The Lost Boys(1987) and Fright Night(1985) are the 2 greatest vampire movies of the 80s. Definitely check them out

If you're looking for more vampires give Near Dark a watch. It's directed by Katheryn Bigelow and is probably my favorite vamp film. It's also has one of Bill Paxton's best roles.

"Sex Machine" being portrayed by FX artist Tom Savini was brilliant.

This movie is criminally underrated. Awesome you reacted to it Skele. Thanks for another awesome reaction!!!!

As far as Vampire movies. I give you my highest possible recommendation for 30 Days of Night (2007) Alaska goes 30 days without daylight each year, so guess whom decides to take advantage? This is how a vampire movie should be.💪

"I don't want Sex Machine to die. He's great." This is very true. Tom Savini is one charming dude, too.

I'm firmly of the opinion that this role is what managed to stop George being typecast into romance roles and allowed him to explore the action genre for a bit. Cracking film.

I was lucky enough to not know this was a vampire movie when I first watched it as a kid. I remember watching it with my family and bored as her until the vampires showed up.

One of the best vampire movies and a great example of a movie switching genres halfway through, like Predator and Psycho. Just an absolute fun wild ride. I'd recommend the Grindhouse movies Planet Terror and Death Proof if you like this one.

The movie "Blade" with Wesley Snipes is always a good time. Pretty cool artwork and CGI with a decent amount of action in a horror movie setting.

Robert Rodriguez grew to fame with his Mariachi trilogy. The first, "El Mariachi" was a shoestring-budget revenge piece that took Mexico and many in the U.S. by storm. It enabled him to make its higher-budget sequel, "Desperado", which also swept U.S. cinemas from coast to coast, and made his name a household word. Eventually, he made the final installment, "Once Upon a Time In Mexico", a sprawling, star-studded action/intrigue masterpiece with excellent cinemagraphy. Definitely worth investigating.

Saw the band from the bar last weekend live - Tito & Tarantula, for the 7th time, always amazing live.

Thank you!!! You're wonderfully fantastic 😊😊😊

If you want to see your fantasy of Katie becoming a vampire hunter, what you really need to watch is the From Dusk til Dawn TV series. Without giving too much away, the first season basically follows the same beats, but mostly everyone survives to take the fight to the creatures in the following couple seasons. Delves a lot more into the lore of the creatures (called Culebras) as well as the history of the Gecko brothers

Great film! Never bothered to watch the sequels orTV series though. The one vampire film that was my favorite from the 80's was 'Near Dark'.

Next to TRUE ROMANCE, the best thing Quentin Tarantino has ever done.

Yo 30 days of night in an incredible vampire movie.

Katie, the filmmakers used multiple locations in the United States and Mexico to give the film its authentic, gritty feel. The special effects team had to create realistic makeup and prosthetics for the vampires in the film, with Greg Nicotero being in charge of creating the memorable vampire effects. Nicotero is a renowned makeup and special effects artist who has worked on numerous horror films and TV shows. The film also features an iconic dance sequence with Salma Hayek's character, Santanico Pandemonium, which she trained extensively for. She has said, "They just kind of threw me on the stage with the snake, put the music on and said, 'Hey, dance!'" The film was banned in Ireland for violence. Katie, I hope that your medical issues, which I believe are cardiac related, are working out well and to your satisfaction.

Vampires 🦇 I recommend the movies (The Lost Boys and 30 Days of Night) also the Blade movies, especially the two 👍.

I love this movie, such a fun chaos! Watched it in the theater when it came out and had no clue about the twist and vampires being in it, that was so wild! But we loved it!!

All my fav kinds of.....

Definitely one of the top 10 vampire movies of all time.

George Romero's "MARTIN" (1977) is an amazing little vampire movie... may be the first "post modern" vampire film. It was made after Night of the Living Dead, but just before Dawn of the Dead...and was his first Tom Savini collab. Its a character study and a deconstruction of gothic vampire mythology. Also, Romero plays a "hip priest" in it 😂 essential viewing. Btw, If you can somehow find the "open matte" (square) version, watch that... the widescreen one acrually shows less of the overall image and cuts off some of Savinis gore in one scene.

For more vampires, check out "John Carpenter's Vampires", or Francis Ford Coppola's "Bram Stoker's Dracula".

