"I should have known if a guy like me talked to a girl like you, somebody would end up dead." So relatable.

Best lines in the whole movie is whenever Tucker asks "Are you ok?" whenever someone ends up dying horribly.

The woodchipper scene never fails to make me cry laughing. Alan Tudyk's scream is perfection lmao

"It's true, Chad - You're half hillbilly!" My favorite quote from a movie chalk full of great ones.

" I don't even like fishing" the most dramatic line in the movie.

I knew that you guys would fall for Dale! He's such a sweetheart. I am so glad you watched this.

"It's true, Chad. You're half hillbilly" and "We've had a doozy of a day" are two of the great movie quotes from the horror-comedy genre.

My favorite quote from this movie was from Alan Tudyk when the cop shows up “We were making improvements to my new house, when all of a sudden out of nowhere these kids.. started killing themselves all over my property” 😂😂

I think one of the big references being missed here is "Deliverance". That movie is pretty much the source of the hillbillies in the woods murdering people trope. The scene at the gas station in particular is invocative of that movie.

This is one of those movies that I could watch over and over and it would still be hilarious. The fact that Tucker and Dale don't even realize why these kids are dying the way they are is comedic gold. Such a clever script and how the actors that play Tucker and Dale pull it off is amazing.

little fun fact for the pickledd eggs : Tyler Labine (Dale) and Alan Tudyk (Tucker) laughed so much during the scene at the gas station that they had to repeat the scene a lot, because of that Tyler ate almost 2/3 of those eggs. when you watch that scene again you see that the eggs are differently filled in every shot ^^

I still quote the way Dale says, “We got your friend!” from this film. Lol It’s such a classic comedy with probably the highest number of Three’s Company-type of misunderstandings in one single film. It just gets funnier as the plot moves along.

It's just heart-warming to follow these two absolutely lovable dorks. Tucker & Dale are pretty adorable, too. I found this movie only recently, but it's become one of my favorite movies to react to. Not just because of the surprising storyline, but for the stupidly likable protagonists.

"I shoulda known that if a guy like me talked to a girl like you, somebody'd end up dead" stands as one of the greatest lines in cinema history. Fight me.

I love the part where they try to explain everything to the officer. When I saw it the first time I nearly had tears in my eyes from laughing. Such a good film.

One of my favorite movies ever. Alan Tudyk is a great comedy actor. Dale was in a show about a guy who sees ghosts that was pretty fun.

Alan Tudyk constantly putting beer on any injury is my favorite 😂

One of the best comedies to come out in years. "We've dad a doozy of a day officer"

Such a fantastic movie. Two of the most wholesome and loveable leads in recent history. And huge props to the actor who played Chad as well. He is brilliant in his own right.

It's really only now occurred to me just how much this movie makes it clear that Chad wasn't simply overreacting to the Allison situation. He was trained and prepared to do violence and came looking for someone to hurt. He is strong and good at fighting. He has these wildly inappropriate skills like stringing someone up from a tree, rigging a spear trap, and axe throwing. It was his idea to come to "hillbillie" country, with seemingly no input from his friends. I'm betting that they didn't actually forget the beer, but that Chad deliberately left it behind so as to keep a clear head. He was also fiercely against seeking help from the cops, and was horrible to his friends for not sharing his bloodlust. So yeah. Chad really always was the evil in this film. Even before his face melted.

One of my favorite movies. The scene where the guy jumped into the wood chipper and tucker said "are you ok?" almost made me piss myself laughing

They consistently put out a ton of content even when they have planned vacations or a power outage. They go out of their way to make sure that their release schedule does not get interrupted. George and Simone are a joy to watch as well. Give them a Patreon sub or the next time you have company over your pet will continuously fart.

Love this movie! There were talks of a Sequel, but it was cancelled due to lack of interest. I would love to have seen Tucker and Dale in another crazy adventure.

One of the best horror comedy movies of all time. Knew you two would love it.

When Dale threw the ax through the air that freed Allison, that was a reference to Friday the 13th part 3. Part 3 was in 3D so there were super obvious "we're inserting things into the film to take advantage of 3D" like someone playing with a yo-yo directly into camera. There was a thrown ax that went right toward camera. The joke on this film is that it's not in 3D, so putting it in as a reference is the joke because it doesn't look like something someone would do.

The ending with BJ hitting the girl I always interpret it as the same thing as the beginning: we've misread a situation & are assuming the worst.

