Thir13en Ghosts (2001) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | Did The Lawyer Split?
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- Опубликовано: 11 май 2023
- Another Re-MAY-ke Month Cult Classic! Mrs. Movies counts all thirteen ghosts and watches a remake of the Vincent Price classic horror, Thir13en Ghosts (2001). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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The lore of the ghosts is amazing. I wish they'd make a series with them. This movie is underrated.
I remember there being talks of Netflix doing a series about the ghosts origins
I watched something on RUclips that actually goes into more of the backgrounds of the ghosts.
Yeah. The extras on each one is like the best thing about this, I don't know how they'd combine into a series though.
@@NCC-1701_no_bloody_a_b_c_or_d Maybe like an anthology...each one gets an episode?
Yes would watch. It if they turn it into a 14 part show each ghost gets their own full episode with actors and so on. Then at the end all 13 show up at the end the last episode could lead up to the start of the movie.. episode is the starter for the movie before the movie.
On the DVD they give origins for all 13 ghosts, it’s really interesting and creative stuff
i had the dvd and loved that feature in between the nightmares as a kid.
imagine if dey involved tha actual scene of dat specific ghost bein caught
I think they’re talking about doing a backstory for all the ghost on Netflix
during a writers strike? gl
The lore is what really made me like this film. The overall execution is ok, but all that background info and the well thought out stories for each spirit took it up another level.
Still enjoy going back and watching the ghost origin stories on the dvd.
That body split... one of the best kills in movie history.
A very underrated horror movie and one of the best horror remakes Matthew Lillard and Rah Digga carried this movie in my opinion.
Agreed
the concept is great, but everything else is trash. the designs and backstories of the ghosts are amazing, but you see literally none of that in the film. lots of potential, but this movie lands flat on its face due to bad editing and a subpar story. the stories of the ghosts themselves would make a muuuuuuch better film/series
edit: i say this as a fan of the movie in general. i loved it when i first saw the film, but the more i thought of the potential, the more i got annoyed at the over all product
@@SwiftDurka
Explaining too much of the ghosts would make them less scary, mystery is what makes horror good.
This movie was a hit in the cinema back in the day. A fantastic date movie
@@SwiftDurka nobody hates Thirteen Ghosts more than hardcore fans of Thirteen Ghosts
The Jackal alone had me messed up when i was a child. I remember watching this with my extended family at their house and I had to literally hide behind my dad because the Jackal terrified me... kinda still does. Every time I watch this movie, I check the corners of my walls and the dark parts of my room afterwards LMAO
Fun fact: the angry princess was the first ghost to be released.
How is that a fun fact?
@@anime_cyko because it was the first ghost to be released
@@rubenelias2198 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔ok if that helps you sleep at night
@@anime_cykoits true
@@rubenelias2198 i doubt that
This movie had the hands-down BEST DVD features with full bios for every ghost and backstories for all the characters.
VERY immersive and the artwork was PHENOMINAL. Cause spellin on tha internets is important.
I saw a fan made version of that in book form. it was fucking cool.
Agreed. I was about to say the same thing.
PHENOMENAL, not fanominal.
All I remember was Shannon Elizabeth and some female ghost with big boobs
So in other words the movie is made for dvd and not theater
The editing was like that one purpose. You can't see the ghosts unless you have the glasses on. It's disjointed because they can't technically be seen. So he didn't really know what was going on.
The makeup effects are what sells it for me. I'd have to say the jackal, the witch and the torso were the ones that gave me chills and thrills
Such a good movie.. just love how this family goin through financial problems n still got a whole nanny/housekeeper. The ghost had me shitting my pants (No Negan Needed) when was younger. Wish someone try to make a movie series/franchise with this going deeper into them becoming ghost
I also love Ghostship, The House on Haunted Hill remake, & The Haunting remake as well
Yes ghostship is very good !
Glass actually has a very high melting point depending on it's composition. It can have a melting point of about 1400-1600 °C. However, there are glasses that will melt at lower temperatures but those are not common among commercial nor industrial usage. so it actually more likely that it will crack on rapid temperature changes.
Fun Fact: When the ORIGINAL film came out to the theatres in 1960, audiences would be given special glasses that would allow you to see the ghosts.
