As one of the providers of the film and a high school student in Kokomo when they filmed this.... 1) Kokomo natives see this more as a comedy than anything else. 2) During the downtown chase when Brian asks, "Is that the school?" That's the Howard County Courthouse which wa b*mbed about a year after filming. 3) The junkyard was an old steel mill that was scheduled for demolition. The movie people decorated it like a junkyard. 4) The school was my old elementary school, Ervin Elementary, which was scheduled for demolition. 5) No one has ever understood the short bus. I also think no one has ever enjoyed its absurdity more than Brian. Great episode, guys! Keep it up!
Love the little back story bits. And that explains the carpet. My elementary school had carpet in a lot of the spaces…including the gym for reasons I will NEVER understand
What was he even doing? Did he even know the gunmen were in there and somehow that was a failed plan to thwart them or does he just normally wander the halls and burst through doors playing blues traveler harmonica solos? Neither option is a satisfactory answer! Dammit we need a whole other movie from Gus point of view!
@@jasonjones7461 For me, that might have been the most bat-shit-crazy part of the movie!! What the f*ck was that?! Had to rewatch the 5 minutes right after that part, because I was doubled over in a chair, laughing like a deranged person! 😆😆😆😂😂😂
@@jasonjones7461 I "commandeered" the movie from the internet to figure this out tbh. Ol' Gus just walked right in, no context whatsoever and no plan in sight, harmonica blazing his death song.
Second best Chuck moment was him hearing the fully automatic gunfire and yelling over the megaphone "What's going on in there?!" xD Jason: HE'S SO WORTHLESS!!!
THIS is why this channel is so awesome - a movie with some pretty awesome stunts, zero acting, even less plot motivation and NO continuity and you guys strapped in for the ride. Aaand Jason's head exploding at the end with the bus morph. Solid gold.
From what I’ve read, Chuck Connors appears to have lived an amazing life. He played pro baseball AND basketball before even going into tv and film. I really enjoyed watching him in Tourist Trap. He does creepy VERY well.
I had that same little TV. It required a steady diet of AA batteries and the picture looked like it was transmitted from the moon but it was an actual functioning TV from that time.
Mister inactive main cop man looks like Dolph Lundgren's dad. 😁 The school bus switcharoo was frikkin hilariously bad, but at least there was some awesome pyro and stunts in this one, entertaining AF!
Chuck Connors (1921-1992) was a legendary TV and film star. He starred in the classic 60s western series "The Rifleman" 1958-63 and "Branded" 1965-66 as well as the cult horror series "Werewolf" 1987-88. He also appeared in many films including Disney's "Old Yeller" 1957, "The Big Country" 1958, "Soylent Green" 1973, and cult favorite horror "Tourist Trap" 1979. His career spanned 40 years...1952 - 1992.
27:35.. I just can't stop rewinding the magic bus transition from a 40+ seater down to a 12+ seater, this is the best yet.Well done guys/girls,you've done yourselves proud showing us this piece of movie magic and I can see it getting more awards than Titanic,Forest Gump and Saving private Ryan all put together.
They sent the wrong Chuck into this movie the Karate Jesus would've made mincemeat out of those bad guys 😂😂😂 Hilarious reaction, the changing size of the bus had me in hysterics, did the director think we wouldn't notice.
16:52 The janitor just barges into classrooms playing the harmonica? I feel like some administrator would have asked him to quit doing that sometime before this.
5:26 Well Chuck Connors is known as "The Rifleman", where he plaid a sheriff packing a Winchester in the Old West. I vaguely remember him playing a slavemaster in the original Roots.
It hurts a little that you didn't recognize Connors. He was the Man! Fun Fact: The Rifleman was one of the few American shows allowed in the USSR because it was leader Brezhnev's favorite show. They met in the early 70's through President Nixon (Connors was a very active Republican and was close friends with Reagan) and Brezhnev actually jumped into Connors's arms as a joke. Connors later gifted Brezhnev a pair of Colt revolvers. Fun Fact 2: In the early 90s Connors met and hung out with artist Graham Nolan, co-creator of Batman villain Bane, at a Comic convention. They got along really well because Nolan is also a Republican and Chuck was getting crap from people for being a conservative. Nolan was able to get his Winchester rifle into the convention center because it wasn't loaded (times have changed, but it was odd even then) and had it signed by Connors, who was shocked because he had only signed toys before. Chuck was known for using a Winchester in the Rifleman that had a big looped lever action that he would cock one-handed by dropping it down and flipping it back up. Arnold in T2 used a Winchester lever-action shotgun with the same type of loop as an homage.