One of the greatest surprises I've ever seen. I happened across this on Netflix years ago and I needed something fun, so I gave it a chance and it was one of the best decisions. I've lost count of how many times I've seen this now.

Yes yes yes this movie was a sweet surprise that keeps giving every time I rewatch it. “On accident” 😂😂😂

Evil Dead is a chunk of the inspiration for this movie.

Alan Tudyk shines, as always. He had a cameo in the second season of the Rookie TV show (reunion with Nathan Fillion) and it was amazing.

OMG I wasn't ready to see Tucker & Dale on this channel, at not til October but you guys just made my day.

I love how when George quotes "...To Infinity!", Simone spikes the camera!

I remember having doubts about this movie before i watched it. Boy was i wrong, cause i fell in love with this movie atleast halfway through.

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is definitely one to watch. Also, “The Hills Have Eyes” remake is a step up from the original. And for other similar horror films, The first two Wrong Turn films are worth a spin.

Great reaction! This movie contains one of my favorite quotes ever. "I should have known if a guy like me talked to a girl like you, somebody would end up dead." This is such a smart movie, so much fun to watch and re-watch.

Films that this takes inspiration from: Deliverance, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Hills Have Eyes and Wrong Turn to name a few.

I remember watching this movie knowing nothing about and by the end i was clapping. Such a gem of a movie.

I was shocked at how good this movie turned out to be! Tucker and Dale are fleshed-out, realistic, relatable humans being judged for how they look and act in a crazy world, smart like Cabin in the Woods. Good stuff!

"It's a suicide pact! These kids are comin' out here and they're killin' themselves all over the woods."" "Oh my God, that makes so much sense." "We've got to hide all of the sharp objects!"

I'm so glad you finally found this classic. There are so many classic horror films referenced, and this has the most Epic horror death ever... " Are You Okay.???"

The first Texas Chainsaw movie is fascinating--it's basically a horror premise shot like an art film. And yes, the chainsaw spin is a reference to that one--at the end, the killer basically does a little dance in a field. Just keep in mind that part of the "art film"-y direction it takes is "forget the tropes, we're just going to be mean-spirited and evil, like the villains are meant to be", so the horror is less "spooky jump-scares" and more "I am so very very uncomfortable".

I do recommend that you check out The Hills Have Eyes. It's a good one. I actually went to the filming location about 7 years back. It's not what you thought it was. Different story. Has nothing to do with rural towns.

When she says "I love camping!"😂😂

Texas chainsaw massacre is certainly scary but it achieves it scares more through its camera work and sound design. It doesn't have much as far as on screen gore and does a good job of implying it instead. I consider it one of the best horror movies because of the way it does this.

I've seen a few reactions to this film and every one of them scoff at pickled eggs. So flerken delicious. I'm not even a big pickle fan (not what it sounds like) but they are seriously good. Definitely worth a try if you have a chance.

This movie pretty much makes fun of the entire horror genre of teenage slasher films of the 80's and 90's as well as movies like Deliverance... Which I personally would love to see your review of.

Being from Appalachia and living in a small wooded/forested town, sometimes people would pass through from out of town and go hiking in some of the amazing trails here. There’s really nothing to do but drink or do drugs here, and my friends and I being against that stuff, we’d always go out in the woods and fuck around. Can’t tell you how many people we scared out there, by not doing anything and just minding our own business lol it’s really funny how people freak out if there’s other people in the woods with them. It’s why I love this movie so much lol I can kind of relate to Dale and Tucker.

Great reaction, love this film as a horror fan, it parodies so much of the classic horror films and turns them on their head, definitely up their with Hot Fuzz for what it does. Main play is on the Evil Dead (Reclusive cabin in the woods with no escape), but also covers Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Cabin Fever, Friday the 13th, Hills Have Eyes, Wrong Turn and probably a few more nods to other films in there. Either of these are good but please see the original versions, so much better. FYI Simone, Texas Chainsaw Massacre (the original) not as gory as you'd think. Hills Have Eyes however, probably the more horrific of the titles mentioned.

I like your 28 Days with hillbillies idea, George.

Yes! You really should begin reacting to classic horror movies! It would be so fun.

