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I did see this in the theatre, but I probably only rented it once or twice in the early 90's, therefore there are probably many parts that I have forgotten about entirely, and by that I mean they're not even in my memory banks.

Remake The Darkman!

aren't remakes and reboots the same thing?

As a kid I was glad when he died, but now I don’t really think he deserved it. Imagine if in Back to the Future, Marty murdered Biff, it would feel weird and out of place. Biff isn’t a good person but I don’t think he deserves to die and now I think that with Jim.

steel is a classic?????? gtfoh

Yes! Thank you! I’ve always been down for that idea! Too the point where I thought of an idea for a company that remakes movies that bombed and make them better. I’m even planning to remake an old 80’s movie that bombed years ago when I become a filmmaker. Sorry for talking too much. Just wanted to say that I love that idea. 😅

Remakes are basically rereleases because since home video exists, rerelease doesn't work as well. So remake creates the illusion of "new film" & old films can be sold again as new.

There's an old obscure film called Star Wars that could use a remake.

A lot of really older films would definitely benefit from a remake. Martin Scorsese does this with his movies all the time. Movies like Silence are absolute classics. Classic movies like Metropolis or Battleship Potemkin could also benefit from a remake and introduce to audiences to some interesting cinema they would not have gotten to explore, otherwise.

I would love a remake of Thinner

I want a killer klowns from outer space remake

How about we stop remaking ANYTHING? I’m over it. The Old Dark House is perfect as-is, and has already had a couple of unnecessary remakes…don’t need another.

Great video, Kenny! I wouldn't mind remakes of some 50s/60s B movies. Like House on Haunted Hill or Wasp Women. I reallllllllly hated that remake of Nightmare. To this day I'm upset I saw it.

I’d like to see a remake of Jeepers Creepers. I’d also like to see a spin-off of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air that follows Carlton going on whacky adventures and being all goofy. Great video, Ken!

I think I’m the only person on the planet who liked the first Suicide Squad movie better than the do-over.

You sure do love horror films! Looking forward to seeing another top ten list at some point. 😁 WE! WANT! MORE! CONTENT!

Damn! I was just about to say Shadow and Chance from Homeward Bound and that’s your number one. Yes the last scene with Shadow is still one of my favorites. That film was my introduction to the great outdoors that I’ve loved ever since. I’ll give an honorable mention to Wishbone the wise storyteller Jack Russell who always found himself in a good book. Great video bro!

While not a "good boy", I've always liked Muttley from Whacky Races. Hehehehe.

I really like Carface from All Dogs Go To Heaven! That was one Mean Pooch!

Great video, Kenny Steps! I would say the dog Hercules (AKA The Beast) from The Sandlot is a great movie dog. Also The dog Chopper from Stand By Me has a very small role but is a great movie dog too. Looking forward to the next video!

From what I understand, yes, I think so. Here's why. For starters, he was a jealous narcissist who hated Edward just because he was different and treated him like trash. And the way he bullied him became more and more severe throughout the film. Plus he even tried to kill him at the end, he had a gun. Edward was acting in self-defense when he stabbed him with one of his scissors and pushed him out the window of his mansion to his death.

I know Rocky is only fictional character, but he's 10 times better than the human being than created him

Rocky 1 is my top 2 favorite movie.

Besides Raimi Spiderman Trilogy, the Rocky franchise and Rocky Balboa inspired me as a kid to not only go to the gym, learn the skill of boxing, but it made me want to be a better man.

You can only make that trade 3 times 😂

That first date was a little more than "awkward" 😅

I wish I snagged this blu ray when it was in the bargain bins. Now we have to sell our info for a free trial STARZ account. Based on these scenes, the chemistry seems natural and I need to see this! Great review Tex!

To be perfectly clear, I'm well aware that Fritz Lang's "M" is an immortal classic and that it's generally more popular than "Stand Up Guys." My point was more that the latter has the mainstream appeal of the cast, while "M" is more of a niche interest, despite its enduring legacy.

Great stuff, Ken! Solid review and I like the corny joke at the end. Keep it up!

I was part of that $5 million box office. Great movie. "Give her your pants!"

Very well made. I was entertained the whole way through. I would say that Mortal Kombat Annihilation is so bad it's good.

Btw I grew up with this movie. If anyone who worked on this movie sees this comment - Well done. Super movie.

I think so. It was self-defence and self-defence is acceptable.

We will watch your carrier with great interest

Hey at my job, i do nothing but listen to video essays all day long. This is really well put together, impressive, and easy to follow! Ive never heard of your channel but you definitely got a new subscriber here.

Why doesn't this have more recognition

The monotone speech type is doing wonders helping me sleep. Overall, nice vid.

Thank you. Attack of the Clones is the absolute worst star wars movie. It's just so boring. Also, I feel like most of the "self aware" sequels are just hollow shells. Notable examples being Zoolander 2, Anchorman 2, and Super Troopers 2

Easy answer: Yes! He's another dumb jerk who got what he deserved. The second he said or did something that shows how bad he is. I immediately knew he was a goner and I was rooting for it. But with how you preferred an ending like Jim getting arrested for life or died in an accident without Edward causing it like Jim getting clumsy and falls through the window but either way. I'm leaning more into how Jim met his fate. Also, I like how you covered some good history here in cinemas. This film is a classic.

i think his death was ultimately a final corruption of edward, making it so that edward can’t ever truly leave humanity behind because his hands are still stained with the blood of someone he killed. necessary? probably not. for good reason? yes.

YES

Great commentary and gags, Ken! That comment from Ebert js revisionist history. So many of the old film nior and classic horror films end with someone dying. I don't know how he missed that since this movie is like a modern retelling of Frankenstein. Also, good slob reference.

100%! He needed to Die! Dude was a complete piece of Shit! Burton has said writing and directing that scene was very Cathartic for him since Jim was based on his High school Bullies! Kudos to Anthony Michael Hall! Very Different Role from what he was known for at the Time! He really Bulked up!

Great top 10 list! I'm glad you mentioned The Funhouse. I remember watching it with you when we were kids. Now hurry up and make another video!

First video is pretty solid. Looking forward to watching the channel grow.