You would probably like a comedian named Pablo Francisco. He does a perfect impression of the 80s Movie Trailer Guy Don LaFontaine. Onstage, he acts out a movie trailer for an upcoming action flick called Little Tortilla Boy... look up the clip.
Bowling for Burgers!! Spatula City, we sell Spatulas....and that's all!! Never has a screen presence been so big, so commanding.... Conan....The Librarian!! "Don't you know the Dewy Decimal System?!?" 🤣🤣 I've seen that movie so many times, I know most of the words! 😎
This is still a better watch than every movie released this year. Using the First Blood soundtrack for a Dustin Hoffman movie that was never made is epic.
They failed because they started making bigger budget movies that flopped instead of making a bunch of cheap films where they needed just a few to hit to make a profit.
"What music do you think we should use for the He-Man promo? I was thinking we could just lift the soundtrack from the kids' cartoon show." "Don't be ridiculous. Get the theme from The Neverending Story and two more pounds of cocaine."
Movies like Too Much, where the plot of the movie tends to take a back seat to the "exotic" setting, used to be fairly common. Viewers were expected to be distracted by unfamiliar foreign sights and "those wacky foreigners and their weird ways" and not notice the thinness of the plot and whatever major problems it might have.
As a kids who grew up in the 80’s Cannon and Orion is what I always see on VHS logo .After that I grew up with Colombia picture than Colombia Sony picture but I’m being bias because my favorite movie of all time was spider man 1,2. Just seeing those logo before the Marvel logo comes on still gives me the chills .
Actually Give a Girl a Break was made as Dutch Treat without the girls and technically, Captain America was filmed years later after Golan left Cannon and took several projects with him that he made under 21st Century. This is a film reel of what could've been and eventually would've messed up like many of Cannon's other films. I love it when Menahem Golan said "I don't know what I could do with 40 Millions on one film. Well, if the budget of Pirates is right then that movie was the start of the downfall of the company and add the Stallone deal (which included Cobra that Warner Bros. distributed on their behalf) at around 25 million and then flops like Over The Top, Masters of the Universe and Superman 4, which had a budget planned of over 30 million by itself and cut down the 17 million and practically killed the film and the company with just that one film alone. Had they really gambled right and left the budget for Superman 4 alone, they easily could've recouped the money within a month at least had the film been very successful and there was no reason it would've been had the Go-Go Boys trusted what everyone was saying and not cutting the budget. Then they would've done Masters of the Universe correctly and as intended after that and not right away with more time to make the script better and also work on the effects which included Orko, who was the important character in the MOTU franchise not being replaced. Good thing they never did Spider-Man because that script was atrocious.
@@VideoTastiesthe sets and costumes for both Spider-Man and masters of the universe sequel morphed into cyborg with Jean Claude van Damme after both never happened .
From the era where endless pages of Cannon project announcements would fill the pages of special Variety editions - some came to pass, many others did not. I'm surprised by the absence of Charles Bronson from any of the titles featured in the promo reel (which seems to enjoy borrowing music from films like "Blade Runner" and "Midnight Express" as he was one of the studio's main stars during the decade. Of the featured titles that were completed I saw a good many of them on video over the years, but the only two from the list that I managed to see theatrically were "52 Pick-Up" (which was great), and "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre II". The promo for the latter was actually incorporated into TV trailers when the movie was released.
This brought back so many memories of going to the video store, not finding the new release I wanted and settling on a stack of vhs tapes but not being disppointed in any because they all beat what was on the 4 channels we could get on tv.
Cannon trailers were legendary and always promised a better film than we got. I remember me and a schoolfriend mocking the trailers with our own versions. "Chuck Norris..... Charles Bronson... together at last...in the latest movie from Cannon Studios ... Invisible Ninja... coming to a movie theatre near you this summer"
4:20 - These promos, especially this one, sound like they could be playing on Frank Cross' IBC TV stations alongside THE NIGHT THE REINDEER DIED starring Lee Majors.
The promo editor really loved Jerry Goldsmith's "Explorers" album for these! "No Air" is used twice (Rumplestiltskin / Tough Guys Don't Dance) and "Less Than Perfect" by Red 7 (Number One With A Bullet) was a song featured on the original album release
The stock footage at around 4:56 + for Housekeeping is definitely from the "Clouscape" sequence of Koyaanisqatsi. I assume they were splicing the sequel "North / South" (i.e. Powaqqatsi) promo, and just decided to use the leftovers elsewhere.
