Dazed and Confused Filming Locations (1993) - Hollywood's Hallowed Grounds with Sean Clark
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Hollywood's Hallowed Grounds: Episode 1 - Dazed and Confused (1993). So, if you are familiar with my Horror's Hallowed Grounds episodes this is something a little different. Obviously, Dazed and Confused isn't a horror film so I am presenting this under the Hollywood's Hallowed Grounds banner because either way it's still HHG. baby! I threw this together from random footage and photographs I had shot from multiple visits to the filming locations of the movie Dazed and Confused starting back in 2004. This was stuff I shot for fun and NEVER intended them to be used in an episode but while I'm stuck at home during the Corona Virus Quarantine this sounded like a fun project to try and put together on my own. The quality here and there is a bit lacking but I enjoyed piecing this together. There will likely be similar projects like this to follow until life gets back to normal so we can all just keep on livin' man. L-I-V-I-N. SUBSCRIBE → bit.ly/2TAyK0B
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Went back and watched some of the older locations videos you did. Love them all. Thanks for all the hard work you put in to bring the locations to everyone. I really enjoy watching these and seeing your excitement to film them.
One of my favorite movies for sure and I really enjoyed the video which is nicely done.
One of my favorite movies
As a Dazed fanatic, this is just gold. Especially the footage of the "middle school" in Georgetown, which has changed so much over the years (it's no longer a school at all, just a administrative building for the school district). The chain link fence is no longer there, and that entire side angle of the building has been re-landscaped.
Then the footage of the Emporium before the "flying buttresses" were added and it was still for lease back in the day, amazing. For sure all the Emporium interior scenes were shot there, not at some alternate location as sometimes mentioned. Those interior shots with the globe and double doors are golden. As are the interior shots of the Centennial Liquor store location next to the Emporium.
I was at Bedichek in 2019 but was unable to get inside, so those are rare shots with the water fountain and George Washington, totally amazing.
Thank you!
Keith Griffin You are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
They had a great soundtrack to the film , alright alright alright! The night cruising and the pool hall scenes and paddle chasing
Groovy HHG episode dude!😵💫 Speaking of “teenagers hanging out with each other” movies, maybe you could do an HHGs episode on the movie The Stoned Age, which some say is actually superior to Dazed & Confused and features cameos by Taylor Negron, Blue Oyster Cult, and Frankie Avalon!
I had a 1970 GTO JUDGE at 19 years old. Circa 1991 LOVE IT!!
There's a school in my town with the fire escape slide still on it but they're from years ago
I never put any thought into just how high the moon tower was supposed to be. It was depicted by the characters as such a casual climb.
I love love love the footage of you guys seeing those paintings on the wall. So absolutely awesome. Thank you for sharing this. I feel like I can live the excitement just watching this. So much fun. Take care.
pure badass , and the random low q non pro filming makes it even better ,wish i lived in USA and in those times
Dude man I was in elementary school Star Wars 70s kid and can totally see the slide exist back then ,cuz not only did our one teacher have a three story fort built in the class room to go in and read books in 3rd grade,but also a book drive to fund a cargo net we finally got for the gymnasium to climb hanging from the ceiling let's say 35 to 40 feet up ,no harnesses ,ropes,or even pads on the floor.20 little kids climbing kicking each other off ,NOT TODAY! THATS FOR DAMN SURE....
I gotta correct you on that slide. I don't know about that school (and if it was added for the film) but a school I went to in the mid 80s (built in the early 20th century) had a metal slide attached to the third floor. It was used to get people out of the school if a fire broke out. By the mid 80s, when I was there, the access from the inside was blocked off.
This has got to be the fourth or fith time watching this, atleast, I lost count.
F'n great episode & must watch for any true D&C fan!!
Great work! How about a locations video for The Bad News Bears (1976)?
I’ll look into it.
This is so badasssss Sean !
I love this movie.
As much as I love Dazed and Confused, I love the follow up film Everybody Wants Some even more. I saw this film 9 times in theaters upon its release because the nostalgia, soundtrack, and characters kept sticking with me. Eventually I had to track down guest to interview from it. I got two guests and it was a thrill. So, check out Everybody Wants Some. It is Linklater's "spiritual" sequel to Dazed and Confused only with different characters, plus it is set in 1980. Love that film.
i dunno, i personally prefer types like DAC
‘Everybody wants some’ is beyond bland story line and has no feel too it, dazed and confused portays the mid 70s perfectly with it characters and filming locations , tbh when I first saw it I thought it was actually filmed in 70s or 80s
@mjtch People prefer Dazed and Confused because Matthew McConaughey plays a possible predator of high school girls. Yeah, his famous line would be called out if Bill Cosby said it. That line doesn't age well.
One of the Greatest movies ever 🤘
Love this movie!!
Please never stop making these!!
What an absolute blast. Hard to believe I went on a sympathy date with my girlfriends brother and we saw Family Plot. Now that ages a person. Being a teenager in the seventies, well it doesn't get better than that.🎉😊
awesome access... 1:53 // there is a little known move to use when ever asked for a Permit to shoot or 'why u being in here?'...
