Did you know: Stoklasa was actually the name of the monster, not the scientist.

Rob Zombies aesthetic is a 50-Movie bargain bin DVD pack of old horror movies.

I'm pretty sure Rob Zombie just wanted a Munsters house to live in and this is how he tricked Universal into paying for it.

I’ve been waiting years for a talented director to do a Munsters movie and when I heard Rob Zombie was making one I knew I’d have to wait even longer.

The Munsters is about family. That's what's so powerful about it.

I saw Rob Zombie live in concert two days ago. He played this on a big screen in between songs - most awkward audience reaction I've ever seen. A smattering of claps and then dead silence until the next song came on.

I doubt it was "Universal doesn't want to pay an editor" but rather "Rob Zombie insisted on doing it himself because he genuinely thinks he's really funny and clever"

the sheer mileage they have gotten out of the soundless mummy plane clip

Still can’t believe he got Sherri Moon Zombie to play the lead. She’s so picky with her roles. She must have really believed in his vision

As a director, Rob Zombie is a great musician.

"Who is this for?" Its for Rob Zombie. He loves The Munsters. He owns a bunch of props, including at least one of the cars, the Koach. Its in the music video for Dragula. Which is the other major car from The Munsters.

If anything, the trailer made we watch the original Munsters to see if it was THIS bad and corny. And no. It's not. I was pleasantly surprised. It made me laugh on multiple occasions and the performances really sell you on the world. Sure it's corny to an extent, but more so because it was made in the 60s. The work arounds they had to do because of the time period and budget constraints adds to the charm. And some of the jokes feel like they could've been written today. Feels more contemporary than you'd think. Also, the actors really do make the series worth watching. So natural and effortlessly funny. Fred Gwynne as Herman is honestly one of the greatest comedic performances I've seen. He's great. As well as everyone involved. The new film feels so forced, it's cringe. There's a video comparing Rob Zombie's imitation intro vs the original and it perfectly encapsulates why the new film looks so bad.

"They're not even spooky letters" made me laugh lmao 😂 🤣

it’s so nice of Jay to entertain the degenerative mind of the elderly. Mike is so lucky to have a son like him

The Munsters was a cute show, so, if nothing else, I kind of respect that Rob Zombie didn't make its a grimy nightmare.

I like how direct-to-video became direct-to-DVD and now direct-to-streaming.

9:57- Mike's "I can't believe I'm having this conversation" should be clipped and inserted into every future RedLetterMedia review.

I always watch RLM for commentary on the most pressing political affairs, so I'm really glad you guys discussed this. It needed to be addressed.

It’s so difficult to do intentionally bad *well* in an enjoyable way. It requires nuance and awareness, two things Rob Zombie has literally never had.

Mike menacing Jay with slowed down rock songs at 11:11 is the funniest shit I've seen.

The main visual problem, is that they are going for a campy 60 neon style, but they obviously shot it on a hd digital camera. So you actually see every nuance, and in opposition, it destroy the eerie cinematic vibe of the whole image. Instead of a dreamy or psychotronic feel, a la suspiria, willy wonka or wizard of oz, you just see adult in ugly classic monster makeups with too much lighting, surrounded by cheap props.This really looks like a fan made movie droped directly on youtube

The font is Lithos, it comes free with a Adobe membership with means this was edited in Adobe Premiere.

The fact that Mike Stoklasa wasn’t contacted to reprise his role as Grandpa Munster, now that’s a damn shame. They say all the royalties ran out when he bout that damn warehouse and Rich Evens an off the lot Ferrari.

I want to see the RLM version now with Mike as Herman, Jay as Eddie, and Rich Evans as Grandpa.

This is what I like about RLM. They never let these mass-media smokescreens distract them from the actually important issues of our time.

Regarding the Pee-wee comparison, I feel it is worth mentioning Rob Zombie's start in showbiz was as a production assistant for Pee-Wee's Playhouse.

"All these gritty hard R movies" I'm glad Jay is addressing the issues of the day.

0:58 I work at a local TV station and we usually get multiple versions of trailers that isolates certain audio (sound effects, dialogue, music, transition effects). They do this to make it easier for us to edit our own videos. That one seemed to only use dialogue and transition effects. I think a lot of those voices were only used for the trailer and would probably get drowned out by the sound effects and music. I've seen some versions of trailers that sound janky like that for that reason. It's interesting that they don't get leaked more often.

I love how quickly Netflix went from the premier streaming service to the modern equivalent of direct-to-video.

