I love your horror reviews, I've found so many amazing films from watching your videos! We have pretty much the same taste in horrors, except I adore all of the Saw films, they are my guilty pleasures :D Thanks! x
If you like old malls, you'd like the beginning scene in Scanners, where they catch the main character in the food court of a mall in Montreal. I can tell you, it's changed since then, seeing I live here and go there all the time ;)
MAN! That's so funny, I freakin' love old malls, too. We have one in my town that has several storefronts that just scream 70s and 80s. Nobody ever goes to it, because it closes early and has a lot of offices in it. My fellow horror friend and I always talk about how much we wanna make a zombie movie in it.
I completely agree with you about CGI! I can't stand CGI, and I can't understand why so many recent horror movies use CGI. Even when practical special effects might look like crap it still is more visually appealing than CGI!
Thanks for the vid! You seem really nice and I love youre taste! Love that you talk about movies that is hard to find in the stores too! Its that kind of movies im looking for!
you met the entire cast of "Return of the Living Dead" ??!! I'm speechless - that's one of my all-time favorite movies, man .... Spider, Trash, Suicide (passed away, sadly), Scuz, Burt, and Ernie!! oh man ... I would have gone apeshit! I can't believe nobody was at the convention - - - ultimate zombie movie!! (my other favorite being Day of the Dead - above even Dawn, believe it or not) ....... anyway - rad video... keep em coming!!
Good job -- this is EXACTLY the kind of information I was looking for: rare, hard-to-find, more off-the-wall kind of horror. Excellent job! Thank you. I will be subscribing and watching your videos, definitely.
I met David Hess a couple weekends ago in Worcester for a convention. He was very friendly and nothing like how he was in LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT. Thumbs up for David Hess's kickass performance.
I can't believe you like Troll 2 so much, the plot makes no sense it's ridiculous! They played it at a movie marathon I went to at like 4 in the morning, and afterwards they rang up one of the actors and interviewed him on speakerphone for the whole crowd it was pretty cool.
don't get me wrong i still love Troll 2 for it's nostalgia value, awesome soundtrack, and 80's camp factor. It is a cool movie to see as a kid. Danny Keep up the god work sir!
MOTEL HELL, THANK YOU!!!! Seen it on TV never knew what the name was and people would look at me weird when i would explain it. Thank you, I will be ordering it soon.
Randomly came across this video while searched for good movies for Halloween and I love that you did rare movies. I love watching little known rarer horror movies rather than the big blockbusters that everyone knows.
Coolduder, you are possibly the only person in the world who encompasses and lives the idea of what it is to be a cinephile. Your passion is an obsession and is not bound by taste preconceptions, flawed distribution techniques or print limitations. Jean-Luc Godard only watched 2 films a day. Fuck him. Big up yourself and keep being inspired in your life. Sincerely, a big fan.
yeah they remodeld the mall here where I live in the mid 90's. It used to be brown bricks with lots of biege colour with orange with the classic food court. Then they renovated it to all white. I like the 70's and 80's original mall layout too.
Hey man! I am one of the biggest horror movie fans out there. I have over 700 horror movies on DVD and I think those types of movies are awesome! I've always been a fan of horror movies. Anyway I just want to say keep doing what you're doing, keep up the good work. Not everyone has seen a lot of these wonderful movies like Daughters of Darkness and a lot of the early horror films. Just keep it up buddy, I'm glad to see other people still love the genre as much as I do!
really wish you would put in mainstream movies to. I usually like your quick little reviews and are usually spot on with suggestions so some movies i might of skipped you would say are good.
man i just watched Donnie Darko and the lost boys and Im falling in love with 80's cult movies:) some cool looknig filsms thanks:D and you have some cool merch in the background:D
i would like to thank you for givin me some of your favorite horror movies by giving you some of mine. i have never heard you talk about them but i hope you will in the future. the skeptic, dead end, pontypool, dead set, end of the line, death of a ghost hunter, rec 1, rec2, splinter, the hord, dance of the dead, shuttle, let the right one in, anamorph
I totally agree on that CGI statement, real stuff is scarier, because it's real. Luckily many directors prefer using suits and animatronics, like Guillermo Del Toro for instance.
day of the dead The film was principally shot in Bulgaria, with limited shooting in Los Angeles, California. Thought you would like to know. and the killer clowns from outerspace i searched forever for that and finally found it i love it!!!!