Man its driving crazy how you guys are slowly going through the list of all the crappy movies I have accumulated since the early 90s one by one and yet I dont have a chance to recommend any of them. This was the one that started it all for me.
11:39 i'm 11 mins into the reaction and personally this is the best SBIG film for me. so funny, so bad but so good. people front flipping over bushes, someone gets run over...twice and crazy stunts...love it
I'm at the point where I want you guys to watch ridiculous movies that probably don't qualify as SBIG, but are great opportunities for banter amongst yourselves. Like Brainscan. Holy shit I want to see that reaction.
I am halfway into this reaction. Pausing now and ordering a Blu ray of this. I don't even care what happens in the second half. The stunts in that car chase, the practical effects and the scale of the chaos...man...I have no words.
24:19 the police are sitting around one active shooter is fired in the school. I cannot believe we found the training video for Uvalde police department.
"Did the sheriff just run over the body?!" Hey, Uncle Dale was already dead, it's fine. Plus all the cops in that town were probably dead too by the end of that car chase, so they had bigger things to worry about than an almost retired sheriff with very poor vision. And that one dude with the rocket launcher was clearly using the infinite ammo cheat throughout. This movie is just absolutely insane in all honesty. xD P.S 7:14 for vehicular manslaughter from Chuck.
I think the bus switcheroo happened because whoever they got the full sized bus from was like "You are not blowing up one of our full sized buses." and gave them the short bus. But even then, they didn't even re-shoot the scene where they were pulling out of the school with the regular bus. This movie had so many twists and turns.
6:15 Brant: 'He's the sheriff.' Right role, wrong profession! Chuck Connors was a TV cowboy, 'The Rifleman' being the series he was best known for, not to mention 'Branded', with its easy to send-up theme song. 😂😂 'Old Hollywood' is right...but Hollywood television, not film. 12:34 'THE PIPE DREAM' 👀 16:25 HA! HA! HA! 👀
Everyone knows that keytars are the coolest instruments ever made. Combine one with a Soul-Glo mullet and you'd have to fend off the chicks with a stick.
I might be wrong, but it's funny to imagine all the standoff scenes between the police and the terros were filmed separately, since I never see them both on screen at the same time, so the terros are talking to an empty parking lot and Connor's "what's going on in there" vibe is justified since he genuinely has no clue where he is or what his character is doing.
They clearly needed a full-size bus for the jump onto the roof and the 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' crawl under. Jason -- You should add the Transformers 'rollout' sound f/x when the bus magically changes into a shorty.
LMFAO, "We're they taking Dave home from school?" legit busted out laughing at that one. This movie reminded me of a really shitty version of Toy Soldiers.
I just love this classic Brian's face expression which he often makes during these insane moments on screen, he's like a small child trying to understand thumb disappearance trick 😂
This is my hometown. I graduated from that high school. There's a lot of wrong in this movie and it's hilarious I have a "recorded off the TV" VHS buried somewhere.
That Sheriff guy you were talking about was in Bonanza and a lot of older westerns. I can't remember his name though. He played a lot of bad guys as well.
The M. Night Shyamalan twist that all the characters belonged on the short bus makes the film a whole different experience on a second watch just like The Sixth Sense
This might be one of the best "so bad it's good" films I've ever seen. All the way from the Uvalde Police Department to the regular size bus magically turning into a short bus.
Ok, between Jason's reaction to the end of this movie and his reaction to Kong's eternity gauntlet last week on Final Guys, I feel like I have seen some of the most genuine shocked reactions I have EVER seen on the internet! 🤣🤣🤣
Thought the hero was suppose to get the girl off The Magic School Bus ...before crashing it into a train??! This flick was absolute brilliant carnage ...A enjoyable mess. And yes feels like a stunt person turn script writer. They call in all their favors to get this film made. Great commentary from all. Very much appreciated.
As one of the providers of the film and a high school student in Kokomo when they filmed this....
1) Kokomo natives see this more as a comedy than anything else.
2) During the downtown chase when Brian asks, "Is that the school?" That's the Howard County Courthouse which wa b*mbed about a year after filming.
3) The junkyard was an old steel mill that was scheduled for demolition. The movie people decorated it like a junkyard.
4) The school was my old elementary school, Ervin Elementary, which was scheduled for demolition.
5) No one has ever understood the short bus. I also think no one has ever enjoyed its absurdity more than Brian.
