9 years ago i remember watching this video, i was going through withdrawals trying to get clean, i was watching all your videos. 8 years clean BTW, this was a big help to me those first few days. i am going back now to rewatch these old videos, i need a little comfort videos cause i am going through something. 9 years later, You still helping me.

I'll never forget the tag line of this movie: "Pieces. It's exactly what you think it is!" Genius

The censored puzzle has me giggling way more than I should.

The Baasstaarrdd Lady's sister was the "We Made You!!" Lady from Maximum Overdrive

"the idiot's in control now" Lol! funniest line in the review. I'm sure you noticed the white haired Lorne Greene guy was the poacher from Pod Peeps as well.

This film is indeed completely nuts, but fun as hell!

when I was young I discovered an (adult) comic book called Cherry Poptart. That was my porn until I was old enough to actually get porn. They are online now and I was looking at them and laughing. So corny.

pieces is the first slasher horror movie i ever saw, when i was 11 and thats 30 years ago. i have to find a full video, but im excited to see this. just started, UPDATE 3 minutes in i paused it to say youre freaking hilarious and i dont really need to see the whole movie anymore, and i subscribed

"Bastard! Baastard!! BASTARD!!!!" I havent laughed like that in a while...

New England Patriots pennant at 1:54. Team founded as Boston Patriots in 1960, awesome!

I'm about to rewatch this review again, after having watched it with Joe Bob Briggs on Shudder right now. I was amazed by how laughable this movie was. Murder, Kendall getting laid, murder, Kendall getting laid, MURDER, KENDALL GETTING LAID! You would think at one point, maybe, just maybe, the "Boston" police would have said, "We should close this school until the murderer is caught!" And maybe the women on the campus would have thought, "Maybe I shouldn't be walking around by myself." But no. That would get in the way of Kendall getting laid, not to mention the murder. Also, it seemed as if the lead cop wanted to have sex with Kendall as well, to the point of deputizing Kendall, and defending him, anytime anyone even remotely doubted him. It was a fun movie. Now back to your review.

The villain's appearance was based on The Shadow? That's actually kind of cool, though disturbing.

Thanks for watching! On the DVD Eli Roth spends a good few minutes talking about how much he loves the movie. He has intro'd it for a few festivals.

Every movie should end like Pieces with the leading man getting his junk ripped off. Think about it, The Notebook...Pretty Woman...The Passion of the Christ...

Another anachronism is the “Go get me a plastic bag” - in 1942. People didn’t have plastic bags until the sixties. Unless the family was full of scientists, they wouldn’t even know what a plastic bag is.

Omg only 4 and half mins in and it’s already brilliant. To the bang on the water bed in the gym 🤦🏻‍♂️ , sneaky up to somebody with a chainsaw, and the corners report “head cut off by a fucking chainsaw!?!” 😂 I fuckin love this channel lol

l cant wait to finally see this.At 45 its never too late to enjoy what you love.

OMG, that BASTARD scene at 8:43 is hilarious!!

Yep, Juan Piquer Simón also made Slugs. The pancakes thing was just something goofy and random that came up on set.

watchin' this ten years after release, and it's GREAT ! btw. watching all productions since the begining of Your channel.

I love this movie so much! Just saw it last night and when I saw the classic Grindhouse movie start up, I said to myself, "I'm going to like this movie!" Only to find out later that I didn't like it...I loved it! Great review by the way :D

its all about the memory foam

You have to review Basket Case!

I miss the old introduction where at the end every review got the Ice nod of approval.

'Down girl, you know what they say about sugar!' 'No, I don't!' Well isn't it obvious? Sugar rots your teeth. Hint hint.

I still feel that the scene was just one "bastard" shy from perfection:)

That scene with Bruce Le is hilarious.

Years ago​ my local old school video store went out of business. They were selling the tapes cheap, so I bought all that was left of the horror and adult sections. One hidden gem that I didn't recognize until I played it was was Mil Gritos Tien La Noche, the Spanish version of Pieces.

Love the movie, love your opening music.

They don't care, it's like yelling at a wall. I'm not even kidding, after it happened I was forced to watch a video and then take a test about copyright laws before they would let me post anything again. It was absurd. It's just frustrating because I'm actually creating something not just posting a movie in segments but to them I'm no different.

I love this movie and finally got the epic 3 disc blu-ray set today. First thing I did was watch the Spanish cut with the o.g. soundtrack a few extra minutes added to the runtime. In some ways I like it better since it's definitely got a more serious feel... but damn it's just as dumb as ever. But not AS dumb as the English dub. Can't see me going back to the Spanish cuz what I know is so much gold. Also the added 42nd Street Memories doc makes it so much more worth it. Plus the soundtrack. Ooh boy that's quality stuff! Also also... she screams "Animal! Animal! ANIMAL!!!" instead of the classic "bastard". I definitely prefer the latter.

lol it is catchy isn't it? I had a bit I had to cut. Actually, I had a lot of stuff I cut for this one. I might have to throw up a deleted scenes ep for this one.

I love movies that don't play pretend and are just what they are, sometimes!;) And this is one of those! Love it, even though the ending is super sick!;D

This is a cool review. I liked how you worked trivia into the end. Definitely going tow be checking out your other work

I got a chance to see this in a crowded theater in high school. It's still one of my favorite movies.

Wow I had no idea that this was the same guy who directed Pod People I absolutely love that episode of MST3K.

With each of these Videos you learn more about Cecil. I feel ya bro

Thanks for watching :)

I remember renting this from Hollywood Video when I was about 12 and it freak the shit out of me, I was use to horror movies but this was on a different level, great review!

me too, they were some of the most creative times

Thanks! I know the whole thing is going along pretty normal and then it loses its mind completely in the last 30 seconds. My wife had never seen this until last week and she loved the movie up to that point.

