Ernest movies usually have him in disguises as well. At least they are amusing and are on screen for a minute and don't overstay their welcome. Ernest can be grating at times too, but he'll know when to pull the zaniness back during scenes where you feel some empathy for him.
...according to Dana. According to basically everyone else, it's a Lorne Michaels impression (which is EASY to hear), which EVERYONE FROM SNL has basically had a version of, since before Dana.. lol I think he needs (needed to) to get over himself n the fact he didnt have all of the tools necessary to take off on his own. Claiming a Lorne Michals impression is yours, is as dumb as claiming a Christopher Walken impression is yours lol They're ubiquitous in the comedy world.
@@cessxiii wrong. carvey was the first to do the impression and future impressions were modeled after his. doing an impression of lorne at that point was niche, it was not comparable to something "everyone does." also, carvey created the pinky-touching-the-mouth gesture, so mike myer's ripoff was blatant.
Oh god.... The Love Guru. The movie that killed Mike Myer's career. I remember I saw that when I was in college b/c he had a channel on the campus that was like a movie channel. My buddies and I watched it and despite the fact we paid nothing for it, we still felt ripped off for watching it lol
My mom and dad would invoke the "Who's your daddy?" bit for YEARS after we saw this movie, making them probably the strongest cultural impact point affected by this movie.
I have a fond memory because of this film. This was the first movie my daughter laughed at. She was about 2 at the time, and when he gets tripped and spaghetti flies everywhere, she started laughing uncontrollably. So we kept rewinding it and she kept laughing. Then we were laughing. Good times.
I loved this movie dearly as a young kid. I have quite a strong hunch that this movie does not hold up as an adult, haha. Looking forward to listening to this one!
Nostalgia is strong stuff, man. So much of the stuff (way worse than this) I loved as a kid still holds up now with me. I'll acknowledge it's not very good...but it doesn't make me love any of it less. 😄
I literally remember this from my childhood. I watched a small pic of him doing turtle bit fast forward to now I saw this on HBO Max. I watched for literally a minute and couldn't watch anymore. So my Fedora off to you guys for watching this again and reviewing it for our entertainment. I enjoyed your guys's review keep it up !
I think it’s a true testament to how wretched Master Of Disguise is, that this review manages to both rag on it for longer than the actual movies run time, and also provided me with far more genuine laughs.
Thinking back on it, this movie shares a LOT of similarities with Austin Powers in Goldmember and they both came out around the same time. Plot wise; both movies are about goofy spy-like characters with "unique" sets of skills and real roundabout ways of fighting crime. (Austin being a weird seductive British secret agent and Pistachio being a "Master of Disguise") Both feature love interests that are way out of the main characters league and ironically also feature scenes with attractive henchwomen to the main villain, wearing a color scheme matching the villain, who seduce the main character. (One of Bowmans blonde henchwomen with the large butts in the end credits to Master of Disguise also was a henchwoman to Goldmember in Austin Powers) The plot to Goldmember AND Master of Disguise focus on rescuing family members (Austins father and Pistachios parents) Both feature the main actors portraying MULTIPLE other characters in the plot. The only difference is that Goldmember was the THIRD Austin Powers movie and Master of Disguise BLESSINGLY didn't get a sequel. Scarily though, MOD was a financial success, THEY COULD HAVE A SCRIPT SOMEWHERE AT HAPPY MADISON FOR A SEQUEL TO THIS CRAZY MESS...
Austin Powers female partner was always out of his league since the first movie. Mike portraying other characters in the same movie under make up has been his gimmick before Austin Powers also.
Dana Carvey hates Mike Myers because he says Mike stole his impression of Lorne Michaels and used it for Dr. Evil. Michaels is the producer of SNL for those that don't know. By the way Dana Carvey has a small cameo in Halloween 2 as an ambulance driver. Weird because the killer is Michael Meyers in that film! What a coincidence.
@@CelestialWoodway that was not a cameo lol you have to be famous to do cameo. That was his first role . Jonny depp in nightmare on elm street 1 was not a cameo
Austin Powers + Ace Ventura ⭐️starring⭐️ Dana Carvy = Master of Disguise by Happy Madison Productions, the recipe for disaster proving some things just don’t go together.
