9:30 I probably saw this movie 10 times before realizing Tucker was trying to smoke the bees away from himself with the chainsaw lol, he wasn't *_just_* freaking out
The fact that I heard Cassie call someone a douche canoe made my day. This is also the first movie I've ever seen where Cassie has screamed, laughed, and nearly cried at the exact same time. 10/10.
Maybe it's because I'm from the South, but the "You're half hillbilly!" is such a hilarious line to me. Also, to quote CinemaWins, "Alan Tudyk is always a win."
Yeah, it's like when I knew an Italian girl who said she was half American. It just doesn't feel like a defined enough culture over time to be a lineage like that.
This is one of my favorite movies. I love how wholesome Dale and Alison are. And Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine have such great chemistry as Tucker and Dale.
One of the very best underrated comedy slasher films ever made. I love how it took the "psycho hillbilly" premise and turns it completely upside-down, and even makes the "hero jock" the real villain. I really wish I had the chance to see this many years ago. This is a movie that truly deserves a sequel. "It's true, Chad. You're half-hillbilly."
If you pay attention the clues are there from the beginning. The "In these here woods". Yeah pure hillbilly, alot of his lines are something you would expect from hillbillies.
@@VadulTharys What I just noticed watching this reaction that I've never realised before: Tucker tries to hide the same way as the woman in the story Chad tells, and when he's knocking Tucker out it's framed just like when she gets knocked out, putting Chad in the positon of the killer from his story.
What a great reaction. Seeing Cassie go from "Oh, how tender" to aghast to horrified to cackling with laughter and then right back to aghast but now at herself for laughing . . . pure gold.
I am so glad everyone is discovering and falling in love with this gem (I know Cassie is gonna love it before even watching). Tucker and Dale are such simple, kindhearted, simple country fellas. They like the small pleasures of life, like bowling, fishing, chili dogs and beer 😅 Them college kids had to mess everything up. And who doesn't love Jangers? I'd pet that snoot in an instant.
Yup, just a pair of (actual) good old country boys caught up in an escalating sequence of bad coincidences. Although Chad apparently has a "seed of Evil" thing going on, which sort of implies there is SOME badness in the background hillbilly genepool. Not sure how I feel about that plot point and I'm English, so I don't even have a horse in that race...
It'd be like if a buddy of yours told you his ma was a Geordie, he'd still be your buddy but maybe you'd catch yourself looking at him sideways every once in awhile.
@@shakycam3 Kinda, they live in the sticks and they've got a whacky accent and they tend to be clannish but that also describes half the population groups in England.
Alan Tudyk is such an underrated actor. He was brilliant in Dodgeball: An True Underdog Story, A Knights Tale, and I Robot. He deserves more recognition.
Even in the most unlikely the genre, Cassie always hopes characters in the movies she watches will fall in love. This time, it's happening, and the movie is a great one too.
@@onetruthmediacompany I was hospitalized two weeks before Christmas, and I wasn't able to do much except watch TV while I was there. In the afternoons, there was often little to watch other than news, gossip shows, marathons of Ancient Aliens or The Search for Bigfoot, and Lifetime Christmas Romances, so I ended up watching more Lifetime love stories movies than I had in my entire life up till then, and I couldn't help thinking "Am I going to turn into Cassie now?"
I worked on this movie in the camera department and I can tell you that out of all the movies that I have done, this one comes up all the time. It has a cult following and we had a blast filming it. Very low budget film but the story was solid and people really seem to get the comedy in it along with the characters. Glad you enjoyed, and took me back to seeing it again through the audience eyes and what was appreciated in all the gags. Cheers and Happy Halloween all.
"Are you okay?" Has me crying I'm laughing so hard, every time I watch it. It's okay to laugh! You're supposed to. It's a horror comedy and it's perfectly done.
One of my favorite lines from this is when Alan goes "ohh he's cracklin' like a log!'. Gets me every time. And the woodchipper scene had me laughing to tears the first time I saw it. Such a fun movie.
Favorite line is we need to hide all the sharp objects. Its oddly sweet even though its not intentional that they thinking about protecting the college kids from harming themselves.
