Stage Fright and Night of the Mummy. Night of the Mummy needs like two simple rewrites to make it understandable. As for Stage Fright, just rewrite the Witch’s motivations. Also I don’t understand the viewers being completely fine with how the kids died in Pumpkin Head, literal implied R*pe of a *Child* in “Red Eyes”, and Scary Mary stealing Girls faces after she was literally burned alive, but the thing that’s “tOo FaR” is the way characters die in “Brush with Madness”??
Wolf Entertainment I agree with you I loved the episode Lotsa Luck, I remember when first saw the episode I found the twist shocking, my jaw dropped when the twist was revealed about Greg's great uncle setting him up to fail anyways, it was brilliant.
Wolf Entertainment You sure did well creating the exact polar opposite to your countdown of the "Top 5 Haunting Hour Episodes that you Hate, but everyone else Loves".
Wolf Entertainment Technically, the weapon used in Brush with Madness is a Buzzsaw. Buzzsaws cut with a circular blade, while chainsaws cut with chained blades. Despite their differences, both are EXTREMELY DEADLY if used improperly, a fatal accident or mistake occurs involving it when in ise, and/or, of course, used to kill.
Great video that defends some really excellent episodes. I actually really like Lotsa Luck. Seamus is actually one of my favorite villains. I don't need to repeat anything you said, you pretty much covered it perfectly. In "Coat Rack Cowboy," I actually really like the climax. Ethan had no chance in an actual shootout so he relied on what he is great at: storytelling, to save his life. I'm generally not a huge fan of liars but if you have to lie to save your life, go for it! Furthermore, it added complexity to the character of Mad Dog McCoy. He's not just some mindless murderer. He's a tragic character. He's an orphan who had to learn everything on his own. One thing he never learned about: human emotions. Ethan's storytelling brought out feelings of guilt that Mad Dog didn't know he could have, and because he never properly learned how to deal with and manage his emotions and because guilt was a new emotion for him, it makes sense that it killed him. A shootout would have been boring. This is a horror show, not a western. This ending was much better. And I didn't mind the build-up, I never found it boring. Juan Riedinger is one of the best villain actors this show has had and he prevented me from being bored. It's not a perfect episode. I don't understand how they time-traveled, or why it didn't happen right after the dad cut down the tree, or why Mad Dog thinks the kids cut down the tree when it was the father who did so, or why Mad Dog thinks he had to kill Ethan to bring himself to rest again. But all in all, I thought it was a good episode. People hated the title "My Sister the Witch?" There's an episode called "Argh V," but "My Sister The Witch" is the episode that had the bad title? I think that's actually a good title. You see, the secret isn't that she's a witch. It was that she's a GOOD witch. You're led to believe that she's evil for most of the episode, and the title helps with that. That's what makes the twist so effective. It's not a perfect episode. The villain isn't particularly memorable due to the fact that he appears so little, and it never made me laugh. But it's a good episode. With "Black Mask," I have to agree with "Everybody" but I appreciate you defending it. "The Walls" was an episode I didn't like it first, but I'm glad I gave it a 2nd chance. I hated that the parents were jerks, but re-watching this episode made me realize that I love the ending. Jeffrey blackmailed them and brought them to justice. I didn't find it to be a funny episode but it was a satisfying one in the end. I don't think "Flight" is a hated episode. In fact in the places I have looked, it seems to be regarded as one of the all-time best episodes. If it does have haters, I'm glad to see it also has defenders. I prefer "Dead Bodies" to "The Dead Body." I now watch those 2 episodes back-to-back. "The Dead Body" has a sad ending, but when you watch the sequel right after it, it's much better. Everything you said about "Toy Train" is spot on. I have nothing to add.
Wolf Entertainment 29:56 & 40:57 Kylo Ren: "TRAITOR!!" Whoa! Those two instances came out of nowhere without Kylo Ren appearing like in the Dead Body arc review.
Never saw Lottsa Luck or Toy Train. I saw Cowboy, but don't remember anything about it. I did like Brush With Madness, though I could see some people not caring for the twist at the end. As for my Sister the Witch, I have a vague memory of thinking it was fun, but being unimpressed with the villain. I would have rather seen the sister actually be evil, tbh. Though my main memory of the episode is being mildly amused about Jodelle Ferland playing a witch after she was totally anti-magic in The Most Evil Sorcerer.
Andrew Clendening Toy Train and Lotsa Luck are must see episodes. I'm positive that Toy Train is on Dailymotion, so I'd strongly recommend seeing it at least once. Though as I said in the List, it is far far from being scary.
I have to admit I kind of like the Haunting Hour episode Mrs. Worthington despite its severe flaws. Also I think the first Night Of The Living Dummy book is terrible. *runs and hides from angry Goosebumps fans* By the way will you be doing a review of the Don't Think About It Movie? *ducks back down*
Skyler Maves I did plan on reviewing the Haunting Hour movie, but sadly I decided to push it back for now since this Halloween I had a different surprise in store for our viewers. I hope to get to it next year since I did purchase the DVD, so there's hope.