This is one of my favorites movies, glad you watched it :) I got some references for you with movies: 1.The place the cabin is, is close to a lake - this would be camp crystal lake with x amount of college-kid - Friday The 13th, i prefer 2009. 2. as George mentioned the chainsaw run / dance if from texas chainsaw, i prefer the 2013 release. 3. the old / weird cabin i referred as the cabin in Evil dead, i would not recommend the newest remake on this, is way to much. 4. the hillbilly killer thing is referred to "Wrong Turn" and i would say "hills have eyes" both good, but i like the remake of the Hills have eyes 2006. Also as a fun fact, the movie was first cut as the college-kids point if view, but got changed before the release. 2nd fun fact, in deadpool 2, when Cable goes back in time he first meets to guys drinking and chilling with their pick up truck, that is Ducker and Dale

The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a masterpiece! It will traumatise Simone but def watch it!

I've never actually seen this movie, because I can't do gore. But I do like *listening* to reactions of it. And peeking when I know it's a silly part and not an injury part. A super fun premise for a movie. I'm glad yall enjoyed it!

Dale is Tyler Labine, who was in a short lived show on CW called Reaper. He was very funny in it and the show was pretty good, with quite a few well known actors

Love this movie. Not only incredibly humorous and Dale being such a sweetheart, but the real gold of this movie is taking the cliche "innocent college kids get attacked by evil hill billies" and flipping it on its head. A great subversion of expectations and a poignant social commentary as well.

The tropes are mostly Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), The Evil Dead, The Hills Have Eyes, and Wrong Turn. All are like MANDATORY viewing, so bump those to the top of your queue

Well that was an err... Doozy of a reaction. I adore this film! If you fancy another irreverent giggle fest of a horror movie look up James 'Guardians of the Galaxy' Gunn's directorial debut 'Slither' (2006) its a totally underrated gem!

I've been asking every reaction channel I watch to see this movie. It's so friggin' hilarious. The first time I watched it, my stomach hurt from laughing. Just one of those rare comedies. You might wanna try A Fish Called Wanda as well.

The seminal work with "Beware of the countryside folk" movies is Deliverance by John Boorman. Beware, though. It's terriifying in ways I promise you you're not prepared for. That said, It's a brilliant thriller movie. And the source of a bunch of memes you didn't know where they came from.

I live in the state where this takes place. This was filmed in your neck of the woods, because it doesn't look anything like that around here (kinda wish it did sometimes, though it is really beautiful here). One of the best things about this movie (aside of everything) is the fact that the only person that comes close to a decent Appalachian accent is the damn Canadian (Tyler Labine/Dale). You might recognize him from Rise of the Planet of the Apes. He plays the scientist/handler who gets infected from that sneeze. And you're thinking of the Hills Have Eyes, which also takes place in WV! I promise it's not like that around here. I've had to fend off murderous inbred lunatics like 2, maybe 3 times tops. Also, revolvers don't have a safety catch like semi auto handguns. The only safety is the heavy trigger pull. They probably did that on purpose though, there are a lot of little references and easter eggs in this movie. Dale was, however, holding the safety back on the nail gun, which you have to do if you want to fire one at something that isn't point-blank wood.

The guy who played Chad did such an awesome job. I always like the bad guys in movies. It's got to be so much fun to play a character like Chad haha.

you could argue that Deliverence (1971) was probably the first big instance of the Killer Hillybilly trope...or the class terror genre if you like, not the first apearance but the most significant as it had such an impact on mainstream popular culture.Texas Chain Saw Massacre two years later really cemented it. Texas chain saw in a much more layered fashion though; its smarter and well observed in its protaganists and offers satirical commentary on everthing from media violence in the shadow of vietnam war(Deliverance wears its Vietnam allusions on its sleeve), the forgotten rural class, and the consumption of meat. It's a siminal masterpiece. As with most these things, the films that followed and refined the trope took only the superfical surface: the chainsaw, the checkshirts and the dead bodies.

Seeing you guys do this movie made me a fan of this channel for life. Not a well known movie but one of my favorites. Thanks for making these reviews entertaining

The DVD has an extra where you can watch the movie from the college kids perspective.

By far, the chainsaw and the woodchipper scenes are my favorite parts in this movie.

I got unreasonably happy when I saw this pop up in my feed. Love ya'll!

Cabin in the Woods (2011) also has a very strong aspect of satire that you might have largely missed if you aren't well versed in the genre back catalogue classics. Sigorney Weaver's presence in Sci-fi or Horror pretty much signals satire or parody, at least in the last few decades. Now that you've done the Cornetto Trilogy, you need to see Paul (2011), for instance. It's a great satire of fandom, alien abductions, social commentary tropes, stoner culture, and sci-fi thrillers. And either a tribute to, or a satire of, the Cornetto Trilogy, sort of an honorary fourth trilogy movie, but not, also, a way of including the US in something very fun and British, while keeping the British part properly British. Good fun.

