Next video: Winterbeast. I decided that one of the best things I could do for my channel was just watch a bunch of low budget horror movies, focus on getting some laughs, while enjoying the attempts at the craft of filmmaking.
Then I watched Winterbeast. Was it good? No. Was it great? Yes. What does that mean? I was greatly entertained, but the movie was not good.
You can watch this on Tubi right now. I don't know where else. Or buy it through Vinegar Syndrome.
Night of the Creeps is a horribly fantastic movie. It has inconsistency, missing plot, morbid jokes, and all around 88 minutes of just pure fun. https://youtu.be/ogztVrbM6n0
Working on my review for Night of the Creeps, when I came across a interesting discovery. So, question:
What does The Predator (2018), Lethal Weapon 4 (1998), and Robocop (1993) have in common? You may say, "Their the low points in their franchises." Which is true, but the answer I'm looking is...Fred Dekker. The director and writer for Night of the Creeps wrote, or scripted doctor, all three of these entries. He cannibalized Frank Miller's Robocop movie, which chased him away from Hollywood until Sin City, he scripted doctored Lethal Weapon 4 (which may or may not have ruin the movie), and he worked with his personal friend Shane Black on the abomination that is The Predator (2018).
A mysterious alien parasite jumps from body to body, turning ordinary people into violent criminals. FBI agent Lloyd Gallagher (MacLachlan) teams up with LAPD detective Tom Beck (Nouri) to track the creature across the city. As the alien leaves a trail of chaos, Beck begins to uncover secrets about Gallagher — and the true nature of the threat.
My review, short answer: 7/10. Why? That ending. Way to quick. From the death of Cliff to Gallagher becoming Beck was only 9 minutes. Need more room to breath. It need another thirty minutes.
Today on Horribly Fantastic Films we talk about...The Video Dead (1987). It has low budget charm, the oddest dialogue ever constructed by man (that I've seen), and weirdly gets funnier with each rewatch.
https://youtu.be/Z4nAe5rXX8E
Next video: Horribly Terrific Films - The Video Dead. A....bad movie. I wanted to say interesting, but, umm, no, it's bad. It was underfunded, with janky dialogue, minor and cheap special effects, and a direct release. But...something about it did make it fun to watch.
I was working on my next video, doing some background information, when I was reminded that Austin Powers Goldmember was released in 2002. I can't believe that this movie is almost twenty five years old.
Waited until I got a hundred subs, but now that I have accomplished that. I will be closing out the Stargate shorts on my main page (when I wrap up this last episode) and will be moving them over to...the Alpha Site. So, come visit and give a sub. I'll will be releasing Stargate shorts regularly (daily). youtube.com/@AlphaSiteShorts
Thomas Lauchlin
Next video: Winterbeast.
I decided that one of the best things I could do for my channel was just watch a bunch of low budget horror movies, focus on getting some laughs, while enjoying the attempts at the craft of filmmaking.
Then I watched Winterbeast.
Was it good? No. Was it great? Yes. What does that mean? I was greatly entertained, but the movie was not good.
You can watch this on Tubi right now. I don't know where else. Or buy it through Vinegar Syndrome.
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Thomas Lauchlin
Night of the Creeps is a horribly fantastic movie. It has inconsistency, missing plot, morbid jokes, and all around 88 minutes of just pure fun.
https://youtu.be/ogztVrbM6n0
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Thomas Lauchlin
Working on my review for Night of the Creeps, when I came across a interesting discovery. So, question:
What does The Predator (2018), Lethal Weapon 4 (1998), and Robocop (1993) have in common?
You may say, "Their the low points in their franchises." Which is true, but the answer I'm looking is...Fred Dekker.
The director and writer for Night of the Creeps wrote, or scripted doctor, all three of these entries. He cannibalized Frank Miller's Robocop movie, which chased him away from Hollywood until Sin City, he scripted doctored Lethal Weapon 4 (which may or may not have ruin the movie), and he worked with his personal friend Shane Black on the abomination that is The Predator (2018).
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Thomas Lauchlin
Next Horrible Fantastic Film - Night of the Creeps (1986)
The only thing I can say about this movie is that it, "Thrill Me."
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Thomas Lauchlin
A mysterious alien parasite jumps from body to body, turning ordinary people into violent criminals. FBI agent Lloyd Gallagher (MacLachlan) teams up with LAPD detective Tom Beck (Nouri) to track the creature across the city. As the alien leaves a trail of chaos, Beck begins to uncover secrets about Gallagher — and the true nature of the threat.
My review, short answer: 7/10. Why? That ending. Way to quick. From the death of Cliff to Gallagher becoming Beck was only 9 minutes. Need more room to breath. It need another thirty minutes.
Long answers the video:
https://youtu.be/AOgEMem64zk
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Thomas Lauchlin
Next video in the lineup, I'll be watching a movie that I've never even heard of until today....Have You Seen - The Hidden (1987)
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Thomas Lauchlin
Today on Horribly Fantastic Films we talk about...The Video Dead (1987). It has low budget charm, the oddest dialogue ever constructed by man (that I've seen), and weirdly gets funnier with each rewatch.
https://youtu.be/Z4nAe5rXX8E
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Thomas Lauchlin
Next video: Horribly Terrific Films - The Video Dead.
A....bad movie. I wanted to say interesting, but, umm, no, it's bad. It was underfunded, with janky dialogue, minor and cheap special effects, and a direct release. But...something about it did make it fun to watch.
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Thomas Lauchlin
I was working on my next video, doing some background information, when I was reminded that Austin Powers Goldmember was released in 2002. I can't believe that this movie is almost twenty five years old.
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Thomas Lauchlin
Waited until I got a hundred subs, but now that I have accomplished that.
I will be closing out the Stargate shorts on my main page (when I wrap up this last episode) and will be moving them over to...the Alpha Site.
So, come visit and give a sub. I'll will be releasing Stargate shorts regularly (daily).
youtube.com/@AlphaSiteShorts
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