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The Class For Cult Classics
Добавлен 6 май 2018
Various reviews, best/worst lists, and analyses of film and television shows. Mostly catered toward that of under appreciated Horror and Horror adjacent properties.
STAR TIME: The Forgotten 90’s Horror Masterpiece
Exploring a personal favorite of mine, the obscure 1992 Thriller/Drama Star Time. Brain child of Alex Cassini.
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Top 20 Episodes of The 80’s Twilight Zone
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Timestamps: Intro (0:05) #20 (1:18) #19 (2:14) #18 (3:20) #17 (4:29) #16 (5:30) #15 (7:16) #14 (8:21) #13 (9:29) #12 (11:14) #11 (12:37) #10 (13:44) #9 (14:47) #8 (15:53) #7 (17:11) #6 (18:01) #5 (19:06) #4 (20:55) #3 (22:04) #2 (23:44) #1 (26:25) Outro (28:00) Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comm...
In Defense of A Nightmare On Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
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Im binging the new TZ and its not as good as I remember it being. I prefer Tales From the Darkside.
@@mrsx7944 I like the 80’s TZ but it’s missing that ironic edge the original series had.
@cultclassicvideodiaries I agree. There are a lot of silly/campy type episodes in the new TZ.
no palladin of the lost hour?!!!!
@@moishe43 Not very memorable to me. The director himself didn’t like the final edit and had his name removed from the episode.
@@cultclassicvideodiaries I wonder why. For me, this is gut wrenchingly sad.
'Wordplay' was an excellent episode and part of that is the universality of the story, as living in a world where everyone else at first seems to have aphasia would be terrifying-only to find out that you have to relearn the meanings of every word you want to speak and understand. The other factor in the power of the episode is the masterful direction that conveys the sense of one's grasp of communication crumbling away. This and the 'Nightcrawler' are the two episodes of the 1980s series that I shall always remember.
#20 Meg Foster always seemed like an android. She exuded no human warmth.
Interesting note about "Dead Run": John DeLancie and Brent Spiner from Star Trek The Next Generation have roles in the segment
Love this! All these episodes are great and I watched them all more than once. Just like the original!
Where was I in the 80s???!!! I watched them ALL in the 60s. I even own a few!! Must have been too busy raising the stepchildren. 😮 I have a few favorites but don't recall the names. Burgess Meredith who just wanted to read. A radio announcement that aliens have landed and invaded. All the inhabitants of a neighborhood start accusing one another of being the aliens. Agnes Moorehead Robert Redford and many others who went on to become stars. The two that I described are worth watching if you've never seen them. Very moving.
TRIVIA QUIZ: What is the connection between the 80s TWILIGHT ZONE and STAR TREK?
I won't argue with your selections in the top 20, however I feel TO SEE THE INVISIBLE MAN and NIGHTCRAWLERS were left out.I am haunted to this day by the ex Viet Nam vet screaming out,"Charlie's in the light!"
Nightcrawlers almost made my list, I even wrote and recorded the segment for it but it ultimately wasn’t top 20 for me. I prefer the other Vietnam episode I included.
I absolutely love this 80s version as I was a kid in the 1980s, I’m in the uk so I never understood the war ones about Vietnam. Other good ones I’ve always liked are “The card”, “The library”, “Aqua vita” & “”It’s still a good life”
One of my favorites was about time people. If you ever misplaced something and found it in a different place, the time people wete messing with you. My husband and i still talk about the time people. Havent seen it since.
Were they blue people building everything for people to spend a minute in before moving to a replica built bit slightly different? It was called “A Matter of Minutes”
@AlbertMonkey I honestly don't remember. All I remember is people would put something down somewhere, go back and it would be moved. Somewhere they said it was time people who did it. I'll try and find the episode you said. That could be it. Thanks!
I remember Acts of terror I love this scene
the shadow man was my fav
Wordplay is a terrific one. I liked that he loved his family enough to begin relearning his language.
One of my favourite episodes of this series is The Shadow Man. I always found it to be so damn creepy.
I still remember watching it with my brother, and we were shocked by the ending. However, in all fairness, use of "The" implies there is only one , a single shadow man. I recall the 2nd shadow man says he is "a" shadow man. That seems like cheating, going from 'the' to 'a'.
@@Thundarr100 Feels more like an episode of Are You Afraid of the Dark? but it’s still fun!
I love this stuff,..every conception, the twilight zone Rocks🤟🤟🤟
Didn't the Grateful Dead do the theme?
@@matttorrence2900 They did. It’s great too.
Profile in Silver is one of my favorites. Andy Robinson as JFK and Lane Smith are both great. The twist at the end is awesome.
A message from Charity is a top 5 episode for me.
The one about the truck driver taking people to Hell also has 2 Star Trek actors. John de Lancie who's best known as Q and the blue eyed guy in the truck near the end, you only see his eyes through the slats as he talks, that's Brent Spiner AKA Lt. Com. Data.
Didn’t realize Brent Spiner was in it!
Not to mention the House of the Book, the building in the episode, was also in Star Trek TNG, and is most famous as the original Command Center from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
I wish I knew about the music of Her Pilgrim Soul. Being available for purchase back in the day.
A spinster is a never married woman of an older age so her mom vould not have been one.
This movie definitely had some potential.
Episodes to long. .. only 15 to 20 minutes ...
Just found this video, as I'm on an 80s Twilight Zone binge right now. Still to this day, A Little Piece and Quiet is my favorite episode of the entire series. Some of the remake episodes such as The After Hours are good and worth a watch also.
A Little Peace and Quiet is another great one. I don’t think Wes Craven directed a single bad episode.
@@cultclassicvideodiaries I don't think Wes Craven could! 😊 ❤
Would love a top ten horrors or films , or hidden gems vid from you.
Thank you for watching and for the suggestion. I’ll definitely add that to my list of future video ideas!
Fascinating. Will search it out .
Excellent breakdown . I’d have a different order. Nevertheless, loved the attention to detail. Thanks
Great video you did an awesome job. I'd love to see a best episodes video on other horror anthology shows like tales from the crypt, are you afraid of the dark, tales from the darkside,etc. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much! Those would definitely be fun videos to make so I’ll keep those suggestions in mind for sure.
I’ve always love this movie your right on everything story wise & the music is great
This one is a mixed bag for me overall I think its decent I like the movie but I want to like it more. The film has great gothic visuals and Wilcox performance as Alice is good the movie simply doesn't have enough kills and is a bit to somber also despite the more Gothic tone Freddy himself had more 1 liners during parts of the movie and these are Freddys weakest 1 liners of the series just because theres to many at once during the Dan bike death scene. The development for the father is well done going from douche to good guy this movie is more focused on female themes and female issues then being an entertaining slasher which I tbink makes it feel to somber at times. I do think a female audience will probally enjoy this one more then the nale audience because the film itself focuses on female issues more.
Thank you! This is actually my favorite movie in the series and for all the reasons you are saying! The score, the dream sequences, the kills, the dark gothic tone! Super under-rated! There's something very menacing about Freddy in this one, despite people saying he's or it's silly. I never got that and I also love his makeup in this!
Yes, love the Gothic tone and that makeup! My 2nd favorite, after Freddy’s Revenge.
@cultclassicvideodiaries Nice! Freddy's Revenge is my other favorite movie too! 😀
The Dream child has always been one of my favorties