Monster a Go-Go! (1965) Movie Review
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
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I absolutely love this film!! I was introduced to this in the 80's, and have loved it ever since. My goodness, I need help
"Maybe the Narrator told them", lol
I've seen the MST3K riff of "Monster a Go-Go" many times, and I really cannot imagine watching it unriffed, or at least with other people. Well done!
Movies like this are fun with a group of friends and a few beers.
4:32 "And sadly the monster struck me as looking like a zombified Abraham Lincoln." I will never unsee that! 😆
Great review/reaction! Trying to sort out Lewis's "contributions" by their "sexiness" is a good idea, BUT the gropey guy in the car is Bill Rebane himself! So that was part of the original footage. Also, Rebane shot all the Chicago footage at the end, so that includes the bald guy delivering the telegram, who otherwise seems to be an earlier actor reappearing as older in the new footage. It's a mess! There's a dvd where Rebane does a commentary track and blames running out of money on those damned Chicago unions!
Oh wow, I didn't even recognize him! What an odd choice of cameo, haha. Thanks for the clarification and correction!
@@Weiselberry Not really that odd. Rebane said "I liked her very much, be assured, I wrote enough stuff to lengthen that scene. I wanted to milk that scene because she was beautiful." He also said that in the script he stole her from the guy she was with in the club. Funny she at first submits to him in the car (necking) when she supposedly didn't even know him!
Thanks for being one of my favorite channels! You are really well spoken and have excellent taste. You are enjoyable to watch and are really appreciated!
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoy the content!
Well, Jerome, you can put me down as a puzzled man of courage. I just finished watching this film and, while I didn't get the wim-wams, I did find myself entertained by the sheer ineptness of it. It helped that I didn't even try to follow the "plot" or keep track of characters. I just let them all blur together into "scientist type person," "military type person" and "other type person." I especially liked the scene of the couple sitting in a totally silent restaurant.
"You remember that song?"
Total silence.
"Would you like to dance?"
"No."
"Good."
Haha, I give you lots of credit for getting through it! My biggest problem with differentiating the characters that way is that sometimes "other type person" turned out ALSO to be "scientist type person", or at least it seemed like the same actor, but I was never 100% sure about anyone. Yes, that moment was great. :D
6:58 pm wow the opening credits ‘spaceman’ walking in time with funky music is gold!
Miss W. you have introduced us to some odd movies in the past but this one takes the biscuit. I didn't think that any movie could surpass Plan 9 from Outer Space for lunacy, but I was wrong. As for its popularity in Turkey...😮 I'm genuinely puzzled. However, your review was entertaining as ever. You have brightened up another rainy day in Ireland.
Blood turns to powder? If Michael Crichton saw that and was inspired by that detail before writing The Andromeda Strain, that might be the one positive impact this movie ever had. The wildly spliced-together nature of this sounds like how They Saved Hitler's Brain ended up. You and your mother are valiant souls, Rome. Owl be seeing you.
Fun review, JW! When I saw the video title, my first thought was that this was a summer special for the old TV show, The Munsters.
I meet Bill Rebane in real life two years ago. Very nice dude and he's in talks with Toho to create a Japanese remake of his movie The Giant Spider Invasion since that film has a large fan following in Japan. So far no updates.
I met Bill Rebane back in the '70's when he visited about a film project when I was living in Ann Arbor, Mich. I didn't know about this film at the time. I wish I'd had, in a way. I'm sure I would have asked a lot of questions.
Classic Weiselberry! Even when it's bad (and this one certainly sounds it) you struggle to find something good about it. You've no idea how refreshing that is.