You've come a LONG way. Being able to laugh at the humor behind the horror is a big step. 🥳 My dear, sweet grandmother died when I was very, very young, and I have trouble remembering her voice... but I remember her laugh anytime someone would suffer a minor accident, like stubbing their toe or hitting their head or the like. Sometimes, when things are bad or go wrong, the only thing you can do is laugh, get up off the floor, and get back to living your life.
I showed this film to my wife and now sometimes if I'm having a bad day she'll be like "did some college kids start killing themselves all over our property" and it never fails to crack me up
"That was a weirdly, horrifyingly good time." EXACTLY When I first watched this, for some reason I thought it was "Tucker and Dale vs. THE Evil". I can't decide if that would be a better or worse title. Anyway...I love this film. So funny, and uncomfortably gory.
What a great reaction to one of my favorite movies. I love how it turns traditional horror movies around and laughs at the whole premise. My favorite line is always when Dale says, "I shoulda known that if a guy like me talked to a girl like you, somebody'd end up dead." But Tucker frantically asking, "Are you OK?" is a close second.
Not Jack Black, Tyler Labine, who is also hilarious. He was in a short-lived show called Reaper which was actually quite funny, mostly Tyler's character.
@@sidrat2009 I posted before the video was live, so I was speculating. Mostly I meant I assume she will love the romance and be repulsed by gory deaths. I wasn’t referring to character reactions per se.
@@maxducoudray Hello my guy, I was here with you yesterday (I still haven't watched the video, I'm going to watch it now) You posted your comment 3 hours before the video got live, you were one of the first 4-5 comments and the only one that I upvoted (that's why it stood out to me now that I came back, I could see the "like") Yeah, you were just speculating. No need to take your comment as criticism.
I think my favorite Popcorn in Bed moment to date is at 17:45 where you have your hand over your mouth in horror while also trying not to laugh at the "They cut off his bowling fingers" line. Just hysterical to watch!
Such a fun reaction -- especially the way you kept fighting not to laugh at things that were gross but super funny at the same time. What an incredibly good movie. I keep looking for new reactors to watch this -- I can't get enough of it. Thanks for sharing! 🤗
The most heartwarming part of your reactions was on full display here, the same reason I watch your LotR reactions over and over. The genuine inner tension you showed over not wanting to laugh at the absurdity of the horror was just beautiful. I can remember when I had trouble like that. I grew up really rough, so it's been a long time since then, emotionally. But the places I connect with you are places I have always protected in myself. Movie-sheltered as you are, I think you represent the best in all of us sometimes, Cassie. I think that's why I watch you, because in my heart you're like a little sister. Much love.
Great reaction! I had a blast watching you! There is a special version on the Blu-Ray. They edit out all of the stuff that shows us that Dale and Tucker are innocent and the movie plays like a slasher film and is kind of scary. They call it "Dale and Tucker ARE Evil."
I almost choked to death on my popcorn from laughing so hard! Those kids were a danger to each other! It looked like Dale’s friend ended up with someone else’s fingers! 🤣🤣🤣
Cassie trying not to laugh at the gruesome deaths was so adorable and funny at the same time 😂❤. The battle between her anglel conscience and her devil sides funny bones, that pretty well sums up people reaction to this movie, had the exact same guilt reaction at peeing myself laughing how they die. Great horror comedy 👍
«What a doozie of a day.» The yeet into the wood chipper was hilarious. I love this movie, because it has heart. Love Tucker and Dale and your reaction.
I also feel that you'd love The Final Girls. It's a sweet horror comedy about the daughter of an 80's horror movie actress getting literally stuck in one of her mom's Friday the 13th style movies.
Agree. It's like Tucker & Dale vs. Evil are parody for Slasher Horror movie, Shawn of the Dead are parody for British Zombie movie & Zombieland are the American ones. Both are great. I wonder, what's other parody movies with horror tropes?
Return of the Living Dead is a pretty good zombie spoof from the 80s. Young Frankenstein by Mel Brooks spoofs all the classic Universal Frankenstein movies.
This is one of my favourite comedy horror movies, along with Zombieland. Since Cassie enjoyed this, I recommend The Final Girls (2015), which is also a horror parody with heart, and has one of the FUNNIEST DANCE scenes I’ve ever seen!