Yes. Good old William Castle, the Master of Horror Showmanship.
keep Lillard and the ghosts.change everything else
"Fun Facts" are short, one-sentence information to share with others, not a paragraph.
eg: "The original film came out in 1960."
Your comment reads like a Wikipedia entry.
@@kiillabytez social media character limits are really making people functionally illiterate. my man is complaining that having to read 3 sentences is like a whole article
@@zurichRevolts There's a difference between a fun fact and an article. Maybe you're the illiterate individual who just doesn't know the difference?
I got to meet Matthew Lillard a month ago and told him I loved this movie and he just laughed and said, “Horrible movie!”
Lmao I mean, it's true. The movie sucks 😂 but it's a cult piece
31:25 not a dj, but Rah Digga is a multi million selling rapper in real life 😂😂😂 her and Busta Rhymes are real close friends.
She’s top ten female rappers of all time.
She was pretty good in this. I don't think I've seen her acting in anything else. Originally her character was going to be one of the villains, but they changed the plot point.
I love the humor in this movie. It knows exactly what it is and has fun with it, making it fun to watch.
I’ve seen this movie approximately 500 times (It’s a campy/nostalgic favorite of mine!) and I’ve never once thought about the logistics of running shit like electricity and water throughout it. (Which is especially cray-cray because this isn’t even my first time watching y’all’s reaction!) Soooo… thanks for that, Mrs. Movies! I’m sure that this new conundrum will quite enjoy it’s time living in my head rent free! lol!
Also, Matthew Lillard (Dennis) and Rah Digga (Maggie) 100% make this movie! They’re both _incredible_ comic relief! (I _desperately_ wish that Rah Digga would’ve landed more roles after this!)
The editing at the beginning of the movie with The Juggernaut made the scene more tense and suspenseful.
It also made sense because without the glasses it was supposed to be hard for the other's to tell what was going on.
Had the opposite effect for me. To each their own
I dont know. This movie needs an epilepsy warning. The flashing is really obnoxious. Cool movie, still.
I was at school with Embeth Daviditz 'Matilda' at the Glen High school Pretoria South Africa she used to do cross country running Blessings and happy thoughts! ❤🎉❤🏃♀️🎊🎶🙌
Matthew Lillard is amazing in this. He’s amazing in pretty much everything he’s in, even if many of the stuff he’s in isn’t good, he’s usually a bright spot in an otherwise blah/bad film or show. Scream, SLC Punk, Thir13en Ghosts,l and Scooby-Doo was a great era for him. I hope he’ll have a big resurgence where one role truly puts him back on the map again. When he did The Decedents it seemed that would help him, but after that he’s been in a handful of projects that people seem to really enjoy.
He's going to be in the Five Night's at Freddy's film adaptation of the game which I'm excited to see, him and Josh Hutcherson. I've never even played the games but I've going to definitely watch the film and eventually play the game lol
@@deadsetondreams1988 my little brother has played fnaf for yearsssss so I was going to have to take him to see it regardless, the fact Matthew is in it instantly made me excited to see the movie , now it’s not a chore it’s something to look forward to 😂🫶🏼
"the Jackal" was indeed crazy. His story is sad. He was locked up in an insane asylum where he was biting the orderlies on a regular basis. So they put a cage around his head so he couldn't do that anymore. Then a fire burned the asylum down and when they tried to free him, he kept trying to hurt them, so they just left him.
His mother was a prostitute, and the shit he experienced turned him into a sociopathic rapist and murderer. He knew hew was sick in the head and voluntarily put himself into the asylum. When the fire broke out, he let himself burn as repentance.
Younger me always thought the jackal was a woman
Doesn't sound sad. Sounds like he got what he deserved.
@@startingQB Yeah I'm pretty sure he was a rapist and that's why he was sent to the asylum, he like abused men, woman, children and animals sexually because he had an unfulfilling drive to have sex with anything he saw.
They didn't left him though, he chosed to stay behind and meet his deserved fate.
Guilty pleasure of mine. And yes, Mrs. Movie, it was that time period in cinema where quick cut edits were all the rage. I'm glad it's over.
