The Munsters - Nostalgia Critic
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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The trailer got a lot of people angry. The movie? Well, it's a long story. Nostalgia Critic gives his thoughts on Rob Zombie's The Munsters.
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The Munsters is a 2022 American horror comedy film produced, written, and directed by Rob Zombie and starring Sheri Moon Zombie, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Daniel Roebuck, Richard Brake, Jorge Garcia, Sylvester McCoy, Catherine Schell, and Cassandra Peterson. Based on the 1960s family sitcom of the same title, the story takes place prior to the events of the series, serving as an origin story for the characters.
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Can you talk about Michael Jackson's short film "Ghosts"? Stephen King helped write it.
So I guessing the Stephen king review to end nostalgiaween is next week yay or nay ? Also the munsters movie was just ok folks
Review The Addams Family 2019 and The Addams Family 2. You already did the live action one.
Can you review Fun Size? It's a family film.
And also review Rocky Horror Picture Show, Corpse Bride, and Gingerdead Man movies.
Swear to god, if you don’t do a jackass the movie review. It literally turns 20 next Tuesday. There is no god damn reason why you can’t talk about it
The thing I've learned about Rob Zombie is. He does not care. Not that he doesn't care about what he's making, no. He shows he is passionate about his projects. But he doesn't care if its successful or not. He doesn't care if its hated or loved. He just makes what he wants how he wants it.
Maybe he should just make em for himself then and not for distribution haha
@@nikhernandez8435 I mean, there are a lot of good movies like that, and who's to say you can't share your hard work with the world?
Zombie's movies have gotten worse all the way down the line. He needs to stop making movies altogether.
@@joed2818 I wouldn't say they've gotten straight up BAD, i mean what was his last film before this?
@@romdan7136 3 From Hell. Before that 31. Before that Lord's of Salem. He is pretty damn close to constant dip in quality each time. Real close.
To be fair, having Lily's half brother being a werewolf explains the Eddie in the series.
It’s more Monster 👹 🧬. Like with Earl Sinclair. 😉
Earl Sinclair was a dinosaur. He wasn't a monster.
He's from tge series
I think this might be historical Munsters canon. I do remember Grandpa mentioning something about raising a werewolf in "Mockingbird Lane".
Fun Fact: Rob Zombie shot the film with a heightened color scheme. "I noticed when the actors were in their makeup and they were just walking around, getting lunch or whatever, they looked like cartoon characters come to life. They were just so insanely colorful. I had to light the movie in the same fashion. It really seemed at all times like a live action cartoon, which was really exciting."
Yeah. He didn't get approval to go black and white. So he went the opposite direction to give atmosphere.
What a load of trash
Oddly enough, alot of black and white shows sets, costumes and make-up were done in loud outrageous colours so they would show up better, probably why this looks good in black and white
@@bazbloodwolf 💯💯💯
Is there ever a time during production were you just sit there and think," .....what the f**k are we even doing".
The thing about the show was that the joke was (at least when it began) that they're an almost perfect recreation of a stereotypical suburban family that JUST SO HAPPENED to be monsters (mostly) . Whereas the joke in the Adams family is more that they're nothing like a stereotypical suburban family, in that their happy normal is dark and macabre
hence, adams family > munsters.
And they weren't scared of the normal, non-monster neighbors as they are shown in the clips from this movie.
@@ianw0ng I honestly prefer the Munsters.
Addams and yeah.
Addams looked spooky and acted spooky, Munsters looked spooky but acted wholesome.
Another cool fact about this interesting movie: The character of Zombo on the TV program Herman was watching was featured in the original series. Eddie idolized Zombo and won a contest that allowed him to visit the set of the show. He became very upset when he discovered Zombo was just an actor in make-up. And, in the fashion of 1950s-60s TV. Eddie realized his dad was who he should be idolizing, not Zombo
The Zombo episode is The Munster's episode I think of the most :}
Krusty was supposed to be Homer. I wonder if Munsters and other shows from the era inspired that.
and Zombo was played by the same guy playing Herman (in the movie idk about the original show), so when he says hes hotter than Zombo, hes saying hes....hotter than himself.
@@saphcal Louis Nye played Zombies in the original series.
