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Brutalmoose anyone?

The thing I find strange is that they made this and I feel like the comic/cartoon incarnation of Huey had more appeal and made more sense than how this big duck was interpreted in this movie. 🦆 Huey's just a big dummy with little to no personality in this weird movie. 😄🤦‍♂️

This “movie” feels like something that’d be satirized in the ‘90s.

And I hope the rest of us appreciate the compassionate take on the actors, treating them like human beings instead of solely laughing at the bizarre production choices. Although like you mentioned, there are some very specific, bitter industry references here. For every big star, there are dozens if not hundreds of B-D list actors, a lot of them are talented, kind people. The industry just doesn't require that many people, as such, they are cast onto the altar of VHS and consumed Thank you for touching on the sitcom window foliage. My personal favourite is the tree visible from the Foreman's backyard in that 70s show or the shrubs in the minature house, low budget "exterior" shots in Roseanne

Wow! I absolutely only knew this person from his excellent role on Babylon 5. The way he goes from petrified assistant to a more sly, ambitious person is a very interesting journey into how fear and stress can change who we are in some odd ways. I always appreciated his character for that and his comedic moments. Im very much looking forward to how the actor was involved in the weird baby duck thing ive seen clips of

Well at least Easter is over now!

Hi Corey, if you’re looking for a new series of VHS era-related nostalgia films to cover on your channel, I think you would really enjoy the Ralph S. Mouse trilogy from the 80’s (based on the books by Beverly Cleary). My 4th grade teacher had those movies on VHS and always played them for us via a VHS projector against a roll-up canvas background whenever we were rained in for recess. They combine super corny live action with these almost realistic stop-motion animated mice puppets. I thought about the first movie, The Mouse and the Motorcycle, the other day and it reminded me of your channel’s quirky content.

This one is right up your alley! Enjoyed the video :)

I find it funny that Harvey didn't even create a majority of the characters they cite as their originals. Casper, Hermann and Katnip, Little Audrey and, yes, Baby Huey, were creations of Paramount's post-Fleischer animation studio Famous Pictures. They've been extending the life of forties animated characters they didn't even make lol. Which is why I also sadly assume why Baby Huey got put into this. In spite of what you can say about the 1995 Casper film, the Harvey Comics team hated the implication that Casper, a literal ghost, was written as a dead kid. So a no budget movie they could actually control was probably wanted more than anything.

Cinema Snob first introduced me to this thing that exists even though I can't imagine a single person on Earth who would've wanted it then OR now. I look forward to seeing your perspective!

3:05 I perked up when I heard the background music here... Then I hung my head in shame... Great video!

Beakman or bust.

MITCHELL!!!

I grew up in Pasadena Texas in the 80s-90s pretty sure they came to my school

I am so glad i am not part of todays killjoy hall monitor generation, could you virtue signal any harder.

When it comes to the two about the Science... I REMEMBER more about what Beakman taught me, in specific. I know and remember the gist of what Nye taught me, but Beakmans lessons stuck. They're the same ones I can and do teach my own kids to this day.

Beakman's World being 1990's? More like loudly vivid 1980's. Beakman's World WAS THE BEST !!! Paul Zaloom and the crew were AMAZING. Beakman's World was an AMAZING TV show, especially in its first season. You can see in the first episode, exactly why I like it. The personalities of the actors is very colorful like me, the set looks very much 1992 style, the set of the show looks very similar to the Nickelodeon show on SNICK known as "Roundhouse", the clothing is very colorful, the lighting of the set is very colorful, sound effects were used to articulate the mood of the show, and the acting style is very colorful. These shows made science simple to understand and very fun to enjoy. This is more of why I say 1992 was the peak of cultural development in civilization. Society and culture has been declining ever since 1992 as a year has ended. Creativity was on the rise in the 1960's and the 1970's, but creativity was very vibrant in the 1980's, and the last vibrant year of creativity was 1992.

Flip and Flop look suspiciously similar to Psalty, especially when the actor had a perm. I can't be the only one to notice.

Left hand on the wall of the maze is legit great advice. Try it in Bethesda game dungeons.