I do love the concept of the solo Mercury astronaut returning as a radioactive monster... Maybe we should remake this one... LOL, I'm sure we can get some production funds from Turkey... :) :)
How does one even review a thing like this? Well, you did a superlative job, Ms. Jerome, I give you high marks for your diligence. 🙂
I haven't seen this movie but enjoyed your review. That telephone ring... :D
Since you are able to find the good in even the bad movies you review, I was very curious to see what you would find in this one. Watching it twice earns you kudos for your dedication to your craft. :)
Not much, as it turns out. :)
I was probably the one who commented that it might be a fun movie so I guess I'm to blame. A web review once suggested that the helicopter pilot had the radio in his mouth which was why his transmission was so fuzzy. Now the scene where they find Dr. Logan's body had actress June Travis, a very attractive lady, IMHO, covering her face presumably in shock or perhaps trying not to ruin the take by laughing at the expression on his face. Why wasn't John Carradine in this film? I never watched MST3K but first saw it around 1990 late one night on Shock Theater. Anyway, I love your videos and always look forward to them!😊
Yes, you were, so yes, you are! :D Seriously, though, thanks for the suggestion. You were right that it was a good subject for a video.
Thanks for the warning 😳
Watching this film twice in a short space of time must’ve been a tough task for you because i struggled watching it once lol. I am glad I’ve seen it and there’s things about it that I’ll remember, the opening song ( catchy!) and the image of Henry Hite walking around looking lost, and the coffee table we see early in the film, it looks massive for such a small room, perhaps perspective distortion, the film really was boring though and the cast had so little chemistry together that it felt awkward. That lady looking for gas in the white convertible was the only character i can think of that didn’t seem like an emotionless robot, even the go-go dancers were odd, it’s a strange thing how little fun they seemed to be having while dancing, not a smile amongst them and sequence went on for so long, the kissing scene too, the actors must’ve felt like the cut would never come. I could just about hear the dialogue but still found it difficult to understand, the narrator attempting to make the story less confusing but somehow making it more confusing didn’t help either, “a space capsule was launched to observe another object, satellites that no nation launched “ Huh? alright. The tiny narrow space capsule made me chuckle too, it was like an upright casket and it’s no wonder Daniels was walking around confused because he must’ve been banging his head against the walls in that tiny thing on his mission and had serious concussion. I’m not convinced Douglas became a giant because of the radiation I think he was infected by giantism because at some point he touched that huge mutant coffee table. The camera positions and lack of movement along with the takes made the whole thing feel lifeless, you could also feel the lack of direction because a majority of stage plays we see from a static position without wide angles and closeups and edits are usually full of life but this film had no life in it at all. I thought they really wasted Henry Hite because they didn’t film him against or next to someone of average height in a two-shot or wide shot, well there was that one strangulation scene but Hale is only seen from the waist or chest up, he could be in a tree or standing on a box, you can tell he’s tall and gangly when walking towards camera but it would be tough to guess he’s over eight feet tall. I loved the moment when the person off camera made the unenthusiastic phone ring sound lol.
Off topic, I’ve seen three episodes of ‘ Sugar’ the show i mentioned last week, not great, think I’m out lol.
CinemaCon was on this past week and apparently it was revealed that Monarch is getting a second season :0 ugh, and Apple has more shows planned from the MonsterVerse :/ on a lighter or darker note it was also announced that Alex Kurtzman has hired an iffy comedy writer to make a Star Trek origin film D: ugh again.
Great review as always, interesting and funny :)
~ Thank you Ms Weiselberry ~
😊watch the mst3k episode
"Huh?" is right! I was scratching my head over that "satellites that no nation launched" line too. I guess it's meant to suggest the object is perhaps extraterrestrial in origin, but it's put in such a clumsy way. My mom laughed at how tiny the space capsule was, but I can't say either of us noticed the coffee table was huge, haha. Good point about the lack of perspective with Henry Hite! In all the photographs I saw of him, there was something else in the shot to help you realize just how tall he was. You don't get that sense in the movie, and he's severely underused overall.
I heard about Monarch getting the go-ahead for another season and MORE spin-off shows. Yay. I kind of thought studios would have learned something from the questionable success of Disney's Star Wars and Marvel spin-off shows, but I guess if they feel there's profit there... As for the other news: nah, I'm good, haha.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this movie! Congratulations on getting through it all in one piece. :)
I watched the MST3K version, and it was godawful. Even the jokes couldn't make it tolerable. Bill Rebane did a movie called "Invasion from Inner Earth" which I enjoy. It's a bad movie but a fun one.