@@garyhooper3064 thanks for the info. i wasnt sure.
Rob Zombie’s the Munsters was a fantastic movie and I loved every aspect of it
That's great to hear, not a fan myself but glad you enjoyed it.
Dad coming at us with the hot takes.
Most unpopular opinion of all time.
Rob/ sharon? is that you?
Dad has spoken. In all respect coming from a family where I grew up watching the adams family and the Munsters, I’m 24 btw, I honestly liked the movie and thought it was a new spin on it. Love zombies work and i thought the movie was really good
To be fair to Universal 1440, their Chucky movies are actually legitimately good. Especially since they were written and directed by the original series creator, Don Mancini AND did a fair deal of interesting things with the series.
Hell, their success even helped lead to the Chucky TV series on Syfy AND USA.
@Gavin Cox I'd put it second best (A-) of the entire series. Only Bride (A-) is better, overall. Jennifer Tilly's first outing as Tiffany was just...perfect, so much so that it overwrites how much the teen lovers subplot...kind of bites.
@@Volvagia1927 Bride of Chucky is legit my favorite movie of all time. Its the only movie I can rewatch that makes me laugh my ass off every time I watch it.
"Chucky, did you remember to wear a rubber?"
"Tiff, look at me. I'm all rubber."
@@captaincaptain2128 I can't go nearly THAT far, considering, as I said, I...kind of don't like a whole third of the movie (and for anything above A-, I kind of have to love ALL of the movie)...but it holds up a bit better than Scream.
Yea! I've been enjoying the TV series
Im guessing doug wasn't a fan of Cult of chucky
Rob Zombie's song Dragula was inspired by Herman's car, so him doing a Munsters film makes a lot of sense as he's clearly a fan of the show.
In the show, Eddie actually builds a tin can robot like that for a science project with the help of his grandpa, so it's neat he played one for the cameo.
This movie is a new halloween classic for me. Not because it's a good movie, but because it's the exact sort of background noise that's entertaining at a Halloween party.
Executive Meddling: Universal wouldn't let the movie be Deliberately Monochrome to match the look of the original TV series - so other than the short black and white sequences he was allowed, Rob Zombie went for "the opposite of black and white" by using bright, oversaturated colors. While it didn't affect the direction of the film as much, Grandpa/The Count also couldn't be shown smoking a cigar as he often does in the original series.
So it’s Universal’s fault
That’s due to new smoking rules, where from this point onwards, only R-rated or NC-17 movies can show characters smoking. I certainly don’t miss those “good old days” where people smoked more than chimneys, even in “family” movies. I don’t smoke myself, which I am very proud of.😊
Kind of seems like a bit of a troll move on Robs part by saturating it so much with color xD
to be fair, why would a vampire smoke anyway?
the garish coloring is the least of its problem. i suppose universal meddling is to blame for the over the top acting and lousy script as well.
Got at least give Rob props for being passionate about this one.
Yeah, Rob is a talented director who has made awesome movies ( in addition to being one of my favorite musicians of all times), but he has made some bad movie. Unfortunately, if he keeps making bad ones, he will be known for the bad ones.
At first I thought you meant Rob Walker 😂
👀 Id buy it if he releases a Unrated Directors Cut where every other world is Fu(k 😐
@Adam Greene I don't give a SINGLE fuck. House Of A 1000 Corpses was great. Devil's Rejects great. Lords Of Salem was pretty good. 3 From Hell was great. El Superbeasto was goo. There have been MANY MANY MANY instances where critics were absolutely wrong, and movies made hits with audiences inspite of wrong opinions by people that are supposed to know what they are talking about...but don't always do. So miss me with that Rotten Tomatoes argument. Get out of here.
@Adam Greene Actually I didn't get flagged loser. EVERYTHING I said is still there. Thanks for trying to flag my reply off. You ate scared of the truth so you tried to flag my reply, so it looks like you won the argument??? Good job, nice try. Again miss me with that Rotten Tomatoes argument, because there have been MANY MANY MANY instances so called "bad movies" STILL made money from audiences inspite critics. The people that are supposed to know what they are talking about, don't always know what they are talking about...color me surprised. NOT. Hell again I will say it. House Of 1000 Corpses, Devil's Rejects, Lords Of Salem, El Superbeasto; were all varying degrees of good to great.
