I came here because of an interview about the making of this film in Stephen Thrower's wonderful book Nightmare USA (although I already knew about Brad since I've been a fan since high school lol). The director, Tony Malanowski, said that the name was a reference to an old Bela Lugosi movie called Night of Terror, although during shooting they jokingly referred to this film as Night of Malarkey, as well as Night of Bankruptcy. He shot the film with a budget of $4000 and undertook all of the technical aspects, except for practical effects, since he wanted to experience as much of making a movie as he could. Something which worked out for him in the end since he now has a "comfortable six figure" job working for Hollywood studios. Funnily enough, he also said the opening "bar scene" wasn't supposed to take place in a bar, it was simply how the basement in his friend's house looked, nothing more. They spoke quietly during that scene since the friend's brother was upstairs studying for his medical school exams, and one of the reasons they kept the cameras pointed at their backs was that the actors didn't have the time to learn their lines, so they placed their scripts on the counter.

I really miss the old intro from this one. Snob: "Thank God there is not another those." Video: "Believe or not I'm walking on air" Snob: FUCK

Finally, we get to one of the movies where the camera used to film it was the same one the Cinema Snob used to review it.

"Thank God the whole episode's back on KZfaq." (intro cut) "FUCK!" (episode continues)

This is my favourite Snob’s episode ever. I wish he did more 70s shit today.

you need trucker pills to watch this movie

I wish you were somehow able to preserve that mid-theme "F***!!!" stinger that made that opening punchline work.

When I've had a rough day, watching The Cinema Snob really helps me unwind. I am a very, very strange man.

"the best of the cinema snob" has never been more accurate. i love this review.

I actually camped just next to a confederate graveyard in the Ozarks. It was our most comfortable night, considering the flooding that we experienced later. No zombies, but we did find a salamander and heard wip o wills all night, which were a little spooky. Wasn't the campsite where we got covered in daddy long legs either.

Funny that this movie has a guy named Tony Stark: the post credits scene in Iron Man 3 showed Tony in therapy. I wonder why...

The movie sounds like it's underwater

The real horror, it's an oral book report and we all have to listen to it.

Why does the main character look like a combination of every original member of Black Sabbath?

And after the second battle of Bull Run was over General Grand turned to his men and said:"One day I am gonna get that filthy animal!"

This is one of my favorite Cinema Snob episodes, and I'm quite glad to see it though official channels again. At least Ax 'Em had shit happening in it; this is one of the most unsalvageable stinkers I've ever seen heavily edited snippets of.

Glad to see this episode again. It's an insanely bad, boring movie, but such a fun review!

Pretty sure the best thing about this movie is the piano score.

Nice! I miss the old, old episodes! This was from when I first discovered the snob 😁 more, please...

The title is full of s***. This film has nothing to do with the death and demise of Ben Tramer

I miss the old opening but that's copyright "Thank god there's not another one of those" ♫Believe it or not-♫ "FUCK!" 12:19 is one of my favorite Cinema Snob gags ever

11:06 Good lord, the echoing from the whispering ghosts gives me chills down my spine.

Man Brad, this is the type of snobbing you need to get back to!

Snob in the morning, snob in the evening, snob for suppertime, when the Snob is on a bagel, you can have snob anytime. Just joking. He doesn't have to be on a bagel

No snob, what your actually hearing is Lord Voldemort before getting his body back.

Honestly? I think this is one of the best episodes you've ever done. It's fantastic. I'd love to see more stuff like this these days.

They misspelled the Tony Stark credit; they meant Tony STANK.

One thing I find rather funny is the raspy voice is so ineffective in this movie but VERY effective in "Us". It goes to show that almost any idea can work in the right hands.

Sadly the best joke in the whole episode had to be edited out

Aw, you took out the mid intro "FUCK!" That was hilarious.

The title "Night of Horro" is not a mistake. Imagine sitting down and wanting to watch a good show and all that was playing is this movie. You know that this thought is pure terror.

Lol there was less driving in Mad Max Fury Road 🚗

The credits say “CREDITS.” I guess that fits the film’s theme of condescending repetition.

Glad to see this classic episode on your official channel!

One of my favorites! Hope to see more classic episodes on the page .

Who knew ghosts were so talkative and boring

The Cinema Snub Night of Bore-or

That Fleetwood Mac joke is more timely now

"The South will rise again", Literally.

Who's here after the announcement of a new bluray of Curse of the Cannibal Confederates (and Night of Horror) by Vinegar Syndrome?

I have wondered what made Brad decide to mellow out the Snob character somewhat. He's much more hostile in his early videos.

I know how cinema snob feels about night of horror I feel the same way about the 1984 horror movie jar

Wait, we're at the 12 minute mark. There's going to be ghosts in this ghost movie, right? Edit: OH. *That* silhouette is a ghost? I genuinely couldn't tell.