Not so much a horror movie but just a straight up comedy and I love it! Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine did a great job with these characters, just so personable and likeable.
Absolutely one of my most favourite movies. It's still quite the hidden gem. When people post on socials to recommend a movie, I often pick this and nobody that watched it has been dissapointed. God Bless America is another.
This movie was hilarious when I first saw it. That one college kid just dove right into the wood chipper, and the hillbilly had no idea because his back was turned. Then he turned around and...surprise! 😂
You have grown so much as a movie fanatic. You chuckling while simultaneously being mortified is great. Glad to see you not take the movie too seriously.
Wife and I watched this a bit ago and absolutely laughed our asses off! Zombieland deserved the win for sure, but this is a pretty worthy second place, and I'm glad to see you watched it! Watching you laugh and be horrified at the same time is priceless!
This is a hilarious movie! But you Cassie were hilarious with douche canoe and saying that they all needed to be theraperized! Love it! Hope you had a doozy of a day 🤣😂
I was so hoping Carly would try this one with you. Still waiting for the reaction to stardust... I might have to break down and send you a DVD just so I can have both of you react to it. I already know it will quickly move towards the top of your collective favorite movies list.
So this movie. It never would have made my watch list if I hadn't gone to a convention in Dallas. We went to a panel with Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk. Nathan mentioned that his favorite thing Alan had ever done was Tucker and Dale vs Evil. We had never heard of it, but we watched it as soon as we got home. I've done my best to get other people to watch it ever since. It's dumb, but it's brilliant. Everyone in the cast is spot on. I watch it every Halloween. I'm not big on scary movies, either.
When I first watched this film, I didn't have any clue as to what it was about. I, a rational human being and lover of stories and pantomime, raged at the injustice and waste of life. It had a rare happy ending for that period. However, it is still medical malpractice by the surgeon to have attached that finger to that hand. I'm sure all was well and nothing was missed. There's a pulp sci-fi novel with a hero-ish character with two left hands because of reasons. I don't know why a single finger reminds me of that but it does so here it is written. I have learnt to my personal and professional benefit to listen before speaking. To understand before acting. And re-act only when necessary. It's not an easy skill to learn and it takes learning other skills too like patience and empathy but if we could all try to be more like Dale, planet Earth would be awesome.
It's completely OK to laugh at "Are you okay?". It's one of the funniest lines of any movie. I cried at that line the first half dozen times I saw this movie.
This movie is definitely one worth rewatching. With a better understanding of the tone I'm sure some of the scenes will hit differently and there are many details that are easy to miss initially.
Thought you were going to "watch it wrong" for a second. So glad you had fun. I did too. Tucker and Dale seem to get better every time I watch it. It's gonna be a classic.
I feel that you'd love the movie Spring. It's about an American guy in Italy who falls for a beautiful but mysterious woman. It's like a really well written and sweet romance with a great atmospheric horror movie.
I hadn't noticed this before but it was funny how Tucker hide behind the tree trunk just like the girl in Chad's story, and Chad found him just like the hillbilly in the story found the girl.
It's okay. It's okay to laugh at ridiculous things. But I have to admit, the horror with the stifled laughing...that's just uniquely funny. It's why I love watching your reactions.
The Frighteners was also in the poll you mentioned and you said it's the one you voted for so are you going to watch it as well? It's been awhile since I watched it but I remember liking it a lot.
She's got a great set ... Of bowling fingers! 😂😂 Love this movie, so happy to see you watching it. I'm at the start of the video and I think you'll love it. I went into it completely blind and I'm so glad I did. At first I was thinking, oh no, this is gonna be a trashy, run of the mill slasher ... 😂 God, I love this movie. "He's making her dig her own grave". How could you not laugh at this movie? The writing is genius. Visual gags, great script, turned the whole genre on its head.
This was such a good movie I felt. A film set in my home state of WV (though apparently filmed in Canada). Pokes fun at the "backwoods redneck" trope in a comedic but gruesome fashion. Pretty much anything with Alan Tudyk is great.