Great episode, guys! Keep it up!
Wow, thanks for all the behind the scenes info, very cool!
Brian breaking at the short bus was GOLD!! I do believe that might be the most that something has ever gotten to him on the show! 😆😆
Love the little back story bits. And that explains the carpet. My elementary school had carpet in a lot of the spaces…including the gym for reasons I will NEVER understand
@@rhyspatterson679 Gym carpet stops the annoying sneaker squeaks.
@@jackflash8218 This and Weng Weng's jetpack. Brian's Best Of Reel.
"Mom, can we have Red Dawn?"
"We already have Red Dawn at home."
*Toy Soldiers
This isn’t even red dawn at home this red dawn at gam gams house in Ft. Lauderdale.
And Toy Soldiers
Oh man- best line ever!! Take a bow please :)
🤣
Chuck Connors had a TV series called 'The Rifleman' and was in many movies in the 50's and 60's ... he even played Geronimo.
Remember Al Bundy's hero was The Rifleman. Al believed that the person being shot during the intro was The Rifleman's wife.
Never watched it.
He was also a Major League Baseball
Player and an NBA basketball player. No joke.
He was also in Tourist Trap, great b-movie and perfect SBIG fodder.
@@AlexanderPhipps Definitely! Really fun movie.
RIP Gus. This is why janitor college teaches new trainees not to harmonica jump scare terrorists in classrooms.
RIP Gus.
What was he even doing? Did he even know the gunmen were in there and somehow that was a failed plan to thwart them or does he just normally wander the halls and burst through doors playing blues traveler harmonica solos? Neither option is a satisfactory answer! Dammit we need a whole other movie from Gus point of view!
@@jasonjones7461 For me, that might have been the most bat-shit-crazy part of the movie!! What the f*ck was that?! Had to rewatch the 5 minutes right after that part, because I was doubled over in a chair, laughing like a deranged person! 😆😆😆😂😂😂
@@jasonjones7461 I "commandeered" the movie from the internet to figure this out tbh. Ol' Gus just walked right in, no context whatsoever and no plan in sight, harmonica blazing his death song.
I just love how Brian always tries to help the film. Inflammable water is the pinnacle of his career thus far.
Brian always tries to disagree with us. No one knows why.
Why would he have such a contentious view of your guys' dynamic? I mean, it's not like the rest of you lot mercilessly shit on him or anything. 🙃😁😆
Chuck Connors actually played Major League Baseball for the Brooklyn Dodgers, so the jacket is kind of a flex.
By the time Chuck gets to the crime scene, he's got a picket fence in his grill and he's dragging a bloody tricycle😋
His driving instructors were Sledge Hammer and Frank Drebin.
The dude was so useless.
All the deputies by like 'Why hasn't Sheriff Chuck retired yet? That's the third time this season!'
It must have been really cold for that bus to shrink that much
It gets pretty nippy here in indiana, who knew it could shorten busses! :)
Brian: "He should be driving a desk!"
LOL!
haha
Second best Chuck moment was him hearing the fully automatic gunfire and yelling over the megaphone "What's going on in there?!" xD
Jason: HE'S SO WORTHLESS!!!
The Indiana Police force must've trained in Uvalde
I legit don't know who made the most damage...😮
Goddamn.
I swear... that movie was so absurdly close to how the Uvalde thing went down, I knew someone would draw the parallels.
Jesus. xD But honestly I was thinking the same...
Someone had to say it.
THIS is why this channel is so awesome - a movie with some pretty awesome stunts, zero acting, even less plot motivation and NO continuity and you guys strapped in for the ride. Aaand Jason's head exploding at the end with the bus morph. Solid gold.
I still can't believe they tried to pull a fast one with the short bus.
I gotta say, I'm a little disappointed that he didn't "blue screen" himself. 🤤😆
@@jackflash8218riiiight?
"Poor out of focus-Gus".
Out of Foc-Gus.
From what I’ve read, Chuck Connors appears to have lived an amazing life. He played pro baseball AND basketball before even going into tv and film.
I really enjoyed watching him in Tourist Trap. He does creepy VERY well.
Agreed on all points.
The Rifleman as well
@@Eric_The_Crimson One of the coolest intro sequences in TV history.
@@Eric_The_Crimson also the series, Branded.
Yea he played first base for either the cubs or Sox and was on the first ever Boston Celtics team from what I heard
Did they think no one would notice the bus legitimately became a third of its normal size before the 80s flip and ignition 😂😂😂😂
Mind boggling.
