You must rectify your crimes against humanity and watch some Bill Murray movies. Ghostbusters, Caddyshack, Groundhog Day and Kingpin are some good places to start.

The number 3 is for Dale Earnhardt Sr from Nascar. He was one of if not the most famous driver who died during the Daytona 500 race. He was also known as the Intimidator

Bill is a legend. Hollywood can't even get in touch w/him directly. He's a real, genuine dude, who happened to become a megastar. His uniquely sarcastic, witty & charming approach to his craft is a gift to film history. Bill Murray is always Bill Murray, in every movie...& we wouldn't have it any other way.

Here's a rule they don't give in the movie, and it kind of goes against the "Double Tap" rule. Don't use ammo if you don't have to. If you can kill a few efficiently with a melee weapon then do that. The Double Tap is just a little more gory when you use melee weapons.

I took my sons to see this when it came out. My youngest was around 8 and as soon as the Metallica intro came on he started screaming in a silent theater “mommy mommy they’re playing Metallica “ people started giggling. Proud mamma moment.

This and Shaun of the Dead are the 2 best zombie movies I think! They were both made to poke fun at the genre but ended up defining it instead!

"Twinkies" are in fact called "Submarinos" here in Mexico, they're sold in packages of three and there are different flavors; the most common are vanilla, strawberry, chocolate and recently I saw a berry flavor too.

Bill Murray is iconic. He was one of the early cast members is Saturday Night Live in the 70s. Aside from the comedies mentioned by others, some dramatic roles from him that I enjoyed are “Lost in Translation” from Sofia Coppola, and “Broken Flowers”. He plays a summer camp counselor in “Meatballs” and a unlikely soldier in “Stripes”. Both iconic films. He stars in a lot of Wes Anderson films.

The best thing about not knowing who bill Murray is is being able to experience his great movies for the first time. Since I'm sure I'm sure your comments are full of his most popular ones, I'll just say add the spy who knew too little to that list

"that'll do pig." Is from a famous Universal film called Babe. It's about a farm pig and his journey from the state fajr winning piglet, dodging being christmas dinner, and getting along with all the other farm animals. .. Surprisingly good movie. Has some emotional bits but overall feel good film. I recommend it.

Train to Busan is the best zombie movie ever. Most ppl probably haven't seen it cause it's not in English, but don't let that hold u back. It's an incredible movie!! Also great reaction. Brightened up my day as per usual

Bill Murray was most notorious for being in Ghost Busters 1 & 2 (the original) but he was also in many other films. He did a lot of voice acting work too...he was Garfield in the live action version of Garfield 1 & 2...although those were actually a terrible films compared to most of his other work. He also did voice work in The Jungle Book. He was in Lost in Translation, Charlie's Angels, Space Jam, Groundhog Day...to name a few.

Dude, you are going to LOVE the sequel. I promise it’ll tickle yer gooch

Off the back of the Bill Murray shocker, I feel you should definitely be watching the original Ghostbusters next!!

Thank you so much Alex for being one of the few channels not censoring the movie or your content! I think all of your followers really appreciate that. Keep doing what you do!

"That'll do pig" is from the film "Babe" about a Pig raised on a sheep farm. it's quite an old film but that line is probably the most notorious one of the film. It's another way of saying "that will do for now".

Shaun of the dead next is a must, and naturally that should start the Cornetto Trilogy

If a zombie apocalypse happened I would definitely have the Tallahassee attitude. Serious yet funny and wants to find a Twinkie

Well now you can watch Scrooged for Christmas. Excellent.

The guy killed in the bathroom, the gas station attendant, is Mike White, whom you might remember from School of Rock. He has quite a resume of writing/producing/directing credits.

15:05 Alex, those things do exist! They're called rage rooms. Around here in CA, they're usually by half-hour blocks and you get safety gear, choice of bat, etc. to hit things with, and pay extra for a whole car, otherwise the room is full of like, ceramic mugs and plates and other old electronics. Worth every cent for the sheer catharsis, I promise you. 😂

Fun fact, the theme park that's featured in Zombieland was not in California like it is in the movie. It was filmed at a theme park called wild adventures in Valdosta Ga. I went to college at the time and some of my classmates were extras in the movie. Also, I lived near some bars at the time and me and a couple of my friends were relaxing outside when Woody Harrelson walked by. We didn't recognize him at the time but when I read about him bar hopping I realized who it was.

