Speaking of censorship, let us not forget Disney+ covering the bare backside of an in-her-prime Daryl Hannah in Splash. Truly a crime against humanity!
I'm crushed hearing this. I wonder if it's also censored on digital to purchase. Not that I'm a total perv or anything it's just that scene is so very necessary , especially to young lads like me back in the 80's 🤣
Me too. I want to watch what I want, when I want. Not dictated by some asswipes who allow a few random items to "stream" at a certain time. Because what I see is say I purchase Jurassic Park. Okay, so if I don't watch it for 10 years and then want to watch it, will it be availabe to me? I doubt it. So I paid for something, yet I don't have the actual item......I do not like that. It all comes down to money.
Joe Bob is beyond correct. Unless its ONLY on VHS, i disregard tape. Laserdisc, DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra Blu-ray along with NES to Nintendo Switch cartridges & PS4 discs, physical books and comics etc. It is MY Private Property. Partially one thing i think is disheartening with my generation who are upper middle-class and Upper-class socialists? They disregard physical property the moment it inconveniences them. Funny thing in my case, wall sheleves filled with games, movies, books, i have to do wall shelves i have a 135lbs Cane Corso, trying to give him more floor space. Point is, display your media, be proud of it, it is YOUR physical PRIVATE property
I've been a connoisseur of physical media my whole life -- laser discs, Betmax, VHS, DVDs and now, Blu-rays. Once the moral overlords started restricting access content, I became all the more grateful to have my physical copies to enjoy in their entirety. Streaming services are the worst about this, which is why I don't even bother with anything but Shudder.
He leaves out a bit of context on the Clownhouse story. That director's other movies are available, and in fact they still make movies (the Jeepers Creepers series). The reason that particular film is hard to find is because the abuse he was arrested for occurred with one of the actors, during production.
Then watch his current show...its pretty much exactly the same thing. Actually the lack of censorship and commercials make it a little more like Drive In Theater on The Movie Channel in the 80s and early 90s, but even so. He's still doing it.
5:38 And those are the kinds of people who banned films like "Song of the South" and precisely for the reasons Joe Bob Briggs says. What you have left are the copies on video cassette and LaserDisc that are still in circulation.
Some African American Commentators who did not like Song of South said they don;t want to Film Banned. They think the Film should be shown, but we should talk about the Film. I'm for that instead of censoring the Film.
Clownhouse is a case where apparently the family of Victor Salva's victim requested it be pulled out of print, on account of said victim being in the movie.
I had to watch this rant again after the recent news broke about Best Buy announcing its discontinuing DVDs and Blu-rays come 2024. I'm a definite supporter of physical media and would hate to see boutique labels like Vinegar Syndrome, Severin, etc. fold due to the shrinking marketplace for stores that sell Blu-rays & DVDs. I miss having multiple options for stores to shop for movies, from Media Play (whose selection crushed Best Buy's, to say nothing of MP's book, video game, CD, and other departments) and Suncoast Motion Picture Co. to Sam Goody's and Coconuts. The 21st century just continues to get worse in terms of people being disconnected from face-to-face life and having actual places to meet. Once Best Buy axes its DVDs and Blu-rays, the only options left for movies on physical media will be Wal-Mart, Target, Barnes & Noble, FYE (what's left of it), regional chains like Bull Moose in northern New England, and the odd independent store. Truly sad. 😭
I’ve gotta agree with him. I prefer my DVDs to be honest. As much as I love to watch movies on Netflix, Amazon, etc there’s a far better feeling of comfort I get from physical media, knowing that I own it, and that it’s not just going to disappear because Netflix’s contract expired. And on Censorship… He does have a point, but the Internet is such a huge expanse of code and separate entities that whatever you want will available somewhere, whether or not it’s practical, easy to locate or even legal is another matter, but it’s probably somewhere out there. I don’t really have too much of an opinion on Censorship in general anyway. Yes, I know all about Free Speech and whatever, but that doesn’t really apply to the Ratings system or companies refusing to purchase something they don’t want to show. You have a right to say what you want, just be mindful that you don’t have a right to be listened to.
I think the appeal of VHS is more about nostalgia. You get to see old previews and imperfections in the sound and picture quality. I had a copy of True Lies on VHS that was recorded off of HBO in the 90’s or early 00’s. I can still remember some of the flaws in the tape where the picture or music was distorted. I watched that tape like 100 times.