Such an underrated movie, a horror story but through the looking glass darkly. Innocent with the appearence of malice, misdirection and misunderstandings. Thanks cassie, you picked a good one
You would never think a legendary line like “I should have known if a guy like me talked to a girl like you somebody would end up dead” would be in a goofy movie like this lol but it is. One of my favorite lines in any movie ever..👌🔥
Jack Black is such a great actor he gets credit for movies he wasn't even in. Great job Jack!
True chameleon
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😂😂😂
He’s in a Halloween costume the whole time
I was wondering if I had missed something for a bit when I heard it. ☠☠
9:30 I probably saw this movie 10 times before realizing Tucker was trying to smoke the bees away from himself with the chainsaw lol, he wasn't *_just_* freaking out
Anything with Alan Tudyk is an immediate win.
Resident Alien is a genius show by choosing Alan as the lead.
He knows how to play the Good, the Bad, and Ugly characters….
Absolutely agree.
Death at a Funeral with him and Peter Dinklage, just amazing. Not to mention Knights Tale and so many others......
@@dennis2966 shame that there are almost no reactions to it.
This woman's capacity to tolerate gore has grown by leaps and bounds. Kudos, Cassie.
Well. It's silly cartoon gore.
The best part of this reaction was you being appalled but giggling at the same time. Never change!
Seeing her being appalled at herself for laughing so much absolutely made my week.
The emotional rollercoaster of some of those laughs...lol.
The fact that I heard Cassie call someone a douche canoe made my day. This is also the first movie I've ever seen where Cassie has screamed, laughed, and nearly cried at the exact same time. 10/10.
Cassie needs to swear more. I find it funny.
6:50
I think I may have introduced her to that phrase six months ago and I've never been so proud.
The one that got me is when the officer had nails through his head stumbling around and one of them said 'I think he's going to walk it off'! hahahaha
That was the hardest laugh for me along with the "are you ok?" Also "I will provide the finger sandwhiches"
“They cut off his bowlin’ fingers” is an all time great line
"He's heavy for 𝘩𝘢𝘭𝘧 a guy." That gets me every single time.
The guy that yeets himself into the wood chipper gets me every time 😂
Yeetus Deletus.
These kids are killing themselves all over my land LOLOL
@@coltoncyr2283we have GOT to hide all of the sharp objects!
"You okay?!" is just perfect.
Maybe it's because I'm from the South, but the "You're half hillbilly!" is such a hilarious line to me. Also, to quote CinemaWins, "Alan Tudyk is always a win."
It's such a hilariously ridiculous line🤣
I'm not even from the US but the way it's presented like a life-shattering reveal to Chad is so funny to me
@@DerMoerpler Cool to see it translates across the culture barrier. You'd think it's a fate worse than death for some people XD
Yeah, it's like when I knew an Italian girl who said she was half American. It just doesn't feel like a defined enough culture over time to be a lineage like that.
This is one of my favorite movies. I love how wholesome Dale and Alison are. And Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine have such great chemistry as Tucker and Dale.
Yup this movie is amazing. I shout out it’s glory on the rooftops.
One of the very best underrated comedy slasher films ever made. I love how it took the "psycho hillbilly" premise and turns it completely upside-down, and even makes the "hero jock" the real villain. I really wish I had the chance to see this many years ago. This is a movie that truly deserves a sequel.
"It's true, Chad. You're half-hillbilly."
If you pay attention the clues are there from the beginning. The "In these here woods". Yeah pure hillbilly, alot of his lines are something you would expect from hillbillies.
@@VadulTharys What I just noticed watching this reaction that I've never realised before: Tucker tries to hide the same way as the woman in the story Chad tells, and when he's knocking Tucker out it's framed just like when she gets knocked out, putting Chad in the positon of the killer from his story.
What a great reaction. Seeing Cassie go from "Oh, how tender" to aghast to horrified to cackling with laughter and then right back to aghast but now at herself for laughing . . . pure gold.
I am so glad everyone is discovering and falling in love with this gem (I know Cassie is gonna love it before even watching). Tucker and Dale are such simple, kindhearted, simple country fellas. They like the small pleasures of life, like bowling, fishing, chili dogs and beer 😅 Them college kids had to mess everything up.
And who doesn't love Jangers? I'd pet that snoot in an instant.