This channel is actually getting better and better everytime I watch it! I really look forward to these! 😎❤️ I actually have never heard of this movie so...I'm going to watch it tonight just so I know what the hell you guys are taking about tomorrow. 🤷♂️🤣
About the 9/11 thing, I was working nights at the time. I was driving home and heard on the radio that a plane had hit one of the towers, but nobody knew how serious it was yet or what was going on. Everyone was pointing out that it wasn't the first time a plane had hit one of the buildings and they were even cracking jokes about it. I got home, went to bed, and when I woke up the tone of the news had changed somewhat...
I'm happy to have come across your video store a few hours ago. I miss hearing you and the gang at CINEMASSACRE Home Video. I remember watching this in the cinema with my girlfriend and her family. Miserable time.
As far as a Dana Carvey staring role, I still love "Opportunity Knocks". I would say it pretty much, still holds up. It's really funny as well, and that was pre-Wayne's World.
I remember it as clearly as yesterday; my birthday came in the summer months and it was near. That is when the advertisements for this movie began, at least to my recollection. At the time, my nine year old mind had no idea of Dana Carvey or Mike Myers, only the hilarious antics performed in front of me on the television through the like of Wayne's World and Austin Powers. When I saw my first commercial for 'Master of Disguise' it was the first time in my life I thought to myself: "something about this movie just seems really bad". I will always thank this film for making me begin to critically think and not just 'watch' them. Films such as these provide a sort of lesson, something to be shown to ardent students. Thank you for making this.
Anyone else notice how eerily similar the ballot on Jesse Ventura's Campaign ad (around 45:37) is to Frank's flag on the CharDeeMacDennis 2 Electric Boogaloo episode of IASIP?
I was only a few years old at this release but I remember seeing the trailer on VHS tapes for other movies, seeing him in the shell like struck a nerve of nostalgia for me
You can easily put Master of Disguise on the same level as the Shining. Jack Nicholson was in Anger Management with Adam Sandler. Dana Carvey was in Little Nicky. Also staring Sandler.
It’s alright, I watched it as a teenager and me and my siblings liked it. It’s just one of those stupid movies to be stupid on purpose. I’m sure if I would of watched it yesterday I wouldn’t of bothered with it.
I mean it’s a podcast in which the creators give their opinions on a movie. They’re not forcing you to watch it, nor are they saying you’re not allowed to like the film. They’re just saying that they didn’t and giving you a reason why.
Tony and Joe, thank you for watching this movie so I wouldn't have to. I guarantee I laughed more and harder at your review than I ever would have watching this film. Those clips were painful. Yikes.
I owned this movie on DVD as a child and watched it many times. It's telling that other than the trailer bits that everyone knew, the only scenes I remember are the horrible Shrek impression, the "black and soulless like a dogs' eyes" part, and when he dressed as a cow pie to escape from being chased. That's a generous 3 minutes out of a 80-minute movie.
Saw this movie at a drive through double showing. The second movie was dodge ball. I still remember a million things from dodge ball. Only remember turtle club scene from this
I was one of those kids that found this movie hilarious. All those movies that were generally targeted towards my age group, I enjoyed. I rewatched it after all these years, because of this video, and I have no idea what I was thinking. I would just watch it because of the memories it bring back, and it makes me feel nostalgic. But at the end of the day, this movie is stupidly bad to the point that I find it hilarious.
I saw this movie in the theater knowing little about it other than it had Dana Carvey, the SNL magic man, doing a bunch of characters. It's probably the most let down I've ever been by a movie until Rian Johnson came along.
My favorite example of a character having the same name as the actor was Merle Johnson (Connie's boyfriend) in "The Godfather Part II." He was played by Troy Donahue, whose real name was... Merle Johnson.
Meet the Spartans did the whole "put the deleted scenes & bloopers in the end credits" thing too & for the same reason, not being long enough. But the weird part is, the stuff in the end credits was funnier than the actual movie! They literally cut out all the funny parts! Meet the Spartans was the second most horrible spoof I'd ever seen. 2001: A Space Oddity was the worst, which is sad, because Leslie Nielsen was in it. He played the president. You could totally tell he was subbing for Lloyd Bridges, who I think died just before shooting started. Stan Helsing was the third, which is even sadder, because it was the last movie Leslie Nielsen ever did. He played a waitress in a truck stop diner. Yes, I said waitress, not waiter.
If you like Leviathan maybe you should check out The Rift. Its one of a few post Abyss underwater movies with aliens/monsters in it around the time. Its got Ray Wise and R Lee Ermey in it. Steven Sommers also directed an underwater/on a boat monster movie before The Mummy called Deep Rising (I remember that being kinda cool).