So many clips (and stills) from movies made by other people, scored by music made for other movies. That "In a World..." announcer guy is pretty much the only Cannon produced content involved. And man, is he doing some heavy lifting. These might've been the performances of his lifetime. I'm sure the editor had a pretty hefty job too. And I suppose someone had to write the announcer guy's dialog. So that's 3 people who put effort into making this thing. That... sounds about right. The fact that some of these movies actually _were_ made (based on repackaged crap like this) is actually kind of amazing. Would've been nice to add a little onscreen indication of which movies were actually made and which weren't. A few of them I know for sure, but there are plenty I've never heard of that are just as likely to exist as not.
Cannon bought Thorn EMl Screen Entertainment which they could not afford and had to sell on the library a year after purchase though some projects that were in pre production at Thorn EMl ended up with Cannon like the Verity Lambert produced film about the Australian Dingo Case A Cry In The Dark and Agatha Christie's Appointment With Death and some films that were commissioned by Channel 4 got made
Oh Cannon. I'm sure there is a timeline, where you were still around.... Damn I WANT to Go There Cheers from Montreal Quebec Canada Great upload. My head is still spinning from the last Few titles! Thanks for sharing. Someone needs to send this to RLM, or the Cinnema Snob, maybe even Rifftrax. They did leave all the commercials in their Riff of The SW Christmas Special!
This promotion film is similar to the 'Lionpower From MGM' promotional film that was made in 1967 (kind of ironic that MGM would later own the Cannon library.)
Hilarious how they mention John Travolta's and Roman Polanski's best film yet but don't even bother to give a title. It's like they were telling us "We're working on something...but it will be great!"
When I watched "Street Smart" starring Christopher Reeve and Morgan Freeman, I really enjoyed the movie. The chemistry was gripping and the story was really urban and dramatic. Other than that, it was a great movie.
Dayum these youngsters dont know about that! Lol 🤣 this is great! I wish they would go back to making previews like this. I still have my VHS player and tapes
That was Golan/Globus´ usual marketing/financing strategy. They would make a promo for a movie, with some movie star´s name attached to it and would shop it around at places like Cannes, trying to get some investor money and sell it to foreign markets. Every year in Cannes, they have the famous film festival with the arthouse movies, but they also have a big movie distribution convention there, where producers & studios try to sell their movies. In many cases, the GoGo Boys, would sell a movie to foreign investors, which would never been made and they would use the money for a completely different movie.
So, basically: Shortly after the film was a success, there was a musical adaptation produced on Broadway. It was made by the same people who had written and directed CABARET, and it starred Herschel Bernardi as Zorba. This was a hit, running nearly a year and getting several Tony nominations. Fifteen years later, someone had the idea of reviving it with personnel from the film--specifically, director Michael Cacoyannis and stars Anthony Quinn and Lila Kedrova. (Rob Marshall, who would go on to direct the films CHICAGO and NINE, was also in the cast.) This was an even bigger hit. Golan and Globus had an urge to make musicals, and so they bought the rights. Their version never got made, which is probably for the best, given the quality of the musicals they did get onto the screen--a post-apocalyptic version of THREEPENNY OPERA, and the unbelievable THE APPLE.
Canon was very ambitious at the time I call it the Netflix of the 1980s They greenlit nearly everything other studios didn't want and risked on sequels and popular culture
"Too Much" starring Bridgette Andersen. I had to google Bridgette, since she looked like an alien hybrid and I refused to believe she could have been real. She was a former child star who died of a heroin overdose at the age of 21 in 1997. Sigh. On the other hand I'm looking forward to seeing Superman IV! I bet it's gonna be his greatest adventure yet!
I just finished watching Electric Boogaloo, the doc on Cannon films. I highly recommend it as it does explain why Cannon ultimately failed. I'd take a Cannon film from the 80s over direct-to-streaming movies of today. Yeah, they were cheap and cheesy but they were fun.
Someone needs to make an app that allows you to make movie trailers using small clips of video and pictures using the trailer voice.. Cleary use this with your mates when theyre drunk.
Ah, Cannon and Full Moon Entertainment/Empire Pictures. Charles Band was the man. And some de Laurentis stuff. My low budget film VHS childhood: bad sci fi, bad Mad Max imitations, and badly dubbed Italian Conan the Barbarian swords and sandals rip offs. The cover of "The Barbarian Brothers" alone sold me on the rental.