Like you mentioned, I saw Monster-a-Gogo on MST3k, and even with Joel and the bots riffing it, it's still boring. If they can't save it, nobody can. (MST3k is perhaps my favorite show of all time.)
Thanks for the review and your research.
Mine too. But they made it watchable.kinda
Mistie here. Here is a short list of films I cane to love, in a twisted way, from watching MST3K:
Bride of the Monster - Ed Wood produced and Bella Lugosi's last featured role.
Manos, the Hands of Fate - Actually, this is the film the crew labels the worst. Unwatchable, without the riffs, but no one could ever forget Torgo, or The Master. The film has an interesting history, made by fertilizer salesman, Hal Warren. The actor John Reynolds, soon died of a drug overdose.
Robot Monster - Which you have previously reviewed, I am fond of this film.
The Sidehackers - Sixties flavored motorcycling starring Ross Hagen as Rommel,
The Giant Gila Monster - Hot rods and hep teens, with a couple notable character actors, theremin music, and a dreary setting.
The Mad Monster - Glen Strange and George Zucco star in this silly old werewolf film.
I am a geezer, and I have loose screws. I have begun to shed parts.
C;est la vie.
Ok, "Zombified Abraham Lincoln" sounds like a grunge band. 😂
I indeed saw this movie as a MST3K episode, and the only thing that stuck with me was that it made "Manos, Hands of Fate" - another MST3K movie riff - seem
coherent by comparison. At least Manos had a discernable (albeit weedy) plot trail you could follow. It's odd that Monster a Go-Go is popular in Turkey . . . maybe that translation had some Wilhelm screams thrown in? 😄
Thank you for an entertaining review!
The 2 are in a virtual dead heat.
I saw Zombified Abraham Lincoln open for The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza at the Whiskey A Go Go in 2010.
Nothing demonstrates your loving devotion to these genre movies more than your review of this one. It is that devotion which, whether the film you’re reviewing deserves it or not, I find most admirable and enjoyable about your channel, and why I always enjoy watching you. I’m not going to see this movie, because I know your review is far more entertaining, interesting, and intelligent than it is. And that’s the wonderful and unique thing about your film reviews. I can count on being delighted by a review of even the most woefully un-delightful movie! Of course, I cannot end without recommending another film of similar ick…I mean ilk: “The Creeping Terror” (not to be confused with “The Creeping Unknown”, the American title, as you know, of “The Quatermass Xperiment”).
Thanks for this super neat review!
I think that based on what you described about “Monster a Go-Go!”, I don’t think I’d ever want to see this film. So thank you, J. 😆 On a serious note, great job as always on the review and you have a very good weekend!
"So bad it's watchable" is probably more appropriate.
Seems to be one of those things where the story behind the film is far more interesting than the film itself! 😄
Yikes! Maybe it's a film that needs the sound turned off and some cool music playing to get anywhere. Thank you, Miss Weiselberry, you've saved me the bother of this one.
Hi Jerome! Thanks for the heads-up that it was a bad movie, I watched your whole episode this time round, - I don't mind spoilers for bad films ;)
All the Best! :)
A movie can get away with a lot of things, but being boring isn't one of them! Thanks for another fine review.
Wow, where to start? This was an interesting exercise; it really sets a baseline of badness to compare to all others. I liked the opening music, gave me vibes of Village of the Giants (also made that year, and pretty good). But then it seems the band's keyboard player went off by himself to noodle on some keyboard for most of the movie. I had trouble with the sound as well, but found another version on YT with slightly better sound. Didn't help much. One thing that impressed me was the tiny restaurant scene, with a chef's hands preparing a flaming dish. Having worked in food service for several years, that looked authentic to me. And then the closeup of the woman's hands stirring her drink. An actual closeup! It's almost like the scene was shoehorned in from another movie, or maybe a soap opera. Thanks for your clear-eyed appraisal, no one does it better. "Brrrmph" - whoops there's my phone, gotta go. Have a great week, J.
I salute your courage and determination in watching this one. Thank you for your hard work!
A "Zombie-fied Abraham Lincoln" another hilarious quote, Please keep up your outstanding work, I really like it whenever you show your sense of humor and your funny zingers! ( Huh?, What?) Thanks for another GREAT show, Please keep them coming- and with your funny quotable quips!!