If you haven't seen them yet, they are definitely more action oriented but the Verhoeven "Trilogy" (Robocop, Total Recall, Starship Troopers) would probably fit within your wheelhouse with their over the top practical gore effects. Not really horror at all but good fun.

Oh, and I'd still LOVE a "Pandorum" reaction at some point, it's an underrated horror-scifi gem and I'm pretty sure you'd love it 😊

You'd probably love the series they made

Gave this video an instant like soon as I saw the title lmao

Awesome film. I first saw it at a mates house when we were still in primary school.

Hi Katie lovely to see you again As always a brilliant review Tom Savani a really good make up artist you may recognise him from Dawn of the Dead did alot of work with George A Romero If you can find it there is a deleted scene as a tribute to The Thing you will know it straight away If you want an other really good comedy horror vampire film I would really recommend Fright Night As always very best wishes

If you want the greatest Peter Jackson movie ever, watch his second movie Braindead. I still think it's his greatest accomplishment, even more than LOTR. The creativity is off the scale. The biggest compliment I can give is that It's on a par with Evil Dead 2.

really awesome episode from Dusk till down i also saw this movie even second and third greetings gorgerious Skeletalk

The Swedish movie Let The Right One In is one of the greatest vampire films ever made.

John Saxon was on there briefly. He was in Nightmare on Elm Street and Enter the Dragon.

Juliette Lewis is one of a kind. She is so incredible in the comedy drama "What's Eating Gilbert Grape". I have a deep connection to that movie, and I might watch it today.

Tarantio and his damn feet I swear

Yay! Glad to see you back.😊

Shadow of the Vampire (2000) is good one.

The lost boys and fright night are the very best!

Sucks that you knew there were vampires in it beforehand. Better to be totally surprised by it.

FRIGHT NIGHT from 1985 . Excellent vampire movie

They made a tv show out of this movie. Also if you haven’t seen tv series True Blood(2008) check it out.

What's up Katie!!! So happy that you saw this movie. I saw this movie way later back in 2004. It is a slow burner of a movie but that's what makes it so good. You sometimes forget it's a vampire movie. Some vampire recommendations: Interview with a Vampire, Let the Right One in, Blade 1 and 2. That's just a few. Till next time keep up the Fantastic work and keep the videos coming👍👍❤❤😊😊

near dark had to check it wasnt after dark

Hi Katie happy to see you posting again and hope your health is much better now, anyway I'm not a big fan of Tarantino films but this one is pretty good and so much fun to watch, but George Clooney was very good in this film, and the preacher was played by Harvey Keitel and Kate was played by Juliette Lewis who starred in a film called Natural Born Killers, which is worth a watch even if it's on your own time, And if you want to watch a film that's not usually seen on your channel I recommend Constantine from 2005 starring Keanu Reeves it's labeled as a superhero horror film but I'd add in there's supernatural element to the film as well though.

Knowing that this is a vampire movie ruins the initial shock this movie is supposed to give.

Rule number 1: if Tom Savini is involved in the movie, then you know you're in for a ride. This is a fun movie that essentially starts off with a bang with your typical bank robbers who are on the run from the law but end up getting in a pretty messed up situation when they run into a vampire coven. Clooney was excellent as usual and Tarantino was creepy as hell as the unhinged pervert who cannot control his impulses. The action was pretty good and the foolishness gets ramped up once they get to the Titty Twister. Murder, mayhem and vampire strippers. What's there not to love about this movie? Fun Facts: 1. Robert Rodriguez used green blood instead of red to avoid the film receiving an NC-17 rating. 2. George Clooney improvised the line "No thanks, I've already had a wife". 3. Cheech Marin plays three different characters, including a border cop, a bar announcer, and a Mexican mafia member. 4. Before George Clooney was cast, numerous actors were considered for the role of Seth Gecko, including Antonio Banderas, Steve Buscemi, Michael Madsen, Tim Roth, John Travolta, Christopher Walken, Jeff Goldblum, James Woods, and Robert De Niro. All passed because of scheduling conflicts. The only one to outright decline the role was Travolta, who said he had no interest in a doing a vampire movie and instead chose to do Pulp Fiction. 5. The trucker vampire that bites Sex Machine (Tom Savini) is the make-up supervisor. 6. Sex Machine's crotch gun can be seen in Desperado (1995), when they search his case and the false top starts to lift. 7. The sheriff and deputy in the beginning at the gas station are Michael Parks and James Parks. Michael was the real life father of James. Michael passed away in 2017.