I love that mike showed up for this video in full Herman Munster cosplay. He’s even got the voice down.

My first encounter with the trailer was watching "Hats off Entertainment" doing an episode about the reboot. I was initially very impressed... because I thought he made it himself as a joke, because it looks like it must be a fan film. Then I googled it, and discovered that no, this was the real trailer.

I have several different Hustler DVDs of "This Ain't The Munsters" from almost 20 years ago, and their production quality is basically the same as Rob Zombie's movie. In some departments they excel, even.

Maybe this is intended to be the next instalment of Universal's dark universe franchise? It's certainly nailed the, ah, tone.

"You could, I just did it". Love the confidence from Mike

6:43 Maybe I'm giving Rob too much credit, but I assume he planned this to be in black and white like the show. A technique from old TV shows was to use saturated contrasting colors so that the footage converts to black and white better. Perhaps the studio made him keep it in color because a black and white movie would turn off the audience they're marketing to (the type of crowd that watches Kindergarten Cop 2).

I can't wait for Rob Zombie to come out and say " . . . But it's stylistically designed to be that way, and you can't undo that!"

Finally using your platform for something actually important

I love that Jays tweet was so clearly talking about a specific Elvira commercial for soda. Oh Jay. PS Jay clearly edited this video and I'm glad.

I love RLM content for the critical film analysis and breakdowns but what I love more than that is when they make each other laugh, ripping on things. Always brightens my day.

The look of this movie immediately made me think of the Power Rangers clone show "Big Bad Beetleborgs" where the framing device was based around a goofy haunted house.

Jay bringing notes is a twist in the format I live for

The slow version of Smells Like Teen Spirit featured as the opening credits for Marvel's Black Widow film, so not that surprising you forgot which film it was. Does seem like Rob Zombie basically makes films for his wife and friends to star in because he can, I mean it's pretty cool that he gives his friends and people he admires work, whether the film will appeal to anybody else doesn't seem to really factor into things.

As a millennial, I only know a little bit about The Munsters. But I know that they've got one of my favorite jokes ever: having the one daughter be a lawyer in the family of monster characters is an absolute gem of a joke.

I love that the RLM crew is now at the point where they're just going "ah, fuck it! Let's just talk about whatever we feel like!".

I found it hilarious that The Munsters trailer felt like a modern SNL skit and Universal approved of this! ROFL

Now I want Mike and Jay to review The Munsters when it hits streaming.

If Rob Zombie doesn't cover "Monster Mash" with the cast of this movie called "Munster Mash" and Sheri Moon Zombie doing the female vocals from the song, what are we even doing here!?!?!

This video has better production value than the movie does

4:42 the echo effect on Jay's "yeah" was a touch of genius 😂😂

I couldn't help but be reminded of the Resident Evil movie series where Paul W.S. Anderson kept making them because they made a bunch of money and his spouse Mila Jovovich played the lead, so they could both grab a paycheque each time they made one. Pretty lucrative. If the Rob Zombie Munsters movie universe expands to 6 or 7 movies I'll truly lose all my remaining hope for society.

I'm somewhat surprised this video wasn't called "I guess we can't avoid talking about it any longer", have the thumbnail be the poster for that new Batman movie, and then have this Munsters trailer review as the actual content.

The irony is this will better advertise the film, then the trailer will

Would be entertained by Mike and Jay discussing new entries in the phone book.

I’m gonna be honest, I’m actually surprised it took this long to be made. If we wanna dig up old corpses. Bring on the Gilligan’s Island movie. I’ll just sit right back and hear the tale.

That old wooden radio behind Jay is really awesome.

When I was 11, White Zombie was my favorite band. It was 1995, I was playing Earthbound, and listening to Astro Creep on a CD player with tape holding the batteries in. If you had told me THIS is what would become of Rob after he left the band, I'd have laughed in your face and thrown all the Fruitopia and Crystal Pepsi at you.

Jay asked who this is for. It's for Rob Zombie. That's it. He's the only one who would give a shit about something like this. He made it for himself.

When Mike brought up "Smells like teen spirit" I believe the editor made an error. I think Mike was referring to the Black Widow movie opening which used a slowed down cover of Smells Like Teen Spirit.

If you watch it in black and white, it actually looks amazing. Like it was from the era of the original show. Wish they'd stuck with that.

Finally, Mike and Jay are talking about the things that truly matter.

Rob Zombie clarified that his adaptation of The Munsters didn't have a $40M budget, it's clearly $400.