Wolf Entertainment Nothing scary about Toy Train... Well, at least nothing other than the loud honking locomotive coming at you full speed when your stuck on railroad tracks. Trust me, the loud honking locomotive crashing into the DeLorean in Back to the Future III freaked me a little when I first saw it.
TheMultiserse 1 Yes, arcs would be counted as whole stories. So Lily D and Jake Skinner's might make it in, but sadly the Pumpkinheads won't since it's attached to a bad sequel.
Wolf Entertainment I know I am getting really getting carried away with the following things, but... 1.) Since I'd like for you to keep the background I've sent you, it would be a great place to host your countdown of the best Haunting Hour episodes, as well as the "FINAL TEN" Haunting Hour reviews & the review for the movie, other horror review "FINAL TENS" (FIVE for the Nightmare Room), and other special occasions. Because much like Kirby's the True Arena, an intimidating location can set the stage for Grand Finales. :) 2.) Now that you have the Dark Black insignia from my Twitter Tweet to you, you can use it whenever you want to mention me during your future videos. Choose which of the 3 insignia images you like (and maybe do some cropping around the borders of the insignia's rectangle, as well as resizing via the corners). :)
Wolf Entertainment Oh, and one more thing. I recommend counting down the worst episodes first before doing the best episodes. But if you want to count down the best episodes before the worst, that's fine, too. Whatever works for you. :)
Quenton Lewis Jr I plan to, but I want to review every episode first. Right now, I'm down to only 4 Haunting Hour episodes left on my kill list. Once I check out every episode then I think I'm ready to give an official Top 10 Best episodes list.
Right now both Cat and I are working on other reviews, however after my next Green Lantern video I will start to watch the series. You will have to wait for the review since I'll have to watch all 48 episodes of it (since 49 is basically a recap of the series), so it will take a while for me to both watch and then script the review. - Wolf
Wolf Entertainment how about Wolf do 4 episode first while cat do the other 4 episode so you 2 will take turns til you get to episode 49 you will review together
So brush with madness is too dark for kids But mascot and dream catcher got off scott free? Holy moly some parents are as smart as macaroni And the ‘kids died violently’ doesn’t work either Look at mascot Look at how the kids died EATEN ALIVE FOR GODS SAKE
Wolf Entertainment You like Star Wars: The Phantom Menace?! Stewie: "Say WHAAAAT?!" Nah! Just kidding! I'm so happy you like Phantom Menace. In fact, the Podracing Scene from that same movie made me hooked on Podracing, especially the games! :D I LOVE PODRACING! WELCOME TO PODRACING! XD
The video itself is 9 minutes in length. If you are talking about when it will come out, I don't know. It was blocked immediately and I submitted a counter-claim for it. The date that WBTV has to respond by before it is dropped is August 24. - Wolf
Simba cartoon fan We are binge watching the anime at the moment. So far we've only reached 4 episodes since Cat is currently working on the Haunting Hour while Wolf is sorting out his own review plans, including the anime shows we have in store.
Wolf Entertainment As part of the "FINAL TEN", how about a "666 Subscriber Haunting Hour Review Special", with special appearances from Sonic.exe, Eddie the Head (Iron Maiden), and The Beast (Iron Maiden Legacy of the Beast). Location? The temple of posedion / the background I've sent you (also for all the other 9 "FINAL TEN" reviews). And since you have te Dark Black insignia now, you can use it the next time you want to mention me during your videos. :) Sorry. Just a bit excited. :)
"Brush With Madness" brings out a lot of mixed feelings in me: -On one hand, I liked Corey and Emma and didn't want them to die. Furthermore, Emma did nothing at all to deserve her fate and even tried to convince Corey to treat Alan Miller correctly. I don't know why Alan Miller would want her dead. Corey did not mean to freak out Alan Miller and he would not have stolen the brushes if Alan Miller hadn't reacted like that. It is 100% Alan Miller's fault Corey became his enemy. On the other hand, this is a horror show. Innocent kids die horribly all the time. Innocent kids die horribly in real life too. That's what makes this show so good is that, despite the fact that it's fictional and has plenty of monsters that don't exist in the real world, it also has a lot of real-world relatability. If you don't want to see child death, you shouldn't watch this show or any show of this kind. -On one hand, death by buzz saw is pretty brutal. On the other hand, maybe not the most brutal death in the series. The children in the "Pumpkinheads" episodes may have suffered a worse fate. Or how about Jared being turned into a puppet for a show that he hates. Or how about Norman being eaten alive by insects. -On one hand, this episode teaches a valuable lesson about fandom. If you're a fan of someone and you have the chance to meet him or her, be careful because he or she might not be who you expected. And apparently you should never say "I follow you." On the other hand, Corey explained what he meant by that and Alan Miller should have understood it. -On one hand, Alan Miller is a tragic villain, who acts the way he does because he's being stalked by a dangerous fan. On the other hand, it wasn't so smart for him to assume that Corey intended to reveal himself as that fan. It's not that uncommon for kids to say "I follow you" but they really mean on social media. Besides, why would a stalker publicly reveal himself like that? -On one hand, Alan Miller may actually be Satan, and how was Corey supposed to know that? On the other hand, that assumes that he and Sir Maestro are the same character rather than the same actor playing 2 different characters. -On one hand, Corey shouldn't have stolen those brushes. On the other hand, that can happen to you if you anger someone. -On one hand, Emma made a lot of smart points (she told Corey not to freak out Alan Miller. She told him to return the brushes. She told him that Alan Miller's house would have great security and Corey would need to be well-prepared to break in). On the other hand, her self defense skills weren't the best (she should have turned around and run the opposite direction of where the car was going. She also probably should have stayed at Corey's house after that) -On one hand, Corey did an impressive job breaking into Alan Miller's place all by himself and coming as close as he did to rescuing Emma. On the other hand, he still failed, so maybe his rescue plan wasn't so smart. -On one hand, I'm not a fan of mind screw episodes. I like knowing what's going on. On the other hand, it can be kind of fun to try and guess what's going on. Not one of my favorite episodes but your comments on it are pretty much spot on.