I thought Rambo 4 was good actually :), btw i hope you and MJ will make more around the town or something, real fun to watch. I also hope you can do a new video on your new place! Keep up the good work! ps: I MISS MJ! x)
I thought Rambo 4 was good actually :), btw i hope you and MJ will make more around the town or something, real fun to watch. I also hope you can do a new video on your new place! Keep up the good work! ps: I MISS MJ! x)
You know what's really crazy is after 52 years they're now making a sequel to the B-horror movie "The Killer Shrews," with James Best reprising his role. ~Peace, over and out!~ ~Anton~
Love the vids man I've been keeping up with them for a while and have really enjoyed them. Very informative and I have yet to dislike a DVD that u have suggested so thanks and keep up the good work bud!!!
Sly was in great shape for Rambo, and the movie did exactly what is was supposed to do. It provided some great action scenes and and sequences. Rambo was more of a badass in the new one than he was 20 years ago.
Showtime used to show Body Bags... My parents took me to The Hills Have Eyes at the drive in when I was like 10 weeks old. For some reason I cant recall it :) I really liked Cabin Fever... I almost got sick during the fingering scene and also the shaving scene. Rambo... its amazing what HGH can do to a 60 year old man huh :) nice collection man. where are these conventions you're going to??
Hey man, I've never really been into horror movies but am just starting to watch some. Your videos are really helpful in steering me in the direction of some classics! Thanks!
very cool bro.. ive got my favorites too. i love horror movies all the way back from the silent era- now. but my all time favorites, slasher movie= original Tex chainsaw. Zombie movie= original Living Dead. Vamp movie= Salems Lot.. all time fav= Exorcist.
I certainly agree with your disdain for this constant barrage of sequels and remakes that Hollywood keeps churning out. However, I can't really blame them, because, like any other industry, their in it for the profit and, unfortunately, people like to watch this sub-par crap. Also, kudos on your choices of Dawn of the Dead and Return of the Living Dead. Those are two of my favorite films also. I feel the same way about movies set in a mall for some reason. Great videos, man!
Good picks i think im gonna get that dawn of the dead special edition you have... Dood! you had me seriously cracking up with that rant about sylvester stallone and rambo! good point!...
there is one store that specializes in ordering hard to find classics like Dark Night of the Scarecrow and Freaks, Alice Sweet Alice, The Car, and the hammer films with Peter Cushing and Cristopher Lee, also The House That Dripped Blood, and What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? they will order any movie as long as its on the web for sale they will get it
Rambo and Rocky were both good movies. Hes old but hes still in good enough shape to do those kinds of movies. He looked like he was in good shape for Rambo. Plus Rambo also had a motive behind it (1st off money obviously) but also to shed light on the horrible stuff going on in Burma.
I never bought another movie from a pawn shop after an incident in 2002, which in turn made me by a DVD player. After watching Jumping Jack Flash, I rewinded it. I put in Vampire in Brooklyn and all I got was static, there was sound and voices but no viewable picture. I think I blamed it on Jumping Jack Flash because I looked inside the tape and seen that there was something sticky in there. I did manage too clean the VCR, but I said it was time for DVD. Flatliners was my first DVD movie watch.
Great choices! I love b-movies! Thanks for sharing your ideas and perspectives! You're great, man! Keep posting suggestions! I'll be looking for these films.
movies that would usually considered to be either flops during their theatrical run but gain a following on either VHS or DVD or movies that do not aim towards the mainstream audience.
i love that comment;i dont like remodeling when talking about rebuilding malls.lovee it,your hilarious!i agree, i dont like keeping up with the times and loveee 70s-80s everything.i don't know what it is,but it's just so noustaligic or something..any more ideas on this subject lol.i remember that ron movie back in the day,it was on like sunday afternoon on reg.tv ch. and i thought i would never hear about it again.i dont even remember hardly any parts,just how good and creepy it was,bad ronald..