@@VideoTasties It's difficult to calculate, as there are multiple companies with different owners over the decades but it's at least 135 plus possibly 112 more from other entities.
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The voice over was so over the top back in the day, it always cracks me up. Ah the VHS era. It was a great time to be around.
You would probably like a comedian named Pablo Francisco. He does a perfect impression of the 80s Movie Trailer Guy Don LaFontaine. Onstage, he acts out a movie trailer for an upcoming action flick called Little Tortilla Boy... look up the clip.
This is like an extended version of UHF.
I came here to say the same thing. 🤣🦡
Except with more cocaine
🤣🤣
Bowling for Burgers!!
Spatula City, we sell Spatulas....and that's all!!
Never has a screen presence been so big, so commanding.... Conan....The Librarian!! "Don't you know the Dewy Decimal System?!?" 🤣🤣
I've seen that movie so many times, I know most of the words! 😎
@@chindleymuffin "Supplies!" Maybe the funniest line in the movie.🤣
There's nothing more 80's than Cannon films.
True
I was literally thinking that just before I saw your comment.
Orion pictures
'80s
@@alexanderzhukov3773 Tri-Star
I miss promos like this, we need more cocaine in our studios.
That is gold!
😂😂😂
that's the Problem... the Money all went TO Cocaine... they had none left for the Movies
Seriously. This whole thing is cocaine and vibes
Wasn’t that the 1980s in general?
Cannon films and the large amount of shelving space needing to be filled in a Blockbusters video store : a match made in heaven
The video was interrupted by an ad for the "Twisters" movie and I didn't realize it at first because it felt like a natural addition.
🤣
The more things change, th more they stay the same...
No lie, When I 1st put this on,I waited for 3 people to pop up..Chuck Norris,Louis Gossett and Michael Dudikoff..And it didn’t disappoint!
The never ending story music behind he-man toys works pretty well lol
I love the glamour shots they use in lieu of the actor, especially with the dramatic music.
And no production stills because most of these projects didn't even have funding yet.
This is still a better watch than every movie released this year. Using the First Blood soundtrack for a Dustin Hoffman movie that was never made is epic.
You've watched every movie released this year?
I love how Dustin Hoffman stars in a mafia movie with a score from Total Recall. "Get ready for a surprise!"
Definitely, definitely gonna need two weeks.
In a perfect world Canon still churns out low budet classic!🤘
They failed because they started making bigger budget movies that flopped instead of making a bunch of cheap films where they needed just a few to hit to make a profit.
@@Paulafan5 everyone knows that they bit off more then they could chew. They should have stuck to what they were good at.
Cannon: "Why should we film any movies without Chuck Norris? Let's skip the titles featuring action stars no one heard of."
Half of these seem like promos that would be playing on a TV in a parody movie
I never realized how many cannon films came out. It would take forever to watch them all.
Some of these are like the absurd movie descriptions at the fake Oscars in Naked Gun 3.
This is truly amazing... THANK YOU for sharing!!
"The times have changed, but the man hasn't!"
"Citizen Joe....he's back!"
BANG!!!!
Just found this video.I just got a VHS from a old store of 52 pickup. Read the book as a kid. Great movie.
Wow! A Joseph Zito Spiderman would have been spectacular! Would have had lots of gory effects from Tom Savini, I'm sure.
That would be cool!
The ‘C’ really stood for class
When I was a kid,and saw this logo. I know that I was in for a treat.
"What music do you think we should use for the He-Man promo? I was thinking we could just lift the soundtrack from the kids' cartoon show."
"Don't be ridiculous. Get the theme from The Neverending Story and two more pounds of cocaine."
Cannon the film company of the future! (Well until 1991 anyway!!!!)
Cannon Films: literally the best of the best!!
we have both documentaries and are soon doing a double feature in Flagstaff!!
their BTS is facininating
@@VideoTasties absolutely!
Movies like Too Much, where the plot of the movie tends to take a back seat to the "exotic" setting, used to be fairly common. Viewers were expected to be distracted by unfamiliar foreign sights and "those wacky foreigners and their weird ways" and not notice the thinness of the plot and whatever major problems it might have.
As a kids who grew up in the 80’s Cannon and Orion is what I always see on VHS logo .After that I grew up with Colombia picture than Colombia Sony picture but I’m being bias because my favorite movie of all time was spider man 1,2. Just seeing those logo before the Marvel logo comes on still gives me the chills .
"This time, he's fighting with his bare hands.." When has he not fought with his bare hands?!