It’s like they went back and reshot the ending. “Can anyone remember the bus? It was yellow, Sir!”
@@nilslindqvist8825 lmao 🤣
did this have a diffewrent title 2 hours ago?!?
@@absolutely1337 yes lol
Bus went from Dolph Lundgren to Weng Weng 😅😅
It slid off the ramp and punched that train in the giggles.
If Connors was playing Lucas McCain, "The Rifleman", the bad guys would have been wiped out in 30 minutes. Minus commercial time.
This was the short bus version of Lucas McCain.
@@JasonBrantchuck Connors played a character caller the sarge in airplane 2 the sequel. Maybe that is where you remember his name from.
Gus getting blasted as enters a room playing a jaunty harmonic tune is HILARIOUS 🤣🤣🤣
His guitar playing was amazing.
Biggest laugh of the movie, for me! 👍🏼😂👍🏼
Poor Gus looks like a love child between Nelson Mandela and Barack Obama.
That ABSOLUTELY is a pocket tv! I had that same model wayyyyyyyyy back in the day.
And Chuck Conners IS "The Rifleman".
I had that same little TV. It required a steady diet of AA batteries and the picture looked like it was transmitted from the moon but it was an actual functioning TV from that time.
So did I! I had almost forgotten about it.
Mister inactive main cop man looks like Dolph Lundgren's dad. 😁
The school bus switcharoo was frikkin hilariously bad, but at least there was some awesome pyro and stunts in this one, entertaining AF!
I legit thought that was Dolph 🤣
A bit of Joe Estevez as well
Fun fact: Chuck Connors did a commercial in my home town waaay back in the day. Damn near the whole town turned out to get an autograph.
One of the best episodes yet. Movie is unintentionally funny, and you three raked it over the coals. Perfection.
10:34 Just for that scene this movie deserves the stamp for eternity
Chuck Connors (1921-1992) was a legendary TV and film star. He starred in the classic 60s western series "The Rifleman" 1958-63 and "Branded" 1965-66 as well as the cult horror series "Werewolf" 1987-88. He also appeared in many films including Disney's "Old Yeller" 1957, "The Big Country" 1958, "Soylent Green" 1973, and cult favorite horror "Tourist Trap" 1979. His career spanned 40 years...1952 - 1992.
He was a beast.
Branded? - That's right dude, bulk of the series... Far out.
The Sarge, don’t give no shits… keep it steady Stryker
0:23 Chuck Connors, The Rifleman!!! Fùck I'm old
🤣
Branded was his other TV show. Yup, we're old.
27:35.. I just can't stop rewinding the magic bus transition from a 40+ seater down to a 12+ seater, this is the best yet.Well done guys/girls,you've done yourselves proud showing us this piece of movie magic and I can see it getting more awards than Titanic,Forest Gump and Saving private Ryan all put together.
Chuck Connors part in Airplane was pretty good for a usual straight man.
They sent the wrong Chuck into this movie the Karate Jesus would've made mincemeat out of those bad guys 😂😂😂
Hilarious reaction, the changing size of the bus had me in hysterics, did the director think we wouldn't notice.
The bit with the bus at the end was absolute gold
16:52 The janitor just barges into classrooms playing the harmonica? I feel like some administrator would have asked him to quit doing that sometime before this.
19:14 The look on his face is PRICELESS! THE HORROR!! 😂
5:26 Well Chuck Connors is known as "The Rifleman", where he plaid a sheriff packing a Winchester in the Old West. I vaguely remember him playing a slavemaster in the original Roots.
It hurts a little that you didn't recognize Connors. He was the Man!
Fun Fact: The Rifleman was one of the few American shows allowed in the USSR because it was leader Brezhnev's favorite show. They met in the early 70's through President Nixon (Connors was a very active Republican and was close friends with Reagan) and Brezhnev actually jumped into Connors's arms as a joke. Connors later gifted Brezhnev a pair of Colt revolvers.
Fun Fact 2: In the early 90s Connors met and hung out with artist Graham Nolan, co-creator of Batman villain Bane, at a Comic convention. They got along really well because Nolan is also a Republican and Chuck was getting crap from people for being a conservative. Nolan was able to get his Winchester rifle into the convention center because it wasn't loaded (times have changed, but it was odd even then) and had it signed by Connors, who was shocked because he had only signed toys before. Chuck was known for using a Winchester in the Rifleman that had a big looped lever action that he would cock one-handed by dropping it down and flipping it back up. Arnold in T2 used a Winchester lever-action shotgun with the same type of loop as an homage.
