I'm a huge Naschy fan, but he is an aquired taste. I love Night of the Werewolf and consider it the best el hombro lobo film. I can't recommend Curse of the Devil enough once you start diving into his films. Also hunback of the Morgue shows his versatile acting ability. Check that out first on the next volume. They are not all golden, but he has many gems to discover
Love Paul Naschy! Grew up.watching his movies, late nights, weekends! Unfortunately I don't have any of his movies to add to my movie collection! Great review! Thank you! Rip Paul Naschy!.✌❤😊
Thank you for introducing his movies to me. I had never heard of him before, but I’m a fan now. I had just ran out of Giallo to watch, so the timing was perfect
Great to see you covering Naschy's work.His stuff can be wildly variable in terms of quality,but there are very good things his output.I have a soft spot for Vengeance of the Zombies,and he's been in some decent Giallo-type thrillers.Kudos to him for homaging Universal-style monster movies,too!Greatly enjoying your channel.
I need to check out more Naschy. I've only seen Horror Rises from the Tomb(I also picked up on the Fulci vibes) but the other movies in this set intrigue me as well. Especially Night of the Werewolf. Do you read many film related books? I know Troy Howarth wrote a book about Naschy that might be worth checking out. Howarth does a lot of commentaries on Italian genre and cult movie blu ray releases and he really knows his stuff.
Never really got into Paul Naschy - I thought the movies I saw were pretty boring and not very consistent within themselves. I seem to recall there was very little continuity between the films other than the character of Waldimar Daninsky. I admit I only saw a couple of the Daninsky films, along with Count Dracula's Great Love, and they just seemed slow and not particularly terrifying. I look forward to your series, however - hope that I can gain more of an interest in and understanding of his films. Thank you!
x Speaking of Vincent Price...I watched Edward Scissorhands last night for my birthday. o It was released on my birthday in 1990, and I watched it again (for the second time) last night, 33 years after its release! (We saw it in the theaters when it came out) x In reference to Jaws...I could talk forever about those films as that is one of the most unusual franchises (for its progression of the films) that I have ever seen. x I was a Spanish major in college (Double Major of Sociology and Spanish, graduated in 2002). x After watching this video, I am planning on watching Naschy's Night of the Werewolf and The Wolfman (2010) on The Wolf Moon (the first full moon of the year) on January 25th. o I have never seen a Naschy film before but they look like films I might like.
My first approach to horror films was to see as a child, on Spanish TV and in the program "My favorite terrors" of the director Chicho Ibañez Serrador, one of the best known films with Naschy, "The night of Walpurgis" (The werewolf versus the vampire woman). Those slow motion vampires stayed in my memory for many decades, until the film became available on the net.
x Totally unrelated, but just watched Prancer (1989) on December 6th, such a great film! o Watched it with Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, which was originally released on December 6th.
Paul Nachey is an acquired taste for sure. But once u acquire that taste u begin to really enjoy his films. I have both volumes from Scream Factory and some others. All of them are fun watches and in my opinion r very original. There is nothing else like a Paul Nachey film. Thank u for bringing to the forefront a little known film maker
Good video, I will admit, the 2 naschy films I saw I didn't like, but I want to give him another chance. BTW, I thought your Spanish pronunciations were ok, but I hate to be "that" guy and correct you just on one, which is his real name: Jacinto, which is pronounced "Haceento", sorry for being that annoying guy, if I made a video in English you'd be correcting me every other word. the important thing of any video is its content, and this was quite interesting and enjoyable, and like I said, I want to give naschy another chance and you just gave me the perfect excuse
I wish someone would release these movies individually. I refuse to have Blue Eyes of a Broken Doll on my shelf. Everyone has a line and mine is any kind of animal violence. That pig scene in Blue Eyes is worse than anything in Cannibal Holocaust or Cannibal Ferox combined. Surprised you didn’t mention that.
I want to see these movies pretty bad, but can only find the 2nd collection not the first. And also, if anyone knows what I'm talking about, did power wolf take his look?!
I don’t know where you’re located, but for the US, this collection is on Amazon for $40. Looks like it’s also still in stock on shout factory’s website.
I'm a huge Naschy fan, but he is an aquired taste. I love Night of the Werewolf and consider it the best el hombro lobo film. I can't recommend Curse of the Devil enough once you start diving into his films. Also hunback of the Morgue shows his versatile acting ability. Check that out first on the next volume. They are not all golden, but he has many gems to discover
So excited to watch those two!
His movies are a lot of fun!
Absolutely!!
I like his earlier films the best and he did work with some beautiful actresses!
Love Paul Naschy! Grew up.watching his movies, late nights, weekends! Unfortunately I don't have any of his movies to add to my movie collection! Great review! Thank you! Rip Paul Naschy!.✌❤😊
Thank you, so glad you enjoyed!
Thank you for introducing his movies to me. I had never heard of him before, but I’m a fan now. I had just ran out of Giallo to watch, so the timing was perfect
Now THAT is why I do this channel. I’m so happy to read this comment, thanks for letting me know!
Paul Naschy is great
Discovered him about 3 years ago and there is still a lot to watch for me.
Thanks for the Interesting Video, Daniel 👍
Thanks!!