This is, easily, one of my 5 top movies ever. It has ALL what I want for a film (and more). Long life to the "titty twisted"!!

Vampire movies that should be on your list are: 30 Days of Night, Blade, Blade II, Lost Boys, Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) and A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night.

See THE LOST BOYS

I'd recommend reacting to the 1988 American science fiction horror comedy Killer Klowns from Outer Space. It's about an invasion of aliens who look, act, and have technology based on clowns. The Klowns come to Earth in order to capture, kill, and harvest the humans in a small town. It's a fun movie if you've never seen it, and it has a lot of cool creature effects done by the Chiodo Brothers. The Chiodo Brothers also wrote and directed the movie. It's a fun ride like this one. Just an absolute blast.

I don't know who recommended this but thank you for the recommendation. This movie had some really cool ideas for vampires. When I first watched this and saw the Mayan Temple at the end of the movie, I was oh that is cool, and it added the air that the vampires were there for hundreds of years. To your question about whether this had any sequels. There are 2 more that I am aware of. I also am wondering if you have seen any John Carpenter movies. If not, may I recommend John Carpenter's Vampires as your first foray into his works. Enjoy!

funny how just a few years apart make such a difference bc i was raised on Desperado and this movie from Rodriguez and just a bit later the new kids grew up on spy kids. honestly i think dusk till dawn is cooler that spykids : P

You should watch Planet Terror (2007). Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino worked together on it too (Rodriguez directed, Tarantino acted). Zombie movie. Lots of great effects, great action and dark humor. Even Tom Savini acts in it too.

you ever see john carpenters vampires , its pretty cool and the catherine bigalow movie

Skeletalk Hi Katie, I've missed you, I hope you're well.

If you like this try john carpenter's Vampires

Always loved this movie. As for vampire movies if you have never seen them, two of my favorites is Fright Night and Lost Boys.

I wished Sex Machine (real name Aidan Tanner like the From Dusk Till Dawn TV series) didn’t became a vampire. Imagine his story as a Vietnam vet (Tom Savini is a real-life Vietnam veteran) discovering a village massacre committed by vampires who murdered Viet Cong and regular Vietnamese villagers and how this links well to the events of this story. Frost - the other Vietnam veteran with his lucky cigar - would’ve become a vampire by some other vampire and turn into the vampire chupacabra monster that would’ve got his ass beat by Kate and Sex Machine.

I figured you'd like this one. I love how you immediately picked up on the design of the inside of the bar. Not surprised, though. :) Glad you seem well. Hope you continue to improve health-wise! Miss seeing your videos. BTW< I've recently gotten into Italian 'Giallo' horror. A friend of mine turned me on to those. I think you might really appreciate them for the artistic sensibility. I would start with a later example--City of the Living Dead from 1980. But Black Sunday (1960) by Mario Brava is a classic, as is Lisa and the Devil (1974), or Blood and Black Lace from 1964.

Hi Katie, another great reaction from you and I'm glad you're feeling better. I agree with another of your commentators recommendation of watching Near Dark (1987), it's a slow burner but well worth a watch. A couple of others you might like are The Hamiltons (2006) a low budget film which I can't say much about without spoilers and The Cottage (2008) a British horror/comedy with Andy Serkis and Reese Shearsmith in the lead roles. Also surprised you haven't done a reaction to Bubba Ho-Tep (2002) yet as it stars the great Bruce Campbell and one of his best performances outside of the Evil Dead franchise. For films with practical effects I'd recommend Peter Jacksons first and third films, Bad Taste (1987) and Dead Alive (1992) aka Braindead in the UK though you'll need a strong stomach for both of them. Stay safe and be lucky.

Hey Katie so that I know of there are 2 dusk til dawn sequels and a series but they are more anthology stories and aren't super connected besides one or two reoccurring characters if you are feeling vampire movies 1 buffy the vampire slayer 2 the lost boys 3 monster squad 4 fright night 5 interview with the vampire 6 blade/blade 2 7 underworld (franchise) 8 van Helsing 9 dracula (1931) 10 30 days of night 11 daybreakers 12 the last voyage of the Demeter 13 Nosferatu 14 beam stroker's dracula 15 Cronos

