Maximum Overdrive, which he wrote and directed because he wanted to "make sure someone finally did Stephen King right", which is a movie where machines on Earth come to life and turn on humanity, but it focuses almost entirely on evil cars. Another is the miniseries adaptation of The Shining, because despite the fact that the one directed by Stanley Kubrick is regarded as one of the best movies ever made, Stephen King hated it and made his own inferior adaptation of his own book to try and show up Kubrick. There's also another one, I think it's called Dreamcatchers, or sleepwalkers, I always mix up their names, that he wrote that never had a book adaptation before it hit theaters. In short, Stephen King can write really scary books, but they rarely translate well to the screen, often because there's things in the book that would seem stupid or insane to put in the movie. A good example of this is the god turtle from It (the book) that is a being that's as old as the universe and it's basically Pennywise's greatest enemy, because Pennywise is another such being, only pure evil, and it grants it's power the the kids and that's how the win in the book, but it's next to you impossible to make anyone take that seriously in a movie, which is why it never showed up properly in any It adaptation.
Oh...... I've always heard of him for being amazing and mostly for his movies or movies based on his books. I have seen thr shining actually well kinda but not really
@@theduckgoesmoo The Shining movie was Directed by Stanley Kubrick, Stephen King wrote the book it's based on
the Prince Albert in a can joke is really outdated. There is a tobacco product called Prince Albert (also the name of an actual Prince from somewhere) that was, for awhile, sold in cans
huh...ya know, I've heard that joke countless times but never knew the origin....neat.
Just to point something out. Stephen King *wrote the book.* He’s not a director.
He actually send in an interview for For this movie then it was Apple juice
The battery acid part was supposed to be "because they believed it was acid and didn't feel fear, it hurt pennywise as if it were acid." I want to say the critic was intentionally nitpicking for laughs?...maybe. But pennywise feeds on fear, it's why he doesn't kill them straight away. There's a ridiculous amount of lore behind what IT is and how it ties into Stephen King's universe. Everything makes sense when you know the lore...except for bad acting and cheesy direction. We don't excuse those....
If Pennywise feeds on fear, then why did he immediately kill the little girl and bullies?
He never stopped to taunt them or let them escape.
@@HB-fq9nn did you read the book
@@ILikeCHEEZ9 For the sake of the argument, I'll say no.
@@HB-fq9nn lmao. Ok so "pennywise"can do whatever the fuck it wants. It's an "all powerful" extra dimensional being that can travel through the universe as it pleases. So why on earth? Why does it look like a clown. Why in main? Why only 27 years? Because humans are easy to scare, especially kids. It tastes delicious. Kinda like marinating the food. Food is still good without marinating but letting that fear prime the flavor first is that much better. So basically penny's is a foodie with particular tastes
@@ILikeCHEEZ9 So, he had no reason to immediately kill the little girl and bullies?
He felt like doing it just because?
I've drunk a good halfa bottle of Knob Creek a few times...
Not once have I ever flaunted firearm safety basics... knife safety sure... but that was for a friend's UA-cam. But never gun safety.
Drink responsibly and smoke irrisponsibly
This sounds like an interesting story
So excited to see you react to this reaction. It’s one of my faves! I also love the IT movie but it’s in a ham horror, not to be taken seriously way
3:53 Wait, why the blur? This is very tamed for the gore department...
Wait, don't tell me that is for copyright... cause... no, really, no.
I spent close to 15 hours just rerendering this video because it got copyright blocked every single time for a different moment
That’s weird Doug walker usually is ok with reactions of his stuff
@@youyo2205 it wasn't getting blocked from him or channel awesome. It was getting blocked by the movie
@@theduckgoesmoo Ok, I actually can belive it... but... really? five seconds of blur here and there and that's it? Well, not gonna complain, since most of these censor blurs do ruins the enjoyment of the video, but not yours.
@@MariuigiKhed oh no the blur is something I had to do in editing, for some reason the original video has no blurring and isn't blocked
I don't understand why everyone keeps on calling this version of it a movie it was a mini series 25:31 also it's every 27 years not 30
I believe it’s because when you watch both parts in one sitting, it comes to an over 3 hour film
You have only seen tv show version of Teen Wolf and never seen the Gremlins movies? You need to react to all three movies right now!!!!!
Doing more Nostalgia Commercial reactions? Enjoyed you watching them!
Nice video Kyle
Stephen King isn’t known for being a good director. He is known for being a good author.