15:20 "Is it better to be smart or lucky?" I heard a survival expert say something like he'd take luck over skill every time. At the time, he was teaching a survival training course and when he sent the guys into the woods for 24 hours to use their skills, one of them stumbled upon a partially constructed shelter and some useful garbage including a BB gun. I think a certain amount of luck is necessary, assuming you believe in luck. Being an intelligent, skilled hunter in the apocalypse is great, as long as you are also lucky enough to find any tools you might need for the type of hunting you've trained for, like a gun or bow, ammo, and you're lucky enough to not have any major medical conditions, like diabetes or any amount of paralysis.

He said he lost his dog to make it hurt less cause just like Columbus said "Take away a mans son and you've truly given him nothing left to lose". I don't think any loving parent would ever be able to say their child died especially if it was in a horrific way like Zombies.

You haven't watched Ghostbusters? That absolutely needs to be your next watch.

Alex's ability to say something that instantly disgusts him is impeccable

Scrooged is an AMAZING holiday movie, and has the Bill Murray signature humor all over.

I'd forgotten how awesome the opening credits with "For Whom The Bell Tolls" were

Well, you went and did it Alex. You mentioned Bill Murray while wearing a Christmas sweater. That means you'll now have to make room in December for the movie "Scrooged". You'll love it.

"why did he put a 3 on it?" I had to ask my roommate the same question. Turns out is NASCAR. 3 was Dale Earnhardt's number. As my roommate says every other day "Do it for Dale"

The fact that you kept fkn up Jesse Eisenbergs name over and over again had me laughing my ass off. Awesome reaction man, keep em coming :)

It took you 32 minutes to flip yourself off Must have been a record !!!! I loved this !!! I adored this one ! It’s one of my fave movies ! Also you’re adorable in that sweater! Alex you bring my heart so much joy ❤

Tubby McGuire was hilarious, sir. Damn near made me spit beer on my laptop. Lately I've been watching these videos mainly for the jokes you make. Obviously the content itself is great, but the jokes just be hitting different

If anyone hasn’t noticed, watch when Alex says hit that subscribe button, if you are not subscribed it will put a light around it and make the subscribe button more visible

1984 Ghostbusters, Caddyshack ,Stripes and Groundhog Day. Basically Bill Murray’s comedic movie career in a nutshell.

Please watch the second one as well! We love your content bro!

The supermarket scene where Talahassee plays the banjo and says "you got a purty mouth" is a reference to Deliverance. A great movie you should see!

The reveal of not knowing bill would have been way funnier when he appeared on screen. The preamble killed what should have been a hilarious moment

Can't wait to see more of this content. I personally recommend World War Z. That is probably my favorite zombie movie. I think it has one of the most unique spins on the zombie virus of any zombie content out there... Also it's got Brad Pitt! Also if you react to The Walking Dead, I am SO here for that! As I've loved your past reactions and how you relate and start to actually care for the characters you're watching.... TWD would be so good for you. You could even take it in slow bit like marvel Mondays, but turn it into TWD day or something. I highly recommend this movie and show. I think you would enjoy both! Love the reactions! Thanks for the content! Keep it up. There are few things like watching someone's reaction to things that you've experienced, and seeing them react just like you did! Keep it rockin Alex

That ending when Alex realizes his “it was good but short” is what his wife meant all along 😂😂

ooft, if we're gonna get into infected vs zombies you should definitely react to 28 days and 28 weeks later if you haven't seen them before. 28 days later, imo, set the stage for "zombie" movies and to this day is still a 10/10 movie while 28 weeks later is different directors its still a great movie with lots of blood and gore >:)

I watched Zombieland last night, and today I saw that there was a sequel- Zombieland Double Tap. I didn't expect much, but it was just as fun as the first. The whole cast returns, as well as some extras.

"Can't trust your farts" oh man... That one was felt deep.

I went in to this movie blind, thinking it was going to be a cheesy kids movie (like Halloweentown) and it has become my favorite dark humor horror movie!