Yup, just a pair of (actual) good old country boys caught up in an escalating sequence of bad coincidences.
Although Chad apparently has a "seed of Evil" thing going on, which sort of implies there is SOME badness in the background hillbilly genepool. Not sure how I feel about that plot point and I'm English, so I don't even have a horse in that race...
It'd be like if a buddy of yours told you his ma was a Geordie, he'd still be your buddy but maybe you'd catch yourself looking at him sideways every once in awhile.
@@eXpriestAre Geordies UK hillbillies?
@@shakycam3 Kinda, they live in the sticks and they've got a whacky accent and they tend to be clannish but that also describes half the population groups in England.
@@eXpriest isn’t there a show called Geordie Shore that’s like Jersey Shore? I think that has muscle bound dbags and sluts on it. Lol
Alan Tudyk is such an underrated actor. He was brilliant in Dodgeball: An True Underdog Story, A Knights Tale, and I Robot. He deserves more recognition.
Wasn't he in firefly and serenity ( played the pilot?)
I strongly suggest also watching the show "Resident Alien"
@@solomonkane6442 yes, she even called him "Wash" in the beginning of this reaction.
Resident Alien 👽🖖🏻
@@solomonkane6442too early 😢
Even in the most unlikely the genre, Cassie always hopes characters in the movies she watches will fall in love. This time, it's happening, and the movie is a great one too.
She's a hopeless romantic & its so adorable, God love her. #PopcornInBed
Like,
Mad Max and Furiosa: *exist*
Cassie: ❤are they ~in love?~❤?
@@selardohr7697 That is so funny! But accurate.
@@onetruthmediacompany I was hospitalized two weeks before Christmas, and I wasn't able to do much except watch TV while I was there. In the afternoons, there was often little to watch other than news, gossip shows, marathons of Ancient Aliens or The Search for Bigfoot, and Lifetime Christmas Romances, so I ended up watching more Lifetime love stories movies than I had in my entire life up till then, and I couldn't help thinking "Am I going to turn into Cassie now?"
I think she could very literally ignore an apocalypse in a movie if the two leads fall in love. Lol.
I worked on this movie in the camera department and I can tell you that out of all the movies that I have done, this one comes up all the time. It has a cult following and we had a blast filming it. Very low budget film but the story was solid and people really seem to get the comedy in it along with the characters. Glad you enjoyed, and took me back to seeing it again through the audience eyes and what was appreciated in all the gags. Cheers and Happy Halloween all.
What was something you like about the movie that you don't think audiences usually catch?
“that was a happy ending….besides all those kids dying” 😂
And outside of the one actual psycho guy... they're actual decent and were trying to 'help' their 'kidnapped' friend.
It's not just a parody - it's a _FANTASTIC_ parody.
"Are you okay?" Has me crying I'm laughing so hard, every time I watch it. It's okay to laugh! You're supposed to. It's a horror comedy and it's perfectly done.
Now she's gotta watch Boondock Saints for the cat scene
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@@nicks3766I can't go buy a pack of smokes without walking past....
Such a funny movie hahaha
16:10 “Someone’s gonna impale themselves again! Oh my gosh! This is hurting my feelings!” So wholesome.
25:00 "It's true, Chad. You're half-hillbilly" that delivery always gets me
One of my favorite lines from this is when Alan goes "ohh he's cracklin' like a log!'. Gets me every time. And the woodchipper scene had me laughing to tears the first time I saw it. Such a fun movie.
Favorite line is we need to hide all the sharp objects. Its oddly sweet even though its not intentional that they thinking about protecting the college kids from harming themselves.
You've come a LONG way. Being able to laugh at the humor behind the horror is a big step. 🥳
My dear, sweet grandmother died when I was very, very young, and I have trouble remembering her voice... but I remember her laugh anytime someone would suffer a minor accident, like stubbing their toe or hitting their head or the like. Sometimes, when things are bad or go wrong, the only thing you can do is laugh, get up off the floor, and get back to living your life.
Tyler Labine is such an underrated actor. I've never heard anyone mistake him for Jack Black before, though.
Hes got a great bit part he plays in Zack and Miri Make A Porno. If you've never seen that, its pretty damn funny.
