The Loch Ness MONSTER Movie From 1996 That You’ve Probably Never Seen
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- Опубликовано: 10 янв 2024
- Loch Ness is a 1996 family monster movie directed by John Henderson. It used early CGI and Jim Henson’s animatronics right after Jurassic Park with a hybrid Plesiosaur / Elasmosaurus creature in Scotland. This is a movie about belief that I think a lot of fans of 90’s special effects and dinosaur stuff will enjoy and I was surprised by how well it holds up!
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So what’s the deal with this movie’s release? How many of you got to see it in theaters and who watched the premiere on TV? Apparently it was much more well known in the UK
I saw it on tv and I think remember renting it in the USA, does it have a Region A disc release?
I remember watching it on TV for the first time. Always though the music was great!
IRELAND FOREVER!!!!
What are your thoughts on the upcoming film Twisters? Have you seen Twister from 1996 starring Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt?
I believe I seen it on Sci-Fi channel I'm pretty sure. Like a few decades ago lol
This is one of those movies you rented from your local video store back in the day, never to be seen again. Secretly waiting for you to remember its existence at a moment's notice.
It’s a real shame we never Loch Ness in Lost Tapes
That would make great analog horror I've seen some of the Jurassic Park ones it should be on par with that.
We got basically the same or similar creature in season 1
I wish Lost Tapes would return.
@@anubusxyeah there are so many cryptids that would go great in it
Monterey Bay monster
I've seen it and I love it. The Loch Ness Monster is my favorite cryptid of all time.
As a Catholic and a cryptid enthusiast I am beyond pleased you brought up St.Columbo 😇
Same
He was a goofy priest, but always capable of solving the holy case!
@@JoshO423 r/unexpectedcolumbo
This did actually get a theatrical release here in the UK. I went to see it, and loved it so much I bought the VHS as soon as it hit the stores! Gets me quite emotional too. So underrated and a 90s mini classic.
I remember watching this movie as a kid and seeing the plesiosaurs and how satisfying it was ^^ Really like that they're portrayed as animals instead of monsters in this movie
Love this movie!
I haven't seen this in a long time!
I'll always remember the hit 1991 song by Rod Stewart, "Rhythm Of My Heart, playing at the end credits. It was very fitting for the movie.
Absolutely. Strong ending to the film. Really memorable.
“I need about Tree fiddy.”
“Tree Fiddy.”
dammit monstah, i aint givin you no damn tree fiddy
The Loch Ness monster is one of those monsters/creatures/myths I honestly forget about more than I'd like.
The creature just doesn't come up much due to being Scottish, location specific, aquatic and the fact that Bigfoot is #1 on the cryptid list. All that said, I'd love to see something that puts Nessie in my mind with a solid stamp and I highly appreciate this recommendation, Klayton. Definitely going on my watch list, have a good weekend, brother.
This is a childhood favourite of mine. I even named my little sister after Isabel from this film. I didn't expect you to ever do a video on Loch Ness, Klayton. Nice work.
Man, having grown up with 'Scooby Doo and the Loch Ness Monster', 'The Water Horse', and 'Mee-Shee: The Water Giant', this looks like it would have fit in nicely!
These monster/dinosaur movies you're covering just keep getting cuter. Can we hope for a video about 'Baby - Secret of the Lost Legend'? 🦕
Good grief I remember wailing during that movie.
@@sweetcinnamonpnchkin I didn't cry when Bambi's mother died, but I cried for Baby. 😭
I saw this as a kid on TV, and really loved it.
I remember watching this as a kid and at the end was like "that's all we see of the monster?" Haha try beyond loch Ness. The plot is the loch Ness monsters migrating to Canada to reproduce
That's a good one.
@ethancoolbro18gamer86 its got that good Sci fi original movie charm
@@Godzilla00Xthe CGI is actually decent for a 2008 Sci fi original movie.
I've seen this in the theatre by happy accident. We were there to watch _Independence Day_ and our younger siblings and our mom were to watch _Loch Ness._ But there were technical difficulties. The projector broke down and _Independence Day_ couldn't be shown. So since we couldn't drive home on our own, instead of a refund we swapped for tickets to _Loch Ness._ We've missed the first few minutes. But we just didn't have anything else to do than go watch that film that's already started. I don't remember it in much detail, but it was good.