Haha! Good idea! I think it WOULD make sense for the characters in some of these narrator-driven movies (THE CREEPING TERROR comes---or creeps---to mind) to ask the voice-over guy for some guidance, as they certainly seemed to know more than anyone in the actual picture!.
I wonder if this movie won the Golden Turkey Award in Turkey ?----(where that award indicates excellence. ;-7
Bad monster film. Zombified Abraham Lincoln 😂
Hi friend! It has been a while since I checked out your videos. Sometimes there are bad movies that are just so fun and enjoyable, then there are bad movies that are just too bad that they are boring and unwatchable. This looks like the latter LOL (Although, it would be fun watching it in a Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode! LOL)
Hey! It's nice to hear from you, and I hope you're doing okay.
@@Weiselberry Thanks! I am taking each day at a time. Nice to hear from you too.
This movie is like The Quatermass Xperiment...if absolutely nothing happened.
HG Lewis's Blood Feast is great but only if you love low budget gore.
Mst3k episode had great riffing and good host segments haven't seen this movie uncut yet 😊
That is one heck of a brave reviewer to tackle the great cinematic event known as MONSTER A-GO GO, a triumph of creatively unequaled in film history. (Btw, there is no truth to the rumor that this film was directed by David Lean, who decided to take his name off the film over creative differences with the producers who wanted to replace the sound of a guy on the set making a "ringing" sound with his mouth with an actual phone ringing sound. )
Wow. Really fun to have you go through this, yh, "mess" (which, i think, is too kind a word for this, uh, "mess") . So many examples of glaring ineptness. It's like kids made it Or should i say DUMB kids, as most kids would probably do a better job!)
Thanks for the history. I figured there must be a story behind a project like this.
As usual, you give it full consideration. Really enjoyed your commentary and all the clips!
Great review! Thank you!!
How’s it going today Jerome! Love your monster movie reviews!
A fan of low budget as long as it's not so bad it's camp, I'd pass on this one. Sounds a bit like two of my marginal favorites Frankenstein Meets The Space Monster and The Incredible Melting Man.
Great thumbnail!
Sorry, I enjoy movies this bad. One time I watched a double feature at home: Rear Window followed by Monster a Go Go. Awesome evening!I'm a movie fan. I like it all! Also the dvd " special addition" (special?) is very expensive to find but I managed to find a copy. It explains all the background information you provided. That was Bill Rebane in the Go go scenes harassing the girl. Anyway love your reviews. Thanks for all you do!
Thanks! Yes, someone else pointed out that Bill Rebane himself was the gropy jealous boyfriend. I had no idea!
Oh, and I didn't mean to imply "Rear Window" was a bad movie, just that I enjoy watching "A" list movies along side terrible movies.
Howdy, Sister Jerome!
I never saw the MST3K version, but watched it straight; it's a dog, no matter what.
If you want to see hodgepodge filmmaking, check out the films of Al Adamson; his films should be rated "H" for "HUH?"
Fun review.
I heard Tarantino is going to remake _Monster a Go-Go_ as his final film.
Once Upon a Time at the Monster a Go-Go?
If he does,the original will suddenly look much better!
I have never seen or heard of any of these actors before. The plot is familiar. A John Agar movie had a similar theme. It was called Night Fright 1967.
Bill Rebane’s best film was probably Giant Spider Invasion.
Yep with the skipper and Della.
Hang in there jw. They make good analysis material.
I am surprised you have not done a review of The Thing from Another World from 1951 or The Haunting (1963 film) yet. I love your videos.