I still buy Used VHS tapes because so far its the only way to get some of these obscure gems for my collection because they have never been released on DVD. Either that or it's an out of print DVD going for 250 bucks on ebay
He’s 100% right. The censors aren’t opposed to any of these films or music. They don’t care. They just have to guarantee the stock price for the corporation and controversy is risk. Risk drops stock price. They dgaf about free speech. Movie causes a fuss? eliminate it. Pretty soon it won’t just be extreme music or movies… it’ll be everything. They Live is becoming a reality, sadly. BUY THE PHYSICAL MEDIA!
Good evening Joe and friends.. That's why I just spent fifty bucks on the UHD Last Waltz film.. While I do continue to purchase films via Google etc; anything that i really love, particularly music related, ends up on DVD, Bluray or 4K Disc. I'm hoping to eventually wean myself off of Digital Streaming Service completely and finally go back to choosing a film off my shelf as the only way for me to view a film. Perhaps it's a good idea to purchase an extra Bluray player while they're still available. Skits such as those we see on Red Letter Media and the VHS repair shop, I'm confident they'll be Bluray repair shops still around, at least till my time is done within the next 20-30years.. 🇨🇦 ✌️ ❤️
my advice would be DO safe those VHS tapes because when a sturdy pre-1990s VCR gets a malfunction after 30 years of usage you can usually MacGyver jerry-rig it to start working again but try building your own microchips or laser-eye for your DVD/Bluray player that with regular use is guaranteed to quit working within 10 years and by that time they stopped fabrication and replacing it will be as difficult as trying to rent Edward Penishands 3 on LaserDisc from a Blockbuster Video Store next to a RadioShack that sells new factory-sealed blank E-240 VHS triple-packs
@@josephmayfield945 um, yes it is. VHS is blaring and dynamic when used properly. that huge thick tape is just like reel tape. Watch the trailer for the movie Marshall Law with Cynthia Rothrock on the blu ray then on the same disc there is the VHS promo. The VHS version is much louder. And has a broader deeper sound.
@@MontagTheMagician you obviously don’t know how VHS, or any magnetic tape works. Every time it is played, it loses resolution. The tape is worn from friction. It also loses resolution each time it is copied from its original source. These issues do not happen with DVD or Blu Rays. The instance you gave of the trailer and VHS promo is most likely that the quality of the original source material were different. The original trailer and the VHS promo weren’t recorded at the same time on the same equipment so they didn’t come from the same source
@@darthjsin So you record it onto a DVD-R and watch the DVD-R problem solved. Or put it on Handbreak and make a MKV out of it. You obviously like to act smug with the word "obviously". It's not 1989 anymore, I think that's obvious. I own thousands of movies and have never been blown out of my chair (not even on a giant home entertainment center) with the sound of a blu ray like I have with a VHS tape. Yeah, you're right, the other source was probably a DVD which are much quieter than a VHS tape.
I'm assuming this is from the Hellbound Hellraiser 2 episode? Gotta go rewatch that now. I vaguely remember this and couldn't remember what episode, thank you!
Its not an either/or of physical media vs the cloud. You can still build your own server (and should). But his censorship fears are well-founded and I take his point. Its worse than just censorship... there's been cases of e-books that have had passages removed by the distributor without the author or purchaser's notification.
Now im just a hillbilly southern boy who watched monster vision growing up. But joe bobs severcive program was a great outlet for me and lots of other people.we had to hide and watch growing up. But his ideas still ring true
Well said. But I still hang on to a VHS player because some movies never received a DVD release. I treasure my second hand rental VHS copy of Radioactive Dreams that I rescued from a grocery store video rental kiosk that was going out of business. Yes, it’s a rescue.
On the topic of why people like VHS is because the makeup effects look better on VHS. On DVD and Bluray, the effects look more obviously fake because the image is too clean.
I am going to say a big NO to the Deja Vu sequel. Its a horrid. I cant believe it was made by the same guy. On top of that, I really dont care to see the original actress as a 70 year old overweight woman.