Wolf Entertainment The Cast teaching about lying not being good... Coat Rack Cowboy teaching about lying not being good... The Fib from Larryboy and the Fib from Outer Space would sure be drawn into these things right about now. Fib: "Don't worry. A 'little fib' couldn't hurt anybody! Right?! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!"
For me: 5. Game Over. There was a comment on this episode on youtube that said that he had an unpopular opinion that this isn't the worst episode of the show, so apparently a lot of people hate it. Not me, and I'm glad I'm not alone 4. Best Friend Forever. It starts off in a relatable way, with a kid wanting a pet (which a lot of kids want). Then it gets wacky. Then it ends with poetic justice. I just found it really enjoyable all the way around. I don't see why it's a problem that Cheeky is disgusting. It's a horror show, he's supposed to be disgusting. That's what made this episode so good IMO, they did a good job making him disgusting with all the make-up and his behavior. And he was not a pedophile, he just wanted to keep Jack as a pet just like Jack wanted to keep him as a pet. And, though Sally turns out to be a minor character, she's still one of my favorite characters ever. I love anyone who loves animals. And I like that Jack defeats his bully in the end. I just found it an enjoyable episode all the way around. 3. The Most Evil Sorceror. Actually my favorite Melody Fox episode. It's 2 parts and I loved every minute of it. I think the trick to enjoying this episode is to not overthink it. Just roll with it and you'll find out that there is a reason this episode was deemed good enough to warrant 2 parts. 2. Near Mint Condition. For a long time, my 2 favorite shows were The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon. I still love those shows. But at some point I decided to take a break from them and watch a completely different kind of show: horror shows. I started off by watching Goosebumps episodes to re-live my childhood. Through that, I learned about the Haunting Hour and discovered that might be even better than Goosebumps. With one of the last episodes ever, I discovered a character very similar to my all-time favorite TV character: Sheldon Cooper. That character is, of course, Ted. And they didn't steal any lines from The Big Bang Theory. They gave him some traits that Sheldon Cooper never had (older brother responsibilities, the ability to drive, a hatred of video games, some athletic ability). And they made him so he actually looks more like Leonard than like Sheldon. I thought they did a great job making a character similar to Sheldon Cooper, yet unique in some ways so he's not a rip off of Sheldon Cooper. The Big Bang Theory never sued The Haunting hour so it worked out. I also liked the design of the Mangler. They made him look like what he should look like: an ugly, evil teddy bear, and he looks scary when he opens his mouth and shows his teeth. I also like the song that they wrote for the Mangler, that sort of song doesn't appear in many horror shows so there's an element of surprise there that makes the song even more enjoyable than it would be in a different kind of show. And even though Ted had trouble believing the Mangler was alive and evil, I'm glad that he took responsibility once he discovered that it was. And for him to have the ability to leap through the air and cut its head off while he's in the air is very impressive, considering Sheldon (the character Ted may have been based on) can't even throw a rock beyond his foot (or at least that was established in The Big Bang Theory. Young Sheldon contradicted that so who knows). I also found the ending and the title mention to be funny. It was a very light-hearted, enjoyable, and unexpected episode. 1. Poof de Fromage. I thought the concept of cheese puff aliens was brilliant. It was creative, original, and funny. Who says aliens have to look like the ones in "Alien Candy?" Like Carl Sagan says, that's a ridiculous assumption and we actually have no idea what aliens look like. The idea of them looking like cheese puffs isn't any less ridiculous than the normal assumption of what aliens look like. What's different is that Erik Patterson and Jessica Scott knew this idea was absurd, and that was the humor. The humor may not have landed with you, but it sure did with me. At first, I was agreeing with the rest of the main family and had been convinced that Jean-Louis was insane. The idea that the aliens were cheese puffs seemed to ridiculous. When it was revealed that he was right all along, my initial reaction was 'WTF?" but I ended up loving it for just that reason. Seeing them all get eaten alive by millions of cheese puffs seemed too crazy to believe, but then again that's exactly why I love it. I also love that they went all out in selling this concept. I don't know how much money they spent on cheese puffs, but it was a lot. May I remind you that, despite spending all that money on cheese puffs, they still had enough money to 26 episodes for season 3. 26 episodes in one season. That's a higher-than-normal amount of episodes for one season. And somehow, I don't believe that Christopher Lloyd and Tom Kenny were cheap. And I'm supposed to believe that season 3 had budget problems caused by too much money spent on cheese puffs? It's not a perfect episode. I didn't like the burping and fart humor or the jokes that offended French people, and I felt bad for the real Jean Louis tied up in the airport. But the ending practically makes up for everything I didn't like.