I agree with you Shawn about the remodeling stuff there is a Dairy queen near my college I don't go there much cause its bad as shieet for you but its totally the same as it was 20 plus years ago its awesome :D
I got a question for you...have you seen Anatomie? It's Anatomy in English. It's not at die hard horror film, but it has some pretty graphic scenes and is a damn fine German film. If not, Amazon it...you'll love it. The score is also a nice touch to the gore scenes.
When you were talking about the woodchipper massacre I thought you said it's about a terrible Ant. It was only when you said Grandmother I realised you must have said Aunt.
Good collection coolduder ! I am a movie fan too here, i have about 250 dvds in my collection, in all themes, but a few of horror. I have the films Leo The Professional by Luc Besson, the movie Exorcisme of Emily Rose(2005), The Taxi Driver, The Final Fantasy and The Abyss, for example, what you think about that films ? Thanks
Hi Coolduder, Ryan (evolutionsolutionco) here again... Great update on Horror and Cult Films...Quick question....Any idea why Anchor Bay hasn't released a producer's cut of Halloween 6 The Curse of Michael Myers? Although it's not my most favorite in the series the old dvd version is now OOP and somewhat difficult to find. Seems a bit ridiculous considering how many times the studio has released the original Halloween.
Any coolduder fans still come back to watch his early favorite dvd videos? I sure do..
Hell yeah
Yup
2022 still watching 😁
Yup! I love the OLD dvd collection updates and the around the town vlogs!
Dang. Clicked random videos and this is where i ended up. You rock ! Can't tell you how much these tips brighten my day :)
2007: Sequels & Remakes
2015: Sequel, Remakes and fucking super-hero movies.
I'm glad Stallone made another Rambo, he rocks that character.
I'm a huge fan of John Carpenter so I'll definitely be looking into getting 'Body Bags'. Thanks a lot coolduder.
fun film
Blood Diner, Blood Feast, She Freak, Frankenhooker, Chopping Mall. All those are my faves :)
I love your horror reviews, I've found so many amazing films from watching your videos! We have pretty much the same taste in horrors, except I adore all of the Saw films, they are my guilty pleasures :D Thanks! x
If you like old malls, you'd like the beginning scene in Scanners, where they catch the main character in the food court of a mall in Montreal. I can tell you, it's changed since then, seeing I live here and go there all the time ;)
Man, what about "They Live" by John Carpenter? 1988, I got on blu-ray. It's awesome in my opinion
1:30 being alone by himself :D
MAN! That's so funny, I freakin' love old malls, too. We have one in my town that has several storefronts that just scream 70s and 80s. Nobody ever goes to it, because it closes early and has a lot of offices in it. My fellow horror friend and I always talk about how much we wanna make a zombie movie in it.
Thanks a lot mate. Whenever I fancy watching a horror film, I always turn to you for advice. I've watched many good films on your recommendation x
I completely agree with you about CGI! I can't stand CGI, and I can't understand why so many recent horror movies use CGI. Even when practical special effects might look like crap it still is more visually appealing than CGI!
I can't explain it either. he's so excited and shamelessly charming...dude has a voice like shimmering silk
Thanks for the vid! You seem really nice and I love youre taste! Love that you talk about movies that is hard to find in the stores too! Its that kind of movies im looking for!
you met the entire cast of "Return of the Living Dead" ??!! I'm speechless - that's one of my all-time favorite movies, man .... Spider, Trash, Suicide (passed away, sadly), Scuz, Burt, and Ernie!! oh man ... I would have gone apeshit! I can't believe nobody was at the convention - - - ultimate zombie movie!! (my other favorite being Day of the Dead - above even Dawn, believe it or not) ....... anyway - rad video... keep em coming!!
Good job -- this is EXACTLY the kind of information I was looking for: rare, hard-to-find, more off-the-wall kind of horror. Excellent job! Thank you. I will be subscribing and watching your videos, definitely.