“WE ARE SUPPOSED TO HAVING FUN GOD DAMMIT! I WILL TURN THIS CAR AROUND IF WE DONT START HAVING FUN!” 🤣🤣🤣💀 had me laughing so damn hard I was just shaking and not making any noise, and had to rewind 6 times

" I can quote Mean Girls but don't know Bill Murray." Tina Fey would say "Ah, that's sweet," then smack you in the mouth. 😂

One funny memory from seeing this in the theaters was that first mention of clowns. I'm a clown, a real one, it's my job, it's what i do. So when that scene popped up all my friends had to point and laugh!

Wait...so you haven't see GHOSTBUSTERS????? Oh, okay you answered my question. Now, for Slimer's sake, WATCH IT! It's the perfect time of year. Actually, it's a perfect time any time of year...

Can't we just appreciate how Alex never fails to come inside of us with his content!

How have you never seen this? Your dedication to never watching newer (last ten to fiftten years) movies, is either commendable, or crazy! At some point, some movies you just should watch/see rather than waiting to do a reaction haha. This is one of those eventual cult classics.

He puts a 3 on his vehicles because the number 3 was Dale Earnhardt's number in NASCAR, of which he is obviously a fan.

8:27 "yeah she's not bad" then the sound effect after has me DYING

Side note: I worked for two years at the amusement park used in this movie.

I rewatch both Harry Potter and the entire Zombie land movie franchises so often. Zombie land is hilarious. Just when I thought I couldn’t love zombie movies more….this came along

12:20 You would not survive the zombie apocalypse. XD Another rule: don't waste ammo. Though, they break this rule many times in this movie. Also, gunshots will just alert other zombies.

'The Man Who Knew Too Little'.. a great little underrated Bill Murray gem.

World War Z for sure. Absolutely love that movie

Another awesome reaction!! To be honest I'm not the biggest Bill Murray fan but he does have some really good movies. Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day come to mind right off the bat. Also if you are doing zombie movies the sequel to this and Shaun of the Dead are must see movies!! Anyway awesome reaction, great jokes and all that! Keep them coming!

27:27 _"In movies and shows, people are always just shooting guns without any ear protection"_ And have people shoot them right next to their ears, like the girl did to Woody's character in the car, and he's not even temporarily deaf in that ear. Additionally, in these apocalypse movies, they waste what has become a finite resource (ammo) by doing so. Melee weapons will fast become the only weapon in an apocalypse, unless someone finds an ammunition factory and is able to get it running again.

BILL MURRAY starter films: Ghostbusters - (october) Groundhog Day What About Bob? Scrooged - (Christmas) Kingpin

*You should definitely watch Groundhog day.. Its a great movie.. Bill Murray is main character.*

The 3 is for Dale Earnhardt. An all-time great NASCAR Driver.

Can't believe you don't know Bill Murray, but you know Joseph Eisensplatten.

Dude, the editing is on point in this one! Also, you exploding multiple times is hilarious!

These edits are getting better and better! has me laughing everytime! awesome job

I completely understand what it is like to have social anxiety. I have a tough time just trying to go grocery shopping. Standing in the checkout line I become very agitated, and am so glad when I leave and get home. Hello from Pa USA 🇺🇸. ❤❤❤

You‘re getting funnier with each reaction! I‘m currently binge watching all your reactions to the movies I‘ve already seen. I‘m having a really great time, thank you for that! Love from Germany 💜

Congrats on 200K

Great reaction, to a fun film. Fer more Bill Murray: GHOSTBUSTERS, STRIPES, SCROOGED, GROUNDHOG DAY, and LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS. Great video, keep it up 👍

That shoulder holdin dance scene killed me a little. My first prom i was so awkward i did that, and my dance partner just looked at me like i was crazy😂

Now you need to see the next zombieland!❤ Do it asap please you would enjoy watching them back to back!😊

The clown horn when he smashes the clown in the face is the funniest sound effect ever

I always look forward to your reaction vids. They make me happy. And all of the random stuff you say makes me bust a gut. 😁 i appreciate you dude.

By far my favorite reactor! And your editor is hilarious!!