I did a mini review of The Thing a couple years ago, but I kept my comments minimum in anticipation of reviewing it someday, and I think I've mentioned The Haunting a couple times. There's many, many movies I still hope to cover someday. :)
Having seen Blood Feast, this is not the most unpleasant Herschell Gordon Lewis related viewing experience I've endured but it is in the running for the all-time number one so bad it hurts movie
The irony of your beautiful breakdown of this film (one I've never heard of) will probably be the 'sparking into life' of a new cult following... 🥳 'Way, to-go-go!' 😅
I do think you're correct though. This movie, must have been the film equivalent of receiving a 'mystery box' from Amazon case, and then to be expected to rustle up a masterclass work worthy of the best... If so... hmm... then for that, maybe they do deserve some praise 🎉 .. and it leaves me wondering: were there other movies made to rival this one? 😂
I might now watch it Jerome ...I do like your videos though...thanks for uploading... keep up the good work
"Take that Kazoo out of your mouth" Ive never watched this outside of MST3K, which with cracks like that, make the film bearable and funny. I really couldn't last the stand alone film. As you say, It's BAD! The climax is incredibly frustrating too.
I think there is also one of their funniest cracks in this, which is in answer to the narrators "The most feared words in nuclear physics .... "
Is it me or does Zombie Abe Lincoln look like he has oatmeal spackled onto his face?
I remember you talking about the film Threads by Barry Hines. There are two films from a director called Alan Clarke that I recommend that you watch. Like 'Threads' they are both very powerful films that do not hold any punches. The first film is called 'Scum' about the borstal system used for young offenders in Britain. The second is called 'Elephant' which is about sectarian murders in Northern Ireland during the troubles.
Blood Feast is a surprisingly entertaining movie. Please note that I'm not saying it's a GOOD movie, just an entertaining one.
People have fond memories of the first horror movie they watched with their friends or their cousins. Maybe that's what happened in Turkey, that this was one of the few horror movies they had on local TV and kids dared each other to watch it.
Narrator: "There is one terrifying word in the world of nuclear physics."
Tom Servo: "Oops!"
🤣🤣🤣
Films like this is to be viewed with a lot of happy juice and maybe a pizza or at 3 am.
Hi Jerome!
I possess a terrific book on this film called “Bill Rebane’s Monster A Go-Go Decoded,” by Kevin Scott Collier, 2019, available on Amazon. In it, Mr. Collier explains all the mysteries of the film’s production and the seemingly inexplicable and irrational scenes.
Indeed, some of the main actors were replaced at one point, but not by Herschell Gordon Lewis (HGL). The film ran out of money at one point and after about two years or so, when they resumed filming, some of the original actors were unavailable. So they had to continue with new actors and new parts. The twist party scene was filmed by Rebane. In fact, he’s in it. He’s the guy who “steals” the girl from the party. The girl’s name is Lorri Perry and she’s actually the daughter of George Perry who played both Dr. Logans in the film. And Mr. Perry looks different in the latter part of the film when he plays the brother of the original Dr. Logan, not because he’d aged and got bald in the interim - there was only a 2 year gap. To play the brother, Perry removed his wig, grew a goatee, and put on eyeglasses. The only extra scenes added by HGL were the sunbathing girls being chased away by the monster, the scenes showing his secretary at her desk, some kids shooting pool, and a guy reading a girlie calendar. These additional scenes were put in to pad out the movie’s running time. Everything else was Rebane’s footage, and HGL haphazardly cobbled things together and added the narration to “clarify” things. The ending we see is not what Rebane intended. Some scenes were filmed but went missing, so HGL did what he could with what he had. BTW, Lewis wrote the song “Go Monster Go”, and I presume all the other music. The incidental music has the same flavour and sparseness as the music in Herschell’s “Blood Feast,” which he had played himself. But I’m rambling. Can you tell I love this movie?
I do so love your reviews. I think that you are the best film reviewer on RUclips. For ‘bad” films like this one (and any film for that matter), your reviews don’t come across as condescending in any way. And that is so refreshing. Love from Montreal.
Ah, so *most* of my guesses were incorrect, hahaha. Oh, well. Too bad I can't go in and make corrections. Thanks for all the additional information! Honestly, it makes the final product seem even stranger. The way I had figured it, it was when Lewis took over that things went off the rails. But it sounds like the majority of the finished product is still Rebane's footage, including many of the offbeat scenes.
@@Weiselberry You're welcome. The things I found out about the movie only come from 2 sources: that book I mentioned (self-published), and a special edition DVD that came with a booklet reprinting an article on the movie from Scary Monsters Magazine. So the info is not readily available. Owl be seeing you!