People didn't like Brush with Madness? If it is about the ending, it can be implied the main characters never existed. Leaprchan episode. Didn't hate it, didn't love it. Haven't watched the cowboy episode. I enjoyed My Sister is a Witch. I don't see anything wrong with macob shows delving into comedy, I love Courage for that very reason. Didn't hate Toy Train, but I think Are You Afraid of thr Dark? did the concept of a haunted toy train better.
Wolf Entertainment. I could say that toy trains is somewhat similar to karlsville in the chillogy Goosebumps ps I believe Abigail Raven is sexy as hell
Ahh toy train The only episode where I like the parents All half jokes aside, the dad, Hank, is a good character and I like how he is neglectful for a reason and overcomes something in the end I’d say that hank was the main character in any other horror show because it seems like they would be
Blacksmithorange OK so far. I'm almost ready to record it, but I just need to gather my clips beforehand. My brother Wolf is also working on some new content at the moment. We got a copyright notice on our last video release, but it will take time before they approve it for the channel. As for myself, I am planning some ideas for the final story arc to close out the Haunting Reviews.
Wolf Entertainment Oh, you should do the last one with Wolf. After all, I do love to hear both of your thoughts on things. And it sucks that you guys got a copyright strike. That just has BS written all over it. Especially since it’s a review(So shouldn’t it be fair use?). By the way, did you or Wolf see my new vids?
Can't wait to see it. Looks like you'll be taking over the Haunting Hour reviews once I finish up on my own channel slot. The Haunting Hour definitely deserves more reviewers so keep up the good work.
For me it was Grampires. Everybody else seems to think it was cringy, and it honestly wasn't scary. However, I really loved the grandfather character. He was an all around sweet heart. That and I loved the idea of a retirement community for monsters. Kinda gave me Halloween town/Monster High vibes
I feel like Scary Mary is surprisingly underrated. It's soooooo good, besides the ℌї℘ Ѧη∂ ¢◎◎ℓ Ѧη∂ ẘї†ℌ †ℌ℮ кї∂ẕ teens and that lovely ending song.
Stage Fright and Night of the Mummy.
Night of the Mummy needs like two simple rewrites to make it understandable.
As for Stage Fright, just rewrite the Witch’s motivations.
Also I don’t understand the viewers being completely fine with how the kids died in Pumpkin Head, literal implied R*pe of a *Child* in “Red Eyes”, and Scary Mary stealing Girls faces after she was literally burned alive, but the thing that’s “tOo FaR” is the way characters die in “Brush with Madness”??
Wolf Entertainment I agree with you I loved the episode Lotsa Luck, I remember when first saw the episode I found the twist shocking, my jaw dropped when the twist was revealed about Greg's great uncle setting him up to fail anyways, it was brilliant.
Dustin Smith Greg was truly the unluckiest human being.
im sure you will do a worst parents in the haunting hour list
@THE BADAPPLE 66 yep, but he never did.
We've still been putting that off. Got a LOT of requests we're still burning through.
@@WolfEntertainment oh ok
Please make that list.
I actually have a good idea for top 5 or 10. The best twist endings. Think you can do that eventually?
Seamus was still a better leprechaun than the one in Origins.
Wolf Entertainment You sure did well creating the exact polar opposite to your countdown of the "Top 5 Haunting Hour Episodes that you Hate, but everyone else Loves".