This was filmed in my area. The 12 main ghosts were all local actors. The bridge that had the lion statues is called The Lions Gate Bridge, named after a mountain range visible from most of the city.
Oh, this movie holds a special place in my heart, I used to dig a lot in the lore of the ghosts, soundtrack is also very notable, early 2000's had a blast of soundtracks for horror movies, this, Resident Evil, House on haunted hill, Dracula 2000, Queen of the damned, and many others others. Thank you very much for unlocking those wild memories of early high school.
Sometimes I forget embeth davidtz played Miss Honey, but also Sheila from Army of Darkness!
I brought this movie uncensored to school on VHS and the middle school class choose this over Frankenstein 😂 we watched it and it was amazing loved the stories behind each ghost
Wow your middle school was cool, mine would have gotten us in trouble just for bringing the tape on school ground lol
I have the VHS as well. But my school would never allow that there and it was a public school lol.
VHS stands for Very Horrible System.
In the 1960 William Castle (known for audience gimmicks) original, audience members were given a ghost viewer. Castle named it "Illusion-o". One panel was blue, and the other one was red. While watching the movie if you look through the blue one, it would hide the ghosts.
In the original the family are told the ghosts are there from the beginning.
This is one of those underrated guilty pleasures for me. A lot of people really didnt care for this film but I thoroughly enjoyed it. As others have stated, the backstories on the ghosts was really cool in the extras...
Fan of the film have begging for a limited streaming series based on the ghosts.
I love the behind the scenes. When you get to read the stories of all the ghosts, those are really good.
I just found this channel and I love it. You need to get 1408, Cabin in the woods, and House on Haunted Hill(the 1999 version), under your belt. Keep up the great work!
I think they did Cabin in the woods already😊
Another Vincent Price to check out is House on Haunted Hill. Classic and the remake are both very decent.
Missed opportunity for, "Welcome on back to you, me, and the BOObies!"
So glad you both reacted to this one because sadly not many do, I wonder what you both might think of the movie Ghost Ship? Any way with that said my favorite was the jackell ghost and yes the lawyer's death was an interesting one. I have never seen the original though I do own it..The thing about the movie is when it first came out everyone was given glasses to see the ghosts and if they took them off they wouldn't see them on screen anymore from what I heard any way.
Oh definitely check out Ghost Ship 🚢
The most unbelievable part of this movie- Danny is at the top of the stairs hearing spooky whispers from the basement...and then leisurely strolls on down there!
It's not that unbelievable, since the character was clearly written to be a little slow...
I gotta respect Mrs. Movies consistency on not wanting to be exposed to mysterious incantations or spells that she can't decipher the intent or meaning of (especially spells that are read in Latin of all languages). For all we know as viewers the incantations being spoken during this film could be legitimate and none of us would be the wiser.😳
Lol
A grocery list written in Latin sounds sinister. You just have to have several voices slightly out of sync and reading in a low, menacing tone.
@@alanhigh8125 Are you fluent in Latin? If so, maybe you could interpret what the incantations in the film were saying because I have certainly been curious to know for sometime now.
@@alanhigh8125 careful..that grocery list turned me into a newt!
Yeah she usually horror movies like the plague. She a bit of a scaredy cat. This movie was more cheesy than scary. 6 out of 10 on the scare meter
I actually worked at the PPG glass manufacturing plant a couple towns over when I was younger. It does need to be pretty hot to melt the glass. Hotter than the temp required to melt steel. Typically around 3,000 degrees.
This movie is super underrated. Scared the absolute shit out of me as a 12 year old. I watch it every Halloween.
I enjoyed this remake, and the original. There are similarities, but also distinct differences. As for Vincent Price, that was the original House on Haunted Hill, that he was in. (Another movie where I would recommend both the classic, and the remake.)
In the special features there is back stories for each ghost. It’s well done and gives a little more connection to them.
One minor correction from the opening: Vincent Price wasn't in the original Thirteen Ghosts film, the main character was played by Donald Woods (it also featured Margaret Hamilton, the Wicked Witch of the West). Vincent Price DID star in House on Haunted Hill from the same director, William Castle, who loved to insert gimmicks to his films. (the Ghost Viewer for this film, a floating skeleton for House on Haunted Hill, a joy buzzer in certain seats for The Tingler)
This is such a guilty pleasure movie for me. The Juggernaut, The Hammer, and the Jackal terrified me as a child, it took years to get over haha. I'm so happy when I see a reaction to it.