I'm surprised The Munsters and The Adam's Family never had a crossover back then, I could see them both existing in the same universe.
Like when The Flinstones met The Jetsons
The two shows were on competing networks in the the 60's. No chance of ABC and CBS cooperating back then.
Something really cool Rob did was bring back Original Munsters actors Butch Patrick and Pat Priest and who have voice cameos in the film.
Did I neglect to mention how much I LOVE this intro?
Same here
No one cares
Me too!
Same it's so cool!
Definitely the most vibrant and kid friendly thing Rob Zombie has ever directed
Possibly?
No possibility about it.
@@thoughtfuldevil6069 definitely then
@@talariswatts-el9196 definitely it is
The ONLY.
I still wonder how a Crossover of the Original Munsters and Addams would've been. I think, Herman and Gomez would've get along really fine:)
I don't know, i can actually see more a rivalry forming because each one will think that the other one would be a perfect match for his wife. Just because that's exactly what the writer s of those shows would have done given the oportunity
Plot twist: it ends with both families getting together for a huge, weird goth orgy. Oh wait, this is RUclips, not DeviantArt fanfic. My bad.
Honestly I feel like Gomez would go super over the top and try to sword fight him resulting in Herman getting freaked out and trying to get his family out of there for their own protection
I _know,_ right?
I think the Addams Family would call the Munsters out for ripping them off because they did.
Honestly when this film does decided to show it's more funnier side i think that's when the film shines the most because that's what the Munsters have always really shined at.
I definitely agree. When it tries to be funny, it can be REALLY entertaining.
I remember watching reruns of the original Munsters TV show when I was a little kid visiting my grandmother in NY-because they had waay more channels than where we lived and an “oldies” channel.
I was unaware of this movie. Now I kinda want to watch the old show again! 💕
@Bluespirit I got such a kick out of the episode where Grandpa gets stuck as a bat and Hermann rescues the WRONG bat from the zoo. XD
The show had a lot going for it. :)
I remember watching repeats of The Munsters on Nick @ Nite, when I was 10. Turned out to be one of my parents' favorite shows (after The Addams Family, of course) from when THEY were kids. And The Munsters' cars got my dad into hot rods.
@Bluespirit That was, indeed, pretty good. Doesn't Eddie get in some batting practice with Herman in one scene?
I think his biggest mistake was not specifying that this was supposed to be a prequel showing how Herman and Lily met and got their house.
That's...part of the problem, yeah. Another part was that even if it wasn't Rob's fault, people do not expect to see the Munsters in color. And imo the worst part was having Sherry Moon as Lilly Munster. We get it Rob: you have a hot wife but she can't act even if her life depended on it!
@@makidtrej oh dangit so he pulled a Resident Evil Alice!
@@zigslotheon Yep: she's been i think in every film he's directed so...
@@makidtrej Tim Burton does the same thing with Helena Bonham Carter... it's so irritating.
@@lainiwakura1776 but at least Helena can act. Sherry can't.
Cult of Chucky is easily the best movie made by this film company but the people directing Chucky are really good at making Chucky films so all credit goes to them
I love Chucky, but sinking millions of dollars to make another theatrical release, when Seed of Chucky saw less of a return than Bride, and the whole series attracting fewer and fewer people was just not a sound investment. Bride was the biggest uptick, doubling 3's return, but it just wasn't going to be good for a big studio demanding big money and hoping to make big returns. It's a niche audience, which is typically better served by straight-to-video anyway.
That’s becuase the creator of chucky is heavily involved !
I love how NC started reviewing entire movie series. It’s a nice change of pace. Here are some series I’d love to see reviewed this way:
Madagascar, Ice Age, Toy Story, Spy Kids*, The Santa Clause*, Cars, Star Wars original trilogy and prequel trilogy, and Despicable me.
*(Yes, I am aware that he’s talk about a movie from this series in the past, but I still think they warrant mentioning. I mean if he can review a movie for Disneycember and for NC and vice versa, ha can do this too.)
When he’s been at it for 15 years, he might as well bring things forward rather than spread it out.