Great to see you covering Naschy's work.His stuff can be wildly variable in terms of quality,but there are very good things his output.I have a soft spot for Vengeance of the Zombies,and he's been in some decent Giallo-type thrillers.Kudos to him for homaging Universal-style monster movies,too!Greatly enjoying your channel.
I have seen quite a few of his films on Tubi
I need to check out more Naschy. I've only seen Horror Rises from the Tomb(I also picked up on the Fulci vibes) but the other movies in this set intrigue me as well. Especially Night of the Werewolf.
Do you read many film related books? I know Troy Howarth wrote a book about Naschy that might be worth checking out. Howarth does a lot of commentaries on Italian genre and cult movie blu ray releases and he really knows his stuff.
I’m interested in that book, but more interested in Naschy’s autobiography. It’s on my Christmas list!
Thanks very much, Daniel. I really do have to investigate Paul Naschy's films.
Hope you enjoy when you get to them! Thanks for watching!
Great review!
Now I have a bunch more films for the watch list :)
Thank you!!
Never really got into Paul Naschy - I thought the movies I saw were pretty boring and not very consistent within themselves. I seem to recall there was very little continuity between the films other than the character of Waldimar Daninsky. I admit I only saw a couple of the Daninsky films, along with Count Dracula's Great Love, and they just seemed slow and not particularly terrifying.
I look forward to your series, however - hope that I can gain more of an interest in and understanding of his films. Thank you!
Thank you!
A+ video!
Awesome video!
Thanks man!!
EXCELLENT! You had me at ZOMBIE WOMEN! Paul is a ROCK STAR! EXCELLENT Video
Heck yeah, thank you!
x Speaking of Vincent Price...I watched Edward Scissorhands last night for my birthday.
o It was released on my birthday in 1990, and I watched it again (for the second time) last night, 33 years after its release! (We saw it in the theaters when it came out)
x In reference to Jaws...I could talk forever about those films as that is one of the most unusual franchises (for its progression of the films) that I have ever seen.
x I was a Spanish major in college (Double Major of Sociology and Spanish, graduated in 2002).
x After watching this video, I am planning on watching Naschy's Night of the Werewolf and The Wolfman (2010) on The Wolf Moon (the first full moon of the year) on January 25th.
o I have never seen a Naschy film before but they look like films I might like.
Looove Edward Scissorhands.
I have Horror rises from the tomb , a lot of fun
My first approach to horror films was to see as a child, on Spanish TV and in the program "My favorite terrors" of the director Chicho Ibañez Serrador, one of the best known films with Naschy, "The night of Walpurgis" (The werewolf versus the vampire woman). Those slow motion vampires stayed in my memory for many decades, until the film became available on the net.
That’s awesome. I’m so excited to watch that movie when the Blu-ray finally gets here. haha
@@cobwebschannelMy fav Naschy is " The hunchback of the morgue ".
@@spanishbaldman Nice! I have that one in the Vol 2 collection, I’m very excited to watch it.
Superior video nothing like this on the tube. Bravo!!!
Really appreciate that!
x Totally unrelated, but just watched Prancer (1989) on December 6th, such a great film!
o Watched it with Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, which was originally released on December 6th.
I’ve actually never seen Prancer!
@@cobwebschannel It's a lost classic, I hadn't seen it since I saw it in the theater in 1989!
Nice! I need to look it up
I own the DVD of horror rises from the tomb. The transfer is horrible but the film is very good. It's the only Paul Naschy I've saw.
volume two is out. will there be more of his work out in same collection?
Paul Nachey is an acquired taste for sure. But once u acquire that taste u begin to really enjoy his films.
I have both volumes from Scream Factory and some others. All of them are fun watches and in my opinion r very original. There is nothing else like a Paul Nachey film.
Thank u for bringing to the forefront a little known film maker
I really enjoyed doing it! I can’t wait to dig into Vol 2.
Good video, I will admit, the 2 naschy films I saw I didn't like, but I want to give him another chance. BTW, I thought your Spanish pronunciations were ok, but I hate to be "that" guy and correct you just on one, which is his real name: Jacinto, which is pronounced "Haceento", sorry for being that annoying guy, if I made a video in English you'd be correcting me every other word. the important thing of any video is its content, and this was quite interesting and enjoyable, and like I said, I want to give naschy another chance and you just gave me the perfect excuse
haha Not “that guy” at all. I genuinely appreciate that information! And thanks for the kind words!
I've been wondering about the pronunciation of his name for a very long time, and now I know too. Thank you very much.
2:14 A true soul II Soul moment back to life back to reality back to the here and now
12:51 It's pronounced, 'Jeel de Ray'.
I wish someone would release these movies individually. I refuse to have Blue Eyes of a Broken Doll on my shelf. Everyone has a line and mine is any kind of animal violence. That pig scene in Blue Eyes is worse than anything in Cannibal Holocaust or Cannibal Ferox combined. Surprised you didn’t mention that.
I want to see these movies pretty bad, but can only find the 2nd collection not the first. And also, if anyone knows what I'm talking about, did power wolf take his look?!
I don’t know where you’re located, but for the US, this collection is on Amazon for $40. Looks like it’s also still in stock on shout factory’s website.