"Legend" film for Tim Curry as well.

Yup, Gen X representing on Honest Trailers. :) Although, dammit, I'm not ready for the geriatric jokes yet. Please, let me hold onto my illusions that being in your 40's isn't old, lol.

I thought Night Court was a fever dream created by Mr. Plinkett.. do you mean he gaslit this thing into existence??

They've have to get Felecia Day or somebody like that in to sing.

would be good to time this with this the release of cats.

@@potterpotty01 Oh yeah, true

I think that's where the killer clown trope comes from. Clowns have always been unsettling because of the whole uncanny valley thing.

I thought Cesar Romero?

That's what I thought was well.

I believe Joker was before that?

I don’t remember when Gacy was an active murderer, but I think everyone understood that Joker from DC Comics had nothing to do with people being afraid of all clowns, joker was a comic book villain that fell in a vat of acid and got deformed so bad that his face and skin was extremely pale and he can’t stop smiling (Red Hood Storyline I Know) but the main point was yeah clowns never really scared me either

How could you forget the classic Dunstin checks in?! Shame!

Apex Mountain

oh man, i would love to see an honest trailer for Clue!

@@pennavedc who did Tim Curry play in that one? I only remember Jason Alexander

@@ThreadBomb It was a sad to find out how he passed away, such a great actor.

spikehikari yess! The waltons still play in the USA too 😂😂

You can tell from Spencer's eyes that he was thinking of it too

Thank you. Same here.

But which nation? He's british by birth...

I'm not sure i like Joes facial hair, it makes him look like a character from Boogie Nights

Men really have no standards of hygiene and appearance

@@emhu2594 Well their beards are in that awkward stage between like full beard and no beard. It's a transition phase. And I wouldn't say that at all. I think there is a standard depending on what look you're going for. Beard or no beard. That's sort of thing but you have those people that choose to ignore it or aren't aware of it at all

Joe looks like Luigi we all know it.

Isn't that the way it works? Do people really rely on notifications with how iffy they are?

Do you even watch the show formerly known as “SJU”? You gotta smash that bell! (Ryan’s cue)

Well now I'm gonna enjoy The Grinch so much more!

Yes!!!!! The ship with breasts...the Magnificent Seven in Space. St. Exmin of the Valkyrie,Gelt(Robert Vaughn), Cowboy(George Peppard),Nestor against Sador(JohnSaxon). I still enjoy watching this movie.

Yep, but even when watching that I couldn't shake that it was a 'John Boy in Space' movie.

I'm 26, and its one of the best and most fun movies I've ever seen!

Yeah I've heard of John Boy, but I couldn't tell you anything about him let alone recognize the actor.

@@notme222 Me neither, but it goes to show that the character was "kind of a Big Deal"

LOL old-timey meme sounds about right. I actually never heard of this until 3 years ago, at my best friends house, her and her family would say "Goodnight, John Boy," to each other randomly and then we started saying it, and to this day we still randomly say "Goodnight, John Boy" and I had no idea where it was from until this Honest Trailer said where it was from.

Yeah, that mole is a dead giveaway. I’m an 84 baby, but I’d recognize John Boy anywhere!

And this movie introduced us to the deep bass of Kevin Grevioux, writer/producer, actor in the Underworld franchise.

Beverly Tenhagen me too😂

Every time I see that name I think "Dammit Ellis put the phone down THESE PEOPLE ARE GOING TO KILL YOU"

@@VolguusZildrohar Hans.. *Bubbe!*

I remember watching that in high school!

They're not really thinking that hard. Like pretty much all vaguely popular shows that made it to 100 episodes, The Waltons was on in syndication in the U.S. until the end of the 90s. Also, pretty much every adult cast member in the movie was a pretty big star. Aside from John Boy, Dennis Christopher starred in the Oscar-winning Breaking Away and Richard Masur was seemingly in everything in the 70s and 80s as a fairly memorable character actor. Olivia Hussey was even in there.

The Waltons is still played on tv in Canada on weeknights!

Channel 4, IIRC.

I didn't even blink initially when they didn't do a John Boy reference. I thought I was one of the oldest HT fans at 43, and that's even waaaaaaaaaay before MY time.

@@kevinw712 I don't know The Waltons much, I'm sure my parents do. They don't watch Honest Trailers though.

@@andrewfeistner3384 I mean, I've never seen an actual episode of the Waltons, nor do I ever care to, but I was in single digits for the back half of its run so I'm aware of what it is. The biggest part of it that's held over in pop culture at all, if you've ever seen a show or movie do a bit where they have every member of a family say goodnight to each other member at bed time (from an exterior shot of the house), that's basically a parody of the most enduring Walton's element. I'm sure Family Guy's done that joke at some point.

Kevin W Family Guy has done a joke about The Waltons. The joke ends with John-Boy saying,” Damnit. Can't a guy masterbate in this house!"

@@kevinw712 Family Guy has done that joke, that's my main touchstone for The Waltons.

I love that film. It's so amazingly ridiculous. I would love to hear their take on it

You watched that on Stars this weekend too huh LOL

i love that one, i don't think they'll do it, it's not that popular

Growing up it was on HBO on rotation almost weekly about a year.

@@keyveehill No. Watched it for the first time about a month ago here in Britain

Showboat (1936)

If they don’t work in a Gentlemen Prefer Blondes joke in the next few months, *I’m unsubscribing*

They didn't. Instead of admitting that, they kinda made it seem like their older fans were being ridiculous by bringing it up. Left a bad taste in my mouth. And I didn't even watch the Waltons growing up. Just the way they talked about it was belittling. 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@roshieifra lol ... I know, right? Acting like "Good Lord! Old Fogies watch our show?!?!" .... ... huh, I guess I shouldn't expect much when Spencer still hasn't got a clue what people are talking about, thinking Richard Thomas was on Little House on the Prairie ... confused with Michael Landon? who also starred in 'I was a Teenage Werewolf' ... which was one of the guises Pennywise scares the kids with in the book ... I mean, c'mon, man! I was nerd long before nerd was cool. Old fogies like me were taking the wedgies in the locker rooms back in the day so you fellas could be sitting in your studios doing what you do .... a little respect please! :P

Yup, broke my old heart too! I think they'd be surprised how many of their fans/former fans are older versions of their own damn selves.

But yeah, I think these guys have probably been dealing with too many comments from the youngest end of the internet spectrum that they've forgotten that people older than them do watch KZfaq too, and yes, some of those older internet users may be movie/TV nerds that enjoy snarky humour series like this one.

@@Hapsard both The Waltons and Little House are over 50 years old at this point.. I think after half a century in pop culture, the “old fogies” comments become appropriate. But who tf am I kidding? I’m only about 15 years away from semi-centennial status myself. I still watch Cheers on a normal rotation fwiw

Who doesn't?

I'd be happy just with the ALF Honest Trailer.

Let's start a chain: 🎶 I wouldn't change places with anyone tonight....🎶

Where im from the line up on deji vu every day is little house, waltons, and Murdock mysteries. so I know the Waltons very well. (24yrs old), its a fantastic show

Waltons are a vague memory to me from that one time when I was ill back in the early 80s and that was what my parents were watching while I lay on their bed with a very high fever. That is my whole experience with the show.