I definitely caught this on TV years ago and remember liking it a lot. Really cool to know it still holds up too! Another great video, thanks for shedding light on the classics!
I highly recommend the novel The Loch by Steve Alten. Its a character drama wrapped in a creature feature. It's a good sci-fi/thriller/horror/drama. It sort of flips the Loch Ness Horror subgenre on its head in a way I don't want to spoil.
I've read it maybe ten times, still love it.
Just as a note, with the sequel and other books, just remember that it's part of the same internal universe as his Meg series
I'll have to check this one out later. I always loved dinosaurs growing up and the Lock Ness Monster is what got me into cryptids and such. That and I'll have to check out Beyond Loch Ness since y'all are mentioning it in the comments. Never knew about the Saint Columbo story so good on you for that. The only movie I've seen like this was the Crater Lake Monster but I'm not sure that's one I'd recommend since it's a bit random and goofy at times.
That movie is VERY goofy 😂 great stop motion though!
Oh, yeah, Caught this on TV once as a kid in the mid 2000's. I can't believe I've forgotten about it!
Lived in Scotland about 25 miles from Loch Ness and I remember this being released.
Made a bit of an impact on the first weekend, but then dropped off really quickly and became a bit of a sore point amongst the Scottish populous, when everyone realised most of the movie wasn't filmed in Loch Ness, in fact a lot of it was filmed in England, and that there's absolutely no Scottish actors in the movie at all. The cast is primarily English and American, 1 Welsh actor, and no Scots whatsoever apart from the little girl as they couldn't find an actress of that age who could fake a Scottish accent.
Thank you for uploading this! I remember seeing this on TV as a child and was blown away but wondered why it was never brought up again.
Love your channel! You always bring up forgottten movies of my childhood
Ok I had to shut up and actually watch this before full comment-
I had only a VIVID memory of this movie from when I was little. I remembered that scene apparently flawlessly from your clips! But I never could recall what this film was! I looked all over but I only ever managed to get ahold of sci fi flicks and documentaries.
I’d entirely forgotten about looking for it. But this came in- omg thank you for bringing this back to me!! I’m SO going to get this movie now!!
God bless you Klayton!
I think I did see this on tv or maybe rented a VHS copy. I'd completely forgotten about it. I still remember Adventures In Dino City though lol.
Steve Alten who writes The Meg books also has written a few Loch Ness books too. Might be worth checking out. They haven't been adapted into a film or show yet.
Steve Alten's "The Loch" is part of his Meg universe...same with his Sharkman book.
His is the second series where he started working his other stuff into a series...the other being Jeremy Robinson's Project: Kaiju series where a lot of his oneshots were retroactively inserted into it as backstory for sequel books
Saw this. It used to air on TV all the time. Then it just faded away.
I first heard about this film from my teacher when I was a little kid. I was the only one in my class who took interest in hunting it down (I found it in my local video rental store) and watched it. That cave scene where you finally fully see the creatures gets me every time.
Such an underrated classic. It saddens me that more people haven’t seen this film.
And to think very few movies these days about the creature of the loch depicts it as friendly, while most others shows a dangerous monster.
I think the 1970s Lupin The 3rd anime had an episode involving the Loch Ness monster too. I don't remember if they made it a monster or just an animal doing its thing.
Not only have I seen it, but I watched it the night it premiered on TV! I remember being pretty excited about it lol.
Glad you bring up these crazy obscure films from the 90s.
Oh my GOD ive been trying to remember the name of htis movie for YEARS. I used to love it as a kid and could never find any trace of it online!!! THANK YOUUUU
The scene where Nessie destroys the boat still creeps me out.
Same bro.
Thanks for the video,Klayton 👍
Damn! They should have given Nessie his goddamn "Tree Fiddy"!