I’d love an Ice Age series review
I loved this movie. I've seen all of Rob Zombie's movies and this is by far my favorite. As everyone knows, he's a genuine fan of The Munsters and it shows.
To quote the late great Norm MacDonald and something i'm sure Jorge Garcia might be thinking about is "We often suffer more from our fears, than from the dangers of our situation."
I really liked this movie. It reminded me of a Halloween TV movie that would of aired when I was a kid
It looks pretty decent.
This is how I felt as well. I haven't seen the Munsters since I was a kid watching Nick at Nite but it did kind of take me back to staying up late watching it and getting a good chuckle out of it. Meh, I give it a 2.5/5
@@chasehedges6775 its not
Thanks for taking a look at this movie and your own opinion that way I could see if I want to if you enjoyed it 😉
When a one minute villain intro song does the Munsters better than the actual Munsters.
SHE’S IN THE SYLLABUS
A villain intro song that was so unexpectedly popular that Marvel had to pump out last minuet Agatha merch using a cropped out image from the 60’s episode just to make bank off of it
That bit with Krusty Homer is just fantastic.
Another cool fact from this film is: Herman's outfit (shirt with baggy sleeves, fur vest with visible stitches and dark, tight pants) on his first date with Lily mimics the artwork for the ubiquitous "seven-foot monster" ads in 1960s comic books, which advertised a poster of Frankenstein's monster drawn by MAD magazine and Topps trading card artist Jack Davis.
Honestly it's not really Halloween until Rob Zombie makes a crazy insane horror Halloween themed film or a Saw film comes out
Btw what would you think of a new saw where John Kramer is alive? Turns out he had a twin brother. Who actually died.
Honestly i think this film was just to make people laugh and give you fun moments to look at it's not trying to be this big serious film, it knows what it wants to do and it knows who it's general audience is which i think it nails.
💯. It is kinda fun
fun moments still needs to be supported by a good fun script.
Fun Fact at 5:15! Sylvester McCoy 7th Doctor never actually had a sonic screwdriver since the showrunner at the time, John Nathan-Turner, though that it would be more useful for the Doctor to think of an ingenious way to get out of problems without relying on the sonic
McCoy has a load of them in the 90’s TV movie though
So this is why we don't give Rob Zombie Red Bull that's infused with neon highlighters
I got stuff to say too. I love the costumes and set designs, it's so colorful and odd it helps the movie really stand out. And after watching it, my sister said something that made this really click in my head. "When my nephew's older, he's gonna love this movie". This is a great movie to ease little kids into horror. Like you said, it's an 80's pg. There's enough scary stuff to give the kids a jump, but enough jokes to calm them back down.
Gotta agree with that Butch Patrick troll-cameo bit: It's got the same vibes as that invisible man who joins the X Force in Deadpool 2, only to be revealed at the moment of his death when he becomes visible that he was played by Brad Pitt the whole time.
I’m honestly tempted to buy the blu-ray just so I can hear Zombie’s commentary.
Sadly this is the first Rob Zombie's movie to not be rated R. Although now i kind of wonder what a rated R version of the Munsters would be like probably would have a lot of Grandpa trying to cut off people's head's with a chainsaw and feeding them their own blood
Honestly I think an R rated Munsters could work whilst keeping it wholesome. make Herman look really grotesque and have him keep the same personality and obliviousness for example
NBC and Bryan Fuller actually attempted a dark and edgy Munsters series about a decade ago. Like, they were supposed to be actual murderous monsters in it. It was called “Mockingbird Lane” and starred Jerry O’Connell as Herman, Portia de Rossi as Lily, and Eddie Izzard as Grandpa. It got a pilot, but never went anywhere.
1:32, "Stop, he's dead, he's already dead!" Lol!! Poor kid.
Honestly the one thing i wish this film had was when Grandpa walked in for the first time it just started to play Dracula by Rob Zombie
Oh, this is gonna hurt. Also Doug please do Silver Bullet for your Stephen King Review. It's Gary Busey fighting a Werewolf with a kid on a suped up Wheelchair. TACKLE THIS.
He actually went easy on it somewhat.
I love that I can feel the passion oozing from this film. It will develop a cult following one day.
I honestly love how one of the characters name is just Tin Can Man
I like to imagine that Munster is under the influence of The Mask and we can’t tell because he’s already green.
