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I wonder if they hired Hopkins because of his role in the 90s Dracula film, which was actually a really great preformance by him, unlike this movie haha

i fucking LOVE that James gives every movie a fair shot these days, even if he didn't personally enjoy it. this gets the same treatment that something like the original Child's Play did. you rule, man

I kinda thought Hopkins was purposely acting bad cause his character was dissociating and poorly pretending to be a person cause he was more of the wolf

14:35 Fun fact: The limbs Del Toro is eating there is actually made of candy! Iirc, the bones were honeycomb and the flesh was licorice! Del Toro requested that they made edible limbs for him to actually eat and chew on, hence why he looks so happy to lick on the bones

I feel for Benecio del Toro here. He was a huge Wolfman fan and you can tell this was a passion project and there was so much getting in the way of making the film homage he wanted.

Might be just me but I felt the rampage through the streets of London was one of the best sequences in a werewolf movie.

"OH even a kiss, oh no not a kiss" James kills me he's so hilarious

Fun Fact: Two different endings were filmed before they went with the ending used in the final film. One ending had Wolf-Larry killing Gwen before she could fire a shot, but the 2nd ending had Gwen successfully shoot Wolf-Larry only to reveal that she's been bitten and now has the Wolf Curse.

This was probably some of the most fascinating behind the scenes facts in an episode. Really makes you appreciate how much work goes into films

I genuinely love this movie. I think most of Hopkins' sleepy performance can be boiled down to just making weird choices about the character he was playing. I guess Hopkins wanted to convey that he was cold and calculating, and so it just comes across as emotionless.

"The Wolfman"(2010) is an acceptably good Werewolf horror movie! This is a well made and decent Remake!

Huge props to the legend Rick Baker for managing to keep the humanoid aesthetic of the original werewolf whilst giving it a realistic twist.

I know it’s been hard with all the copyright claims and general KZfaq issues, but seriously, to everyone at Dead Meat Productions: thank you for all that you do and always producing amazing quality content. There are so many movies that you’ve covered that I wouldn’t have heard of/considered watching before, but now, they’re some of my favorites. Thank you for all that you do.

Okay I had to pause the damn video and laugh out loud over the "He tries to get himself banned from Xbox live" line at 16:16. Oh man, brought me to actual tears of laughter.

I truly think Hopkins was playing emotionless on purpose. His character was only alive when transformed. His life was otherwise without meaning, joy, or even anger.

the Director's Cut was WAY better than the normal version. That made me love this movie.

Anthony Hopkins played the character just right. Emotionally unavailable, full of contempt, regret, and most importantly, just as he says in the movie, dead inside. He doesn't have a sense of urgency or surprise because he already knew exactly what was going to happen. He knew he killed his son, and when Lawrence arrived, he knew he would end up turning him and he would kill also.

I have to say how much I appreciate the scripts for these Kill Counts. I'm especially noticing what I think are more pop culture connections than usual in this one but the care and effort it takes to make every line entertaining and educational without the need to explain every reference must be exhausting. It's brilliant stuff which is what brings me back to watch these time and again. Sincere thanks for the effort to everyone on the Dead Meat team.

The cyclist ducking under the crane at 21:15! That's some brilliantly organized chaos right there.

"The hats get stupider every shot "😂 Good movie 🤘🏾

James and his crew! Don’t ever apologize for the Kill Count releases being out of order. You guys are doing a great job! I’ve been watching Dead Meat for years now and you all are (pun intended) KILLING it!! 😄🔪 Keep up the great work!

I know this movie doesn’t get a lot of love, but I’ve always really liked it. Glad to see that it’s getting some spotlight.

I've seen this movie probably 10 times and it has NEVER disappointed. I love it.

I gotta say I really like how this has elements of Werewolf of London, The Wolf Man and An American Werewolf in London, it’s like they took bits from the 3 most influential werewolf movies to make something that’s mostly new

Watching this Kill Count made me love and appreciate this film more because of the behind the scenes of it and the passion going into it. I loved the Wolfman look and to see the behind the scenes on it made me appreciate that aspect of the film even more. I also always loved how this wasn’t a modern day film like the original film was with it taking place during the Victorian era it really made it feel like it could fit into the other universal monster movies from back in the day.

One of the best werewolves to me was “Dog Soldiers” I expected nothing from it and ended up loving it

I like how James rips on movies but also gives credit where credit is due. Also did the audio cut out for anyone else when he said “Good thing there’s a carriage full of cops who are willing.”?

@0:56 I actually like when in movies and such, the actor/character(however you wanna say it) doesnt always deliver lines 100% correctly / without slight messups or pauses etc. people in real life stutter and mess up when talking - it honestly makes it feel more real / genuine to me

Wait, did she say that they can only be released by someone who loves them at 8:24? So that makes them even harder to stop. How terrifying would it be if werewolves were actually real and would rampage like this? The Wolfman is already pretty OP from a physical standpoint. The speed, power, and durability, surpass basically anything and makes it top of the food chain, but then you have to love the person who is a werewolf to stop them for good. And then, adding to the difficulty, you have to use silver bullets or somehow be able to set it on fire and decapitate it.

