@Jacks Hammerer I missed it in theaters, but snagged it from the video rental store the day it first hit shelves. A classic.

Yes, I loved it 👌

@@dannyj77dj It's a classic. :-)

Lol I loved the catchphrase “thrill me” what a great movie 👍👍👍

Thrill me

Yeah, it's a classic and it's aged really well.

There's no shame in laughing at a Uranus joke. I'm 47 going on 12...

Uranus jokes are never not funny.

Absolutely. One of my all time favorites.

If you want intense fun and intense horror, you need to see “Dead Alive”. It’s amazingly good, and directed by Peter Jackson.

It holds up amazingly well even today. It's just a fantastic homage to classic B cinema.

It's an absolute classic for sure. So many great lines.

He's great in everything...even things I totally don't like, like Halloween 3.

@@TheHorrorGeek I was going to write this out, but figured "What the hell" so copy/pasted the info from the IMDB page. I had read Carpenters interview about the film back in the day in Fangoria, and was quite excited to see it. I have some love for Halloween 3, and would have loved the original concept to continue in this vein. "John Carpenter didn't plan on having Michael Myers in every Halloween movie, only the first. He wanted a different Halloween related story each time. But after the first Halloween (1978) was a success, producers forced him to use Myers again. He did, but killed off Myers and Loomis to be done with them. Then he produced Season of the Witch to get back to his original plan. But at that point people were expecting Myers again so it failed. Carpenter then dropped the franchise and sold the rights years later because he wasn't interested in doing more Myers. The new owners then brought Myers and Loomis back in 1988 with no explanation how they survived." - from IMDB That said, I also believe absolutely everyone has the right to enjoy or dislike any movie, book, or music, as they wish. I still would have loved to see where Carpenter took the series, elsewhere.

This is the kind of Expendables movie I'd gladly pay money to watch.

What, no Bruce?

@@TheHorrorGeek They tried doing that with Death House. Which had a interesting idea...but a somewhat incomprehensible plot and a million 5 second cameos.

@@JnEricsonx I vaguely remember that...

Perhaps a Dick Miller/Walter cameo as well?

Tom Atkins is a national treasure. He makes this whole movie work. :-)

Thank you!

Yup. It did air on WPIX/Channel 11 in the NY metro area around the late 1980s.

Hell yes. I never get tired of it.

It's a clasic. :-)

For sure. I actually almost started scripting a Slither video yesterday. Went with a different movie instead though.

@@TheHorrorGeek you should later when I seen Slither this already was done by This classic movie. Can't fool an 80s horror kid 😂

He’s a legend.

I use so many of Tom Atkins' lines from this movie they should hit me with copyright in real life. :p

Haha! 30 years+ on and I still do too! +rep

Haha! man, I miss MXC... And glad I could help you rediscover Night of the Creeps. This remains one of my all-time favorites. :-)

Yeah, Robocop 3 interference really soured him on making movies, it seems -- which is unfortunate, because he was really good at it. Glad someone finds my stupid jokes entertaining.

Same here. Same here. :-)

I'm guessing you'll have a good time with this one -- definitely one of my favorites.

Given Gunn’s Troma roots, I wouldn’t be surprised

Thanks! And agreed that it’s awesome.

I just basically spend half the day in my house telling people to thrill me and declaring it's Miller time!

Saw it around that same time. I'm a few years older than you, but I loved it too. And I love it even more now. They don't make them like this anymore.

Definitely one of his best parts.

One of the classic '80s movies for sure.

Yeah, she inspired many a crush in the late '80s... And I love the movie to death.

This one had a profound impact on me back in the day...it makes me happy every time I watch it.

Thank you kindly!

Yeah, this was in the early, pre-Sick Flicks days...

@@TheHorrorGeek I'm in a semi lockdown country now so I have been watching a shitload of 80's and 90's horror flicks. Are there any that you would recommend. I recently watched nightbeast, deadly manor, childs play 1-3, just before dawn and Fiend.

Have you seen Stagefright? That’s one of my all time favorite slashers.

@@TheHorrorGeek Is that the one from 1987? Italian slasher also titled Deliria?

You really do...this is a classic.

I forgot that one was in there... :p

Hahaha! Indeed.