Is it odd to anyone else Rob Zombie has a strange feeling of wanting to remake a film
20:13 Car 54 Where Are You was a show that both Fred Gwen and Al Lewis were in. They both then went on to play Herman and Grandpa Munster in the original TV show. So, that's the connection.
Both actors did marvelously in each show! For their dynamic, I think that "The Presidential Itch" (Car 54) and "Don't Bank on Herman" (The Munsters) were particularly fine examples.
So this is why the Easter Bunny drank too much Code Red and started to become a crazy and insane murderous Dentist
Man i so can't wait for in 25 years when Rob Zombie makes a Clifford the Big Red Dog remake and makes it a Horror Movie
I would sell my house to see this movie happen.
I grew up watching the Munsters with my grandparents in reruns. This was a wonderful, mostly faithful adaptation of the original show, and I enjoyed how carefully the actors studied and reproduced the original characters mannerisms and voices. This is one of the few times I held a smile for so long since Covid hit.
So this is why Blade doesn't invite Rob Zombie to hunt and kill Vampires with him
Is it weird to say this feels to weird and insane even for Rob Zombie levels of weird and insane?
It’s not weird at all.
as my Dad would say, "Weird is relative."
So this is what happens when Cookie Monster breaks your kneecaps because you didn't give him his cookies
Man if i had Nickle every time Rob Zombie used a Strobe Light i be really rich right now
Did you know that Dragula was the name of the race car in the movie where they inherit a castle in Britain, so I think that Rob Zombie made the movie after his song Return of Dragula as he's most likely a Munsters fan because of the two Munsters connections, and Eddie Munster's actor is one of the morticians
In the ending review how Doug mentions about the strange choices standing out than just paint-by-the-numbers, it’s exactly how I feel about Rob Zombie now as I’ve grown with his film work.
Even if some of his movies are a miss, I’d prefer to have a miss in an interesting way than having a cold blockbuster where the actors perform as bland as heck for the sake of “realism,” or just any Hollywood production nowadays.
Honestly what's really cool about the teaser trailer of this film is, The teaser trailer is a shot-by-shot remake of the The Munsters (1964) title sequence.
So this is why the Kool-Aid Man keeps turning into Metal Superman
The Munsters (2022): *48% on rotten tomatoes*
Mr. Harrigan’s Phone: hey man, what are you in for?
The Munsters (2022): everything
Would not be surprised if this leads to Kevin Smith making a movie on the origins of Mac Tonight
I find so weird that this is the one film Rob Zombie just decided to get really intrigued and interested by
It was apparently a childhood favorite of his.
he was a legit fan of the show. check out the video where he showed his house, full of munsters memorabilia.
Man Barry B. Benson must of had a really horrible day trying to sell a Snow Cone to Herman Munster
This is one of Universal 1440’s better movies
Holy shit, he actually did it, he actually reviewed Rob Zombie's The Munsters. If "Here Come the Munsters" were still on TubiTV I'd be asking for a comparison between that and this, also, I didn't think Nostalgia Critic would actually throw in a Doctor Who reference in there (though he did use the 11th/12th Doctor's sonic screwdriver instead of the 7th Doctor's).
I haven't seen this yet, but it looks beautifully batshit insane! I'm definitely watching this tonight!
It sucks.
Would not be surprised if Herman Munster is Oscar the Grouch's cousin.
Would not be surprised if Fletcher Reede is also Grandpa's son
I'm getting "Son of Mask" vibes from this movie.
When it comes to Rob Zombie's The Munsters, I enjoyed everything that didn't take place in Transylvania(France,loved the airplane part and everything in Mockingbird Heights). the reactions of normal people have seeing them is a huge part of the Munsters, which is something this film needed. honestly I'll give a Rob Zombie directed sequel a chance if someone else writes it or helps RZ write it. it was OK compared to something like Hocus Pocus2.
& Yes, I'm hoping for a sequel so we can see the whole family.
Would not shock me that Herman Munster gave those drugs to Raoul Duke and we just never knew about it.
"Nothing but Trouble" would make for a great Nostalgiaween episode. I am still astounded you've never done this movie.