11:55 - I'm with the Snob, emphasis on the "this movie is so fucking boring" part. This makes me want to apologize to literally every other boring thing I've ever seen.

The jarring instrumental soundtrack reminds me of "In Search Of...".

It confuses me how people making these low budget movies, who probably love movies, have no knowledge or care of filmmaking when making their own movies.

Ah damn, he had to cut out the best part due to the intro. God damn it KZfaq.

You did the fast forward for the first time. But I remember that there was an old review of yours when instead of reviewing you went to see Inglourious Basterds again. That's even better than pressing FF button. Sadly I don't remember what was the movie that was supposed to be reviewed then.

Not even a B movie Horrier film. It's bad acting, dialog, film, sound and plot. It's so bad it good because it's funny. Best review so far keep the bad coming and keeping us entertain.

Damn KZfaq - sad to see that the opening gag had to be cut like that :(

Y’know, if this film had taken place in Stone Mountain, GA, that might have been interesting. Of course, then it would be about the Klan...who were originally formed by an ex-Confederate, but that’s besides the point.

Loved this review... But, I think we all want you to revisit Nukie and To catch a yeti.

For whatever reason, I think “Kurse of the Kannibal Konfederates” might have made for a better title.

I miss the “ Fuck!!!!” When he finds out the episode has Zombie Confederate Soldiers

Old Snob was so angry. Good stuff. :P

So which is scarier? "Night of Horror" or "A Madea Halloween"?

Has anyone noticed the Believe It Or Not intro has been edited out of every new upload of old episodes?

Wow. Just wow.

Basically this is "Evil Dead" but made with no talent.

4:00 are you sure Charles Schultz isn't the director? Because they sound like adults on THE PEANUTS. I concur, Snob. At least MANOS has a cool poster!

Jesus fucking Christ I sat through 7 2 minute long ads in this episode, I really hope you got paid for them because I'm skipping the next 20 in whatever video I watch next.

12:19 Y'know, now that I think about it, if the soundtrack of _Gettysburg_ had CCR and Hendrix, I might've watched it.

god, even the movie Drive doesn't have this much driving!

Padding, the movie!

So... does anyone know the genre of music this movie's theme belongs to? I almost kinda dig it.

So the only part of this title that's not misleading is "Of"

Almost got Rickrolled at 10:04.

Aww you cut the cutaway from the theme song joke.

Jesus, THREE ad breaks? The video isn't even twenty minutes long.

Little Fockers was funny as hell though.

Horror horror everywhere.

Based on the soundtrack, I think whoever made this movie was a failed pianist. They couldn’t get an album cut, so they did this to get their terrible album out.

Anyone else wish one of those Civil War Reenactors accidently left the ramrod in their muzzleloader?

out of all the horror films Brad has reviewed, this one has to be the worst of the bunch.

Can you please review Zapped (1982), Brad Jones. You seem really pissed off, Brad Jones, like, really annoyed.

Yum early snob that are working on his 80s moustache. Watch out Tom Selleck.

Brad, can you please review “Evil Laugh.”

Were these movies produced solely as a punishment to show to prisoners?

My first ever snob video

Appomattox, day! No! ...crunch.

Quick SOMEONE RESURRECT HERMAN HAUPT AND SHERMAN

2:15 Hahahahah! Iron Man joke!

Please Brad! Review The Granny (1995) starting Stella Stevens. PRETTY PLEASE, WITH SUGAR ON IT! :(

"Lunch Meat" (1987) would be perfect if you didn't review it already. It's basically "Texas Chainsaw" without any humor, talent, or scares.

I hope you bring "Axe'em" Back. That was the first review of yours I saw.

I kind of wish you left the opening in because this was the one where you interrupted your own opening credits.

Vanishing remake was good though.

ooh ooh confederate zombie movies! You should see The Killbox, actually not bad but still.... interesting.

Lol 1 downvote... Probably the creator of this movie... Which is TEEEEEEERRRIBBBBLLE!

So which is worse, this or Angry Asian Murder Hornets?

Review the mangler

Jesus, what the fuck? That's it? This was . . . nothing! Absolutely fucking nothing! No horror, no anything! Who the hell would make something like this? If I saw this in a theater I'd be demanding my money back!

Well the director remaking his own movie worked for heat

It was an obvious Cash Grab...

All this movie needed was the annoying woman singing from Manos during the never ending driving scenes.

Id rather be watching Manos. Without the riffing.

Reminds me of 70s porn, only without the lavish production values.

Naw.....wrong turn takes place in the day......they didn't have the budget to film at night

Zombie confederate soldiers. Why though?

Anyone have the soundtrack for this piece of shit? I quite like the piano music