I showed this film to my wife and now sometimes if I'm having a bad day she'll be like "did some college kids start killing themselves all over our property" and it never fails to crack me up
"That was a weirdly, horrifyingly good time." EXACTLY
When I first watched this, for some reason I thought it was "Tucker and Dale vs. THE Evil". I can't decide if that would be a better or worse title.
Anyway...I love this film. So funny, and uncomfortably gory.
What a great reaction to one of my favorite movies. I love how it turns traditional horror movies around and laughs at the whole premise. My favorite line is always when Dale says, "I shoulda known that if a guy like me talked to a girl like you, somebody'd end up dead." But Tucker frantically asking, "Are you OK?" is a close second.
"Are you ok?" That's my favorite line in the film!! Glad you enjoyed it so much!
Not Jack Black, Tyler Labine, who is also hilarious. He was in a short-lived show called Reaper which was actually quite funny, mostly Tyler's character.
I’m so on board with Cassie being conflicted by the cute love story and the gruesome deaths.
I didn't detect any conflict. Cassie saw the good and the bad in all the characters. Even the very beginning she was saying don't bring the scythe.
@@sidrat2009 I posted before the video was live, so I was speculating. Mostly I meant I assume she will love the romance and be repulsed by gory deaths. I wasn’t referring to character reactions per se.
@@maxducoudray Hello my guy, I was here with you yesterday (I still haven't watched the video, I'm going to watch it now)
You posted your comment 3 hours before the video got live, you were one of the first 4-5 comments and the only one that I upvoted (that's why it stood out to me now that I came back, I could see the "like")
Yeah, you were just speculating. No need to take your comment as criticism.
I think my favorite Popcorn in Bed moment to date is at 17:45 where you have your hand over your mouth in horror while also trying not to laugh at the "They cut off his bowling fingers" line. Just hysterical to watch!
Tucker and Dale almost killed me on an airplane!!
I was laughing so much I had tears streaming down my face 😂😂
Such a fun reaction -- especially the way you kept fighting not to laugh at things that were gross but super funny at the same time. What an incredibly good movie. I keep looking for new reactors to watch this -- I can't get enough of it.
Thanks for sharing! 🤗
Been a big fan of Tyler Labine (Dale) since the show Reaper, dude is funny as hell and together with Alan Tudyk this one is pure gold.
Me too. Though he was a completely different character in Reaper, you could tell he had great comedic talent.
I find it funny he was in The X-Files as well, just a small part in 3 episodes just playing a stoner lmao
Yeah it was a fan of Tyler's since Reaper as well
Check it out: tape-hand.
I've never seen Cassie utter so many "oh my goshes" while trying not to laugh🤣
The most heartwarming part of your reactions was on full display here, the same reason I watch your LotR reactions over and over. The genuine inner tension you showed over not wanting to laugh at the absurdity of the horror was just beautiful. I can remember when I had trouble like that. I grew up really rough, so it's been a long time since then, emotionally. But the places I connect with you are places I have always protected in myself. Movie-sheltered as you are, I think you represent the best in all of us sometimes, Cassie. I think that's why I watch you, because in my heart you're like a little sister. Much love.
Great reaction! I had a blast watching you!
There is a special version on the Blu-Ray. They edit out all of the stuff that shows us that Dale and Tucker are innocent and the movie plays like a slasher film and is kind of scary. They call it "Dale and Tucker ARE Evil."
Watching you try to scream and laugh and snort all at once just reminded me how much I love this film.
I almost choked to death on my popcorn from laughing so hard! Those kids were a danger to each other! It looked like Dale’s friend ended up with someone else’s fingers! 🤣🤣🤣
Yup definitely a malpractice.
@@sidrat2009 Good thing too, because they need a new vacation house!
But whose finger? None of the girls wore that type of nail polish.
This whole chain of events was amazing: "Chase!""Kyle!""Chad. Of course his name's Chad"
So hilarious! How can a movie be so horrific but at the same time have me laughing to tears?! Amazing!