Awwww THANK YOU! You just unearthed a long lost childhood memory… i actually remember liking this movie, pretty sure i saw it a few times as a kid… not sure why but my brain totally suppressed it. Very bizarre. So yh, thx a lot! Great reviews btw, keep up the good work 👍
I just had a trip to Scotland this year, and spent some time in Loch Ness while there. Amazing country!
You are the second ever channel I've added notifications on and I put them on for all
I saw it on TV in the States. Never forgot that moment with the little girl...I just knew this was the movie you were talking about from the thumbnail! I haven't watched it since it was new as I wasn't sure it would hold up to my memory of it...maybe I will now. Thanks for that!
This movie is one of my favourites. I used to have it on VHS, now have it on DVD. Good story, good actors, beautiful landscapes, beautiful music. I love the ending. I like to watch it over again.
Although I am of the perfect age to have seen this movie AT the right age, I never saw it. A couple of other content creators I follow have covered this and it does look enjoyable. Although not taking itself too seriously as a movie, I think the people who made it were passionate about what they were making. Some bits of dialogue may also seem cheesy but when it's delivered with heart, it just connects with the viewer.
Man I remember watching that as a kid! I've been super into cryptozooligy since I was little. I'll have to give it a rewatch. I almost forgot it existed.
As a 22 year old fan of dino/cryptid movie i actually remember this movie either from sy-fi or another channel and the memory that stuck with me the most was when they were gonna reveal the pictures and ends up being the drawings and people believed in them as much as real photos lmao , loved this movie thank you for reminding me about it friend
I remember this movie. I rented the VHS from Blockbuster- it was awesome!
I vaguely remember seeing this on TV as a kid.
This video reminded me of a movie I saw years and years ago. When I was little my mother rented a movie for me to watch called The Secret of Loch Ness from 2008. It's a quaint little German film and it's so unbelievably obscure today. It's definitely very low budget but it's surprisingly quirky and original. Great video, by the way.
I saw this as a kid and have never been able to find it again. It was pretty good, I remember that cave scene very particularly.
I've seen this one too haha thanks for the review!
This is such an underrated hidden classic!!!
First, for looking at this movie you have earned a subscriber
Second, I'm so glad that you revisited this. This movie remains a personal favorite of mine and there are many things that I enjoy about it.
One of the most prominent scenes was with Ian Holms character when he talks with Ted danson . He describes how dansons "science" didn't solve the mystery of the loch, but rather a 9 year old girl and how for all it's innovations, science has also given it's worst like acid rain, pollution and climate change. That the creatures that survived for 15,000 years were doing fine without us and don't need our help. In short, a child is better at keeping the secret than a power hungry adult.
Even in my 30s, this scene (this entire movie) still remains strong in my memory and still holds a powerful lesson.
I saw this movie at that year and there are so many memorable scenes. One of my favorites is when the guy is playing cards with Isabel and is mesmerised when she shows signs that she might be a telepath! Got a good laugh for that scene.
A childhood favourite I've not thought about in years!
I saw it in theatres here in the UK and I loved it. Oh and the music, stunning!
man I remember watching this as a kid, I love it!!
I vaguely remember seeing this on TV when I was a kid, but barely remember anything about it. Might be worth tracking it down to give it a re-watch after all this time.
I remember this movie and caught it on ABC! It was pretty good. I totally forgot about the movie until it was randomly on a cable channel just this past year.
Oh hell, I remember my family renting this in 1998! Still vividly recall many scenes despite not having watched it in 25+ years! Probably responsible for sending me down a cryptid rabbit hole in the 00's lol
I’ll definitely check this out. Looks great. Hope you do a review on Carnosaur and it’s sequels.
I watched this one for the first time on Hallmark Channel, and indeed it has one of the best monster reveal scenes I've seen.
Tbh it looks interesting, I'll be checking it out. Btw awesome review 👍🔥
Thank you for sharing this video, I remember seeing this movie on tv, well parts some parts of it. I couldn’t remember what it’s called
Would you look at that, my guy finds a movie I indeed have never heard of. I tip my hat to you sir
They also had weird affinity for lake/water based movies to TV like 1996 The Beast, Creature etc
I remember it being on the telly a fair bit in the 90s on weekend afternoon slots along with Dragonworld, Ray Harryhausen flicks and the never ending story 3 XD
Oh man I definitely gotta watch this but from this video it reminds me a lot of Meeshee! Highly recommend you do a video on that movie too.