25:48 Bill Murray is a LEGENDARY practical joker 😂❤

You need to add a bunch of Bill Murray movies to your list of films for reaction. Meatballs, Caddyshack, Stripes, Ghostbusters, Little Shop Of Horrors (in a small but hilarious role), Scrooged, What About Bob?, Groundhog Day, Space Jam, Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, Lost In Translation, The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, and more. He was an early cast member on Saturday Night Live (replacing Chevy Chase.) He studied under Del Close at Second City. He's an absolute Titan of American comedy, and an American cultural touchstone. You need to familiarize yourself with him.

you haven't seen Ghostbusters either?! guess we know what to watch next

Intro was funny, keep it up! Love your reactions

Train to Busan is one that ppl who haven't seen, NEED to see it! I'm admittedly NOT a fan of horror movies or zombie movies, but Train to Busan had me hooked from the first scene (those who've seen it know what I'm talking about)

18:45 yes. That was me. I took my kid's to the happiest place on earth according to the ads. My kids were hot, tired, and crying. I told them we spent $1200 to be happy, now be happy. Then I started crying and we all went back to the room for a nap. There are no manuals, man. Just out here trying my best

Ahhh im excited for this one!! I love this movie!

Gotta love this movie tbh

Finally, world peace eh?…well, “what should we drink to?” “I’d like to say a little prayer and drink to world peace.”…..now come back to me when u get this reference.

In the spirit of Halloween, whatever movies you have lined up to watch, you HAVE to bump them for Ghostbusters now. You have to. You have no choice about it. Ghostbusters. NOW!

You should watch 28 days later if you haven’t already!

Worst part is having to see you hit on Amber Turd without realizing it was Amber Turd. See, Zombieland called it, she does turn into a complete monster. 😂😂😂

The sledgehammer to the squeaky clown nose... KIlls me every time lol.

I'm not into zombies, though I love "Shaun of The Dead," it's a riot. FYI, there IS a movie called "Zombie Strippers." I got the DVD from Netflix for my husband about a decade ago (shocker, he's now my EX-husband). It's about as good as you'd expect, but it does have Robert Englund (Freddy Kruger) in it. And it was loads better than "Poultrygeist: Attack Of The Chicken Dead." Yep, that's a thing. It's a Troma film, and quite possibly the worst movie I've ever seen, with some of the least attractive people...which makes it worth checking out, just once. Not on this channel, of course.

Next, you need to watch Zombieland : Double Tap.😊 Boo, his name is Jesse Eisenberg.😅❤ Sidebar - Amber Heard is awful.

“Why does he put a 3 on it” actually hurt my soul. He’s doin it for dale! 😂😂😂

Bruh, I've recently come across your reaction channel, and I gotta say... Your editing is top-tier. Keep up the awesome work!!! You're setting the bar 👍👍👍

Please do a series of late 80s and early 90s movies/comedies with Bill Murray, Martin Short, Steve Martin, and all the wonderful veterans.

You not knowing who Bill Murray hurts have to admit, he is a comedy legend. You should definitely watch Caddyshack and Ghostbusters, and Groundhogs day. Twinkies is all he has to look forward too, he obviously loves them and it will make him remember the normal days.

I feel you man... I am such a MASSIVE introvert. Even talking about doing things is hard for me. Much less actually going somewhere and having to interact. It's horrible. Also, the world does not deserve Emma Stone. She's just way too perfect. Woody Harelson is fucking hilarious in this. This film had to be a shit ton of fun to make.

“That’ll do pig” is in reference to the movie Babe - great younger generation movie (August 4, 1995) with different animals talking.

18:37 what does your wife think when she hears you yelling shit from your office? 😂

My zombie apocalypse strategy is to hold out in a movie theater for the first couple of months. I worked in movie theaters for about 6 years and I know the general layout. Concession food is not healthy but any food is good food for the apocalypse. There’s usually one or two entrances to fortify and plenty of fire exits to escape.

“Yeah! Shes not bad” INSTANT REGRET 😂😂😂

The #3 he painted on the door was an ode to Dale Earnhardt, one of the most iconic race car drivers of all time that died during the biggest race of the year. I say race car drivers bc he made his name well before he joined Nascar......and as for the ride towards the end, there are 2 different version (1 going up fast and down slow and the other slowly going up to drop quickly)

When Emma Stone mentions anaconda as being her first R rated movie I yelled in the theater "It's PG-13" lol