Cassie trying not to laugh at the gruesome deaths was so adorable and funny at the same time 😂❤. The battle between her anglel conscience and her devil sides funny bones, that pretty well sums up people reaction to this movie, had the exact same guilt reaction at peeing myself laughing how they die. Great horror comedy 👍
«What a doozie of a day.» The yeet into the wood chipper was hilarious. I love this movie, because it has heart. Love Tucker and Dale and your reaction.
in the original cut of the movie tucker actually does die, but test audiences hated it so they changed it to him living.
I also feel that you'd love The Final Girls. It's a sweet horror comedy about the daughter of an 80's horror movie actress getting literally stuck in one of her mom's Friday the 13th style movies.
Or maybe Cabin in the Woods? Though I'm hoping for Wishmaster eventually.
One of the best comedy horror films.
Agree.
It's like Tucker & Dale vs. Evil are parody for Slasher Horror movie, Shawn of the Dead are parody for British Zombie movie & Zombieland are the American ones. Both are great.
I wonder, what's other parody movies with horror tropes?
Return of the Living Dead is a pretty good zombie spoof from the 80s.
Young Frankenstein by Mel Brooks spoofs all the classic Universal Frankenstein movies.
This is one of my favourite comedy horror movies, along with Zombieland. Since Cassie enjoyed this, I recommend The Final Girls (2015), which is also a horror parody with heart, and has one of the FUNNIEST DANCE scenes I’ve ever seen!
Not so much a horror movie but just a straight up comedy and I love it! Alan Tudyk and Tyler Labine did a great job with these characters, just so personable and likeable.
exactly!
Absolutely one of my most favourite movies. It's still quite the hidden gem. When people post on socials to recommend a movie, I often pick this and nobody that watched it has been dissapointed. God Bless America is another.
The execution blade is actually a scythe. It's an old fashioned tool for cutting grass and harvesting crops
My favorite line from this film is when they are dragging the woodchipper guy and Tucker says "He's heavy for half a guy"
It was a lot of fun seeing you laughing & being shocked at the same time🤣
This movie was hilarious when I first saw it. That one college kid just dove right into the wood chipper, and the hillbilly had no idea because his back was turned. Then he turned around and...surprise! 😂
I love that you called Chad, Kyle. They're basically the same lmao
I love this movie way more than I ever thought I would. And I have to say, the mixture of horror and humor is perfectly captured in your reaction.
Prime example of a review being only good as much as the reviewer is. Talk about immersed in the film one's reviewing. Great review!
You have grown so much as a movie fanatic. You chuckling while simultaneously being mortified is great. Glad to see you not take the movie too seriously.
I really like Tucker, Dale and Alison... they're shine in their roles!!
Three films in one, a horror, a comedy, a romance. Which one will Cassie like best? As if we didn't know.
The woodchipper scene is the highlight!
The chainsaw scene easily competes with it though.
This was a blast watching you mix laughing with shock with horror with crying....
The perfect movie to nudge Cassie a little onto the dark side for guilty laughing. Love spooky season, keep 'em coming!
Yeah, I think 2-3 more years of this and we can suggest stuff like Re-Animator (I'm only half kidding)
Wife and I watched this a bit ago and absolutely laughed our asses off! Zombieland deserved the win for sure, but this is a pretty worthy second place, and I'm glad to see you watched it! Watching you laugh and be horrified at the same time is priceless!
Cassie, check out another film that might mislead you but also surprise you called "Cabin In The Woods" 👍
This is a hilarious movie! But you Cassie were hilarious with douche canoe and saying that they all needed to be theraperized! Love it! Hope you had a doozy of a day 🤣😂
I was so hoping Carly would try this one with you. Still waiting for the reaction to stardust... I might have to break down and send you a DVD just so I can have both of you react to it. I already know it will quickly move towards the top of your collective favorite movies list.
So this movie. It never would have made my watch list if I hadn't gone to a convention in Dallas. We went to a panel with Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk. Nathan mentioned that his favorite thing Alan had ever done was Tucker and Dale vs Evil. We had never heard of it, but we watched it as soon as we got home. I've done my best to get other people to watch it ever since. It's dumb, but it's brilliant. Everyone in the cast is spot on. I watch it every Halloween. I'm not big on scary movies, either.
When I first watched this film, I didn't have any clue as to what it was about. I, a rational human being and lover of stories and pantomime, raged at the injustice and waste of life.