I’ve never seen this particular movie, but I will say that cheesy films like this can sometimes be entertaining.
So go-go is a no-no. I love MST3K ! Hope all is well with you Jerome.
Have you reviewed a low budget mid 60s movie called the Horror of Party Beach? It was directed and produced by Del Tenney. It has a watchable storyline and includes monsters with their mouth stuffed with hotdogs. I’d be interested in your take on this movie. Really love your work!
Thanks! No, I'm not familiar with that movie. Sounds... different. :)
@@WeiselberryYou will love the monster in this. Absolutely has to be seen to be believed.
lol @ the thumbnail.
"The Doomsday Machine", 1972, is another movie that was abandoned when the budget ran out & terribly finished a few years later. You might check it out.
So Jerome, correct me if I’m wrong, but I got a vague sense you didn’t like the flick.
Aw, the good old dry oatmeal makeup trick. I could have been a bad tape recorder or the recorded the vocal tracks in a 1940s all tile mens locker room. My childhood Saturday afternoon bad movies not really for kids but they put them on anyway. 1 Godzilla movie and 3 Attack of the Giant Leeches a month.
Agree. Mst,3k knocked it out of the park..
It was a movie I watched with intense concentration if only trying to make sense of it. I sort of did, which I considered an accomplishment. An exhausting experience nevertheless.
I'm totally addicted to movies like this. I'd rather watch something from Ed Wood than anything made today. And yes, I'm quite normal and don't need any medication.
Me too!
A reminder not all oldies are golden. From my view MAGG has only really been of interest to Herschel Gordon Lewis completists and maybe followers of Wisconsin filmmaker Bill Rebane.
Or both, regarding the sound
You wonder why it;s so popular in Turkey? Have you seen Turkish movies?
Now I must see it !!
I saw a great movie called bridge of spies free on RUclips. Tom hanks is the star, the supporting actor got an Oscar & it was directed by Spielberg. Its based on a true story. And tells what happened to the people at the end. Tom Hanks's character was extremely brave in real life. Hope you'll watch it, & give a review.
Yes, that's a very good movie. I saw it a few years ago.
Haha...your review is 1000% better than the movie. Some low-budget, terrible movies are so bad they become good. Not so much this one.
Maybe the Turkish version was redubbed with dialogue that is both actually discernable as meaningful speech and much more clever and humorous.
That could definitely explain it. English dubs of non-English movies are often entertaining in their own right.
@@wilpennington1819 Early Japanese kaiju movies for instance. "Oh, oh, oh. It's Godzilla!"
I agree.
What a mess.
It's not even a good bad movie.
I don't know why I have it in my collection.
And what's up with Turkey?
BTW.. they just changed their name to Türkiye.
Maybe they're embarrassed that so many of their population
dig this turkey.
Peace on earth.
@JeromeWeiselberry >>> Great video...👍
6:44 Bill Rebane was a clueless amateur of 24 trying to make a movie. According to him, what he made was a complete film and all the footage HGL had to fill in later was unnecessary.
CASE IN POINT if it was unnecessary, HGL never would have paid for the new footage.
I can tell them apart as I've not only seen further Bill Rebane movies, I've also had the misfortune to see movies made by HGL.... I even have his BD set.
10:33 Rebane
14:22 HGL
10:49 HGL.
11:47 Rebane. The whole sequence with emergency vehicle "production value" in downtown Chicago was Rebane.
I would LOVE to pick up the Bill Rebane set for Monster a-Go-Go as that movie can send me into gales of laughter even without the MST3k version but without the Giant Spider Invasion, I cannot justify it as THE Bill Rebane set.
Going to give this one a pass…smile
FWIW, I just checked IMDb.
(1) Henry Hite {Henry Mullens} is listed as having been 7' 6 3/4" tall. WOW.
(2) As of today -- May 7th, 2024 -- this movie has a "1.8/10" rating on IMDb. ALSO WOW.
*EDIT→* ALSO FWIW: I am 5'5" {165 cm} tall myself. Drfinitely WAY SHORTER than Mr. Hite/Mullens...😊
There seems to be quite a bit of twerking in this film.