Wolf Entertainment Technically, the weapon used in Brush with Madness is a Buzzsaw. Buzzsaws cut with a circular blade, while chainsaws cut with chained blades. Despite their differences, both are EXTREMELY DEADLY if used improperly, a fatal accident or mistake occurs involving it when in ise, and/or, of course, used to kill.
TheMultiverse 1 Sorry, I'm not a tool expert, but thankfully other viewers are.
TheOmniverse 1, aka: TheMultiverse 1 I only know because robot wars
Great video that defends some really excellent episodes.
I actually really like Lotsa Luck. Seamus is actually one of my favorite villains. I don't need to repeat anything you said, you pretty much covered it perfectly.
In "Coat Rack Cowboy," I actually really like the climax. Ethan had no chance in an actual shootout so he relied on what he is great at: storytelling, to save his life. I'm generally not a huge fan of liars but if you have to lie to save your life, go for it! Furthermore, it added complexity to the character of Mad Dog McCoy. He's not just some mindless murderer. He's a tragic character. He's an orphan who had to learn everything on his own. One thing he never learned about: human emotions. Ethan's storytelling brought out feelings of guilt that Mad Dog didn't know he could have, and because he never properly learned how to deal with and manage his emotions and because guilt was a new emotion for him, it makes sense that it killed him. A shootout would have been boring. This is a horror show, not a western. This ending was much better. And I didn't mind the build-up, I never found it boring. Juan Riedinger is one of the best villain actors this show has had and he prevented me from being bored. It's not a perfect episode. I don't understand how they time-traveled, or why it didn't happen right after the dad cut down the tree, or why Mad Dog thinks the kids cut down the tree when it was the father who did so, or why Mad Dog thinks he had to kill Ethan to bring himself to rest again. But all in all, I thought it was a good episode.
People hated the title "My Sister the Witch?" There's an episode called "Argh V," but "My Sister The Witch" is the episode that had the bad title? I think that's actually a good title. You see, the secret isn't that she's a witch. It was that she's a GOOD witch. You're led to believe that she's evil for most of the episode, and the title helps with that. That's what makes the twist so effective. It's not a perfect episode. The villain isn't particularly memorable due to the fact that he appears so little, and it never made me laugh. But it's a good episode.
With "Black Mask," I have to agree with "Everybody" but I appreciate you defending it.
"The Walls" was an episode I didn't like it first, but I'm glad I gave it a 2nd chance. I hated that the parents were jerks, but re-watching this episode made me realize that I love the ending. Jeffrey blackmailed them and brought them to justice. I didn't find it to be a funny episode but it was a satisfying one in the end.
I don't think "Flight" is a hated episode. In fact in the places I have looked, it seems to be regarded as one of the all-time best episodes. If it does have haters, I'm glad to see it also has defenders.
I prefer "Dead Bodies" to "The Dead Body." I now watch those 2 episodes back-to-back. "The Dead Body" has a sad ending, but when you watch the sequel right after it, it's much better.
Everything you said about "Toy Train" is spot on. I have nothing to add.
Wolf Entertainment 29:56 & 40:57 Kylo Ren: "TRAITOR!!"
Whoa! Those two instances came out of nowhere without Kylo Ren appearing like in the Dead Body arc review.
That one dislike is the President of the Bad Egg fan club
Never saw Lottsa Luck or Toy Train. I saw Cowboy, but don't remember anything about it. I did like Brush With Madness, though I could see some people not caring for the twist at the end. As for my Sister the Witch, I have a vague memory of thinking it was fun, but being unimpressed with the villain. I would have rather seen the sister actually be evil, tbh. Though my main memory of the episode is being mildly amused about Jodelle Ferland playing a witch after she was totally anti-magic in The Most Evil Sorcerer.
Andrew Clendening Toy Train and Lotsa Luck are must see episodes. I'm positive that Toy Train is on Dailymotion, so I'd strongly recommend seeing it at least once. Though as I said in the List, it is far far from being scary.
Replace "After" with "Before" because "My Sister The Witch" came before "The Most Evil Sorceror."
@@ChristopherBingham-xx8xl Okay, I guess I saw them out of order.
I have to admit I kind of like the Haunting Hour episode Mrs. Worthington despite its severe flaws. Also I think the first Night Of The Living Dummy book is terrible. *runs and hides from angry Goosebumps fans* By the way will you be doing a review of the Don't Think About It Movie? *ducks back down*
Skyler Maves I did plan on reviewing the Haunting Hour movie, but sadly I decided to push it back for now since this Halloween I had a different surprise in store for our viewers. I hope to get to it next year since I did purchase the DVD, so there's hope.
@@WolfEntertainment Nice! ^^
Wolf Entertainment Nothing scary about Toy Train... Well, at least nothing other than the loud honking locomotive coming at you full speed when your stuck on railroad tracks. Trust me, the loud honking locomotive crashing into the DeLorean in Back to the Future III freaked me a little when I first saw it.