FINALLY! YOU TALK ABOUT THIS MOVIE !!! 😁
This was played on TV in the states back then. I remember it vividly.
I loved this film as a kid but I've only just noticed the similar vibes to The Lost World. Nessie is my favourite cryptid that I know doesn't exist but choose to believe in as a treat to myself.
Oh man I completely forgot about this movie
Oh I have watched it, on a VHS tape I rented from Blockbusters at the time and I enjoyed it very much!
I plan to check this out
Guess I'll watch it over the weekend.
The ending always gets me
You're on a role with these last 3 topics!
I never seen lochness, but I did watch magic in the water. Which was another family movie about a lake monster.
And to think very few movies these days about the creature of the loch depicts it as friendly, while most others shows a dangerous monster.
This movie introduced me to one of my favorite songs rhythm my heart I get misty eyed with that ending ☺️
I loved this movie as a child. It has been impossible to find good quality clips of it on youtube, and I didnt know where to watch it or anything. Id rewatch this film a lot as a kid and the monster in the movie scared the crap out of me.
88 films announced that they're putting this out on Blu-ray this month.
No way! That’s perfect!
I actually did see this as a kid too but it was so long ago, that is a very vague distance memory so much that if i see it again, it would still feel new to me, i really should try it out.
I saw it when it premiered. It sticks in my mind for a weird reason. At one point, a guy gets knocked out with a beer bottle. Now every time I see that trope, I remember this movie
I remember this movie, such good memories!
I've actually seen this movie and it's my favorite loch Ness movie and I keep trying to get friends to watch. It deserves it it's a wonderful film and so touching.
There is another family friendly movie about the Loch Ness Monster. "The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep." I adore the water horse; it's one of my personal favorite movies of all time. It's too bad people have either never seen it before, or some people have forgotten it.
Having grown up through the 90's, I think I do recall hearing about this film initially. Though I didn't really watch it to like... I dunno, early 2000's out of boredom. And I actually had forgotten about it until watching this video. And as I reflect on it, I believe I was genuinely curious about the movie, if nothing else more so about the Creature than the story overall. I might have to re-watch it at some point... been on a bit of a binge of watching older scifi films as of late.
I remember this movie, and remember how it fascinated me
I also remember seeing “Carnosaur” around 7yo on VHS & TV, and was terrified both times 😂
Literally just watched this masterpiece two weeks ago, its a hidden gem.
Same
It was well known in France, released in theaters on june 1996 and released on VHS about a year later, then aired on TV until mid-2000s. Ted Hanson and Ian Holm were great in this!
OMG SECONDS IN AND THE NOSTALGIA
I watch that movie on my tv back i was 6 or 8 years old and now someone finally talking about this movie
God bless this channel for introducing me to movies that younger me would’ve watched the shit out of
I watched this when it came out. Enjoyable film.
I saw this movie when it aired on tv and it stuck with me. Didn't see it again until it was on Tubi.
Great video brother another great movie I saw as a kiddo can we get one on Primal Force? An old Ron Perlman flick from 1999!
Oh yeah! I need to do that one
Well this sounds like a fun movie , I’ll definitely have to look for it .
I remember seing this as a kid, it scared me and amazed me at the same time. I really dig the Nessie's design
Australian here: Was shown the movie in primary school on a VHS, watched it on TV and pretty sure it was released in theaters too.
I loved this movie!! No sir! This one didn't get past me at all. I love the idea they presented involving the how the creature's vocals sounded. The sound we all assume it gives off compared to the actual sound the little girl imitates
Funny you mention The Lost World because Incident At Loch Ness had Jeff Goldblum in a small role as a party guest.
I remember seeing a trailer for a movie when I was a kid where a little girl says: "The Monster he's real!" When I saw the thumbnail for this film, I thought maybe this was it, but no confirmation in the review. But this does look like a good lazy Sunday afternoon film to watch. I used to read a lot about cyptids so this might be something I should watch
Big Nessie fan since forever!