It had a rare happy ending for that period. However, it is still medical malpractice by the surgeon to have attached that finger to that hand. I'm sure all was well and nothing was missed. There's a pulp sci-fi novel with a hero-ish character with two left hands because of reasons. I don't know why a single finger reminds me of that but it does so here it is written.
I have learnt to my personal and professional benefit to listen before speaking. To understand before acting. And re-act only when necessary. It's not an easy skill to learn and it takes learning other skills too like patience and empathy but if we could all try to be more like Dale, planet Earth would be awesome.
I'm actually stoked to see her watch this movie. hahaha Such a great movie, and I think she'll love it.
This is one of my favorites. Especially when tucker tries to explain what's going on to the sheriff.
It's completely OK to laugh at "Are you okay?". It's one of the funniest lines of any movie. I cried at that line the first half dozen times I saw this movie.
LOVE how you feel guilty about laughing at the ridiculousness of the situation
This movie is definitely one worth rewatching. With a better understanding of the tone I'm sure some of the scenes will hit differently and there are many details that are easy to miss initially.
Wash could never be a bad guy. He is too lovable in all of his roles
Thought you were going to "watch it wrong" for a second. So glad you had fun. I did too. Tucker and Dale seem to get better every time I watch it. It's gonna be a classic.
So glad you got to watch this brilliantly twisted, gory, funny, and sweet movie!!! Love you show!
"A weirdly, horrifying, good time" is a perfect way to describe this movie lol. I don't know whether to look away or laugh my butt off.
I feel that you'd love the movie Spring. It's about an American guy in Italy who falls for a beautiful but mysterious woman. It's like a really well written and sweet romance with a great atmospheric horror movie.
Alan Toodee and Jack Black really were amazing in Dale & Tucker vs Evil 😊
I hadn't noticed this before but it was funny how Tucker hide behind the tree trunk just like the girl in Chad's story, and Chad found him just like the hillbilly in the story found the girl.
Ever since my husband and I first saw this, whenever we've had rough work days, we greet each other with "Officer, I've had a doozy of a day." 😂
With everything Tucker went through, he has every right to have that beer while high on meds
It's okay. It's okay to laugh at ridiculous things. But I have to admit, the horror with the stifled laughing...that's just uniquely funny. It's why I love watching your reactions.
The Frighteners was also in the poll you mentioned and you said it's the one you voted for so are you going to watch it as well? It's been awhile since I watched it but I remember liking it a lot.
Absolute gem and I thought you’d appreciate it even more that it’s a Calgary film
I am so glad you laughed throughout this whole movie. This was comedic gold when it released.
1:17 ... Aaaaaand Tyler Labine's heart breaks immediately.
That's the power of laughter. A good joke makes you laugh even when you don't think you should.
Tyler Labine is brilliant.
this was a great reaction...the humor hit hard
She's got a great set ... Of bowling fingers!
😂😂 Love this movie, so happy to see you watching it. I'm at the start of the video and I think you'll love it.
I went into it completely blind and I'm so glad I did. At first I was thinking, oh no, this is gonna be a trashy, run of the mill slasher ... 😂 God, I love this movie.
"He's making her dig her own grave". How could you not laugh at this movie? The writing is genius. Visual gags, great script, turned the whole genre on its head.
This was such a good movie I felt. A film set in my home state of WV (though apparently filmed in Canada). Pokes fun at the "backwoods redneck" trope in a comedic but gruesome fashion. Pretty much anything with Alan Tudyk is great.
Even if Cass refuses to say his name! 😉
Such an underrated movie, a horror story but through the looking glass darkly. Innocent with the appearence of malice, misdirection and misunderstandings. Thanks cassie, you picked a good one
27:42 The "are you ok" scene is funny as shit. You should have let yourself laugh more haha.
You would never think a legendary line like “I should have known if a guy like me talked to a girl like you somebody would end up dead” would be in a goofy movie like this lol but it is. One of my favorite lines in any movie ever..👌🔥
He's a leaf on the wind..😉😊
Oh my gosh, I completely forgot about this movie! It's such a funny film 😂
“Are you okay?” Best line of the movie.