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Useless movie knowledge: Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert cameo in Freaked as the cops in the television show “Crooked Cops” that Randy Quaid’s character is watching when he hears the styrofoam cup fall to the ground.

Cinemassacre is now one of my favorite channels on KZfaq, I mean: It’s original, Classic, And other.

it's like pee-wee herman meets the toxic avenger! classic!

I remember seeing this on HBO waaaaaay back and my friend recording on VHS. We would watch it every time I slept over at his house. Nostalgia overload!

Awesome! I thought I was the only person on the planet who knew about this movie, loved it as a kid 😃

As a kid I would always watch this on Cinemax. None of my friends ever knew about this movie.

I remember this movie. Me and my friends loved it as a kid. "You like cheese? You like being a man? Then you'll love Ma-Cheeze-Mo!"

I immediately watched this movie after your discussion. It's SO ridiculous! I LOVED IT! I'm REALLY glad you guys featured this movie.

Twelve milkmen IS theoretically possible. Thirteen is silly.

Are you kidding me? Me and my brothers are card carrying Freaked cultists. I think we should make a band called Jerkoff Gumby.

"I just laid a turd that's the spitting image of Kim Basinger." "Boy, if I had a dime for every time I heard that!"

Henry Rollins did the opening credits song, which is very AWESOME

An outhouse that is larger on the inside.... You can call it a TURDIS. I'll see myself out...

Holy crap! I remember watching this so many times when I was a kid. I thought I was the only one.

YES! My mom, my siblings and I are proud members of the Freaked cult. We love this movie. It deserves more awareness, recognition and love than it gets.

WHAT ?!KEANU REEVES WAS DOGBOY 😱.. I NEVER KNEW! ALL THESE YRS!.. AND now it makes so much sense to bring Alex Winter's friend into the film..

For years I SWORE that I just hallucinated this movie.

My favorite gag in this film is the “I’m glad we weren’t on that plane.” joke.

Near the end when they go 'full monster' mode, they really remind me of illustration styles on album covers in the 90s like butthole surfers and white zombie and hell even rat-fink drawings

Finally someone is talking about this werid masterpiece!

Totally part of the Freaked cult. This movie is a gem!

Such a grossly underrated movie, hopefully more people go watch it after this.

8:25 Actually, Kieran, I did notice that when they were dressed as milkmen, one of them was holding the hammer which was also wearing a tiny milkman costume. I didn't notice it again after that though. Edit: It's Mr. T holding it at 19:08.

I’m from Scotland and I swear my uncle had this on dvd. Watched it when I was about 10 and I couldn’t wrap my head around why it was so good. The style, the pacing of the jokes, the characters.. it’s such an unloved masterpiece!!

I CAN'T BELIEVE ANYONE ELSE REMEMBERS THIS MOVIE! I saw it once when i was 7 yrs old & it stuck in my brain. Everybody thought i was crazy. Thank you @Cinemassacre for proving me right! Keep up the good work.

This was definitely a weird film but it had some funny parts. Also 0:38 executive producer fred Fuchs lol

Thanks so much for pointing out this forgotten gem, had to find this after your review and I absolutely loved it.

I remember watching this on HBO and always trying to record it on my broken VHS. I loved this movie but my friends weren't into it...thank for reviewing!

You guys are hitting it out the park with these reviews. I thought I was the only person who had ever seen this movie because everyone I’ve ever spoken has no idea what Freaked is or about.

I remember watching this on HBO when I was younger. It’s been one of my favorite weird films for me. This has so many era related jokes that if you didn’t grow up on loony toons cartoons you’ll miss a lot of the hidden jokes.

Saw this after watching your review, can't believe I overlooked this movie!? SO COOL!!

Please review 'The Frighteners' by Michael J. Fox.

Nice to see Fred Fuchs is still making a living.

The “mutated” hammer does make another appearance during the big musical freak montage scene where Rosie the pinhead is hammering something before they reveal she’s hammering a nail through her own hand. Classic

I'm sooo happy you're reviewing this. It's one of my favorites from childhood and it's so damn obscure.

I watch you guys every saturday when I wake up like saturday morning cartoons. I do a little dance in my chair when I hear your intro and im not proud of it. I loveee this

Cinemassacre gets sponsorships right. I actually like to sit through and watch them.

TFW you finally get Mackauley Culkin to leave your basement...

Hey fellas! I'm loving seeing the whole squad more. Keep up the great content!

It used to be on Comedy Central back in the day, that cruel quick cut stop motion is the best

Thanks for doing a video on this movie. Nicely obscure and certainly weird.

When the dog man scratches his ear with his 'own' foot.

I remember when this movie was released on Netflix back when Netflix was only on disc form, and I remember watching it when I was like eight or nine and it being like one of my favorite films because it was so different and messed up beyond belief that it's stood out from the other films I watch that one time, so this movie has a very special place in my heart, and I'm glad that you guys talked about it.

So glad you guys are reviewing this!!! For several years I couldn't even remember what it was called lol..

I saw this a while back on KZfaq and I was so confused but I laughed so much I legit thought no one else had seen this except like 5 other people

You guys gotta do “They Live”

“This is the movie!” Haha I said the same exact thing. I’ve asked people for years if they’d ever seen or heard of this film but it’s SO hard to even describe!

Dear Cinemassacer, this new series "Rental reviews" is awesome ! ...if it's too difficult to produce angry video game nerd vids on the regular, im almost as happy to except this great nostalgic movie series as a consolation prize.

The guy next to James reminds me of craig from Malcolm in the middle

Primus had the best clay animation music videos IMO! great video this is my new fav series

I watched this as a kid and loved it lol.. forgot the name until now!! Thank you for the rediscovery!