This film is immensely underrated, need a sequel 🙏

Anyone else lose audio at 22:39 ?

Does the audio drop off at 22:34 for anyone else?

I don't know why, but the delivery on "whatever did it, was big, had claws, and didn't mind a load of buckshot" is so good. My favorite single line from the movie

The amount of references in this movie killed me. “All dogs go to heaven” was 100% the best one😂

I honestly think this movie deserves more credit, it's not bad at all

“Before the Silly Bobbeh” I love this part so damn much

1:28 hey. Cat in the hat goes hard

Does anyone else rewatch kill counts that they have already watched just for the commentary the kill counts for Halloween kills and better watch out are so damn good I've literally watched them both like 6 times each love his jokes such a good commentator I can't wait for the kill counts to come out each week

28:43 Missed opportunity to add Tommy Wiseau "YOU'RE TEARING ME APART LISA"

26:57 Werewolf Goomba-stomp through the roof!

This movie is symbolic, the fight between Lawrence and his Father speaks words, when his father tore off his clothes showing that he is no longer part of humanity but a true monster. While Lawrence keeps his clothes on showing that he is still part of humanity...

Did anyone else have an audio cut from 22:34-22:45?

22:23 - Where my sound at? James you sneaky sneak!

this channel is quite literally how i find good horrors to watch, i watch like 1-2 kills and watch it if it seems interesting/good

This is honestly one of my favorite werewolf movies. It does have its downsides but I just love the leads performance and the effects

This was the first R rated movie my parents took me to see when I was a kid, I love this movie so much and yes some of the performances were bad, but Del Toro was so great in it, the effects, and score of this film are absolutely fantastic. This movie is everything a Werewolf fan would want in the gore department it will always hold a special place on my heart.

26:12: Was waiting for the classic 'Boooooomeeeeey' sound from Matthew McConaughey jumping outta the damn window lol

the fact that i didn't know this movie existed until you decided to do these videos is why i love deadmeat so much. there are so many movies i wouldn't know about and never would have enjoyed if it wasn't for the kill counts.

Your "fursuit" joke and that transition before the kill count pie chart was amazing! Those alone made this kill count lol!

hey James, the audio cuts out at 22:34 and doesn't come back until 22:44. I have refreshed about 5 times and it has happened every time. Just wanted to give you a heads up.

Always love kill counts; glad to finally see some love for this movie, or at least some recognition of what it was trying to do! Anyone else notice a random lack of audio/eng-subtitles around 22:34 - 22:45? Is this due to a copyright strike warning?

10:56 "lawrence tells telld gwen she cant wait until the edge of tomorrow" 😂 nice one

At 10:45 I was thinking about how much the actor looked like Taika Watiti’s Blackbeard JUST as James made the Stede Bonnet joke. I love Dead Meat’s sense of humour so freaking much.

Despite its few flaws, I absolutely love this film, the werewolf is my second favourite after Kessler, and this was the last movie I went to see on the cinema with my grandad before he passed away, who was a huge wolfman 1941 fan and who also got me into horror, so to me this movie is so sentimental

This movie is so beautiful, I cant stop thinking about the visuals of it. The atmosphere it gives off too. And the Wolfman is designed perfectly

Super underrated remake imo. One of my favourite werewolf portrayals ever.

This werewolf moments in this movie scared the shit out of me when i was either 10 or 11 and i had a fear of werewolves. Now for some bizarre reason in my late teens I find werewolves cool and i can appreciate this movie (most of it) for giving me the sense of being terrified.

This movie is the perfect reflection of the time in which it was made. Messy production, uneven effects that are great when good but eye-rolling when not, some performances that leave you scratching your head while others shine through, and an absolutely killer gothic setting… I really enjoyed it :-D

i started watching the movies before the kill count and it makes the experience 100 times better

I love Del Toro’s performance, dude is just slowly swaggering through the entire thing.

It’s insane to me realizing James has been a part of my life for a huge portion of my life. Thanks for making us all horror movie nerds❤️

I really love this movie. It came out around the time when I started getting into horror movies so it has a special place in my heart

I love horror movies, but as I grow up I find myself not having the time to enjoy these movies like I use to. The way you explain movies and just talk about them brings joy, plus I can watch a 2 hour movie in the few mins. Keep up the good work! I appreciate it!

I love how both werwolf are so ready to rip their shirts off Their like " *Bring it on* "

Thanks for doing this James. The directors cut is fantastic and imo incredibly underrated. For all the incredible behind the scenes upheaval I think the film turned out pretty well.

I just rewatched this and remembered the “dust off the Cut Comparison” line. DOOOOO IIIIT DO IT. I loveedd the CC for so many reasons lol, I’d love to see it come back and see the Army of Darkness comparison

So I saw a comment about Anthony's performance being drowsy on purpose and I agree. Sir John is bored of being a human. Its about having power to him. Hiding who he really is would most definitely be boring to him. After confessing to Lawrence he kinda let's that kid out with the harmonica and so on. He loves the wolf within. Hes cold and calculating. Hell by the end of the movie he says "You're head of my kingdom Lawrence, you'll always be apart of my kingdom Lawrence" so it makes sense that Sir John would want to share this glory. And I'm doubly sure Sir John knew Lawrence would get out of the asylum.