Yah there two version of IT the TV mini series and the two movies. I like the remake movie 2017 version
Stephen King is a lot like M. Night Shamalayn. they both have some good movies, some crap movies, some movies that are both crap and good at the same time. this is indeed a very long "mini series" but it's still a great one. this is from Nostalgia Critic's earlier videos, and back then, he was a little more judgmental of videos.
Stephen King is not a director though, so the bad movies are not entirely his fault. Its just that his writing doesnt always translate that well into a movie.
The only movie that he did direct was "Maximum Overdrive" which he suppossedly made when he was addicted to cocaine.
Not to say that Stephen King is a flawless author, he has written a bunch of dumb shit too, but there is at least always something about it that keeps it interesting. I would say that Stephen King is more good than bad, while M. Night Shamalayn is sadly more bad than good (...which i dont think was entirely his fault, and more the fault of media praising him to hell and back for his more average work, while actually overlooking the actual good movies he has made, causing him to repeat his mistakes instead of learning from them).
@@TheJeSTeR7530 yeah, it's such a shame about Shamalayn. he did make some pretty nice movies though.
My father made me watch this when it came out he set me on his lap and forced me to watch and he thought I was funny but I was like eight or even less and I didn't take a shower for a few months after that and I still have a phobia of the shower if it has a curtains closed lol that bully being sucked to the pipe yeah that's always going to be with me forever
First off, Stephen King is not a director, he is an author.
Although i do agree that most Stephen King movies are pretty bad, the actual Stephen King books are definetley much better. Not every single book is fantastic, of course, but most have really good characters, interesting concepts and ideas, and usually a compelling story as well. He is a good author, not perfect by any means, but definetley not as bad as Critic tries to make him seem... Horror itself is just very subjective, and the books that Stephen King writes are just not for everyone. They have a certain appeal that is hard to find from other authors, and even his bad works at least have something unqiue about them that can still make them enjoyable. However, a major problem for why the movie adaptations of his work turn out quite horrible usually, is mainly due to the fact that his work in general just translates very badly into a movie form, which is hardly Stephen King's fault.
The only bad movie you can attribute to Stephen King as a director is "Maximum Overdrive", though suppossedly, he was addicted to cocaine during the time he directed that movie, so it also is not the best indicator of his actual quality as an author/director.
Didn't he also direct The Shining mini series because of how much he hated Stanley Kubrick's movie adaptation of it?
@@MoostachedSaiyanPrince He might have ? I dont really remember that too much though, havent really seen or watched that one.
Its not alcohol its actually Apple juice
Day 104 of asking for game theorists fnaf
Thank for the nostalgia critic request i bassicslly wanted most, anyway, now for the 2017 remake review and the chapter 2 review, also dont worry, he doesn't use footage from the film and instead uses every actor in the skits to do the footage
Absolutely not. He said it and precisely for what you saw: Fatal alcohol poisoning. And Nothing to be happy for there 😂
BALLOONS
so you havent watched almost any anime
almost no cartoons
no tv shows to speak of
no classic or modern movies
i gotta ask, what did you do as a kid?
were you strapped to the bed all day staring at the ceiling? or were ya grown in a lab and only got out when ya made your youtube channel? XD
I've seen some cartoons, a few TV shows, less movies, and a couple video games. I watched mostly cartoon network, nickelodeon, discovery, history, and the military channel as a kid
Or… maybe he played outside?
@@ARCtheCartoonMaster or..and hear me out here
ya missed the freaking joke and shouldn't comment on posts that are almost a year old
23:25
Can you watch nostalgia critics monster squad
2017 movie is better
Yeah no Stephen King movies are notorious for being pretty horrible.
Some of them are bad but others are really good. Misery, Carrie, Shawshank, Green Mile, and others. Even the bad King movies are usually so bad it's good.
@@AmericanBrit9834 his "scary" movies suck. Stuff like Shawshank are very very different from his normal stuff.
Carrie is a rare one though, I'll give ya that.
Why are you soo mean to the Steven King version..
It confused me in a scary way.
Much better than the sequel (IT part II) I accidentally watched in movies theaters.
The song from the book is from Rocky Horror Picture Show, one of Tim Curry's more infamous roles.
King is more a book author than a director, though he has been involved in a number of adaptions of his books, mostly on TV. He didn't have anything to do with this one (other than writing the source book, obviously)
infamous implies dislike
pretty much everyone enjoys his roles dude
@@mrroboshadow The movie is a cult classic, Maybe "weird" would be a better term.