'Its Therapy'.. and mention a Dr wrote out a prescription... Fletch Type of Routine with a proper tone../ 'these mattresses have NO Tags!'/
Rad man. Makes me wanna smoke a joint on the forty f'n yard line man
Confused about the globe mural at the emporium by the double doors. In this video it looks like they’re up against a corner and you see no globe.
Not sure what you are talking about. They are not up against a corner and you can see the globe on the wall next to the double doors in the film and inside the building when it was vacant and I filmed it.
I love Horror's Hallowed Grounds, but hope you make more of Hollywood's Hallowed Grounds in the future aswell Sean. Keep on keepin on \m/ :)
At the TOP NOTCH I would have ordered the number 4 Longhorn Special Combo substitute fries with Onion Rings and to drink a Large Barq’s Rootbeer that’s the way to do IT!
my high school was no so open minded on sundays... but the side back door was open for any one in the Know about using the gym for basketball purposes... class rooms were locked no staff but janitors on site.
Love it! My favorite movie next to Halloween! Thanks for posting.
@Sean it’s very sad to hear about the guy who played Michael Myers reshoots past away. I like how you always filming classic movie’s location’s because now days they’re destroying history everywhere no matter where anyone from, in every state somewhere they’re removing history, it’s very sad, but that’s what the rich people do. They rather make houses, condos where nobody could afford these hard times now. The world full of homeless people, you don’t see nobody helping them, it’s a shame how people treat people.
It wasn’t A. Michael Lerner who played Michael Myers in the reshoots that passed away it was his father Fred Lerner who happened to be the stunt coordinator on the film. Fred was also the orderly Myers chases through the tunnel and kills when he reaches the closed cell door. Fred was the stunt coordinator as well as the guy who pulls the gun on the boys for smashing his mailbox in Dazed and Confused.
@@malfuncsean oh okay, thanks for clearing that up for me. Your awesome, Sean.
I can’t believe the murals from the film where still there. I’m sure they’re gone now, right?
No idea.
One of my favorite movies of all time, I originally came to your channel to watch your horror movie locations but after seeing you did a video on this movie I had to watch it first
Love the video!! Anyone, please correct me if I’m wrong BUT, I think the slides were a very short lived type of Fire Exit if I remember correctly! If I find on google where I read or watched something on it, I’ll comment it here!
I believe those were only added for the film and then quickly removed.
ALRIGHT, ALRIGHT, ALRIGHT 👍
Thanks Sean for filming all these locations of iconic films.
1 of the best films ever.. Luv it
So awesome. Glad you were able to visit a lot of these places back in 2004. Always a shame to see things get demolished or completely renovated.
This rules. Thanks for putting this up.
LOLOL... we have a 2-11 at 2:11.. er.. the door is open but the detector is not tied to the door..?? so if a mouse were to rat its way down the hall.. would the detector second their emotion and go off??
I absolutely loathe businesses that are closed on Sundays
So cool Sean! Thank you for sharing!
I just watched The Stoned Age again and it is absolutely by far a way, way, totally like WAY better movie then Dazed And Confused in regards to that genre of film! The Stoned Age might even be better than American Graffiti! In other words, if Dazed And Confused got it’s own HHGs episode then so SHOULD The Stoned Age!🤨
Yoh Sean dude! Have you ever even seen The Stoned Age? I’d bet you $5 (if I had it) that you haven’t!
My homeroom teacher in 9th grade used to play this in the mornings. No idea why but it was always on on the tv in the corner of the room. I always think of that when I see this film. :)
Great vid! I graduated from Sanderson High School in 1980. My experience was almost identical to D&C except for the paddling. He made paddles and just popped anybody mainly foxes(they loved it). Thanks again.
What's up sean.. Dave vanderhoff here from New Jersey I met you a couple times at Horror conventions in California and Cherry Hill New Jersey We even talked alot about KISS just want to say I love your channel and great footage one of my favorite non horror movies Dazed and Confused.
1993 was good times
The best of days. The good ol days.
Man I wanna drink from that water fountain✌️
omg your da man on this. i'm obessed with this movie.
🤘🌎❤️
Could you do Some Kind of Wonderful?
Killer Sean!!! great movie and I would love to visit one day as well..
literally
Love your videos.. Very cool to see that some of these places havent changed much. I do have a question, and youre the guy to ask. Several of Dazed and Confused scenes were shot in Georgetown, Texas. The movie Varsity Blues was also shot partly in the Georgetown/Austin area. Are any of the locations doubled up, ie, is the Top Notch the drive in that Mox's girlfriend works at and is the football field the same for the fictional West Caanan?
Tri State Full Auto Shoot and Trade Show Sorry I don’t know Varsity Blues.
Thanks for that Sean! Love that movie! HHG Rulez..:D
I've got to be one of my favorite movies of all time. I would love to go do something like this.
GOD i love this movie!! I
What's up sean.. Dave vanderhoff here from New Jersey I met you a couple times at Horror conventions in California and Cherry Hill New Jersey We even talked alot about KISS just want to say I love your channel and great footage one of my favorite non horror movies Dazed and Confused.