Do you read junji itos horror stories
Wolf Entertainment If your doig a Best Episodes countdown, are you gonna count Arcs as one episode?
TheMultiserse 1 Yes, arcs would be counted as whole stories. So Lily D and Jake Skinner's might make it in, but sadly the Pumpkinheads won't since it's attached to a bad sequel.
Wolf Entertainment I know I am getting really getting carried away with the following things, but...
1.) Since I'd like for you to keep the background I've sent you, it would be a great place to host your countdown of the best Haunting Hour episodes, as well as the "FINAL TEN" Haunting Hour reviews & the review for the movie, other horror review "FINAL TENS" (FIVE for the Nightmare Room), and other special occasions. Because much like Kirby's the True Arena, an intimidating location can set the stage for Grand Finales. :)
2.) Now that you have the Dark Black insignia from my Twitter Tweet to you, you can use it whenever you want to mention me during your future videos. Choose which of the 3 insignia images you like (and maybe do some cropping around the borders of the insignia's rectangle, as well as resizing via the corners). :)
Wolf Entertainment Oh, and one more thing. I recommend counting down the worst episodes first before doing the best episodes. But if you want to count down the best episodes before the worst, that's fine, too. Whatever works for you. :)
Wolf Entertainment 28:20 I see a kitty-cat! Aww...
Baymax: "Hairy Baby!... Eh... Hairy Baby..."
Can u make one Top 10 list of the coolest episodes of the haunting hour
Quenton Lewis Jr I plan to, but I want to review every episode first. Right now, I'm down to only 4 Haunting Hour episodes left on my kill list. Once I check out every episode then I think I'm ready to give an official Top 10 Best episodes list.
@@WolfEntertainment ahh lit ight can't wait bro🔥💯
Wolf Entertainment Changing Toy Train's score to a Perfect Score like its counterpart Grandpa's Glasses, huh? Nice! :)
Could you please do Jigoku Sensei Nube review plz
Right now both Cat and I are working on other reviews, however after my next Green Lantern video I will start to watch the series. You will have to wait for the review since I'll have to watch all 48 episodes of it (since 49 is basically a recap of the series), so it will take a while for me to both watch and then script the review.
- Wolf
Wolf Entertainment how about Wolf do 4 episode first while cat do the other 4 episode so you 2 will take turns til you get to episode 49 you will review together
So brush with madness is too dark for kids
But mascot and dream catcher got off scott free?
Holy moly some parents are as smart as macaroni
And the ‘kids died violently’ doesn’t work either
Look at mascot
Look at how the kids died
EATEN ALIVE FOR GODS SAKE
Wolf Entertainment You like Star Wars: The Phantom Menace?!
Stewie: "Say WHAAAAT?!"
Nah! Just kidding! I'm so happy you like Phantom Menace. In fact, the Podracing Scene from that same movie made me hooked on Podracing, especially the games! :D
I LOVE PODRACING! WELCOME TO PODRACING! XD
How long is this Review of Green lantern the animated series into The Abyss
Simba cartoon fan 9 minutes.
Wolf Entertainment Like now 9 minutes or 9 minutes tomorrow morning
The video itself is 9 minutes in length. If you are talking about when it will come out, I don't know. It was blocked immediately and I submitted a counter-claim for it. The date that WBTV has to respond by before it is dropped is August 24.
- Wolf
Wolf Entertainment maybe you could do the Jigoku Sensei Nube review tomorrow
Simba cartoon fan We are binge watching the anime at the moment. So far we've only reached 4 episodes since Cat is currently working on the Haunting Hour while Wolf is sorting out his own review plans, including the anime shows we have in store.
Excuses me Wolf entertainment
Green lantern the Animated series into the Abyss got copyrighted
A dispute has been sent. It may take a while for it to be released.
- Wolf
Wolf Entertainment As part of the "FINAL TEN", how about a "666 Subscriber Haunting Hour Review Special", with special appearances from Sonic.exe, Eddie the Head (Iron Maiden), and The Beast (Iron Maiden Legacy of the Beast). Location? The temple of posedion / the background I've sent you (also for all the other 9 "FINAL TEN" reviews). And since you have te Dark Black insignia now, you can use it the next time you want to mention me during your videos. :)
Sorry. Just a bit excited. :)
My guilty pleasure is
Friday the Thirteenth X: In space
Congrats on 6 sub sammiches from Subway!
"Brush With Madness" brings out a lot of mixed feelings in me:
-On one hand, I liked Corey and Emma and didn't want them to die. Furthermore, Emma did nothing at all to deserve her fate and even tried to convince Corey to treat Alan Miller correctly. I don't know why Alan Miller would want her dead. Corey did not mean to freak out Alan Miller and he would not have stolen the brushes if Alan Miller hadn't reacted like that. It is 100% Alan Miller's fault Corey became his enemy. On the other hand, this is a horror show. Innocent kids die horribly all the time. Innocent kids die horribly in real life too. That's what makes this show so good is that, despite the fact that it's fictional and has plenty of monsters that don't exist in the real world, it also has a lot of real-world relatability. If you don't want to see child death, you shouldn't watch this show or any show of this kind.