The king and his men stole the queen from her bed And bound her in her bones The seas be ours and by the powers Where we will, we'll roam Yo-ho, all together Hoist the colors high Heave ho, thieves and beggars Never shall we die
They are Literally Going Back and CENSORING , Oh I'm sorry , EDITING Movies from the Past, RIGHT NOW. Books as well. THEIR Justification? Well It's OURS we can EDIT it however we want. EDIT is such a more Digestible Term too. There's even an OSCAR Category for it This is why you need PHYSICAL MEDIA So the Past isn't just ERASED
Too many things can be cut from VHS, DVD, Blue Ray, onto streaming. What if Han Solo's neck dodging Greedo's "first shot." Then no one would know Han shot first.
joe bob may put off a more lower iq personality on some of his shows sometimes, but 9/10 hes the smartest person in the room. hes 100% right on this too
I'm a feminist, and I own both a blu ray and the new 4k of I Spit on Your Grave. I also have a VCR player. I do not watch it because I am a hipster; I watch them for 3 reasons: 1. It is the only affordable option (I recently bought a cheap VHS of a movie that is OOP and goes for $50+ on DVD) 2. It is the cut I prefer (I prefer the VHS cut of Conan the Barbarian to the blu ray cut) 3. It is more fun to watch on VHS (the audio on my VHS of Out for Justice is better than the mono audio track on the blu ray and/or I would argue--like vinyl--some films do look good on VHS--in particular, anything shot on VHS or some films intended to look grainy or grimy) That said, yes, I buy physical media because I don't want people telling me what I can watch and streaming services only care about movies they think will make them money (ie they don't actually care about films). That said, if you don't watch Tubi, check them out! They show all kinds of old movies almost no one cares about. Lots of old '70s movies you can't find anywhere else and a bunch of old Full Moon films, for example.
And the fact you're relying on the owners of the media to continue to provide access to the media you paid them to consume. Having a physical copy is better proof of my license to consume that media than a digital record on a digital account. And I can watch/listen to it even if my modem goes down
I love that Joe Bob says " war is going to make the cloud explore" not considering that if a war can destroy something ethereal, probably physical media won't do too well in that scenario
You're right, although one could argue that it's harder to blow up thousands of homes spread across thousands of miles with physical media in them... than it is to blow up one or two buildings filled with servers.
The cloud is a physical structure. They're called servers. Highly doubt belligerents are going to be storming your home to destroy your dvd collection.
why keep VHS tapes? Nostalgia and cost, Joe Bob. Come on, man. Dead on about the cloud. What will happen is independent sites that serve independent media. The government will try to crack down on them.
Good video. But I am upset with Siskel and Ebert protesting and telling people not see it. Whether it's The God's Not Dead Films, Passion of the Christ, 2016 Ghostbusters, or 2019 Black Christmas, no Film should be Banned. However I might be a hypocrite on regarding the director of Jeepers Creeps & Clown House. If people want to watch his Film go for, but can't because what the director did. But if i'm being a hypocrite let me know.
Man, the clip cuts off while he's still talking. I really want to know what he is saying. Is the full show available on...dare I say...PHYSICAL MEDIA? ;)
With the rise of AI and the actors strikes lately... I seriously hope this guy didn't just inadvertently predict the future. Do better America. Please. Preserve the past wether its good or bad. That way we can learn from it.
Joe Bob - "The Chances of I Spit on Your Grave Deja Vu getting into a mainstream movie theater in 2020 are somewhere between zero and impossible." Me - Well yes, but that's more because of COVID than faceless corporate bureaucrats who work for "the Cloud" All jokes aside LOVE JOE BOB BRIGGS!!!
Deja Vvu Grave is a terrible film. Not bad in a good way, but just bad in a bad way. To the point that I thought it was some sort of money laundering operation.
Clownhouse is actually here on CZcams for free. I didn't know Prime censored the dick scene from Victor Crowley. I have it on blu-ray and that's the only way I've watched it.
Love they got late stage liberace to host this ..just kidding love joe bob he's the anarchist thoughts that went though Tolstoy's head with a twist of southern culture on the skids.. thanks for taking it on chin good buddy.
great...except i really do think Tipper Gore wasn't trying to get rid of explicit music, she just wanted a label on the records to let parents know that there was explicit content inside, and i actually think that's fine.
Speaking of censorship, let us not forget Disney+ covering the bare backside of an in-her-prime Daryl Hannah in Splash. Truly a crime against humanity!
yes indeed
Everyone knows the human butt is disgusting and shameful, and no viewer should ever be subjected to such filth!!