Miss Honey was also Ash's love interest in Army of Darkness.
Each ghost is so unique my favorite is The Angry Princess, The Jackel and The Juggernaut.
4:39
*Latin chant starts,summoning the ghost*
Mrs.Movies goes wide eyed.
Love this film, only thing that jars is "poor family, reduced circumstances, still able to afford housekeeper".
She did not like that chanting at all. Her face 😂😂😂
I always thought this movie was very under-rated
Great reaction guys! It always feels odd that the lady in this who is Sheila from Army of Darkness is also Miss Honey! I love this film! My favourite ghost has to be the Jackal! Scared the sh!t out of me when I was a kid. 👍
I would lay better than even odds that Uncle Cedric was an engineer working in cahoots with the people in charge of the cabin in the woods.
Im so excited to watch this with you guys on my birthday
Mr. Movies I think you were thinking of House on haunted Hill that had a remake in 1999. In the original 1959 film that one had Vincent Price.
The original 13 ghosts from 1960 did not have Vincent Price, but it had Margaret Hamilton, the wicked witch of the west from Wizard of Oz as a housekeeper.
2:50 - 2:56
The ironically about that there was Scooby-Doo single season spin-off show called *The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo* that aired back in 1985.
I totally forgot Tricky-‘Excess’ is in this movie, such a classic trip-hop song
When you said that kid looks familiar, his name is michael spiedel. I went to school with him here in Burnaby BC and was good friends with his brother. He actually didnt pursue acting career after that
10:33-10:38 I appreciate you guys… you’re tie with Cinebinge and Popcorn In Bed with my favorite reactors… but uniquely, YOU BOTH ARE FRAKIN AWESOME!❤❤😂😂🥲🥲🥲✊🏾✊🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾🔥🔥🔥
Agreed with Cinebinge, but Cassie is way too naive. She doesn't understand history, society, and how some people are just evil. Ruins a lot of movies when all you hear is "How can they do that?"
Because humanity can be evil, and history is violent
I love this movie so much & the fact it has Matthew Lillard in made me so incredibly excited when I first watched it as a kid I adore him
I remember seeing this in theaters. 🤣
The black chick that played Maggie in the movie is Rah Diggah. She was a rapper who was a part of Busta Rhymes’ crew back then.
Matthew Lillard is in this. He becomes Shaggy (not only in the 2 movies but in several cartoons of Scooby Doo too) and there was a series called "The Thirteen Ghosts of Scooby Doo".
Coincidence?
28:53 he really bent over backwards to try and save that family.
One of my faves in the horror genre and probably the most underrated!
Fun fact! Since you mentioned Scooby-Doo....In the mid 80s there was a show called The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo...... one of the main voice actors was Vincent Price
I remember that I took a friend to see this at the movie theater when it came out in 2001. I love it today just like I Ioved it back then. I thought it was a very unique and interesting film and there's plenty of action to be had in this one. I picked Thi13en Ghosts up on blu-ray along with Dracula 2000 at a store a couple of years ago.
Awww I thought Mr movies was ready to do another 'flying out of space' with manic hand dance at beginning lol
I’m so happy you guys reacted to this movie. I love this movie!! ❤
Remember seeing this a long time ago around the time it came out. Definitely have a soft spot, and it will always be a guilty pleasure.
If you watch this film, you really gotta watch Phantoms (1998), it's a ghost movie, but with characters with an unusual amount of depth for a ghost movie, especially the ones roled by Ben Affleck and Liv Schreiber.
Affleck was the bomb in Phantoms yo
whaa whaa whaa whoooo....bar scene....hehe...great book too
@@adgato75 Phantoms like a muthafu---!
Came here to post this haha
O yea, I forgot all abou that movie. I must rewatch it now.
Speaking of Scooby-Doo they also have a Thirteen Ghost series.
It's a Pandora's box plot were they released them by mistake & have to get them back. Stars Shaggy, Daphne, Scooby, Scrappy & some kid that tags along
I always forget that this movie shares a song from its soundtrack with Queen of the Damned.