Endless Descent is another good one. Throw Proteus in there and we have a party! Absolutely love Deep Rising, we covered it on our show for our second season. -Joe
I just want to say that I think this movie officially was the end of Dana Carey's attempts as a leading man. He tried once in 1990 where he starred in a movie called Opportunity Knocks. My memory of this movie was that it was around.... and that was it.
@@ecparrish46 you know what, you're right about that one. I forgot about it, but our old video store in town had a copy of it. I didnt remember the name of it though.
Lmao literally one of the four movies I borrowed from my one of my best friends. Gotta get a few as don’t hang as much these days🤔🤷♂️🤣🪡 been loving your videos brother, keep them coming💙🦋🪶
"Am I not turtley enough for the turtle club? Turtle, turtle, turtle!"~ Pistachio Disguisey - That ONE SCENE is SO bad, it's GOOD. The rest of the movie is a BIG YAWN.
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Never Forget The Turtle Club Scene
For some reason, my immediate response to this film when it released was a deeper appreciation for Jim Varney.
Ernest movies usually have him in disguises as well. At least they are amusing and are on screen for a minute and don't overstay their welcome. Ernest can be grating at times too, but he'll know when to pull the zaniness back during scenes where you feel some empathy for him.
Mike Myers actually stole the Dr Evil character from Carvey, they actually have had heat with each other over it
they reunited and reprised their roles from Wayne's World for a Super bowl ad.
@@ScarysReviews yeah I know, Im just saying there was tension at the time of master of disguise
...according to Dana. According to basically everyone else, it's a Lorne Michaels impression (which is EASY to hear), which EVERYONE FROM SNL has basically had a version of, since before Dana.. lol I think he needs (needed to) to get over himself n the fact he didnt have all of the tools necessary to take off on his own. Claiming a Lorne Michals impression is yours, is as dumb as claiming a Christopher Walken impression is yours lol They're ubiquitous in the comedy world.
@@cessxiii wrong. carvey was the first to do the impression and future impressions were modeled after his. doing an impression of lorne at that point was niche, it was not comparable to something "everyone does." also, carvey created the pinky-touching-the-mouth gesture, so mike myer's ripoff was blatant.
Was her name Chrystal aka Svetlana? I knew a girl who loved this movie too. My god there's More than one!!!
Dana Carvey was really good in Moving as the guy with multiple personalities That Richard Pryor hires to drive his car across the country.
That's the Green Book
"Clean Slate" 1994 is one of my childhood favorite films, starring Dana Carvey.
I saw this movie in the theater, when the movie ends and the lights were turned on...I noticed I was the only one left
As the representative of the female audience, I have turned up and have declared that there are *zero* problems hating the 2016 Ghostbusters movie.
Ah but you see, it's not the opinion of a woman that matters, it's 30+ losers on twitter and reddit that decide what is misogyny 😁
Drek has no gender
Watching this movie gave me the sensations of what it must feel like to be waterboarded.
Please follow this up with a review of The Love Guru.
Oh god.... The Love Guru. The movie that killed Mike Myer's career. I remember I saw that when I was in college b/c he had a channel on the campus that was like a movie channel. My buddies and I watched it and despite the fact we paid nothing for it, we still felt ripped off for watching it lol
My mom and dad would invoke the "Who's your daddy?" bit for YEARS after we saw this movie, making them probably the strongest cultural impact point affected by this movie.
I have a fond memory because of this film. This was the first movie my daughter laughed at. She was about 2 at the time, and when he gets tripped and spaghetti flies everywhere, she started laughing uncontrollably. So we kept rewinding it and she kept laughing. Then we were laughing. Good times.
These videos are cool. I'm glad I've found this channel 👍
I loved this movie dearly as a young kid. I have quite a strong hunch that this movie does not hold up as an adult, haha. Looking forward to listening to this one!
Nostalgia is strong stuff, man.
So much of the stuff (way worse than this) I loved as a kid still holds up now with me.
I'll acknowledge it's not very good...but it doesn't make me love any of it less.
😄
I loved this movie as a kid... trying to watch it as a grown up is legit troubling and terrifying, wow I was stupid
I second that.
I would kill for a video talking about Inspector Gadget 2 with French Stewart 😂
So... can we get a Leviathan(89) review, that'd be appreciated
I literally remember this from my childhood. I watched a small pic of him doing turtle bit fast forward to now I saw this on HBO Max. I watched for literally a minute and couldn't watch anymore. So my Fedora off to you guys for watching this again and reviewing it for our entertainment. I enjoyed your guys's review keep it up !