-On one hand, death by buzz saw is pretty brutal. On the other hand, maybe not the most brutal death in the series. The children in the "Pumpkinheads" episodes may have suffered a worse fate. Or how about Jared being turned into a puppet for a show that he hates. Or how about Norman being eaten alive by insects.
-On one hand, this episode teaches a valuable lesson about fandom. If you're a fan of someone and you have the chance to meet him or her, be careful because he or she might not be who you expected. And apparently you should never say "I follow you." On the other hand, Corey explained what he meant by that and Alan Miller should have understood it.
-On one hand, Alan Miller is a tragic villain, who acts the way he does because he's being stalked by a dangerous fan. On the other hand, it wasn't so smart for him to assume that Corey intended to reveal himself as that fan. It's not that uncommon for kids to say "I follow you" but they really mean on social media. Besides, why would a stalker publicly reveal himself like that?
-On one hand, Alan Miller may actually be Satan, and how was Corey supposed to know that? On the other hand, that assumes that he and Sir Maestro are the same character rather than the same actor playing 2 different characters.
-On one hand, Corey shouldn't have stolen those brushes. On the other hand, that can happen to you if you anger someone.
-On one hand, Emma made a lot of smart points (she told Corey not to freak out Alan Miller. She told him to return the brushes. She told him that Alan Miller's house would have great security and Corey would need to be well-prepared to break in). On the other hand, her self defense skills weren't the best (she should have turned around and run the opposite direction of where the car was going. She also probably should have stayed at Corey's house after that)
-On one hand, Corey did an impressive job breaking into Alan Miller's place all by himself and coming as close as he did to rescuing Emma. On the other hand, he still failed, so maybe his rescue plan wasn't so smart.
-On one hand, I'm not a fan of mind screw episodes. I like knowing what's going on. On the other hand, it can be kind of fun to try and guess what's going on.
Not one of my favorite episodes but your comments on it are pretty much spot on.
Wolf Entertainment The Cast teaching about lying not being good... Coat Rack Cowboy teaching about lying not being good... The Fib from Larryboy and the Fib from Outer Space would sure be drawn into these things right about now.
Fib: "Don't worry. A 'little fib' couldn't hurt anybody! Right?! HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA!!"
Plz show the talking house while doing Jigoku Sensei Nube Review plz Wolf 🐺
19:13 I’m eating McCoy’s right now
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For me:
5. Game Over. There was a comment on this episode on youtube that said that he had an unpopular opinion that this isn't the worst episode of the show, so apparently a lot of people hate it. Not me, and I'm glad I'm not alone
4. Best Friend Forever. It starts off in a relatable way, with a kid wanting a pet (which a lot of kids want). Then it gets wacky. Then it ends with poetic justice. I just found it really enjoyable all the way around. I don't see why it's a problem that Cheeky is disgusting. It's a horror show, he's supposed to be disgusting. That's what made this episode so good IMO, they did a good job making him disgusting with all the make-up and his behavior. And he was not a pedophile, he just wanted to keep Jack as a pet just like Jack wanted to keep him as a pet. And, though Sally turns out to be a minor character, she's still one of my favorite characters ever. I love anyone who loves animals. And I like that Jack defeats his bully in the end. I just found it an enjoyable episode all the way around.
3. The Most Evil Sorceror. Actually my favorite Melody Fox episode. It's 2 parts and I loved every minute of it. I think the trick to enjoying this episode is to not overthink it. Just roll with it and you'll find out that there is a reason this episode was deemed good enough to warrant 2 parts.
2. Near Mint Condition. For a long time, my 2 favorite shows were The Big Bang Theory and Young Sheldon. I still love those shows. But at some point I decided to take a break from them and watch a completely different kind of show: horror shows. I started off by watching Goosebumps episodes to re-live my childhood. Through that, I learned about the Haunting Hour and discovered that might be even better than Goosebumps. With one of the last episodes ever, I discovered a character very similar to my all-time favorite TV character: Sheldon Cooper. That character is, of course, Ted. And they didn't steal any lines from The Big Bang Theory. They gave him some traits that Sheldon Cooper never had (older brother responsibilities, the ability to drive, a hatred of video games, some athletic ability). And they made him so he actually looks more like Leonard than like Sheldon. I thought they did a great job making a character similar to Sheldon Cooper, yet unique in some ways so he's not a rip off of Sheldon Cooper. The Big Bang Theory never sued The Haunting hour so it worked out. I also liked the design of the Mangler. They made him look like what he should look like: an ugly, evil teddy bear, and he looks scary when he opens his mouth and shows his teeth. I also like the song that they wrote for the Mangler, that sort of song doesn't appear in many horror shows so there's an element of surprise there that makes the song even more enjoyable than it would be in a different kind of show. And even though Ted had trouble believing the Mangler was alive and evil, I'm glad that he took responsibility once he discovered that it was. And for him to have the ability to leap through the air and cut its head off while he's in the air is very impressive, considering Sheldon (the character Ted may have been based on) can't even throw a rock beyond his foot (or at least that was established in The Big Bang Theory. Young Sheldon contradicted that so who knows). I also found the ending and the title mention to be funny. It was a very light-hearted, enjoyable, and unexpected episode.