This has residents evil vibe to me. Ghost looked like a teenager drawing.
When i see Matthew lillards it reminds me of movies like 'Shes all that, The curve, SLC punk, Hackers and Without a paddle. Early 2000s was very flashy
This is another one of those guilty pleasure movies I love to watch. Also as always Matthew Lillard was the highlight of this movie.
I think the misses will like this movie a lot
Zoinks!
Honestly I'd love to she a second remake but as a 13 episode tv show preferably with Mathew back.
I do love the detail of the lawyer's tie falling off.
Used to love this movie back in the day. It's a bit cheesy sure but fun nonetheless
PS : Dope Ninja Turtles shirt
I loved the editing in this movie 🤣🤣🤣. Everybody’s got their own taste tho.
Some of the ghosts in this movie really scared me when I was a kid. The Jackal especially and The Juggernaut were the two that stayed with me. Even if some of the film is cheesy, I think they did the ghosts pretty well.
The machine had an obvious flaw: it had multiple levers that would control it's movement. So, the ideal solution would be: a single lever that can be moved into only one way. Nobody would be able to fiddle with it then.
My favorite ghost is the Jackyl. When I got the DVD of this there was a bonis DVD that discribed the origins of each ghost. lots of love guys
Id LOVE to see you guys react to SERIAL MOM (1994) .... another Matthew Lillard movie that actually came out BEFORE scream. It was one of my favorite childhood campy slasher films. kind of ridiculous should make you guys laugh.
Vincent Price was in the OG House on the Haunted Hill not the OG 13 Ghost. Vincent Price 'appeared' in the Scooby Fo cartoon version of 13 Ghosts.🦊
I'm so glad you did this! It's a personal favourite and i think underrated.
I saw this in theatres in high school, loved it but since forgot it existed until I saw this video. This should be fun.
The jackal was creepy af, terrified me when I was younger
Shaggy has had a hell of a life that started after having a tv dropped on his face.
Protagonist motivation: Needs a bigger home to avoid getting knocked in the shins with a skateboard. The stakes are pretty high here! 🤣
I will explain what the House is when the time comes....
Scooby Doo did a Thirteen ghosts limited series in 1985. Each episode they must capture a different ghost.
Lol that was a great scooby doo joke about him having dry mouth loved it
I remember renting this movie for a slumber party. I think I was 10? I was definitely the only one super into it. 😂
I really like this movie and the acting. Matthew Lillard is awesome.
He is actually a really cool guy to meet as well. An actor who is quite famous and extremely humble. I got to see him at a meet and greet years ago and he was extremely nice and took the time to talk with everyone in line for an autograph and a pic. Just an awesome dude!
@@Tacomaguy458 That's cool. I hope they schedule him and Skeet again this October at our ScareFest convention.
It actually doesn't have to be that hot to melt glass.
31:22 It makes sense, because Rah Digga is a part of Busta Rhymes' Flipmode Squad.
Finally someone watching 13 Ghosts. Thanks.
I dare say this is a modern classic. Solid cool concept, interesting ghost categories, Watch it every year.
Speaking of Matthew Lillard, I really hope you guys react to Hackers and especially SLC Punk at some point in the future. I think you guys would really enjoy him a lot in the latter.
Such a great movie. Very creative and super-fun.
The frenetic editing on this film really hurts it a lot. Very much a product of the early 2000's. She really clued in on it fast too. Love Lillard in this though.
I love this movie, Shannon Elizabeth really bright me into them teen boy years in the best way 👍🏼 also love how Rah Digga played Maggie in this big ass movie then just went back to Flipmode squad an Busta Rhymes … she shoulda did more acting
My favorite death in 13Ghosts was the poor woman getting crushed to death between the panels of glass,.
Now that's a good marriage. The wife says "Don't!" and the husband stops immediately.
I feel like Matthew Lillard, is underrated. I think he's a great actor! Have you guys seen, without a paddle? It is hilarious! Matthew, Seth Green, and Dax Shepherd are in it.
FUN GLASS FACT!!, the heat required to melt the glass of the house is i dont know!.
This movie scared me so bad when I was a kid that I threw up into my glass of water when I needed a drink 🤣🤣