I'm gonna call my dad tomorrow and apologize for making him take me this when I was 6 I seen it at the calgary Stampede one year along with a starwars show that was super lame !

I think you missed the point of this movie. This sort of bleak, dull, self indulgence and bad endings....us how life actually is. Most lives don't end happily. There are regrets and doubts, many people never overcome it and die unremarked. It us how it is in life

Dante was a broken mess in the first movie already...he had been in a funk since his ex had dumped him. In each movie he goes through the same cycle just more extreme each time

Ironically Mascots actually gets close to (and arguably achieves) a happy ending for the winner. He "retires" and successfully opens a new business with his wife. His dad returns to his passion as the local mascot. It's a modest ending to a modest film but one that also makes it a unique inclusion to Guest's other films.

I got to meet Al in 2019. Honestly, the most I can say I'd two things. One, I froze because he is one of my idols to the point where if you looked in my eyes you could see a BSOD. Two, honestly, he really was as nice as you assume. And it made me appreciate him and his work more.

Mystery Men has so many wonderful characters, awesome music, and so many wonderful moments and memorable quotes! To "I can't feel my ass," "pull my finger," "why don't you tell me", "crazy chicken world," "maybe you should put your clothes on if you want to keep fighting evil!" I just simply love the movie! 🤣🤣😍😍

When Clerks 3 ended, I just thought “That’s what life is: a series of down endings.” I am 30 now, but I had a pretty rough childhood (I was bullied, my parents had a messy divorce among other things) but Clerks and the other View Askew movies always made me feel better. It wasn’t just a movie to me it was a friend, so I may be biased. Personally I loved the third one, but I don’t think I can ever watch it again.

No, it’s not.

Amen!

I disagree with everything kn this video.

LAIKA is one of my favorite animation studios and no one can stop me!

I love and recommend goosebumps nightmare room haunting hour fear street spooksville eerie Indiana and of course bone chillers

It should not be your last. It never should be!

I will also be turning 35 this year. I certainly don't feel it. Anyways, you perfectly summed up why I too love Weird Al, and also why UHF is one of my top 5 movies!

I forgot how much of a baddie Keira Knightley was in these movies bru😩

I used to be obsesssssed with this particular version of Psalty because it was so unsettling. Blooper was a trainwreck, he repulsed me. But my mother decided to put on a musical at our church and we did alllll these songs. I even had to do a solo. The cringe. THE CRINGE.

I always wondered what ever happened to Ben.

I'd like to see a reboot of this movie, maybe as a TV series. I could see people tuning in every week to catch up on what this team of low level heroes are doing.

STRETCH IT

You ruined it at the end. Why? Make yourself free better by virtue signaling us?

I was an 8 year old at a private school in Mississippi watching this in our library period. I loved it! I was super stoked to find out this was made by Mississippi public tv. You probably know by now you can find the whole series on RUclips

I can't get past the fact that Colby, a computer, is okay with his friend Psalty purchasing and owning a computer (albeit a small, silent version), though it's also probably fine in this universe to own song books...as long as they don't move or speak.

I saw Killroy was here and it was terrible. It was an anthology but really silly and the different stories didnt make much sense

Beakman's world is discount Bill Nye. I hated it. It was too damn cheesy. IDK. Maybe it's because when I was a kid I always gravitated towards things meant for older kids.

I wonder if Mr. and Mrs. Belmont have an honesty song that plays whenever they’re about to lie to their kids and tell them that sex is a type of cake.

There’s at least two more episodes of The Knock Knock Show. One of which has a pencil man who sings the alphabet like 2001: A Space Odyssey. Also the Belmonts dress like the Bible Fruit from ATHF to teach about Adam and Eve in the same episode. Like I’m 90% sure the Bible Fruit episode was inspired by that specific part.

Love your idea of Clerks III

Random question, but does anyone know what that toy the racist boss is playing with at 11:55? The way he bends and twists it makes it look really satisfying to play with.

The Answer is Beakman why are you even asking this but yeah it's Mr. Wizard

Have you seen the boys

I thought it was building up to Woody admitting he took the lollipop.