Trouble in paradise guys come on! Dana Carvey was in a starring role in that.
Love that flick
I think it’s a true testament to how wretched Master Of Disguise is, that this review manages to both rag on it for longer than the actual movies run time, and also provided me with far more genuine laughs.
1:13 in disguise as Mitch McConnel
The first movie I had seen with Dana Carvey perform in was Tough Guys. Good movie, hopefully it will get a review some day.
Thinking back on it, this movie shares a LOT of similarities with Austin Powers in Goldmember and they both came out around the same time.
Plot wise; both movies are about goofy spy-like characters with "unique" sets of skills and real roundabout ways of fighting crime. (Austin being a weird seductive British secret agent and Pistachio being a "Master of Disguise")
Both feature love interests that are way out of the main characters league and ironically also feature scenes with attractive henchwomen to the main villain, wearing a color scheme matching the villain, who seduce the main character. (One of Bowmans blonde henchwomen with the large butts in the end credits to Master of Disguise also was a henchwoman to Goldmember in Austin Powers)
The plot to Goldmember AND Master of Disguise focus on rescuing family members (Austins father and Pistachios parents)
Both feature the main actors portraying MULTIPLE other characters in the plot.
The only difference is that Goldmember was the THIRD Austin Powers movie and Master of Disguise BLESSINGLY didn't get a sequel. Scarily though, MOD was a financial success, THEY COULD HAVE A SCRIPT SOMEWHERE AT HAPPY MADISON FOR A SEQUEL TO THIS CRAZY MESS...
Austin Powers female partner was always out of his league since the first movie. Mike portraying other characters in the same movie under make up has been his gimmick before Austin Powers also.
Dana Carvey hates Mike Myers because he says Mike stole his impression of Lorne Michaels and used it for Dr. Evil. Michaels is the producer of SNL for those that don't know. By the way Dana Carvey has a small cameo in Halloween 2 as an ambulance driver. Weird because the killer is Michael Meyers in that film! What a coincidence.
Cameo ? Lol
@@turnmeondeadman4221 Yes why is that funny?
@@CelestialWoodway that was not a cameo lol you have to be famous to do cameo. That was his first role . Jonny depp in nightmare on elm street 1 was not a cameo
Austin Powers + Ace Ventura ⭐️starring⭐️ Dana Carvy = Master of Disguise by Happy Madison Productions, the recipe for disaster proving some things just don’t go together.
My dad took me to go see this. Being associated with that good memory is probably the only reason why i remember liking this movie.
I like this movie, it’s so dumb and bad I really like it 😂😂😂
Greetings from England Tony.
Doing a great job mate, keep it up!
👍
Joe looks a bit like Tim Roth
This channel is actually getting better and better everytime I watch it! I really look forward to these! 😎❤️ I actually have never heard of this movie so...I'm going to watch it tonight just so I know what the hell you guys are taking about tomorrow. 🤷♂️🤣
please update after watching haha
Please review Orca and Leviathan, both great! Also, since he pointed it out, I can't hear Tony not say Jawls.
About the 9/11 thing, I was working nights at the time. I was driving home and heard on the radio that a plane had hit one of the towers, but nobody knew how serious it was yet or what was going on. Everyone was pointing out that it wasn't the first time a plane had hit one of the buildings and they were even cracking jokes about it. I got home, went to bed, and when I woke up the tone of the news had changed somewhat...
Funny that...
Dana Carvey almost died because of a Dr mishap. He wanted to do something fun after his recovery.
I think the love guru was mike myers’ answer to this
I'm happy to have come across your video store a few hours ago. I miss hearing you and the gang at CINEMASSACRE Home Video.
I remember watching this in the cinema with my girlfriend and her family. Miserable time.
Leviathan next PLEASE! My girlfriend and I just watched that last night and loved it so much
Pistachio is basically Rey. Rey got those disguisio powers. Now it all makes sense
Was just looking at a Jim Varney meme the moment you mentioned him.
As far as a Dana Carvey staring role, I still love "Opportunity Knocks". I would say it pretty much, still holds up. It's really funny as well, and that was pre-Wayne's World.
Clean Slate
i look forward to these lol i really appreciate your sense of humor bro
Dana Carvey was just doing his pepper grinder character most of the movie.
Aaaah yeeeeah, please Review Orca. I loved that movie as a kid so much, please rip it apart!