For Jay, the jumbled line sounds like he's saying : "As soon as she appeared in my life."

Am the only one who found this deceptively wholesome? Despite the trailer being a complete mess, they seem to be lowkey rooting for Zombie's vision and that's kind of adorable. Could be a shit show, but this video actually felt nice, despite the jabs.

This trailer looks like Goosebumps TV show-tier quality.

I feel like Rob Zombie is the Adam Sandler of the horror world. Has some talent but just cranks out these crummy films where he and his friends can have a good time and make a little cheddar.

10:30 for some reason that "you could, I just did it" cracked me up so much

"I don't think you could do that for The Munsters" "YOU COULD, I JUST DID IT!"

To be fair to Mr. Robert Zombie, it was never him using Dragula in his trailers and films, it was every other studio, video game publisher, and trailer editor from the late 90's through like 2007.

Herman Munster is the key to all of this.

It made me go back and watch Munsters Today. Which was a great throwback

I'm pretty sure the actor playing Grandpa in the new MUNSTERS movie based his portrayal on Tom Hanks' recent interpretation of Col. Tom Parker in ELVIS.

My favorite genre: "Deep dive on a crappy trailer for a movie that no one will see."

I was wondering when they’d finally get around to talking about Batman

The opening exchange to this episode is completely timeless.

The black and white edit you did made that look soooo much better

my friend and I watched this trailer the other day, and our jaws just dropped. I've never been this speechless in my life.

I like that Jay took old man notes too, but his weren't on paper like Mike's.

Mike was actually probably thinking of “Something in the Way” in all the Batman trailers.

I’m gonna be honest, I’ve had a rough day. My aunt passed this afternoon and it has been horrible for me, but seeing the thumbnail of Mike and Jay talking about the Munsters of all things, somehow it brought me great comfort. Thank you guys for making good content.

the font they're talking about at ~1:56 is Lithos. Lithos, a typeface inspired by ancient Greek inscriptions, was designed by Carol Twombly and released by Adobe in 1989. an extended version with added support for Greek was released in 2000. hope you find this interesting! :3

Mike's mouth quivered, holding back laughter after Jay said "Hard R".

It would be pretty depressing if Rob Zombie sought out to make a love letter to something he really liked as a kid, and it blows up in his face.

The only good thing that will come out of Rob Zombie's Munsters is that people will get curious about the original show, who knows maybe we'll get a fully remastered blu-ray set with the option of watching the show in color or BnW? that'd be super cool!

Mike wasn't wrong, there was a slowed down Smells Like Teen Spirit for the movie The Gallows

The cast for this on IMDb is sci-fi stunt casting galore. It has Dee Williams (from E.T.), Sylvester McCoy (from Doctor Who), Catherine Schell (from Space: 1999), Jorge Garcia (from Lost) and Butch Patrick (from the original TV show of The Munsters, but not playing Eddie Munster, whose character isn't in the movie at all).

Mike singing "dragula" has made my life worthwhile!!!

I grew up watching back to back TV re-runs in the eighties of Adams family and Munsters and it strikes me as to how much of a difference Hollywood has treated each of these IPs/properties. Love them or hate them- those Adam's family movies definitely got the golden treatment in comparison...

A really great example of using a few characteristic notes of a theme to tease the audience: the first GoldenEye teaser trailer. Have always loved that teaser, it’s on my 90s FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE VHS.

It never fails to amaze me how Rob Zombie continues to get work

The lighting in the trailer is clearly supposed to be an homage to Italian horror movies, because it's typical that when something supernatural happens in those films the lighting will go to vivid greens and purples to emphasize the 'unnatural' occurrence, but it' just looked weird and odd here.

11:00 to Mike’s point about Nirvana being used in another trailer, their song “Something in the Way” was used in the Batman trailer and movie.

I can't wait for the movie review!

The narration feels like the intro for Wheel of the Worst.

The long awaited Batman review is here everybody!

This is the Family Value Fartbag of Munsters reboots. "And I enjoy it!"

9:55 "I can't believe I'm having this conversation" 🤣 Someone has to have it, and glad it's you two!

"Herman Munster doing soyface" is not a thing I thought I would ever utter in this lifetime. But here we are.

You two are pure genius. Rob zombie should call you to help him Space Cop that trailer

I loved the highlight reel in the trailer. The best clip they could find of Grandpa was him reading a newspaper.

7:18 "So is your imprudent mamma" is what the non native english speaker in me hears in this shot. I have no idea how close that was.