I'm crushed hearing this. I wonder if it's also censored on digital to purchase. Not that I'm a total perv or anything it's just that scene is so very necessary , especially to young lads like me back in the 80's 🤣
@@josephmayfield945 The conservative religious movieguide was happy about covering her behind, but still are not happy with the content on Disney +
Saw it in the theatre, too young to remember, but alas, those were the days indeed..
I wish I could tell Joe Bob that I have never lost the faith. I've been collecting since 1988 and I continue to this day. I will not waver.
You can. Send a letter.
Wow. Joe Bob is a national treasure! So glad he’s in our world.
"Someday the cloud is gonna explode into a fine digital mist." Brilliant!
local digital media is the way to go.
Shudder bringing Joe Bob back is the single greatest thing to happen to 21st century television.
This is exactly why I still buy physical media...
Facts
I still buy DVDs because of that reason. Plus not everything is readily available.
Me too. I want to watch what I want, when I want. Not dictated by some asswipes who allow a few random items to "stream" at a certain time. Because what I see is say I purchase Jurassic Park. Okay, so if I don't watch it for 10 years and then want to watch it, will it be availabe to me? I doubt it. So I paid for something, yet I don't have the actual item......I do not like that. It all comes down to money.
majority of movies including I spit on your grave is on Bluray and even 4K
What a legendary rant, I'm not even American but this man is right on this matter.
Go Joe Bob Go!!!!!! Absolutely nailed it, as you usually do.
VHS isn't about picture quality, it's about memories of watching it how you saw it for the first time. The drive-in will never die!
Joe Bob is beyond correct. Unless its ONLY on VHS, i disregard tape. Laserdisc, DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra Blu-ray along with NES to Nintendo Switch cartridges & PS4 discs, physical books and comics etc. It is MY Private Property. Partially one thing i think is disheartening with my generation who are upper middle-class and Upper-class socialists? They disregard physical property the moment it inconveniences them. Funny thing in my case, wall sheleves filled with games, movies, books, i have to do wall shelves i have a 135lbs Cane Corso, trying to give him more floor space. Point is, display your media, be proud of it, it is YOUR physical PRIVATE property
Physical media important
I have been saying that for along time.
Joe Bob Briggs always speakings the truth!!!
I've been a connoisseur of physical media my whole life -- laser discs, Betmax, VHS, DVDs and now, Blu-rays. Once the moral overlords started restricting access content, I became all the more grateful to have my physical copies to enjoy in their entirety. Streaming services are the worst about this, which is why I don't even bother with anything but Shudder.
THIS.
Right HERE.
This is why I refuse to see the Digital streaming only medium succeed
He leaves out a bit of context on the Clownhouse story. That director's other movies are available, and in fact they still make movies (the Jeepers Creepers series). The reason that particular film is hard to find is because the abuse he was arrested for occurred with one of the actors, during production.
See Im glad you mentioned that.
I'll be keeping my DVD and blu-ray collection. I love digital because it's easy but as a fan of film and television, I will always choose the disc.
shit he wasnt finished..he wasnt finished! was he censored? it was getting good. man i miss them MonsterVision nights...
Then watch his current show...its pretty much exactly the same thing. Actually the lack of censorship and commercials make it a little more like Drive In Theater on The Movie Channel in the 80s and early 90s, but even so. He's still doing it.
140 commentors and 20 thousand viewers know joe bob briggs. My kinda crowd. Here's to you🍻
5:38
And those are the kinds of people who banned films like "Song of the South" and precisely for the reasons Joe Bob Briggs says.
What you have left are the copies on video cassette and LaserDisc that are still in circulation.
Some African American Commentators who did not like Song of South said they don;t want to Film Banned. They think the Film should be shown, but we should talk about the Film. I'm for that instead of censoring the Film.
ironically, I actually watch Songs of the South online)))
My brother just gave me over 400 dvd’s and blue Ray’s. He’s gone all digital. I gladly took them.
Clownhouse is a case where apparently the family of Victor Salva's victim requested it be pulled out of print, on account of said victim being in the movie.