Edit: love the Turbo Man Action Figure
Turtle turtle
I remember it as clearly as yesterday; my birthday came in the summer months and it was near. That is when the advertisements for this movie began, at least to my recollection. At the time, my nine year old mind had no idea of Dana Carvey or Mike Myers, only the hilarious antics performed in front of me on the television through the like of Wayne's World and Austin Powers. When I saw my first commercial for 'Master of Disguise' it was the first time in my life I thought to myself: "something about this movie just seems really bad".
I will always thank this film for making me begin to critically think and not just 'watch' them. Films such as these provide a sort of lesson, something to be shown to ardent students. Thank you for making this.
Your birthday came in the summer months?
When does it come now?
;)
Anyone else notice how eerily similar the ballot on Jesse Ventura's Campaign ad (around 45:37) is to Frank's flag on the CharDeeMacDennis 2 Electric Boogaloo episode of IASIP?
Dana carvey was the lead in clean slate and opportunity knocks
Oh yeah those two box office mega hits that everyone remembers
Also Trapped in Paradise and The Road to Wellville. Box office gold I tell ya!
Opportunity Knocks! How can you forget that
This movie is the reason why we don't let our aunt pick movies when we visit
At 40:44, when Tony begins the Turtle Club scene, Joe let's out that frustrating sigh.... 😂😂😂😂😂
Oh man, this is going to fun.
I was only a few years old at this release but I remember seeing the trailer on VHS tapes for other movies, seeing him in the shell like struck a nerve of nostalgia for me
Plot twist. The title should have been. Mario and Luigi complain about a bad Cooper imitation. Very good Hack The Movie episode.
When the review is longer than the movie lol.
Plot twist, the Leviathan creature was a monster turtle from the turtle club.
You can easily put Master of Disguise on the same level as the Shining. Jack Nicholson was in Anger Management with Adam Sandler. Dana Carvey was in Little Nicky. Also staring Sandler.
And Sandler was in a movie with Don Cheadle, so its Avengers Endgame level great🔥🔥🔥
Dana Carvey did Clean Slate in the 90s
And the bank robbery movie with John lovitz and Nic Cage. The name escapes me...
Man I would love to see a Joe Dirt review lol
Always loved this movies as a kid. I enjoyed the zany characters and funny impressions. I saw it recently and for some reason I still love it
When the grandfather is telling pistachio to close his mouth in front of the fire. They slow down the fire effect
I remember watching this with my son and we both loved it. Wasn’t expecting it to be trashed for next 1hr .
What? Really? Wow this movie is horrible and the comedy isn't even good its like a 4yr old telling a story that makes zero sense
I mean, if you know comedy and movies, it's a trainwreck
It’s alright, I watched it as a teenager and me and my siblings liked it. It’s just one of those stupid movies to be stupid on purpose. I’m sure if I would of watched it yesterday I wouldn’t of bothered with it.
I mean it’s a podcast in which the creators give their opinions on a movie. They’re not forcing you to watch it, nor are they saying you’re not allowed to like the film. They’re just saying that they didn’t and giving you a reason why.
That skit you did about your cohost being different people really helps us feel the cringe of this film
Skit?
I've just discovered Hack The Movie and I'm addicted. I love it, please never change :)
Me too.
All I can think about when hearing Brent Spiners name is Gail Chord Schuler and the Church Of Gail.
I prefer Jeri Ryan vampiress in Dracula 2000
Is it just me or is the audio like really really good now, would love to know which miks are being used
Tony and Joe, thank you for watching this movie so I wouldn't have to. I guarantee I laughed more and harder at your review than I ever would have watching this film. Those clips were painful. Yikes.
Yo, Joe Cartoon!! Mega throwback!
I remember in high school in the 2000s watching clips in the library lol
Pasta Face? I would have called it Pizza Face.
Probably cause Pizza Face is used for something else.
Best episode yet, Antonio! You're knocking it out the park!
I'm not sure how you could disguise yourself as a brown person without doing brown face... 🤔
He had to be a racist in modern society to save the world. A true patriot.
@@rickrebel489 I just don't think it's racist... He's disguised as a brown person... If his face wasn't brown it wouldn't be much of a disguise
Can’t believe you review this lolll
I owned this movie on DVD as a child and watched it many times. It's telling that other than the trailer bits that everyone knew, the only scenes I remember are the horrible Shrek impression, the "black and soulless like a dogs' eyes" part, and when he dressed as a cow pie to escape from being chased. That's a generous 3 minutes out of a 80-minute movie.