@@PissedGrunty i didnt mean any antagonism
just seemed odd to refer to it as infamous when i never heard a bad word about his performances
@@mrroboshadow Neither did I, so we are all good ;-)
15:36 - That was a clip of Tim Curry (the man who played Pennywise) from one of his most well-known roles in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Do I need to say I know nothing about it or did you already assume that
@@theduckgoesmoo I think assuming you don't know about things is par for the course at this point. XD
Watching in 2020: "How do you not know about this?!"
Watching in 2021: "Add it to the list."
I disagree with Critic here. I think Stephen King's stories are just as good as the characters he makes. And IT does have an origin in the book. It/Pennywise is a shape-shifting creature known as a Glamour who is billions of years old. Although It lived on planet Earth for many years, It originated in a void/dimension outside the regions of space known as the Macroverse. Since Its true identity is unclear, due to its shape-shifting abilities and being from another universe, Its real name and species are called Deadlights, but few know this, which is why it is referred to as IT. The form of a female spider seems to be Its true physical form on Earth (or at least that is the closest thing the human mind can comprehend), living deep below the fictional town of Derry, Maine. It can morph into any other human animal, nonhuman animal or object (including combinations thereof). This ability is useful for, A) appearing as the target's loved ones or friends to manipulate them or lure them into a trap or B) appearing as the target's worst psychological fear. However, Its favorite and most common form is that of a circus performer named "Pennywise the Dancing Clown," as most small children love a clown and generally, it seems that the people in Derry happily accepted the presence of a stray circus performer. At the same time, many people are afraid of clowns, making them an easy fear to exploit.
Its real name (if indeed, it has one) is unknown. Although, several times in the novel, It calls itself by the name Robert “Bob” Gray. This may be an allusion to real-life child cannibal Albert Fish, who reportedly used the name "Robert Gray" as an alias. He may also get his first name from Robert "Bob" Bell, the man who originally portrayed Bozo the clown.
Its primary goal is to feed on humans, generally preferring children over adults since they were easier to scare and manipulate. According to the creature, frightened flesh tastes better and uses fear to "salt the meat".
It originated in an undiscovered void containing and surrounding our entire Universe, another far off universe referred to as the "Macroverse." (A concept related to Todash Darkness from The Dark Tower Novels).
Other evidence from this series suggests It is the creation of a separate omnipotent creator referred to as "the Other" (who may be the entity Gan). This "Other" helps the defeat of it at the end, and may also be responsible for the creation of "The Turtle", who is It's natural enemy. In It the novel, the Turtle refers to It as his "brother".
It may be one of, or a Twinner of, the six greater demon elementals mentioned by Mia in Song of Susannah (as the Spider is not one of the Beam Guardians). It's possible that there are other creatures of the same species as It, due to the fact that It is revealed to be pregnant.
No one knows the true form of IT since it first existed in an inter-dimensional realm referred to as "deadlights". Bill Denbrough comes close to see the "deadlights", but defeats IT before this happens. The true form of the "deadlights" exists outside the physical realm. Any living being that sees the "deadlights" goes insane almost instantly. Bill comes dangerously close to seeing the deadlights and the shape behind the shape for a brief moment. He described IT as an endless, crawling hairy creature made of orange light.
Throughout the novel, IT is generally referred to as male; however, late in the novel, the characters come to realize that IT is most likely female, due to its true form in the physical realm being that of a giant pregnant female spider. This revelation prompts Audra Denbrough to say, "Oh, dear Jesus, IT is female." This, however, is not its true form; it's just the closest representation of it in our universe. Due to its pregnancy, it’s very possible that a male of the same species as IT existed at one time. The reason there are so many terrible people in this movie is because of IT. IT is pretty much manipulating the entire town.
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I think at this point I'd rather finish reading the book than read through all of that xD
lol didnt expect anyone to go into this detail but Yea I think the critic was intentionally taking the story out of context to make a video
You know, I would actually be on board with this premise,
if the most well-known image of this monster wasn't a clown.
Ugh, what a waste.
6:16 “Why does he look like a young Benedict Cumberbach?”
I never noticed that until you pointed it out!
