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I made the horrible mistake of watching this movie as a pre-teen and I now blame it for most of what I now find attractive. Hot guys in overalls, hot butch ladies, hot musician ladies, and Rick Moranis. The 80s was rough on everyone’s sexual taste.

The bit in the beginning where he cut his finger, stared at it, and then put it in his mouth was weird too. It was done for the ending symmetry, but it felt very unnatural the first time I saw it - wouldn't a human's instict be to put an injured finger in their mouth first, and only then look to see how bad it is?

It's interesting how you describe Brian Cox as "like Dracula" because I really feel like his portrayal of Hannibal Lecter influenced Claes Bang's performance as Dracula in the 2020 mini series of Dracula (which I'd love to see you guys discuss, I think you'd have strong mixed feelings haha)

Is it just me or does Reid sort of look like Aaron without glasses...?

Really enjoyed your views on creep, excited to see the future conversations you have! Quick question, what are both of your favourite horror movies? 😊

great video!

Hellll yes guys this was awesome! Love this movie and I’m glad to see you guys tackle other smaller horror film (Also would you guys ever consider talking about Mandy or Possum?)

Really interested discussion

Keep up the great work guys. Be the next Red Letter Media 😁👍. Maybe review current controversial movies to get more followers first?

the scene of Joseph in the tub pretending to bathe his son makes me cringe so hard every time, I have to skip it 💀

In Japan their spooky season is in the summer because of their history with spirits. I think the spirits arr supposed to be more active in the summer or something.

I'm loving this June Spooky Horror Season business

I know where you live

Aw, I wish you both liked it. I really like the Creep films. So unique and uncomfortable

Woo! First one here. This movie was hilariously creepy. It’s tubby time.

**spoilers for hell house 2 and 3 included in my comment Avery’s 3rd theory about the cornfield scene is actually not too far off from the truth in my opinion. although it’s true that alex had a lot waging on hell house and they were essentially broke and were counting on the ticket sales for the abbadon haunt , it’s also revealed that the person alex spoke to about the hotel was andrew tully so essentially he almost did make a deal with the devil. might not have been a purposeful deal with the devil but a deal nonetheless

i also get strong Brazil vibes with Joe vs the Volcano. Would LOVE you guys to dive deep into Under the Skin

Please rewatch this on shudder, ready to pause. There's loads of easter eggs on second watch mostly with the hosts wife popping up in monitors, in the stop watch on the table before the worm scene. I've seen this 3 times now and I'm still not sure I've spotted all the times she pops back up. I think you'd both appreciate seeing these 😊

I absolutely loved this video and have just subscribed. I couldn't agree more with everything you're saying. I watched Hell House LLC a while ago not expecting much, but now it's an annual must rewatch for me. I still wake up some nights now and look round my room just to make sure a ghost or clown isn't there! Great channel guys!

There’s a great interview with the director on the ‘Movie Mindset’ podcast. Great insight in to how he made it.

It feels more like a live action Felix the cat cartoon or those really early black and white only cartoons, rather than a modern Charlie Chaplin

Got to see this in theaters. It was wonderful. Regret my social anxiety stopping me from talking with the creator who was there -.- damn you my cowardice. To me it was a very special experience growing up on these types of movies etc. I want to rant about it but I gotta go to work.

i had the opportunity to watch hundreds of beavers in a historic independent theater with a full house. felt like how i assume it felt to watch black and white silent comedies back in the day. i agree the first bit is really slow, but it's so worth it for the ramp up to sweep you away. everything in each scene is planned out so meticulously, it's incredible. they deserve an oscar for the best use of a 2 man horse costume in a movie for sure.

Clearly I'm desensitized cause this movie didn't bother me at all lol I just thoroughly enjoyed it. I agree that it was well done and felt fresh. I've watched it 5 times already lol

Good review👍

RLM better watch out!

can confirm i was possessed to free trial shudder to watch this movie to watch this green take and maybe i'll even stay subscribed if shudder sponsers you (if any shudder employees are reading) (which i'm telepathically possessing them to do)

Happy birthday!

I Only Lasted 20 minutes but I'll persevere on your recommendation.

Keep doing your thing guys! Just discovered your channel and im a horror lover! Here to support.

Avery is James McAvoy levels of shmexy! Well done, sir!

I LOVED the whole series of Hell House. Especially because it really does end up building a much more in depth story and explains everything that happened without overexplaining stuff. Ive seen the first one probably too many times? It's like a comfort movie especially around Halloween. Great review.

This guy's accent was dropped half way through this flick. Made it disappointing to watch his performance.

Drag Me To Hell still has his comedy style. Evil Dead 2 isn't just horror comedy, it put horror comedy on the map, but the type of comedy is, is quite different than what you would expect from comedy horror, so I wouldn't write it off. Evil Dead 1 is trying to be horror though. The comment about it being an anime tournament arc is really interesting because Trigun had a quick draw competition episode.

I'm filled with a rage I've never felt before, your horror pass has been revoked, incinerated, and buried. Absolute slander. 🤨

Man this is like all the stuff I really enjoy about half in the bag without the filler. Best of luck to your channel guys, keep up the great work! I just had you guys pop up on my recommendations today and I’ll definitely be spreading the word

This guy, Not liking the Pizza time spiderman movies is making it very difficult to watch this video lol

I love Sam Rami and love this movie... totally didn't realize this was one of his. No sex involved in Crowe and Hackmen. He wanted to prove he was faster and better. You might have some issues if that is the reading you got.

He co directed holy grail with the other Terry, and didn’t direct life of Brian, or any of the other Python movies. That was the other Terry, Terry Jones, gotta give the Welsh boys some props! Anyway great chat! Subbing now!

I remember watching this movie with my dad when I was like 10. Started my love for westerns and it’s still my favorite because of how rewatchable it is

I was disappointed Sharon Stone didn't get naked. That lady loved getting naked on camera. She was naked in almost every movie she had ever been in.

Hell yeah! Great underrated gem

Forgotten by who, exactly? It has Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio in it. But I guess your generation finds it impossible to believe that anything existed prior to the Obama Administration.

I can't imagine watching Army of Darkness without Evil Dead 2! Fyi if it takes some pressure off, you kinda only need to watch ED2, since it's pretty much the final draft of Evil Dead rather than a sequel.

nice one guys

nice!!! I would like to recommend Bone Tomahawk or Under the Skin - both very good and original

Fantastic film on all fronts. Great discussion.

If tou feel inclined, Bubba Ho-tep was directed by Don Coscarelli, has phantasm actor cameos, and stars Bruce Campbell as Elvis Presley in a nursing home fighting a Mummy

Hell House has a decent following, that's why there's 3 sequels. The follow ups are garbage but the original is a great example of what can be accomplished with a limited budget