1. Poof de Fromage. I thought the concept of cheese puff aliens was brilliant. It was creative, original, and funny. Who says aliens have to look like the ones in "Alien Candy?" Like Carl Sagan says, that's a ridiculous assumption and we actually have no idea what aliens look like. The idea of them looking like cheese puffs isn't any less ridiculous than the normal assumption of what aliens look like. What's different is that Erik Patterson and Jessica Scott knew this idea was absurd, and that was the humor. The humor may not have landed with you, but it sure did with me. At first, I was agreeing with the rest of the main family and had been convinced that Jean-Louis was insane. The idea that the aliens were cheese puffs seemed to ridiculous. When it was revealed that he was right all along, my initial reaction was 'WTF?" but I ended up loving it for just that reason. Seeing them all get eaten alive by millions of cheese puffs seemed too crazy to believe, but then again that's exactly why I love it. I also love that they went all out in selling this concept. I don't know how much money they spent on cheese puffs, but it was a lot. May I remind you that, despite spending all that money on cheese puffs, they still had enough money to 26 episodes for season 3. 26 episodes in one season. That's a higher-than-normal amount of episodes for one season. And somehow, I don't believe that Christopher Lloyd and Tom Kenny were cheap. And I'm supposed to believe that season 3 had budget problems caused by too much money spent on cheese puffs? It's not a perfect episode. I didn't like the burping and fart humor or the jokes that offended French people, and I felt bad for the real Jean Louis tied up in the airport. But the ending practically makes up for everything I didn't like.
I have never seen lotsa luck or coat rack cowboy or ,toy train. I agree about the others though.
People didn't like Brush with Madness? If it is about the ending, it can be implied the main characters never existed.
Leaprchan episode. Didn't hate it, didn't love it.
Haven't watched the cowboy episode.
I enjoyed My Sister is a Witch. I don't see anything wrong with macob shows delving into comedy, I love Courage for that very reason.
Didn't hate Toy Train, but I think Are You Afraid of thr Dark? did the concept of a haunted toy train better.
While, I never saw Lotsa Luck, I have admit that I loved all rest of the episodes listed here.
I would have put the red dress on the list
RAZVIEL RAMOS The Red Dress didn't get on the list because all Haunting Hour fans love it.
Wolf Entertainment. I could say that toy trains is somewhat similar to karlsville in the chillogy Goosebumps ps I believe Abigail Raven is sexy as hell
Well wolf I tried watching a episode alone in the dark last night it didn't turn out so well😯
Ahh toy train
The only episode where I like the parents
All half jokes aside, the dad, Hank, is a good character and I like how he is neglectful for a reason and overcomes something in the end
I’d say that hank was the main character in any other horror show because it seems like they would be
How’s your next Haunting Hour review going?
Blacksmithorange OK so far. I'm almost ready to record it, but I just need to gather my clips beforehand. My brother Wolf is also working on some new content at the moment. We got a copyright notice on our last video release, but it will take time before they approve it for the channel. As for myself, I am planning some ideas for the final story arc to close out the Haunting Reviews.
Wolf Entertainment Oh, you should do the last one with Wolf. After all, I do love to hear both of your thoughts on things. And it sucks that you guys got a copyright strike. That just has BS written all over it. Especially since it’s a review(So shouldn’t it be fair use?).
By the way, did you or Wolf see my new vids?
Wolf Entertainment Got the first few minutes of mine done.
Can't wait to see it. Looks like you'll be taking over the Haunting Hour reviews once I finish up on my own channel slot. The Haunting Hour definitely deserves more reviewers so keep up the good work.
Thanks! That really means alot. is Wolf willing to collab with us as well when he's done with everything?
I'm bigger fans of horror film and goosebumps monster popular books so scary movie have a goosebumps haunted Halloween
13:36 Oh god please no
For me it was Grampires. Everybody else seems to think it was cringy, and it honestly wasn't scary. However, I really loved the grandfather character. He was an all around sweet heart. That and I loved the idea of a retirement community for monsters. Kinda gave me Halloween town/Monster High vibes
I didn't know people didn't like that episode. It's one of my favorites
To be honest I really like lotsa luck