I believe John Wayne was the originator of the big looped rifle,which he used in a few of his movies. I think the first was "Stagecoach"
Man its driving crazy how you guys are slowly going through the list of all the crappy movies I have accumulated since the early 90s one by one and yet I dont have a chance to recommend any of them. This was the one that started it all for me.
"Water is highly flammable"
The More You Know 🌟
That's why I don't touch the stuff.
Strictly alcohol for me... 🍻🎉😂
Just when it's pressurized in a closed container 🤣🤣🤣
Ol Chuck didn't move from his car the entire movie 😂😂😂
Knees no doubt
I like how the guy at 24:48 immediately knew exactly where the arrow came from.
Jason’s bewilderment at the short bus was classic….while Brian laughs hysterically.😂
I will never be able to look at a bus the same way again.
Boy, a movie about armed thugs holding a school hostage hits a lot differently in this day and age. 😬
Don't even mention the entire PD and the SWAT team doing precisely nothing while there's multiple gun discharges inside a shcool
@@walmorcarvalho2512 “ they could’ve been shot” 🙄
This movie hits differently? 🤣
@@JasonBrant I am just now realizing my wording
Yeah, it is just a Tuesday now
Chuck Conners also was in Soylent green, flipper, old yeller, and airplane 2.
Producers said where can we find a town so desperate they will let us destroy anything and everything in town!? And Springfield is already taken! Lol
Born in 1969. Chuck was everywhere on TV. Syndication, guest roles, quintessential cowboy. Loved the guy.
11:39 i'm 11 mins into the reaction and personally this is the best SBIG film for me. so funny, so bad but so good. people front flipping over bushes, someone gets run over...twice and crazy stunts...love it
That car chase was like the super-deluxe extended version of some late '70s cop show. It just kept going and going and going!
I had 1 of those tiny TVs. Eye strain up the wazoo.
27:36 🎶The magic school bus! 🎶😮😅
I'm at the point where I want you guys to watch ridiculous movies that probably don't qualify as SBIG, but are great opportunities for banter amongst yourselves. Like Brainscan. Holy shit I want to see that reaction.
Maybe for a different show in the future.
Great Movie!
@@JasonBrant B movie banter? that would be fun.
I am halfway into this reaction. Pausing now and ordering a Blu ray of this. I don't even care what happens in the second half. The stunts in that car chase, the practical effects and the scale of the chaos...man...I have no words.
The bus swap at the end, and your reactions to it, made this already chunk of SBIG gold into all-time greatness 😂
Need to go watch this. I love the "we have a factory we are going to demolish.... who wants to make a movie?!?" vibe :D
This was by far my most favourite episode yet! I loved every second of that masterpiece
24:19 the police are sitting around one active shooter is fired in the school. I cannot believe we found the training video for Uvalde police department.
@15:41, when you order Paul Giamatti from the most accident prone Amazon delivery driver.
That kid made the force with that jump onto the bus. The Sheriff was VERY impressed with his abilities
"Did the sheriff just run over the body?!"
Hey, Uncle Dale was already dead, it's fine. Plus all the cops in that town were probably dead too by the end of that car chase, so they had bigger things to worry about than an almost retired sheriff with very poor vision. And that one dude with the rocket launcher was clearly using the infinite ammo cheat throughout.
This movie is just absolutely insane in all honesty. xD
P.S 7:14 for vehicular manslaughter from Chuck.
I love the fact that it is Jason, not Brian who needs the "Blue Screen of death" at the end when Erin reads the movie synopsis.
That's some Blues Brothers quality cop car crashes.
Chuck Connors played for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1949. Hence the jacket. He also played for the Cubs in 1951.
27:28 WTF Fixed in Post? LMFAO
There's no rule in the books that says a werewolf _can't_ play basketball
12:05 - One does not "raise" or "create" havoc. Havoc is wreaked! ;)
I think the bus switcheroo happened because whoever they got the full sized bus from was like "You are not blowing up one of our full sized buses." and gave them the short bus. But even then, they didn't even re-shoot the scene where they were pulling out of the school with the regular bus.
This movie had so many twists and turns.
Also, it might have been a lot tricker to get a full-sized bus to ramp through a train.
6:15 Brant: 'He's the sheriff.' Right role, wrong profession! Chuck Connors was a TV cowboy, 'The Rifleman' being the series he was best known for, not to mention 'Branded', with its easy to send-up theme song. 😂😂 'Old Hollywood' is right...but Hollywood television, not film.