Fun fact this movie is directed and written by Eli Craig who happens to be Sally Fields son

I'd love to have seen a sequel to this movie. TUCKER, DALE AND ASH Vs THE EVIL DEAD ARMY OF DARKNESS! A crossover with that title would be gory comedy gold.

Deliverance (1972) is one of the seminal "hillbilly horror" films and is a really interesting film, many levels above the typical horror. Directed by visionary director John Boorman (Point Blank, Excalibur, Hell in the Pacific), it stars Jon Voight and Burt Reynolds, in one of his best performances. Southern Comfort (1981) is an often overlooked entry in the hillbilly category. Like Deliverance, it's more a psychological horror, rather than a visceral, blood and guts shocker.

Joy Ride is a really underrated horror movie you guys should check out. It’s not super scary, more like a thriller with horror elements. Also it has the beautiful Paul Walker and the hilarious Steve Zahn.

Beautiful and cutting satire on urban discrimination against rural communities in America, great movie great reaction

The gas station scene seemed at least distantly related to I Spit On Your Grave, and of course, a wood chipper was a prominent supporting actor in Fargo.

I love this movie!! really makes you think about scary movies from another perspective, and it's HILARIOUS!

I had an ass-kicking day at work and saw this in my feed; no question, had to watch it with you guys because it's a cult classic & I *KNEW* Simone would have a small crush on how sweet Dale was & George would pick up on a lot of other horror movie tropes being turned comedic. It needs a sequel in the worst way.

"Wrong turn" I think is one of the movies they're parodying

That plank swinging at tucker in the beginning reminds me of meth den security systems 😂 like the absurd booby traps to make sure the cops don’t take their stash

Yes, one of my favorite movies ever! Definitely best duo ever!

The first time I saw the guy dive into the wood chipper I almost shat myself laughing. This movie makes a great double feature with Cabin in the Woods

Since you didn't mention it, it's worth noting that this film was made by a Canadian production company, filmed in Alberta, and many of the actors were Canadian. That includes Tyler Labine (Dale) who has been in over 100 TV Shows and films since 1991, but is still practically unknown.

Same, I wish there was a "Tucker and Dale vs Evil-er", I would watch that for sure.

There's a classic that I know that you guys would love. LITTLE BIG MAN. It's Dustin Hoffman's finest role. It also has Chief Dan George, Faye Dunaway, and several other big names, but it's still one of the most underrated movies despite it being one of the greatest Westerns ever. It's one of my all time favorites.

"You are a good-looking man, more or less". Best line ever

Best hillbilly movie ever was Deliverance (1972) staring Burt Reynolds in an amazing dramatic role. This is a must see. There are scenes in this movie you will never forget. "Squeal like a pig" and "You have a perty mouth".

This is such a funny movie!! i love how the hilbilly killer trope is preceived, but reversed! Tucker and Dale are Hilarious!

“Dale” did another horror comedy called Cottage County If you’re looking for similar horror comedy, I’d say The Final Girls 2015 the one with younger farmiga sister

One of my favorites. It's so good. Very unique storyline.

As someone that lives alone in a Cabin in the Woods, this movie gave me a complex about college kids.

This was so long ago. Wrong Turn is one you guys have to see. Simone will appreciate the fact that Eliza Dushku stars in that one

One of the most hilarious horror-comedies ever made!

Dale is played by the Canadian actor, Tyler Labine from Brampton. He's pretty funny, sometimes, in Hulu's Deadbeat series.

I am so glad you watched this movie! It is genius!

It pays homage to most of the horror classics, The cabin (Evil Dead), The Hills have eyes, wolf Creek, for your " Wrong turn" Horror, Friday the 13th with the lake setting and the perspective of the college kids, Texas Chainsaw for sure, they definitely were inspired by some hard hitters, that much is obvious after watching.

Yesssssss watch Texas Chainsaw Massacre!!! And yeah the chainsaw bit was probs referencing TCM they cabin reminded me of the one in Evil Dead.

I'm so glad you two finally watched this. Legit my favorite movie.

Yea it does reference a few Horror’s, mostly Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Evil Dead and Friday the 13th.

4:30 when Sergeant pepper taught the band to play

I partied with Tyler Labine and Ryan Gosling back in the 90s when they was on Breaker high.

I have never forgotten to take my socks off before showering, but I have left my glasses on.

I wonder why the actor playing Dale hasn't been in more movies. He is GREAT!!