I mean he does
For those who haven't read the original novel. After defeating Pennywise as children, the gang feels as though they have matured. As a celebration of this newfound maturity....... Beverly...... the only girl........"offers herself" to all of the guys in the group....... this is also why Beverly seems to be flirtatious with all of them as adults in the miniseries/movie.
wasn't "it" just supposed to take on the form of your greatest fears/nightmares? (plus old special effects and limitations made it worse or better?^^ - plus maybe the spider thing in the end was maybe just that woman's greatest fear?)
never seen it myself - only tried some classik SK audiobooks over the years but couldn't keep listening for long...
only good thing in my memories fromSK is the dark tower (Dunkler Turm) series - 7 books - which was intersting to read - were he just put "everything" together...
mfg
Olli
No he can take the form of anything and any of your fears(as long as its physicall)
And the giant spider is just the closest thing to his true form because his true form is beyond human comperhashion(beyond what we can imagine)
I have to disagree with the Critic here on... most things, actually. "Not explaining where a supernatural creature comes from" is _NOT_ a let down. Once you understand something, it becomes less scary. Modern horror movies screw up by explaining everything.
I think it depends. Sometimes explanations work but others it doesn't
but this was back in the late 2000s when Critic made the video, and the movie came out decades before that video too. back then, we sort of did need explanations, because back then, unexplained things made us feel more than just scared. we were TERRIFIED. nowadays, having things explained helped, but also still scared us.
@@majorleaguezombie796 Lovecraft desagree whit you
I know it’s not a horror franchise, but many have stated that to be their main gripe with the _Star Wars_ prequels - they explain the Force too much, so that removes the whimsy and mysticity thereof.
17:12 - 17:29 Love the bit Doug took from I Love Lucy, with the Vita-Meat-Veggi-min Drink routine, which was basically alcohol, and Lucy getting drunk after doing several takes.
This is one of my fav NC episodes of all time! Seeing him so drunk and loopy is too friggin' hilarious!😂😂
This is my favorite Review! It help'd me with my It- Trauma
Long Story short: I was 12, home alone and zapping through Channels.
And i saw only the scary scenes every time i zapped by the Channel, including the sewer scene.
I would've stopped scrolling through channels
@@theduckgoesmoo I was a very bored child 😅
Hey Duck for reference in the new It review. In the original book, the kids for some reason decide they need to feel as much love for each other as possible so they uh... Well. Do things kids shouldn't do. It's not mentioned in this movie or review, but there are a few jokes in the new one that will make sense if you know it
Stephen King is a famous writer and is good at it, however, a lot of his movies have poor adaptation or the screenplays stephen king writes are not very good. He's only directed one movie, Maximum Overdrive. He does have some famous good adaptations as well, such as The Mist, Shashank Redemption, The Green Mile, The Shining, and many more, but he has had really bad ones like the Langoliers, Sleepwalkers, Maximum Overdrive, The Shining mini tv series, and more.
Oh there's the IT tv miniseries and the IT movies, this video critic did the miniseries, but he also did the movies if you wanna watch those to.
(Btw I totally misread that title and thought it was "one of the most hated movie's ever!" Which confused me a great deal...)
Nightmare before Christmas... you gotta watch the nostalgia critic review on that, it just came out on the 7th though so maybe give it another week before reviewing so people watch on their own. ;) Goblin slayer abridged 6 came out too.
Lots of options there
Watch his reviews of the animated Titanic movies.
You don't kbow who abbott and costello were? They were as big as the three stooges and red skelton!
I’ve never heard of them I’ve never seen the other two things either
@@theduckgoesmoo We’ll need to make a playlist of classic comedian skits for you to watch!
Burning the book actually would work. IT functions according to the rules of the form it takes. So burning the book it was in would kill IT.
this is late but if you still want to know the moon scene at 21:24 is from a song called this is Halloween in the movie Tim Burton's The nightmare before christmas
For the reactor’s question, No it wasn’t alcohol!🍺that was actually apple juice🍎🧃
Oh yeah, you should do the IT movie reviews. It Chapter 2 is one of my favourites. It makes me scream and laugh.
him:how many times is he gonna flip the camera?
me:as many times as is unnecessary
This movie didn't help my fear of clowns
1:58 It's a miniseries cause the whole thing is 3 hours & 12 minutes so it's in 2 parts
15:33 That was a reference to Tim Curry's role in The Rocky Horror Picture Show
21:23 The Nightmare Before Christmas
So not so fun fact: It was thankfully cut out of the movie series but in the books after they fought & beat It the first time as KIDS they got lost on their way out of the sewer tunnels, so the solution was that they needed to be connected as friends to find their way out & these CHILDREN decided the way to do that was TO HAVE A GANGBANG & RUN A TRAIN ON BEVERLY
Yeah. I'e heard about it. Pretty horrifying, even more so than the scary, man-eating Bill-Skarsgard in clown drag.