If you show this movie to a child it will be their version of Blazing Saddles
The part when Kevin Nealon ask if he could turn into the Olsen twins was pretty funny
Church lady voice..well isn't that special
good co host tony, I approve!
Saw this movie at a drive through double showing. The second movie was dodge ball. I still remember a million things from dodge ball. Only remember turtle club scene from this
“Jelly is gross”. Unless it comes inside a Totinos Pizza Roll, Tony has no time for it!
Don't forget the guy who voices Apu in the Simpsons, as well as many other voices he's good though lol..
Funnier than painting your fingers blue, cutting them off and feeding them to a rabid goat.
Yes, I remember Joe Cartoon
Were you born in Italy? No? You're not Italian. You're American!
It’s Schtick
Leviathan was great, do it!
Hold on...jelly is gross?! Explain yourself sir! 😂
Didn't realize dollar tree started selling RLM.
K
thats pretty fucking funny
LMAO. That's cold. These dudes ain't RLM, but nobody is. They are relatively entertaining, though.
The snake charmer was hilarious. Data as the villain also..
I was one of those kids that found this movie hilarious. All those movies that were generally targeted towards my age group, I enjoyed. I rewatched it after all these years, because of this video, and I have no idea what I was thinking. I would just watch it because of the memories it bring back, and it makes me feel nostalgic. But at the end of the day, this movie is stupidly bad to the point that I find it hilarious.
I think my head smashing my face into tables was more fun than the movie
I saw this movie in the theater knowing little about it other than it had Dana Carvey, the SNL magic man, doing a bunch of characters.
It's probably the most let down I've ever been by a movie until Rian Johnson came along.
My favorite Joe cartoon was the flash cartoon with roughly 30 euphemism or metaphors for master bating because the internet in the 90s
My favorite example of a character having the same name as the actor was Merle Johnson (Connie's boyfriend) in "The Godfather Part II." He was played by Troy Donahue, whose real name was... Merle Johnson.
Meet the Spartans did the whole "put the deleted scenes & bloopers in the end credits" thing too & for the same reason, not being long enough. But the weird part is, the stuff in the end credits was funnier than the actual movie! They literally cut out all the funny parts! Meet the Spartans was the second most horrible spoof I'd ever seen.
2001: A Space Oddity was the worst, which is sad, because Leslie Nielsen was in it. He played the president. You could totally tell he was subbing for Lloyd Bridges, who I think died just before shooting started.
Stan Helsing was the third, which is even sadder, because it was the last movie Leslie Nielsen ever did. He played a waitress in a truck stop diner. Yes, I said waitress, not waiter.
There was a movie called Clean Slate that Dana Carvey was the main character in. His character wakes up with amnesia.
If you like Leviathan maybe you should check out The Rift. Its one of a few post Abyss underwater movies with aliens/monsters in it around the time. Its got Ray Wise and R Lee Ermey in it. Steven Sommers also directed an underwater/on a boat monster movie before The Mummy called Deep Rising (I remember that being kinda cool).
Endless Descent is another good one. Throw Proteus in there and we have a party! Absolutely love Deep Rising, we covered it on our show for our second season. -Joe
I just saw Will Ferrel pushing electric cars in an ad.. which kinda defeats the purpose if you have a functioning vehicle...
Newt needs to sign a deal with horror t-shirt companies, I always find myself googling what he's wearing so I can buy it.
I have soooooooooooooooooooo many cult movie and comic book t's. i dress like im 12
@@newtonwallen3210 the website to buy the dracula vs frankenstein shirt looks like it walked out of 1997 its so good
I just want to say that I think this movie officially was the end of Dana Carey's attempts as a leading man. He tried once in 1990 where he starred in a movie called Opportunity Knocks. My memory of this movie was that it was around.... and that was it.
And clean slate
@@ecparrish46 you know what, you're right about that one. I forgot about it, but our old video store in town had a copy of it. I didnt remember the name of it though.
I enjoyed the movie but not for the plot. One of my favorite Slapstick Comedies ever.
41:37 omg I'm dying here looooool
Lmao literally one of the four movies I borrowed from my one of my best friends. Gotta get a few as don’t hang as much these days🤔🤷♂️🤣🪡 been loving your videos brother, keep them coming💙🦋🪶
"Am I not turtley enough for the turtle club? Turtle, turtle, turtle!"~ Pistachio Disguisey - That ONE SCENE is SO bad, it's GOOD. The rest of the movie is a BIG YAWN.
@6:21 * Its pronounced joe 'deer-tay'.