I really love the thorough incorporation of behind the scenes clips and info! It makes the Kill Count so much more entertaining and informative, and it lets me enjoy Kill Counts way more for movies I've already seen. Man, I love this channel.

I always loved this movie, it's so much fun. Werewolves are my favourite monsters so I've got some bias. Not a lot of werewolf movies with this kind of budget behind them, even with its problems it's easily one of the more notable werewolf films. Also, the director's cut is definitely better, the theatrical version doesn't do the characters justice.

I loved this movie. I think it's underrated. I think Hopkins just played his role as John being an extremely cold man.

hopkins enjoyed this, and heres a quote from an interview about how he played the character: "So I thought well I'll play it like an, a quite, a much quieter man, based on someone that I knew when I was a little boy. He was an old farmer who was kind of eccentric and he used to come to my father's bake house. My father would give him stale bread to feed his pigs, you know. And I used to follow him, he was fascinating. We, all the kids, built up this fantasy about him that he was a demon or something. He was just a harmless old man, he didn't speak very much. So I based my character on him, and on the coldness-there's one line in the script when I say to Benicio Del Toro, I say 'by the way, I'm sorry to-your brother's body was found in a ditch, on the priory road. Do you have the right clothes for the funeral?' So cold. And I liked that about him. So I pulled that coldness right through the character. But he's not particularly crazy or bad or anything, he's just eccentric and distant and ice cold" edit: if he hadnt played it like the guy he knew, it would have been better

2:21 Director Joe Johnston, as James pointed out, also directed *_Jumanji_* : classic Robin Williams movie with eerie mysterious board game. As well as "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" & Jurassic Park 3 9:08 Hugo Weaving - I recall him voicing the bitter angry sheepdog Rex in sheep-pig movie: *_Babe_* (and briefly in _Pig in the City_ sequel) Another movie remake to add to my playlist of them

Derbyshire is pronounced DAR-be-shur, one of the UK's many confusingly pronounced place names Love ya James!

0:49 best acting there hands down 😭🙏🙏

When the kill count is half an hour long you know the movie is a bloodbath

Nothing beats a Friday afternoon Kill Count. James is such an amazing presenter it's insane ♥️

18:47. Loved this "Stage Fatality" reference here.

Who else thought he going to say furry fight at 24:42

This kind of reminds me of the film ***Seed of Chucky*** from 2004 when Don Mancini made an uncomfortable dark, colorful raunchy comedy starring Jennifer Tilly as a Meta-comedy actor playing herself and playing tiffany. The studio Universal did not make Seed as it was too uncomfortable and Dark

I remember going to the theater to see this. This movie isn’t perfect, but man I love this movie. I’m a sucker for werewolf movies and I can say I’ve seen this one at least a dozen times.

Thank you for finally spotlighting some werewolf films! I love werewolves and can't wait for you to cover An American Werewolf in London!

That’s not him acting poorly James, that’s LITERALLY how Hopkins acts lol, that’s his style, and his tone, in EVERYTHING!

"He finishes singing, 'Out There' and howls at the moon." I love you for this reference alone.

13:58 can't say I expected James to say a fursuit is a work of art...

Yess I love this movie! and honestly prefer it over the original one a it more. I know its far from perfect but I absolutely love the aesthetic the movie gives and gothic everything seems not to mention the acting as well.

I love the references you make in your videos, I'm always cracking up when I understand them

The effects in this one are super cool and learning all the behind the scenes for the stunts is a nice look into the making of the movie. Thanks for this one James!!!

12:27 Someone tell me why “no kith” made me laugh as hard as it did 😂 lol

Gotta say, as someone with a passion for special effects, I LOVE seeing it when effects artists are properly recognized for their craft.

Was it just me or did it cut out at 22:48

I had watched every video of yours up until about a year ago but around that same time got a new job and moved and just havent really had the time to watch. Its so cool to be watching you again and seeing all the new videos and the new set! You been working hard james haha Great job!!

I adore this movie, ive owned it on dvd ever since it came out.

i'm just a big werewolf nerd so i loved this movie!! i loved the transformation!

So impressed with how this channel has evolved. Great film analysis

Great video as always, James! Love to hear all the fantastic details about production and costume design!

As a Wolfman fan I can't hate this movie. The wolfman himself looks amazing, he's truly ferocious and scary in ways the original couldn't and while Benicio doesn't do an outstanding job, he's passable in the role and many scenes are truly awesome.

Im not sure what James was insinuating to when he referred to the dystopian horror classic "The cat in the hat", which is undoubtedly the best horror movie of the 21st century.

15:00 "Dar-bee-shear" is closer to how locals would say it.

Thanks as always for taking the time to go in-depth with all the movies u cover. Didn't know about the struggle this film went through. I happen to enjoy this film myself.