Absolutely. It's self-aware and meta without being obnoxious about it. It's a genuinely funny film.

Yeah, this one is incredible...if you asked me to pick the perfect B-movie, this is on the short list and might be my #1. Everything about it just works.

Hahah! Glad you like the videos...and please, keep my secret identity just between us. Everyone else here thinks I'm Jack Black for some reason. :p

I liked the upgraded ending better than the dog ending.Didnt see the dog ending until after i saw the graveyard slug scene.Both cool endings.

Yea, and that's tragic, because this really is a cult classic. We throw that term around casually these days, but this is the real deal.

Yeah, I prefer the graveyard ending too.

Indeed. This is why I miss the 80s.

Yeah, I think this one really nails the horror/comedy vibe. The script is smart, the effects are great, and Tom Atkins is brilliant.

I’d have loved a sequel.

Yeah, it took me awhile to find my groove. I'd been on TV, but I'd forgotten how much the camera tends to mute your personality. So hopefully I've gotten better.

@@TheHorrorGeek you are fantastic...brilliant....

Thanks! I'm my own worst critic. I look at the videos and mostly just see all the places where they could be better.

@@TheHorrorGeek you have an entirely different personality now then back then and it shows in the performance.. I'm sure everyone would agree that you have the funny witty sarcasm about you mixed in with old references that the majority of people my age can relate to

Glad I could help you rediscover this one -- it's amazing. :-)

You just never know.... :p

Yeah it was crazy when they’d add scenes for tv versions. For years I was convinced I dreamt a scene in Halloween where Loomis talks to a medical board or whatever about Michael Myers, but it turns out it was just an added scene for the NBC tv version. Same with the end of Jaws 4. Like thanks for giving me the Mandela Effect guys. 😂

@@TheHorrorGeek now that is interesting.

That would have been the greatest movie ever. 😀

(and yeah, I did like this one--really fun film)

Man...I really wish we'd gotten the sequel.

I love the movie and thought the review turned out pretty well so it always bugged me it’s one of my least viewed videos. 😔

I don’t get it either... and who gave you that singular thumbs down?!?!?! Commie

I just shared it on Facebook so hopefully that will give you at least 1 or 2 more views

@@johnvorhees There's always at least one...and since KZfaq doesn't care because it's all engagement to them, I'm like "thanks for helping the channel, jerks!" :p

@@johnvorhees Aw, thanks man -- that's really nice of you. :-)

Thank you! This ones a legit cult classic.

Man, that's a great line-up. I might have to come over and hang out...

This video (and now Evil Dead) are the ones that disappointed me the most. Neither got the kind of views I'd hoped. This was back when I was still trying to figure out what I was doing (I still haven't figured that out...) and I can't go back and watch these now because I feel like the old videos are just terrible, but I do wish more people would have watched this one. I have some of these old videos I'd like to redo because they were done before I was doing Sick Flicks and I like to think I'm better at doing this now. This one and Stagefright, in particular. I will say I don't do a lot of the splatter comedies anymore. This one and Bad Taste and Street Trash were really hard to do. They're already funny. They make fun of themselves...it's hard to find better jokes than the ones that are already in them. :p

@@TheHorrorGeek I liked it. Either style is still entertaining....

Hahaha! That happens sometimes. 😂

It’s crazy to me people don’t talk more about this one and The Blob. Both are just incredible little films

​@@TheHorrorGeek I'm a fan of labors of love as a whole, regardless of genre, where you can tell the filmmakers were committed 100% to making a good product. I have no problem with being intentionally cheesy/trashy/low-budget, it's just not really my thing. I've outgrown the detachment and irony from the 90s to present. I like when people care, and the people who made those two movies clearly cared. That feels especially rare these days. Not only that but I'm not a slave to nostalgia. If something I liked as a kid doesn't age well I'll admit it. Creeps is still loads of fun and still works well over 30 years later. The nice thing about getting older is you're able to appreciate things all the more

Not just you -- I do the same. :-)

Hell yeah! Glad I could expose you to some cool new movies. :-)

Oh, wow -- you're in for a treat.

Haha me too. 😂

Oh god yeah, I rewatch this all the time. Never gets old.

Yeah, this is one of my all time favorites. I could watch it over and over.