I met David Hess a couple weekends ago in Worcester for a convention. He was very friendly and nothing like how he was in LAST HOUSE ON THE LEFT. Thumbs up for David Hess's kickass performance.
I can't believe you like Troll 2 so much, the plot makes no sense it's ridiculous!
They played it at a movie marathon I went to at like 4 in the morning, and afterwards they rang up one of the actors and interviewed him on speakerphone for the whole crowd it was pretty cool.
don't get me wrong i still love Troll 2 for it's nostalgia value, awesome soundtrack, and 80's camp factor. It is a cool movie to see as a kid.
Danny
Keep up the god work sir!
"Saw" Cut it out. I get it!
Hey dude, thanks for these Vids. I really like to watch videos about people who tells about movies.
Thanks and Greets from Germany
i could listen to your voice all day coolduder x x x
your taste in horror movies is impeccable, i love the full on gore for fun, however psychological horror i find much more disturbing.
your the kinda guy everyone needs as a friend for movie nights lol
Fuckye, it's true... I once spent a whole hour just listenin' to him talk about... Nothing. Just felt kind'a comfy, for some reason.
If you like Bad Ronald, I urge you to see Crawlspace from the 1970's with the same actor who played Ronald.
omg! i used to love ur vids! then i couldnt find them :( haha glad i did(:
Ginger snaps is my favorite horror film of all time!!
MOTEL HELL, THANK YOU!!!! Seen it on TV never knew what the name was and people would look at me weird when i would explain it. Thank you, I will be ordering it soon.
Randomly came across this video while searched for good movies for Halloween and I love that you did rare movies. I love watching little known rarer horror movies rather than the big blockbusters that everyone knows.
"Something else happened that day that year... But I'm not telling."
That made me laugh for some reason. But dude. I love your passion for film!
Coolduder, you are possibly the only person in the world who encompasses and lives the idea of what it is to be a cinephile. Your passion is an obsession and is not bound by taste preconceptions, flawed distribution techniques or print limitations. Jean-Luc Godard only watched 2 films a day. Fuck him. Big up yourself and keep being inspired in your life.
Sincerely, a big fan.
Bad Ronald is frickin awesome mate - thanks for the recommendation.
Do you think that this could be done well as a remake?
Nice collection there buddy, Return of the living dead is one of my favorites too.
yeah they remodeld the mall here where I live in the mid 90's. It used to be brown bricks with lots of biege colour with orange with the classic food court. Then they renovated it to all white. I like the 70's and 80's original mall layout too.
My favourite horror film is "the blob"... Didn't know the full version was on youtube
i agree with you sooooooooooooooooooooooo much about killer klowns.
ive loved that movie since i was 7.
they need a sequel.
man , some classics in that list always liked killer clowns from outer space myself , and return of the living dead ,,, great work
Can't get enough of ur vids Shawn :)
Damn thank you man! I'm collecting Horrormovies with clowns and I don't knew Funland. Thank for that. :-)
it really disappoints me that we will never see horror movies as good as those of the 80's
thanks for the movie update. when i never know what i want to watch i just come to your videos for some help :}
Hey man! I am one of the biggest horror movie fans out there. I have over 700 horror movies on DVD and I think those types of movies are awesome! I've always been a fan of horror movies. Anyway I just want to say keep doing what you're doing, keep up the good work. Not everyone has seen a lot of these wonderful movies like Daughters of Darkness and a lot of the early horror films. Just keep it up buddy, I'm glad to see other people still love the genre as much as I do!
Totally agree on the special effects, puppets are so much creepier!