Actually Give a Girl a Break was made as Dutch Treat without the girls and technically, Captain America was filmed years later after Golan left Cannon and took several projects with him that he made under 21st Century. This is a film reel of what could've been and eventually would've messed up like many of Cannon's other films. I love it when Menahem Golan said "I don't know what I could do with 40 Millions on one film. Well, if the budget of Pirates is right then that movie was the start of the downfall of the company and add the Stallone deal (which included Cobra that Warner Bros. distributed on their behalf) at around 25 million and then flops like Over The Top, Masters of the Universe and Superman 4, which had a budget planned of over 30 million by itself and cut down the 17 million and practically killed the film and the company with just that one film alone. Had they really gambled right and left the budget for Superman 4 alone, they easily could've recouped the money within a month at least had the film been very successful and there was no reason it would've been had the Go-Go Boys trusted what everyone was saying and not cutting the budget. Then they would've done Masters of the Universe correctly and as intended after that and not right away with more time to make the script better and also work on the effects which included Orko, who was the important character in the MOTU franchise not being replaced. Good thing they never did Spider-Man because that script was atrocious.
14:34 "Cannon Films! The Company of the Future!"
Us, in 2024: "Aw...."
yeah they barely last 5 years after this video
Uh, that was us in 1994.
@@VideoTasties did Cannon even exist in 1988 as anything more than a (Negative) Bank ledger and Legal participant?
@@TJ52359 they still made films until 91 I think
@@VideoTastiesthe sets and costumes for both Spider-Man and masters of the universe sequel morphed into cyborg with Jean Claude van Damme after both never happened .
Texas 2 is a cult classic. So many lines from choptop!
Dam! I wish White Slave was made! Lou Gosset Jr. would've killed that part. RIP.
Taken before taken
Using that theme from 'Midnight Express'.
From the era where endless pages of Cannon project announcements would fill the pages of special Variety editions - some came to pass, many others did not. I'm surprised by the absence of Charles Bronson from any of the titles featured in the promo reel (which seems to enjoy borrowing music from films like "Blade Runner" and "Midnight Express" as he was one of the studio's main stars during the decade. Of the featured titles that were completed I saw a good many of them on video over the years, but the only two from the list that I managed to see theatrically were "52 Pick-Up" (which was great), and "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre II". The promo for the latter was actually incorporated into TV trailers when the movie was released.
This brought back so many memories of going to the video store, not finding the new release I wanted and settling on a stack of vhs tapes but not being disppointed in any because they all beat what was on the 4 channels we could get on tv.
This reminds me of an Alan Partridge pitch!
Smell my cheese
Cannon presents, Hostelling with Chris Eubank...
This is awesome! Love the Over the Top promo!
Notice how they don't even mention that the movie is about competitive arm wrestling?
@@cbikle Right!!
Glad you like it!
Can't beat the vagueness of the promises made with each of these um trailers.
Cannon trailers were legendary and always promised a better film than we got. I remember me and a schoolfriend mocking the trailers with our own versions. "Chuck Norris..... Charles Bronson... together at last...in the latest movie from Cannon Studios ... Invisible Ninja... coming to a movie theatre near you this summer"
"Blackmailed by a vicious corno underworld"
That's a plot!
Boy.. That was a riot!😆👍
Michael Winner's Captain America would have been brutal
The Captain America movie is real, real bad. There was a second one, Red Skull was Italian.😂😂😂😂😂
the budget for Superman was split in half and the rest was funnelled into Masters of the Universe. which is a classic movie
"Give a girl a break" could heal me.
That's the one film I really wanted from this
Haha, yeah same.
4:20 - These promos, especially this one, sound like they could be playing on Frank Cross' IBC TV stations alongside THE NIGHT THE REINDEER DIED starring Lee Majors.
The promo editor really loved Jerry Goldsmith's "Explorers" album for these! "No Air" is used twice (Rumplestiltskin / Tough Guys Don't Dance) and "Less Than Perfect" by Red 7 (Number One With A Bullet) was a song featured on the original album release
I know I am excited for 1986 to roll around!
should be a great year for Cannon
TOO MUCH!!!
I remember watching that on Nickelodeon sooooo long ago🥰
''We Are For Too Much!"💜
The stock footage at around 4:56 + for Housekeeping is definitely from the "Clouscape" sequence of Koyaanisqatsi. I assume they were splicing the sequel "North / South" (i.e. Powaqqatsi) promo, and just decided to use the leftovers elsewhere.