He has some serious competition with this crew. They made so many mistakes it was hilarious.

I've never seen this one...Now I'm interested... especially after your review and seeing that Roth liked it. Thanks for another great episode, C!

seriously, im going to start doing karate moves when i want Pancakes.

Dude I don't know what you did or how but you were on fire in this episode. This shit was hilarious.

Planning on watching the Maniac remake this week

This is a slept on classic. I didn't even notice the touch tone phone. LOL

Really makes one wonder why Lynda wants nothing to do with this film. That line is the stuff of horror movie legends. Reminds me of how Nicole Kidman is with BMX Bandits, they both acted well and are generally praised for their performances in those films. Only thing I can think of is that they don't like the subject matter and in that case it's even more impressive because performing well in a project that one doesn't like can be extremely difficult.

It's 1942, why would police care about finger prints, which weren't really even used properly till the 90s night stalker case. Also it's the 40s, it's given that people didn't consider children to be dangerous little shit like we sorta know 'em today. BTW, love you channel.

Christopher George was great in the short lived early 70's ABC show "The Immortal". May have been late 60's, too lazy to hit IMDB :)

same director as slugs..love it ...and pieces....good flicks....cheers

when i was 16, i saw this with my gf at assembly square in somerville, ma. when it came out...

4:34 "this chainsaw's a part of me... and i'm gonna make it a part of you!" ("Dat's alright... you keep it!!")

Ian Sera must have impressed Simon a whole lot since he put Sara in the movie "Mystery on Monster Island" opposite Peter Cushing and Terrance Stamp. And watch for the lifts in Sera's shoes in "Pieces"....they're quite impressive.

This one was my first. -After reading Poe from-since I could read, it was -Let's go with entertaining. Ahhh, I miss the '80s.

I have always loved this movie.

10:43 ... Are those Marciano wedges?! So cute! Oh...wait.. those aren't the trademark red soles *after* all... just mom's good old fashioned blood soaked pumps. Trolled again!

That should be your closing music all the time!

dude they had some guts back then. special effects were awesome i'm 17 and i love 1920's-2010's horror, action, b movies, and cult flicks that are so bad they're good and good but are underated.

Thinking about it now can the hero be Eddie Deezen. Thank you MST3K.

Ah, the Cinema Snob and I totally agree with this one. Well...I guess technically it would be Brad and I since the Snob was too cool for it lol. His show is one of the few review shows I actually watch.

The Shadow is my ALL TIME FAVORITE CHARACTER!

Watch the original Spanish version. It has a much eerier piano soundtrack and a darker tone. Even better if you don't understand Spanish.

YES to all of that

BASTARRRRD!! Chill take some upper's or something! Classic!

Love this movie!

Great flick!

that's one of my favs too

I never heard of this movie ._. This looks awesome! I'll add it to my list of movies to see =) Hilarious review too! And wow Pod People... Now THAT is a movie XD

The red herring gardener Paul L. Smith had big roles in Popeye, Dune and Red Sonja! How did he end up in this???

Pieces is a great slasher flick but the bastard scene is just soooo over the top it’s downright hilarious. The ending was painful to watch but at the same time his facial expressions get a nice laugh.

One of my favorite movies ever

great movie

Yeah, he sticks with exploitation from the 70s-early 80s mostly. He does his vlogs where he ventures to more current stuff. I like to just mix a little bit of everything. I try not to go too current because those are the ones that YT removes. (I found that out the hard way with Human Centipede)

I love a movie that knows what it is. Great review!

paused it again, that goldfish joke was priceless

And can’t forget the best part ..... it has Bluto!!!!! Lol I was sold after that!

Sadly, no can do. Even though what I do is covered under fair use if the content owner sends a copyright claim then it is gone on YT. It still lives on my site though. A shame, it was a very good episode and defended the movie for being unique. However their lawyers thought differently.

Just remember the poster being up on this video rental place in Ontario Oregon.... Should check it out...

Love this movie.

Better than the Snob? Seriously, I'm flattered. :) Brad is very talented and holy crap is he a workaholic with the show. I can't believe the amount of content he churns out.

Thank you!

you win!

That mom sure did flip out.

This review is exactly what I thought it was.

Nice to see *Revenge of the Ninja* at number 2! :D 11:32 SUCH a great ninja movie!

I somehow own this Movie on DVD and never realized anyone else had ever seen it

[5:26] Ron Burgundy cameo! I love scotch! scotchy, scotchy, scotch!

Well blow me down, Paul L. Smith. Always popping up in the most random of places

IN regards to Bruce Le (not lee) Check out films like "Eye of the Dragon" and "My name Called Bruce" they're highly entertaining.

10:53-11:01 basically Ghostbusters 2016

I remember as a teen seeing this at the video store & being too afraid to rent/watch it. Evil Dead was the ultimate horror at the time. Watched it 13 times lol..

i was to young to be bothered about the fashion but i did like the 80s music especially the over use of the electronic keyboard ha ha and yes i loved the cartoons from the 80s you forgot to mention transformers and centurions and mask and the comics like spider man v zoids

Thanks! :)

Ian Sera is the Klaus Kinski to Juan Piquer Simon's Werner Herzog; they did a surprising number of films together. Just replace "lugging a steamboat up a mountain" with "random kung-fu guy out of nowhere".

Oh man ur vids rock.....lovin your style

I've been wanting to see this movie since the cinema snob's review of it awhile back this does look like a cewl slasher film! And that WTF ending!

Maniac was much more hardcore than a lot of things

Maniac is brutal!

BASTARD!!!! (10min edition)