I had to watch this rant again after the recent news broke about Best Buy announcing its discontinuing DVDs and Blu-rays come 2024. I'm a definite supporter of physical media and would hate to see boutique labels like Vinegar Syndrome, Severin, etc. fold due to the shrinking marketplace for stores that sell Blu-rays & DVDs. I miss having multiple options for stores to shop for movies, from Media Play (whose selection crushed Best Buy's, to say nothing of MP's book, video game, CD, and other departments) and Suncoast Motion Picture Co. to Sam Goody's and Coconuts. The 21st century just continues to get worse in terms of people being disconnected from face-to-face life and having actual places to meet. Once Best Buy axes its DVDs and Blu-rays, the only options left for movies on physical media will be Wal-Mart, Target, Barnes & Noble, FYE (what's left of it), regional chains like Bull Moose in northern New England, and the odd independent store. Truly sad. 😭
Disney just censored even The French Connection but I had the old blu ray already
I’ve gotta agree with him. I prefer my DVDs to be honest. As much as I love to watch movies on Netflix, Amazon, etc there’s a far better feeling of comfort I get from physical media, knowing that I own it, and that it’s not just going to disappear because Netflix’s contract expired. And on Censorship… He does have a point, but the Internet is such a huge expanse of code and separate entities that whatever you want will available somewhere, whether or not it’s practical, easy to locate or even legal is another matter, but it’s probably somewhere out there. I don’t really have too much of an opinion on Censorship in general anyway. Yes, I know all about Free Speech and whatever, but that doesn’t really apply to the Ratings system or companies refusing to purchase something they don’t want to show. You have a right to say what you want, just be mindful that you don’t have a right to be listened to.
Terrific. Joe Bob totally rocks.
damn son, that was a epic rant. well done.
I love Joe Bob's rants
Hear, hear!
Joe Bob Briggs 2024!
I think the appeal of VHS is more about nostalgia. You get to see old previews and imperfections in the sound and picture quality. I had a copy of True Lies on VHS that was recorded off of HBO in the 90’s or early 00’s. I can still remember some of the flaws in the tape where the picture or music was distorted. I watched that tape like 100 times.
Not just nostalgia some movies never maid it out of VHS and have never gotten any other sort of media release
So those are the only why to watch those serten type of movies
I still buy Used VHS tapes because so far its the only way to get some of these obscure gems for my collection because they have never been released on DVD. Either that or it's an out of print DVD going for 250 bucks on ebay
The video quality may be crummy but I have all kinds of late 90s Joe Bob commentary on VHS. 😁
You should find a way to upload some of them to CZcams! We'd love to see them!
He’s 100% right. The censors aren’t opposed to any of these films or music. They don’t care. They just have to guarantee the stock price for the corporation and controversy is risk. Risk drops stock price. They dgaf about free speech. Movie causes a fuss? eliminate it. Pretty soon it won’t just be extreme music or movies… it’ll be everything. They Live is becoming a reality, sadly. BUY THE PHYSICAL MEDIA!
Good evening Joe and friends..
That's why I just spent fifty bucks on the UHD Last Waltz film..
While I do continue to purchase films via Google etc; anything that i really love, particularly music related, ends up on DVD, Bluray or 4K Disc. I'm hoping to eventually wean myself off of Digital Streaming Service completely and finally go back to choosing a film off my shelf as the only way for me to view a film. Perhaps it's a good idea to purchase an extra Bluray player while they're still available. Skits such as those we see on Red Letter Media and the VHS repair shop, I'm confident they'll be Bluray repair shops still around, at least till my time is done within the next 20-30years..
🇨🇦 ✌️ ❤️
my advice would be DO safe those VHS tapes because when a sturdy pre-1990s VCR gets a malfunction after 30 years of usage you can usually MacGyver jerry-rig it to start working again but try building your own microchips or laser-eye for your DVD/Bluray player that with regular use is guaranteed to quit working within 10 years and by that time they stopped fabrication and replacing it will be as difficult as trying to rent Edward Penishands 3 on LaserDisc from a Blockbuster Video Store next to a RadioShack that sells new factory-sealed blank E-240 VHS triple-packs
The AUDIO is better on a VHS tape. DVDs are freakin' quiet. Also you get that 80s nostalgia feeling from VHS.
What?? I love vhs, but that’s not even close to true.
@@josephmayfield945 um, yes it is. VHS is blaring and dynamic when used properly. that huge thick tape is just like reel tape. Watch the trailer for the movie Marshall Law with Cynthia Rothrock on the blu ray then on the same disc there is the VHS promo. The VHS version is much louder. And has a broader deeper sound.