Fun fact:
As they are being led into the weird town, the movie used set pieces that appeared in both "Knight Rider" and "The Dukes Of Hazzard".
Dude Cult of Chucky was a legit horror movie where the original creator was given full control of his IP 1440's 1 and only good production that lead to Don Mancini his own Chucky series that has been a breath of fresh air into horror.
That Tremors 6 also good movie if you a B movies fan
So this is true reason Marty and Doc had to go back in time
The major difference between The Addams Family and The Munsters was, while both were spooky, The Addams Family were spooky acting and looking, being odd and weird, while The Munsters were spooky looking, but were otherwise a completely wholesome family. They didn't act spooky at all.
Grampa was the best part of the movie. Him and Herman's interactions were pretty funny.
So this is why Herman Munster isn't great with reverse Mortgage
I gotta say i don't think i've ever laughed at a trailer as much as this one did.
4:04 I know where it is. It's Kelenfold Power Plant. Nice to see this Art Deco gem can be used for something.
19:25 And this is obviously exterior of original Munsters house.
After the Munster and Rob Zombie jokes in the kast review, I predicted this or Rob's Halloween 2 would be the next one.
And I'm so happy it was this!
So this is the extended Pippi Longstocking elevator scene
I see the Lobsters got too much Mercury again.
I do love the Scooby-Doo parody opening, but of course, Buster and Chaplin had the best parts.
Reminder: Never give Herman Munster a Pickaxe
Considering the ending, the joke is "Rob Zombie got a huge paycheck and is laughing at the audience."
I've been a fan of The Munsters since the 60s, and I have nothing but praise for what Rob created. It is a beautiful tribute to the original series, the colour scheme is gorgeous, the actors all do a great job, and the story, while being a little weak in places, captures the spirit of the original series nicely. I have NO idea where all the negative feelings about this film are coming from. Thank you Rob for a fantastic gift to Munsters fans!
i’m a munsters fan and i hated it ☹️
Solesisita, totally respect your opinion, but I couldn't disagree more....I loved it. It could have been better, sure, but I think overall it was enormously fun. You can see the love that Rob put into it, and I applaud him for it.
I think to think this movie shows the flaws a lot of them had before having their baby and becoming wholesome. 🎉
My whole thing about how Herman and Lily act so different from how they did on the show, is because it supposedly took place before they met, before Eddie came along.
In the actual show, they've been married for several years with a kid, so it;'s natural that they've matured and simmered down once the responsibility of parenting came along.
Man this remake of Air Force One is a lot darker than i remember it being
I just realized the robot that married Herman and Lilly was the robot from the original series that Edie made for a science fair
Man DJ Rob Zombie is really odd sometimes
Fun fact about Daniel Roebuck: he was at one point cast as Marv in Home Alone. Daniel Stern had quit after being told that filming had been extended by an additional week, and that he would not be paid for it, so they cast Roebuck to replace him. Columbus brought Stern back because he felt that Roebuck didn't mesh well with Joe Pesci.
So this is what happens when you spray too much Salt into a Bananas eyelids
Its movies like this that make me SOOOO grateful for The Nostalgia Critic for remembering it so we don't have to because I'm probably gonna skip this one.
While I don't like the movie as a whole, the set design is amazing. I just love them. You can see the artists and craftsmen really put it all out in those set pieces.
One good thing I will say about this, I love how colorful and vibrant it is. It looks like it came straight from a comic book, and not the awkward Hulk (2003) way.
So this is is why whenever Danny DeVito drinks milk he becomes the Green M&M
Hey, Curse of Chucky paved the way for Cult and the tv show, and allows Mancini MUCH more freedom... almost. We had to wait until not before they'd allow Glen and Glenda to appear.
This movie reminds me more of the tv series of “The Munsters Today” than the original “The Munsters”.
To me, the central conceit of the Addams Family is:
"We're Normal, just like you." despite their weirdness.
The Munsters is more:
"We're Normal, what's wrong with you?"
One is more about embracing the strangeness, while the other places it on a podium.
It's why I prefer the Addams.
I really enjoyed myself watching this movie idk why but the camera work reminded me of 90s TV shows like Bil Nye or Goosebumps
1440: B&W never works.
MCU: Hey, have you watched Werewolf by Night?
1440: F#¢k!