That was awesome Garreth!! Thanks for posting this wonderful Cannon Cheesefest!👍
Cheers
That Superman 4
'preview ' had zero new footage! lol
Looks like another Cannon Christmas, WITH NO SNOW BUT A LOT OF BLOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol the John travolta promo….its nothing?!? Hahahah
All it shows is that he agree to do a movie.
So many clips (and stills) from movies made by other people, scored by music made for other movies. That "In a World..." announcer guy is pretty much the only Cannon produced content involved. And man, is he doing some heavy lifting. These might've been the performances of his lifetime.
I'm sure the editor had a pretty hefty job too. And I suppose someone had to write the announcer guy's dialog. So that's 3 people who put effort into making this thing. That... sounds about right. The fact that some of these movies actually _were_ made (based on repackaged crap like this) is actually kind of amazing.
Would've been nice to add a little onscreen indication of which movies were actually made and which weren't. A few of them I know for sure, but there are plenty I've never heard of that are just as likely to exist as not.
I should have done that
Cannon bought Thorn EMl Screen Entertainment which they could not afford and had to sell on the library a year after purchase though some projects that were in pre production at Thorn EMl ended up with Cannon like the Verity Lambert produced film about the Australian Dingo Case A Cry In The Dark and Agatha Christie's Appointment With Death and some films that were commissioned by Channel 4 got made
Oh Cannon. I'm sure there is a timeline, where you were still around....
Damn I WANT to Go There
Cheers from Montreal Quebec Canada
Great upload. My head is still spinning from the last
Few titles!
Thanks for sharing. Someone needs to send this to RLM, or the Cinnema Snob, maybe even Rifftrax. They did leave all the commercials in their Riff of The SW
Christmas Special!
1:53 so.. john travolta in his most exciting project yet? I'm in!
I think the Captain America film was made, bombed badly though. 1990 with Albert Pyun directing.
Different project.
6:37 - Number One With A Bullet used the prime mover from Knight Rider's last two seasons in a chase scene!
👍
Sylvester stallone is fighting with his bear hands? I'm in!
This promotion film is similar to the 'Lionpower From MGM' promotional film that was made in 1967 (kind of ironic that MGM would later own the Cannon library.)
Captain America directed by Michael Winner. Starring Charles Bronson as Steve Rogers/Captain America and Jill Ireland as Peggy Carter
Sold!
I listen to that intro music and my first thought is, 'Gunship?!'. So that's where the band got it from!
Sheesh, Even video game sizzle reels don't use as much stock footage and publicity stills to sell something that might not exist (yet).
lol
Thanks for posting this! This was fun to watch!
Thanks for watching
Duston Hoffman should never be in a movie using the score from Rambo!
The neverending story, conan the barbarian, and the last starfighter music was also used here
Hilarious how they mention John Travolta's and Roman Polanski's best film yet but don't even bother to give a title. It's like they were telling us "We're working on something...but it will be great!"
When I watched "Street Smart" starring Christopher Reeve and Morgan Freeman, I really enjoyed the movie. The chemistry was gripping and the story was really urban and dramatic. Other than that, it was a great movie.
@@cameronrashaudunlimited might be Reeves best
We NEED These movies!!!!
Some of them did get made just either different names or not by cannon
"More excitement than ever before!" (All footage is from previous films)
LOL
Dayum these youngsters dont know about that! Lol 🤣 this is great! I wish they would go back to making previews like this. I still have my VHS player and tapes
I miss that film company. So many good movies
Peter Cullin? Man his voice is like my whole childhood
Uh no it’s not Peter Cullen good grief
so the travolta one is just "john travolta has mentioned he'd probably do a film with us if the right project came along" and nothing more?
I see alot of remake, reboot potential. Imagine they made that Spiderman movie in the 80s, it probably would have looked like the old tv show.
Good old Cannon always reminds me of Cyborg for some reason.
8:19 bring back this kind of trailer ❤
Really fascinating to see these and it’s crazy that a few didn’t even get made but they still made these promos anyway 😂
I really want that Chuck Norris film
Superman 4 shouldn't have been made
@@Gutts31 100% agree on that
That was Golan/Globus´ usual marketing/financing strategy.
They would make a promo for a movie, with some movie star´s name attached to it and would shop it around at places like Cannes, trying to get some investor money and sell it to foreign markets. Every year in Cannes, they have the famous film festival with the arthouse movies, but they also have a big movie distribution convention there, where producers & studios try to sell their movies.