@@MontagTheMagician you obviously don’t know how VHS, or any magnetic tape works. Every time it is played, it loses resolution. The tape is worn from friction. It also loses resolution each time it is copied from its original source. These issues do not happen with DVD or Blu Rays. The instance you gave of the trailer and VHS promo is most likely that the quality of the original source material were different. The original trailer and the VHS promo weren’t recorded at the same time on the same equipment so they didn’t come from the same source
@@darthjsin So you record it onto a DVD-R and watch the DVD-R problem solved. Or put it on Handbreak and make a MKV out of it. You obviously like to act smug with the word "obviously". It's not 1989 anymore, I think that's obvious. I own thousands of movies and have never been blown out of my chair (not even on a giant home entertainment center) with the sound of a blu ray like I have with a VHS tape. Yeah, you're right, the other source was probably a DVD which are much quieter than a VHS tape.
@@MontagTheMagician hahahaha whatever you say cupcake
I'm assuming this is from the Hellbound Hellraiser 2 episode? Gotta go rewatch that now. I vaguely remember this and couldn't remember what episode, thank you!
Convinced me to watch Joe... Never regretted it for a second
How about those laserdiscs?! Anybody else still watching them in 2023?
Its not an either/or of physical media vs the cloud. You can still build your own server (and should). But his censorship fears are well-founded and I take his point. Its worse than just censorship... there's been cases of e-books that have had passages removed by the distributor without the author or purchaser's notification.
Defintely Redbox regular.
Yep. Google destroyed youtube. Anything un-PC will simply be unavailable online.
Now im just a hillbilly southern boy who watched monster vision growing up. But joe bobs severcive program was a great outlet for me and lots of other people.we had to hide and watch growing up. But his ideas still ring true
Well said. But I still hang on to a VHS player because some movies never received a DVD release. I treasure my second hand rental VHS copy of Radioactive Dreams that I rescued from a grocery store video rental kiosk that was going out of business. Yes, it’s a rescue.
On the topic of why people like VHS is because the makeup effects look better on VHS. On DVD and Bluray, the effects look more obviously fake because the image is too clean.
"I Spit on Your Grave" is a great movie!
And the "Deja Vu" version is also must-view!
I am going to say a big NO to the Deja Vu sequel. Its a horrid. I cant believe it was made by the same guy. On top of that, I really dont care to see the original actress as a 70 year old overweight woman.
we love JBB
Forgot about this legend
It's a grim future for digital media.
Go Go Joe !🤠
VHS is great for horror like Impressionism, less information can be scarier.
Can we get his thoughts on white supremacists? Based on his writing in Taki's, he seems to be a superfan
Well said.
The Peacock ,now that they own the WWE videos on streaming , removes the things considered objectional that were done on the tv shows and ppvs .
hell to the yeah
And what chin it is.and what a rant the largeness of this argument corolates with the largeness of his chin.your right again joe bob.
Hes right though for sure. Thats some really good points about the cloud.
Movies are available for streaming until they're not. That's why people buy physical copies.
Well, the Paramount fire was a world-wide tragedy, SD cards might have helped.
Joe Bob Briggs!
The king and his men stole the queen from her bed
And bound her in her bones
The seas be ours and by the powers
Where we will, we'll roam
Yo-ho, all together
Hoist the colors high
Heave ho, thieves and beggars
Never shall we die
great opinion
They are Literally Going Back and CENSORING , Oh I'm sorry , EDITING
Movies from the Past, RIGHT NOW. Books as well. THEIR Justification? Well It's OURS we can EDIT it however we want.
EDIT is such a more Digestible Term too. There's even an OSCAR Category for it
This is why you need PHYSICAL MEDIA
So the Past isn't just ERASED
Too many things can be cut from VHS, DVD, Blue Ray, onto streaming. What if Han Solo's neck dodging Greedo's "first shot." Then no one would know Han shot first.
joe bob may put off a more lower iq personality on some of his shows sometimes, but 9/10 hes the smartest person in the room. hes 100% right on this too
And here in 2023, his prediction has come true... certain "problematic" episodes and movies have been removed ftom streaming services!