Race With The Devil is awesome and is now no longer rare, can be easily found in a double feature with Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry :D Great video!
really wish you would put in mainstream movies to. I usually like your quick little reviews and are usually spot on with suggestions so some movies i might of skipped you would say are good.
man i just watched Donnie Darko and the lost boys and Im falling in love with 80's cult movies:)
some cool looknig filsms thanks:D
and you have some cool merch in the background:D
i would like to thank you for givin me some of your favorite horror movies by giving you some of mine. i have never heard you talk about them but i hope you will in the future.
the skeptic, dead end, pontypool, dead set, end of the line, death of a ghost hunter, rec 1, rec2, splinter, the hord, dance of the dead, shuttle, let the right one in, anamorph
I totally agree on that CGI statement, real stuff is scarier, because it's real. Luckily many directors prefer using suits and animatronics, like Guillermo Del Toro for instance.
Woodchipper massacre rules
Harrison Ford "Old Poo" LMFAO!
coolduder u too nice!
Night of the comet is amazing! I saw it when I was young, sure it was a bit scary but amazing none the less :)
day of the dead The film was principally shot in Bulgaria, with limited shooting in Los Angeles, California. Thought you would like to know. and the killer clowns from outerspace i searched forever for that and finally found it i love it!!!!
I thought Rambo 4 was good actually :), btw i hope you and MJ will make more around the town or something, real fun to watch. I also hope you can do a new video on your new place! Keep up the good work! ps: I MISS MJ! x)
I thought Rambo 4 was good actually :), btw i hope you and MJ will make more around the town or something, real fun to watch. I also hope you can do a new video on your new place! Keep up the good work! ps: I MISS MJ! x)
You know what's really crazy is after 52 years they're now making a sequel to the B-horror movie "The Killer Shrews," with James Best reprising his role.
~Peace, over and out!~
~Anton~
I love your taste in horror movies. I havnt seen bad ronald yet, Im definetly gonna buy it.
I like a movie called One Dark Night, from the 80's, with Meg Tilly, pretty good too
awesome vid, i will definetely check some of those movies out.
Love the vids man I've been keeping up with them for a while and have really enjoyed them. Very informative and I have yet to dislike a DVD that u have suggested so thanks and keep up the good work bud!!!
And Killer Klowns from outer space is great too!
I imported it from CDN (or USA?) to Germany because its so awesome. I love it! :D
Greets from Germany
I always loved the popcorn scene from Troll 2
Nice work, kid. Keep it up. You're obviously passionate about your movies. Good quality video, too.
Peace.
you know, every time i go into the video store, i want to get that movie, and every time i pass it up...guess i'll get it next time! :D
Sly was in great shape for Rambo, and the movie did exactly what is was supposed to do. It provided some great action scenes and and sequences. Rambo was more of a badass in the new one than he was 20 years ago.
You probably do some of the most interesting videos on this site
Showtime used to show Body Bags...
My parents took me to The Hills Have Eyes at the drive in when I was like 10 weeks old. For some reason I cant recall it :) I really liked Cabin Fever... I almost got sick during the fingering scene and also the shaving scene. Rambo... its amazing what HGH can do to a 60 year old man huh :) nice collection man. where are these conventions you're going to??
Hey man, I've never really been into horror movies but am just starting to watch some.
Your videos are really helpful in steering me in the direction of some classics! Thanks!
The last Rambo kicked ass silly coolduder. Stallone kicked ass in that film.
very cool bro.. ive got my favorites too. i love horror movies all the way back from the silent era- now. but my all time favorites, slasher movie= original Tex chainsaw. Zombie movie= original Living Dead. Vamp movie= Salems Lot.. all time fav= Exorcist.
They did film Day of the dead in a salt mine. They had a bunch of issues too because the whole cast was sick for a good part of the shoot.
I certainly agree with your disdain for this constant barrage of sequels and remakes that Hollywood keeps churning out. However, I can't really blame them, because, like any other industry, their in it for the profit and, unfortunately, people like to watch this sub-par crap.
Also, kudos on your choices of Dawn of the Dead and Return of the Living Dead. Those are two of my favorite films also. I feel the same way about movies set in a mall for some reason.
Great videos, man!
Last House on the left is pretty good. I'll pop it in whenevr I fire up my old Beta machine.
Good picks i think im gonna get that dawn of the dead special edition you have...