In many cases, the GoGo Boys, would sell a movie to foreign investors, which would never been made and they would use the money for a completely different movie.
Some of the promos are amazing like John Travolta in...something.
He brings his cReAtIvE gEnIuS to "North South" 🤤
Trailers had way more character back then.
These sound like titles from movies in Seinfeld!
Excellent. So wish we got Spider-Man and Citizen Joe.
Would love to discount spider man
Joe is an actual film that’s out, I’ve seen it it’s called “Joe” not citizen Joe
@@mixedhairless It was supposed to be a sequel. It never got made though.
@@mixedhairless_Joe_ is a movie from 1970. This trailer clearly says 1985.
@@DarkwingDude-f8w
It's the part Troy McClure was born to play!
Let me explain this : Pizza Hut has, In Total, Never used an amount of Cheese than contained within This very video..
It was worth it just to hear the movie trailer guy say "Tootsie". 😅
Pretty sure Superman IV is why so many movies got cancelled
Half of these were never made....and some ( Superman IV) we WISH hadn't been...
You had me at “Directed by Jerry Shatzberg”
lol
Zorba: The Musical, with Anthony Quinn *again*, more than 20 years later?
So, basically: Shortly after the film was a success, there was a musical adaptation produced on Broadway. It was made by the same people who had written and directed CABARET, and it starred Herschel Bernardi as Zorba. This was a hit, running nearly a year and getting several Tony nominations. Fifteen years later, someone had the idea of reviving it with personnel from the film--specifically, director Michael Cacoyannis and stars Anthony Quinn and Lila Kedrova. (Rob Marshall, who would go on to direct the films CHICAGO and NINE, was also in the cast.) This was an even bigger hit. Golan and Globus had an urge to make musicals, and so they bought the rights. Their version never got made, which is probably for the best, given the quality of the musicals they did get onto the screen--a post-apocalyptic version of THREEPENNY OPERA, and the unbelievable THE APPLE.
Canon was very ambitious at the time
I call it the Netflix of the 1980s
They greenlit nearly everything other studios didn't want
and risked on sequels and popular culture
Lou Farigno's " What?".
"Too Much" starring Bridgette Andersen. I had to google Bridgette, since she looked like an alien hybrid and I refused to believe she could have been real. She was a former child star who died of a heroin overdose at the age of 21 in 1997. Sigh.
On the other hand I'm looking forward to seeing Superman IV! I bet it's gonna be his greatest adventure yet!
Love it man! Some prestige projects financed by American Ninja and Breakin' money.
yes and then sequels to get more money when prestige projects failed
Love the stills instead of actual footage.
I just finished watching Electric Boogaloo, the doc on Cannon films. I highly recommend it as it does explain why Cannon ultimately failed. I'd take a Cannon film from the 80s over direct-to-streaming movies of today. Yeah, they were cheap and cheesy but they were fun.
That's a great Doc. But their films are better than todays
These are the promos that were shown to investors and movies studio
It Ate Cleveland?
I just wished Cannon focused on a better place for a movie.
Slough or maybe Milton Keynes? 😂
I am sure the film would have been awesome
@VideoTasties Apparently, a spoof of other monster movies, looking at ImdB.
@@dr.impossibleofcounterpunc1984 I have the script and may make it an AI audio play
@VideoTasties Are you going to make any significant changes to the script? Location etc...
Lmao Golan and Globus were such a pair of hacks
John Travolta in his greatest adventure yet……cut.
'Over the Top' using the 'Blade Runner' score. 'Spider-Man' using the Superman score.
Someone needs to make an app that allows you to make movie trailers using small clips of video and pictures using the trailer voice..
Cleary use this with your mates when theyre drunk.
Ah, Cannon and Full Moon Entertainment/Empire Pictures. Charles Band was the man. And some de Laurentis stuff.
My low budget film VHS childhood: bad sci fi, bad Mad Max imitations, and badly dubbed Italian Conan the Barbarian swords and sandals rip offs.
The cover of "The Barbarian Brothers" alone sold me on the rental.
Thanks to this video, I had to read through the Cannon Films wikipedia page, what a wild ride!
Amazing how many films they were involved in
@@VideoTasties It's difficult to calculate, as there are multiple companies with different owners over the decades but it's at least 135 plus possibly 112 more from other entities.
This promo reel explains a lot about their bankruptcy.
I had the castle gray skull 💀 toys and it was epic