That'd be pretty rad. I'd love it if Shudder could get Bit on the service. Would be a good one to feature & that movie deserves more eyes on it.
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The Last Drive-In |OT| Joe Bob Says Check It Out!
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That'd be pretty rad. I'd love it if Shudder could get Bit on the service. Would be a good one to feature & that movie deserves more eyes on it.
On a sadder note. My local drive-in was shut down, sold and is being torn down to make "affordable housing"
Hell just grab some Hammer films and you could have another marathon.
Hell just grab some Hammer films and you could have another marathon.
Respect Joe Bob. I started writing when I was 8 and still suck at Scrabble. And Wordle. And any of that crap.
I think it might be on the Tubi TV app for free. But otherwise, it's got a Region 2 DVD & for rent on Amazon. Shame how little exposure it's got.
Also the character actor Sydney Lassick is in Alligator, think I only saw him in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest before, and then I see him in both Alligator and another film on Shudder off Shudder TV in the same week. Wish I could remember the name it was pretty creepy, he played a peeping tom that kidnaps women and tosses them in a basement with a malformed person also stuck down there that harasses the women. Maybe someone here can tell me what the title is lol
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Hellbender. Apparently this is a recent movie, haven't heard of it but several of the cast and crew are there
I just know Joe Bob is going to bring up the fact that Shane Black was such a dick, that he asked Dracula to really scare the shit out of the little girl near the end of the film because he couldn't get a realistic reaction from her.
Oh no. Oh no, no, no, no.
I saw it at our horror film festival out here in Colorado last October, and good god I found it to be a boring chore to get through. But y'all might like it.
Oh no. Oh no, no, no, no.
I saw it at our horror film festival out here in Colorado last October, and good god I found it to be a boring chore to get through. But y'all might like it.
Also Joe Bob:
Phantom of the Opera
The Heathers
The Evil Dead
Musical Horror is a real thing.
Phantom of the Opera
The Heathers
The Evil Dead
Musical Horror is a real thing.
Bah, I guess we will see but you got solid taste so I'm inclined to trust that assessment
I'm putting Beetlejuice: the Musical in the category too. Hahah.
And I saw you mentioned Repo! Should include The Devil's Carnival too.
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That's the one! Immediately recognized the actor that played the person in the basement off the google search heh. Thanks!
Movie is creepy as hell. Need to devote my full attention to it at some point. Shudder has been killing it with the 80s stuff this past month.
Yep, it's this one.
The Monster Club - Wikipedia
It's like Amicus Tales From the Crypt and Top of the Pops had a baby.
Side note: It's absolutely criminal that The Monster Club blu-ray is out of print & obscenely priced on the secondary market. Someone needs to come along & re-release this gem.
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First time I saw this movie was when I saw an old VHS tape of Elvira hosting it. Decades later, I'm watching Joe Bob host it.
You gotta grow old, but you don't gotta grow up; I guess. Hahah
You gotta grow old, but you don't gotta grow up; I guess. Hahah
I would pay good money to hear Joe Bob rant on whatever while on shrooms.
Soundtrack by: John Williams? (no, not that John Williams)
The old guy next to Vincent Price also played a vampire in Vamp (1986)
Soundtrack by: John Williams? (no, not that John Williams)
The old guy next to Vincent Price also played a vampire in Vamp (1986)
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I'd rather not use that word.
The writing is so sharp & the delivery perfect in the actual club scenes.
The writing is so sharp & the delivery perfect in the actual club scenes.
I believe the last segment of this movie is easily one of my favorite stories in one of these anthologies.
Is that one the:
The film director trapped in the village? I love that segment so much. Can't remember if that's the last one or not though.
Yep that's it. I'll be honest it legit creeps me out, I love anything gothic like that
Man, I'm jealous of you folks watching this for the first time. I love discovering a new Price film for the first time. His performances are always captivating regardless how often he's on-screen.
Lol. I haven't seen this movie in almost 30 years but I remembered every line of the song.
Also. John Carradine and Vincent Prince were only 5 years difference in age. Yet John Carradine looks almost 20 years older.
Also. John Carradine and Vincent Prince were only 5 years difference in age. Yet John Carradine looks almost 20 years older.
John Carradine was born old I think. There's a segment in Night Gallery that's like 10 years before this and he looks older there than he does here.