Dood! you had me seriously cracking up with that rant about sylvester stallone and rambo! good point!...
there is one store that specializes in ordering hard to find classics like Dark Night of the Scarecrow and Freaks, Alice Sweet Alice, The Car, and the hammer films with Peter Cushing and Cristopher Lee, also The House That Dripped Blood, and What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? they will order any movie as long as its on the web for sale they will get it
Rambo and Rocky were both good movies. Hes old but hes still in good enough shape to do those kinds of movies. He looked like he was in good shape for Rambo. Plus Rambo also had a motive behind it (1st off money obviously) but also to shed light on the horrible stuff going on in Burma.
I feel like anybody could be friends with this guy, he just seems like a really nice guy to be around.
I never bought another movie from a pawn shop after an incident in 2002, which in turn made me by a DVD player. After watching Jumping Jack Flash, I rewinded it. I put in Vampire in Brooklyn and all I got was static, there was sound and voices but no viewable picture. I think I blamed it on Jumping Jack Flash because I looked inside the tape and seen that there was something sticky in there. I did manage too clean the VCR, but I said it was time for DVD. Flatliners was my first DVD movie watch.
Great choices! I love b-movies! Thanks for sharing your ideas and perspectives! You're great, man! Keep posting suggestions! I'll be looking for these films.
I really enjoyed your reviews of horror films. I like your attitude, and how you see the positive side in the not so good films.. Thanks
I Drink Your Blood is such a kick ass movie! Can't really find any other movie like it!
Great film. You'll love it. Also pick up a copy of the part 2. It's loaded of pure 80s fun.
movies that would usually considered to be either flops during their theatrical run but gain a following on either VHS or DVD or movies that do not aim towards the mainstream audience.
i love that comment;i dont like remodeling when talking about rebuilding malls.lovee it,your hilarious!i agree, i dont like keeping up with the times and loveee 70s-80s everything.i don't know what it is,but it's just so noustaligic or something..any more ideas on this subject lol.i remember that ron movie back in the day,it was on like sunday afternoon on reg.tv ch. and i thought i would never hear about it again.i dont even remember hardly any parts,just how good and creepy it was,bad ronald..
This kid rules! Good job kid. You're a good egg.
Check out "The tourist trap" Awesome horror flick from the early 80's I believe.
has coolduder ever talked about any of the Hammer horror films like the curse of frankenstein and the horror of dracula?
I agree with you Shawn about the remodeling stuff there is a Dairy queen near my college I don't go there much cause its bad as shieet for you but its totally the same as it was 20 plus years ago its awesome :D
The Will Smith movie is called I Am Legend. Another great video.
I got a question for you...have you seen Anatomie? It's Anatomy in English. It's not at die hard horror film, but it has some pretty graphic scenes and is a damn fine German film. If not, Amazon it...you'll love it. The score is also a nice touch to the gore scenes.
I just love to hear this guy talk for some reason hahah
When you were talking about the woodchipper massacre I thought you said it's about a terrible Ant. It was only when you said Grandmother I realised you must have said Aunt.
i love the music in dawn and day of the dead it makes it alot more creepy
Good collection coolduder !
I am a movie fan too here, i have about 250 dvds in my collection, in all themes, but a few of horror.
I have the films Leo The Professional by Luc Besson, the movie Exorcisme of Emily Rose(2005), The Taxi Driver, The Final Fantasy and The Abyss, for example, what you think about that films ?
Thanks
@Federico1685 The director of the original Last House On The Left is named Wes Craven not Wes Anderson.
I remember watching Caged Terror around 20 years ago on some obscure UK cable channel, it’s high up on my list of best worst films.
Hi Coolduder,
Ryan (evolutionsolutionco) here again... Great update on Horror and Cult Films...Quick question....Any idea why Anchor Bay hasn't released a producer's cut of Halloween 6 The Curse of Michael Myers? Although it's not my most favorite in the series the old dvd version is now OOP and somewhat difficult to find. Seems a bit ridiculous considering how many times the studio has released the original Halloween.
Oh my gosh, thank you for sharing your top horror films with us there was only one that I've already seen =D thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I was looking for a good movie to watch!