Tarantino was originally gonna direct this movie, but he decided to focus more on playing Richie. And yes, Tarantino for real has a foot fetish, just look at his other movies where he has close ups on womens feet/foot =P And yes, I bet he had the best day filming the drinking from Salma Hayek's foot striptease scene XD This was originally gonna be a Tales From The Crypt movie just like with Demon Knight, Bordello of Blood and The Ritual (which wasn't originally meant to be a Tales From The Crypt movie, but they added The Crypt Keeper in the last minute. That one you should skip, it's horrible!), but was later changed. Even The Frighteners was originally gonna be a Tales From The Crypt movie, but Robert Zemeckis thought it should be its own movie. Tales From The Crypt is a great anthology TV-show and If you haven't seen it, you should check it out =) The FBI agent who gets interviewed on the news is John Saxon, the dad from Nightmare on Elm Street and the lietuenant from Black Christmas. John Travolta got the choice to either play Seth in the movie or Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction, and he choosed Pulp Fiction because he said vampires wasn't his thing.

Nice. I almost forgot to check back in on this channel....

I know I recommended one of the two but I wanted to recommend Night of the demons 1988 as well as another film also from 1988 called Rabid Grannies lol. The prosthetics in both films to turn the people into demons was amazing. can't remember if you've reacted to the exorcist movie yet but Rabid Grannies is almost like Grandma Vs Exorcist lol

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Hello , It's great to see you again 4 weeks. Love your reaction from dust till dawn. This is my favorite vampire movie I also love the song Dark night 🌙 🧛🏿‍♂️ I hope you watch more vampire movies like Underworld

This movie got a 3 season series. I never watched Seasons 2 & 3, I was only interested in Season 1, which remakes the movie (10-episodes). I actually liked it, you get more characterization, and a streamlining of the vampires, they're more snake in this version. Consider the movie the short story version and Season One the novel length retelling.

Loved your reaction. Keep going! Btw, "Twilight" is hardly the standard bearer of vampire movies. Not even a little. I agree with the recommendations in the comments: "The Lost Boys", "Fright Night", "and "30 Days of Night". I also highly suggest "Interview with the Vampire", the series for a different but brilliant slant on vampires.

I remember playing a D&D game inspired by this movie which turned into one of the funnest tavern brawls I ever had in a TTRPG game. Tarantino looking through the bullet hole in his hand is a reference to the movie The Crow from 1994. I would highly recommend that film as well, starring the late Bruce Lee's son Brandon Lee. Also the guy from Candyman is in it. If you want some good vampire films, Let The Right One In (the Swedish original, not the remake). A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night (which was produced by Elijah Wood, he met the director and loved her pitch so much he produced the movie for her). Also, the actress who plays the preacher's daughter in this film was also in The Way Of The Gun as a surrogate mother who gets kidnapped for ransom. The film is Chris McQuarrie's follow up to The Usual Suspects where he makes a modernized Butch Cassidy & Sundance Kid (the final shootout in Way Of The Gun is filmed on the same location and set as Butch Cassidy, too).

welcome back skelie missed you [prevideo comments] hope you're feeling well if you want to see a young george clooney watch 'return to horror high' rather funny horror movie the cop in the van was cheech marin, as well as, the hype man in front of the bar barman was danny trejo and satana is selma hyack i suspect you'll enjoy the other two movies as well but not related to the first except vampires have you seen 'captain kronos-vampire hunter?'

This movie is awesome

If you need a vampire comedy, you should watch "What We Do In The Shadows" film.

Love this movie. Now, I can watch pretty much anything Vampire/Werewolf related, but the sequels to this are unwatchable 🤢🤮

I've seen the second "dusk" movie, but I don't remember the plot. It had to be a boring one I guess. As for the general recommendation, there's a comedy movie "Top Secret", that has some things that you like.

Used to watch this movie a lot back on VHS but since Quentin defended Polanski in a really disgusting way (look up the Howard Stern interview) I haven't watched it or his own movies since. And it makes that scene where he leches on Juliette Lewis even more vomit-worthy.

Hey Katie have you seen the Alien Romulus trailer😮

The sequels are terrrrrrrrrrible. The TV series is pretty good, but it starts with a much longer remake of this movie.

I'm starting to dislike this skele

I love this film, but I wouldn't recommend reacting to the two sequels. They were straight-to-video movies with much lower budgets and different protagonists. If you want to see an actual continuation of the first film, the closest you'll get to that is the TV series, which starts out as a remake of the first film (with different actors playing the same characters) but then moves off in its own direction. Still wasn't as good as the first film for me, but it was more interesting than the film sequels.