I'm so glad you kept the theme song!!!!

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: FRED FUCHS!!!

Thanks for talking about this movie, I NEVER see anyone even mention this flick! It's a good one for sure

This was one of my favorite movies growing up! Thanks for reviewing this one!

Thank you so much for talking about this movie! I saw this movie as a kid and all I could remember was the sock head guy. It would drive me nuts when it would pop up in my head

I love that lame ass intro.. reminds me of the beginning of the full house and Urkel board James! And happy to see Carl Winslow is part of the Cinemassacre Rental Reviews team.

This movie was so out of this world, I remember it being my brothers favorite movie and it was so bizarre and cool. We loved the special effects so much and it was one of Bill S Preston Esquires movies, couldn't resist it haha

The claymation style was also used in the Alex Winters show the "idiot box" a show on MTV.

Found Freaked after you guys and RLM talked about it. One of those films I can't believe I missed when I was younger - definitely up my alley.

Can you do Stay Tuned next?

Remember this on cable back in the Summer in the 90s

I’m so happy you guys are reviewing this movie! I remember watching it as a kid on TV and video taping it off the screen. I think I watched on Sci-fi (SYFY)? This video is a stroll down memory lane.

'Freaked' is a gonzo absurdist masterpiece! Alex Winter grew up in London and you can see that Monty Python style of manic absurdism in his work. Even his "Granny S. Preston, Esquire" bit in 'Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey' had a hint of that.

8:28 the hammer does come back in the milk man scene, you don't really notice it until you've seen this movie at least 3-4 times. 19:10 (look in Mr. T's hand)

The 1999 _House on Haunted Hill_ remake has similar opening credits. Later Clubs were designed to avoid the vulnerability of cutting the steering wheel.

Bit if a shame you mentioned the outcome of the silhouette gag at the end. I saw this movie around 5 years ago. Utter madness!

I've seen this on cable in the early nineties. I could never find this movie anywhere. Thank you for helping me recall such fond memories.

Skill share needs a course in creating freakshows and making antidotes using macaroons.

"I don't understand Randy's Quaid's purpose". That about sums it up.

I can't believe I didn't know about this movie at all... Thx for the video, you guys are great!

Stoked you guys picked this movie, didn't think anyone else saw this one. Super nostalgic!

Saw this when i was a kid. It was shown on starz or something, on at 3 in the afternoon. I couldn't look away.

I want to see Better Off Dead (1985) with John Cusak on Rental Reviews!!!

This is one of those gems I caught late at night on HBO as a kid. I loved it immediately. I remember renting it from my grocery store on VHS when I was just a little older, but that's the last time I watched it. I need to find this again, thanks for reminding me!

I've been waiting for you guys to talk about this movie. Freaked was great.

"I plan on getting 6 pack abs by 2020" Well there's a plan that failed miserably lol

I used to watch this movie all the time on cinemax back in the day. I forgot just how wild it was. Thanks guys for brining it back to light.

Thank you for making a video about this. I saw this on HBO or Showtime back in the 90s and thought it was hilarious. Couldn't ever remember what it was called.

Rental Review for Joe's Apartment, please!

Anyone else Freaked to hear that Tony is under 30?

Remember this showing up on HBO and the like back in the day, always thought it was funny. Glad you guys did a review

Man have not seen this one since I was a kid! I even remembered the Macaroons and the Ending. Lol barely remember this one. So young. Thanks for bringing it back up.

Ahhhh... I remember watching this as a kid! crazy carzy movie

"There is lot of things in this movie you couldn't do nowdays" Got my attention there. Sounds like good comedy.

I caught this on TNT a long time ago, one of those surreal late night viewing experiences I never forgot.

I've had a tiny bit of this movie in my head for decades about the part where the cow man talks about ESP and says that Sokhead has ESPN. I could never remember where it came from. Thanks, James.

Freaked is such an amazingly unique film, there's absolutely nothing like it still to this day.

Please review Howard the Duck next!

missed this as a kid. I've been looking for this for a couple years, didn't realized it was a rare title.

Thank you for the recommendation with this, I found the whole movie uploaded on KZfaq and will say I’d gladly own a copy if I can get my hands on one

I watched this thing as a kid more times than I can count

This was a blind rent for me in the 90s, out of the mom and pop video rental. In the Staight-to-video market .

oh wow, I remember watching this on cable when I was like 8 and then I couldn't remember the name but I do remember searching for it when I finally got internet when I was like 15, but I couldn't remember the title and thus couldn't find it. Thanks for bringing it back!

Man I love this intro, cracks me up every time!

When I was a kid I must have watched this movie 100 times I loved this movie. I have to go find it so I can watch it now, great review.

I was lucky enough to sort of follow the production of this movie. Around 92-93, I would see little blurbs and articles about Tom Stern and Alex Winter (I was a fan of their Idiot Box show) and the Butthole Surfers working on this movie. (Gibby Haynes ends up appearing in the movie) Specifically in SPIN Magazine. I even remember one of the articles showing a screenshot of Keanu as the Dog Boy. I wasn't able to catch the movie till a couple years later on Cinemax or HBO. I've seen it a few times more recently and it still holds up. Hilarious movie. Alex Winter also directed some pretty creative music videos back in the 90's (Helmet's Wilma's Rainbow comes to mind) and he does documentaries now. He was supposed to direct a remake of The Gate as well, but I haven't heard anything.

8:27 the hammer re-appears when Mr. T. holds it during the milkman scene. It's also dressed like a milkman!

I love these rental review segments.