I'm a feminist, and I own both a blu ray and the new 4k of I Spit on Your Grave. I also have a VCR player. I do not watch it because I am a hipster; I watch them for 3 reasons:
1. It is the only affordable option (I recently bought a cheap VHS of a movie that is OOP and goes for $50+ on DVD)
2. It is the cut I prefer (I prefer the VHS cut of Conan the Barbarian to the blu ray cut)
3. It is more fun to watch on VHS (the audio on my VHS of Out for Justice is better than the mono audio track on the blu ray and/or I would argue--like vinyl--some films do look good on VHS--in particular, anything shot on VHS or some films intended to look grainy or grimy)
That said, yes, I buy physical media because I don't want people telling me what I can watch and streaming services only care about movies they think will make them money (ie they don't actually care about films).
That said, if you don't watch Tubi, check them out! They show all kinds of old movies almost no one cares about. Lots of old '70s movies you can't find anywhere else and a bunch of old Full Moon films, for example.
I’d like to know what Joe Bob is okay with being censored.
It's been a while since I watched so would you mind filling me in ?
And the fact you're relying on the owners of the media to continue to provide access to the media you paid them to consume. Having a physical copy is better proof of my license to consume that media than a digital record on a digital account. And I can watch/listen to it even if my modem goes down
I love that Joe Bob says " war is going to make the cloud explore" not considering that if a war can destroy something ethereal, probably physical media won't do too well in that scenario
You're right, although one could argue that it's harder to blow up thousands of homes spread across thousands of miles with physical media in them... than it is to blow up one or two buildings filled with servers.
The cloud is a physical structure. They're called servers. Highly doubt belligerents are going to be storming your home to destroy your dvd collection.
why keep VHS tapes? Nostalgia and cost, Joe Bob. Come on, man. Dead on about the cloud. What will happen is independent sites that serve independent media. The government will try to crack down on them.
I love Joe Bob so much, but it’s hard seeing him as an old man. :( he’s great.
Good video. But I am upset with Siskel and Ebert protesting and telling people not see it. Whether it's The God's Not Dead Films, Passion of the Christ, 2016 Ghostbusters, or 2019 Black Christmas, no Film should be Banned. However I might be a hypocrite on regarding the director of Jeepers Creeps & Clown House. If people want to watch his Film go for, but can't because what the director did. But if i'm being a hypocrite let me know.
But VHS is vaporwave.
Man, the clip cuts off while he's still talking. I really want to know what he is saying. Is the full show available on...dare I say...PHYSICAL MEDIA? ;)
What a shirt, that is
With the rise of AI and the actors strikes lately... I seriously hope this guy didn't just inadvertently predict the future. Do better America. Please. Preserve the past wether its good or bad. That way we can learn from it.
It started with Spielberg himself chainging his original movies
And George Lucas.
Peta presents: cannibal holocaust lol joe bob is a legend
Joe Bob - "The Chances of I Spit on Your Grave Deja Vu getting into a mainstream movie theater in 2020 are somewhere between zero and impossible."
Me - Well yes, but that's more because of COVID than faceless corporate bureaucrats who work for "the Cloud"
All jokes aside LOVE JOE BOB BRIGGS!!!
@@TooTallTurtle87 the first one of those is "Life." Your rights end where they begin to infringe on someone else's ability to stay alive.
Deja Vvu Grave is a terrible film. Not bad in a good way, but just bad in a bad way. To the point that I thought it was some sort of money laundering operation.
Clownhouse is actually here on CZcams for free. I didn't know Prime censored the dick scene from Victor Crowley. I have it on blu-ray and that's the only way I've watched it.
Doctor Wolfula did a review of that film a year ago
/r/datahoarder
TRUTH
That's not right I have put a lot of money in 4k
Based and red-pilled.
PC police in cinema news etc
Love they got late stage liberace to host this ..just kidding love joe bob he's the anarchist thoughts that went though Tolstoy's head with a twist of southern culture on the skids.. thanks for taking it on chin good buddy.
Clownhouse rules totally have it and so does Joe bob still gotta see cannibal Holocaust
great...except i really do think Tipper Gore wasn't trying to get rid of explicit music, she just wanted a label on the records to let parents know that there was explicit content inside, and i actually think that's fine.
No she was evil. I lived it. The satanic panic made people act stupid and see satanists in every shadow.
If you about 80 he old 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