Usually when someone remakes or reboots a movie, I question if it's really necessary, and am annoyed at the lack of new ideas. In this case, it might be a good project for amateur filmmakers - can they take this premise and any interesting elements, and turn it into a movie that's actually good & creepy, or even so bad it's amusing?
Thanks JW for reviews and your persistence with some truly awful movies. I wondered if you’ve seen reviewed The Vast Of Night - a modern sci-fi that feels like it’s from the 50’s. I recently included it in my 25 favourite films of the 2010’s.
I most certainly have! I LOVE that movie! I actually have both a solo review and a later mini review, plus I've mentioned it in a few other videos. But here's a link to my solo review of it: ruclips.net/video/-pfT2zTCHm4/видео.html
If you have toothpicks for your eyes, try the creeping terror or beast of yucca flats..
I read a bunch of reviews saying "Do not watch this film". I took that as a challange. Now after seeing it, all I can say is Do not watch this film!
H G Lewis was a dodgy character. His status as a trailblazing icon who challenged an era's restrictive codes of decency is well deserved, but he never had the slightest interest in making a legitimately good film...he simply laid the shocks on with a trowel for a quick cash-grab. He would have picked your nose for a dollar. I guarantee it.
What the heck is that thing behind your right shoulder? Why does it look so familiar?
You mean the green thing? It's a rubber alien thing with a ball in it that lights up when you smack it.
@@Weiselberry Oh. That's funny. I thought it was a B-movie monster toy. My mind flashed back to "It Came From Outer Space". Must've been the one eye!
Right up there with Manos:The Hands of Fate, Amateurish and incredibly stupid.
A fun review of a really bad film.This one has the dumbest ending of all time!!! If you like this one, watch "The Creeping Terror". It would be interesting to see which one you think is the worst!
The "climax" was the most boring sequence of all in a relentlessly boring movie?? LOL!
Worse than "Manos the Hands of Fate"?
Excellent review of a truly terrible movie JW. I rate it worse than Plan 9 or Robot Monster. I still put it ahead of Dogville. But I can't think of anything else that was worse.
A couple of bad movies that are more entertaining you might try if you haven't seen them are From Hell It Came, Horror at Party Beach, Black Sheep, and Attack of the Giant Leeches. 3 of them have unforgettable monsters, and the other has killer weresheep ravaging the New Zealand countryside.
Thanks! I agree that this one's worse than Plan 9 and Robot Monster. As "bad" as they are, they're both way more entertaining to watch. Haha, I've seen From Hell It Came (which might have been more fun if the monster got more screentime) and Attack of the Giant Leeches. Killer weresheep sound promising! :)
@@Weiselberry Black Sheep is currently available for free on Tubi, Amazon Prime, Freezer, Fandango and Plex.
Just one more suggestion, and this RUclips freebie is truly unique - Edward Zwick's deeply disturbing SPECIAL BULLETIN (1983). It was shown once on TV and never shown again, and when you see it, you'll know why. Its first few minutes are a trifle clumsy, but stick with it. ("They have just put a match under the whole pile!")
Because there WAS no Monster! 🤣
I'm new to your channel - have you reviewed Roger Corman's NOT OF THIS EARTH (1957)? It's available for free on RUclips and, despite its own low budget, is the polar opposite of Z-grade science-fiction horror. There's also CURSE OF THE DEMON (aka NIGHT OF THE DEMON) from 1957 (always available on TCM at Halloween, and possibly here on RUclips), a little gem of direction, writing and acting marred only by some poor special effects, which the studio insisted on inserting over the director's objections. Particularly noteworthy is Niall MacGinnis, who not only talks but looks like the real-life occultist Aleister Crowley.
I reviewed Not of This Earth last year: ruclips.net/video/FXDXkWDVgns/видео.html
@@Weiselberry Thanks, I'll check it out.
Have you ever watched Turkish movies?
There's a Turkish Star Wars floating around somewhere on the Internet.
Have you seen their version of Superman? It is hilarious after lots of beer and a pizza.😀😀😀
Haha, no, I don't think I have. :D
Worst movie ever made 😂