12:34 'THE PIPE DREAM' 👀 16:25 HA! HA! HA! 👀
The short bus thing killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brian’s laugh at the end made my day! 🤣
My high school had carpeted floors too. More importantly, I GUARANTEE they used a keytar for the guitar sound.
Everyone knows that keytars are the coolest instruments ever made. Combine one with a Soul-Glo mullet and you'd have to fend off the chicks with a stick.
2:19 the start of that amazing guitar solo !
I might be wrong, but it's funny to imagine all the standoff scenes between the police and the terros were filmed separately, since I never see them both on screen at the same time, so the terros are talking to an empty parking lot and Connor's "what's going on in there" vibe is justified since he genuinely has no clue where he is or what his character is doing.
They clearly needed a full-size bus for the jump onto the roof and the 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' crawl under.
Jason -- You should add the Transformers 'rollout' sound f/x when the bus magically changes into a shorty.
I love their expressions at the end like "did I take CRAZY PILLS???" when talking about the non plot description lol
Also, you are so right... thats had to be Chucks own jacket. Chuck Connors played for the Brooklyn Dodgers and was born in Brooklyn.
LMFAO, "We're they taking Dave home from school?" legit busted out laughing at that one.
This movie reminded me of a really shitty version of Toy Soldiers.
I completely lost it when they swapped the buses!!!
heh well yanno, the bus's contract was up, and they had to get a substitute bus... Hollywood is a b*tch :)
Chuck Connors was the Rifleman! Awesome show and great actor!
16:21 watch that teacher's car be like a decked out armored truck. 'merica
Rollin' coal whenever he floors it.
Deputy Brown, played by Ken Foree also starred in the George A. Romero classic 1978 zombie movie, Dawn of the Dead.
I just love this classic Brian's face expression which he often makes during these insane moments on screen, he's like a small child trying to understand thumb disappearance trick 😂
He resembles a very confused Michael Keaton.
God forbid they ever "got your nose" - he would have a stroke.
The old "short bus switcheroo," eh?
Classic. I've seen that a thousand times if I've seen it once.
This is my hometown. I graduated from that high school. There's a lot of wrong in this movie and it's hilarious I have a "recorded off the TV" VHS buried somewhere.
All HS graduates there should be forced to watch this.
That Sheriff guy you were talking about was in Bonanza and a lot of older westerns. I can't remember his name though. He played a lot of bad guys as well.
20 seconds in and I hear Chuck Connors. THE RIFLEMAN!!! I got hooked watching this show in passing from free western TV
0:56 With the digital clock font, I think I want this to be my alarm clock every morning.
27:36 the bus scene was indeed hilarious the way two of you were laughing and one was confused af. 😂😂🤣🤣
The M. Night Shyamalan twist that all the characters belonged on the short bus makes the film a whole different experience on a second watch just like The Sixth Sense
Explains a lot of their "quirky" behavior at school.
This might be one of the best "so bad it's good" films I've ever seen. All the way from the Uvalde Police Department to the regular size bus magically turning into a short bus.
I think Connors also played for the Brooklyn Dodgers, hence the jacket?
In the opening aerial shot, I think the camera man was flying one of those ultra light planes powered by pedaling.
Another great episode! Pretty sure I watched this on Cinemax back in the day.
Well done Chuck Connors for not leaving the car and the bus seen was top notch from long to a short and then back again,Jason's reaction was so funny.
Chuck conners was big in westerns like my fav the rifleman, I wish you would do live stream so we could chat 6:40
Ok, between Jason's reaction to the end of this movie and his reaction to Kong's eternity gauntlet last week on Final Guys, I feel like I have seen some of the most genuine shocked reactions I have EVER seen on the internet! 🤣🤣🤣
I remember Chuck Connors as The Rifleman, a sort of vigilante cowboy character. Great show.
The bus transformation was incredible
13:07 "That's how they used to drive across the bridge."
And the award for the coldest shit Jason has said (this week) goes to...
This was golden from top to bottom! Laughs, stupidity, cheese, short bus. Great episode!
7:15 my favorite part! Look at Erin instantly losing it!
11:58 - "Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war."
Thought the hero was suppose to get the girl off The Magic School Bus ...before crashing it into a train??!
This flick was absolute brilliant carnage ...A enjoyable mess. And yes feels like a stunt person turn script writer. They call in all their favors to get this film made. Great commentary from all. Very much appreciated.
"Were they taking Dave home from school?" 😂😂