@@michaelccozens I mean considering a later scene shows a character going 'ow! it bit me' it means that a bite from one isn't that painful, so running for the axe is a bit extreme :=)
Coming Soon: Slugs II: Dawn of the Slugs Slugs III: The Walking Slugs in 3D Slugs IV: The Revenge of the Slugs Slugs V: Planet of the Slugs Slugs VI: Day of the Slugs Slugs VII: War for the Planet of the Slugs Slugs VIII: Night of the Living Slugs
lol that actor (Name's Frank Braña) came from a tiny remote village (barely 600 inhabitants in the whole municipality) in the mountains in northern Spain. It's crazy to think that he managed to have a very successful career as an extra, stuntman and actor in hundreds of b-movies coming out of this place, specially during the fascist regime of the era!!! He was in all three of Leone's Dollars movie trilogy!!!
*Starts having flashbacks to Party at Horror Beach* " SOOOODIUM"
4 года назад+2
Drowning them in a plate of beer is even more effective. I've drown hundreds of slugs before with just one plate - the key to success is that the plate has to have enough of a lip on it that the slugs have to lean over to drink, get drunk, fall in, and then can't get back out again.
"Hey, it's the couple from Blue Monkey..." *Gets blown up* I wonder if it's a running gag, if these two are in another movie and get killed, it's a running gag
I would probably do that, considering how fucking terrifying slugs are and that I wouldn't want anything to do with a body part that had come into contact with a slug, anymore.
i remember seeing this. There is another shit film like this, Squirm. It's about carnivorous worms driven mad by electrical lines bouncing on their swamp
MST3K did a great version. I kinda liked the film, actually; it was a B-movie creature-feature, sure, but you had xenophobic southern Sheriffs, bizarre family dynamics, a strangely Frankenstein-ish love triangle, and thousands and thousands and thousands of actual worms. They also made good use of the incestuous and isolated nature of small rural towns. "MR. BEARDSLEY!!!!"
I watched this movie in a theater recently, part of a horror marathon. With an audience to react, it's one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Also, look real close at the football jersey that "Don" is wearing. 42 on the front, 53 on the back! OMG, I was laughing about that for about fifteen minutes once I realized.
8:31 I give the movie cred for actually trying to make the slugs look like a threat and not just make them look regular and put them in fake blood. Also that slug with teeth actually looks pretty good, if this was made today or in the early 2000's it would have looked like cgi-shit!
And if it were done 100 years ago, they'd complain about it being a practical effect instead of extras in costume. 'Oh look, technology bad' we get it grandpa
@@JW666 So, we've established you can roll your eyes, and make strawmen about how all cgi is shit and 'the good old days' were better. Can you do any other tricks, or would this be better settled over a telegraph?
Great job! Your reviews crack me up. I have a movie suggestion. There is an awful movie from the 80's called Roller Blade about a post-apocalyptic tale of naked nuns on roller blades. If you haven't seen it, you should!
are you kidding... watership down is more terrifying than any film john carpenter has ever made
4 года назад+3
Watched this over the weekend and actually enjoyed the hell out of it. The perfect combination of competence/incompetence for a so-bad-its-good movie, and the gore FX were extreme but not in a traumatizing manner...though my wife couldn't eat a salad for several days afterwards.
Well, slugs are omnivorous scavengers and an important part of nature's clean-up crew, so they are already meat-eaters, movie. Even worse, one type of invasive slug that has plagued the south of Sweden for about 10 years now, can be observed hunting down smaller slugs and snails in packs of 3-10 individuals. They circle the pray and work together to trap them with their bodies, then start to eat on the pray from all sides while it's still alive. It's honestly brutal when you see it. Now, I have no idea if the slugs actually live in "colonies", or if these hunting parties are formed when multiple slugs see one pray item at the same time and kinda "work together" for that one meal, but the fact that they can be coordinated enough that they surround and trap their pray as a team is incredibly impressive. I mean...horrifying. Yeah. Scary...XD
Considering I used to be scared of slugs when I was a kid, this is kinda disturbing to me in a sense. Slugs mainly eat decaying plant matter, which is kinda reassuring, but when they eat other gastropods, it does creep me out a bit. I even heard that they can scavenge their own species, or even worse, tackle weaker ones in bad cases.
I was lucky enough to meet Shaun Hutson a couple of years ago. I wished I knew this film existed then I would have asked him what he thought of this. Great review as ever.
Slugs with canine-looking teeth and mouths. That is so adorably silly, not even D&D thought of it and a made a monster like that... And let me remind you, they made the Flail Snail. :)
I am going to make a movie about giant mutant ladybugs.....Nobody will be safe from the unrelenting terror of the Tentomushi coming the summer of 2019.
It wouldn't surprise me as many low budget film directors have a pool of actor they regularly dip into. They are normally friends of the director or actors so down on their luck that they'll accept a role in ANY film.
A giant version of this snail (I know not a slug) would be truly terrifying. ruclips.net/video/5xNxQfVNVR8/видео.html Incidentally even regular slugs are omnivorous. Show they wouldn't turn down meat. No need for movie mutations. Just the regular they already have. I also find the radula lot creepier than the jaws they gave to them here. I like this movie but a nature nerd like me could make it so much scarier. 10:29 Well mosquitoes kill plenty of people even in real life. : / 12:40 I totally agree with you on this. What did they expect going there without evidence? Evidence they had. Their own fault they weren't taken seriously.
The lettuce scene made me stop eating olives on pizza as a kid As an adult thankfully I’m over my olive gross out fear which is good cause they are oretty delicious unlike slugs which I’m guessing are not but then I’ve never tried one so maybe hmmm
Darn I watched this movie when I was a kid and thought this was true plus I got scared of slugs throughout my entire childhood. The most memorable scene for me in this movie is when the guy are the salad with slug and later ends getting killed in the restaurant.
I remember seeing a commercial on USA way back in the day, like 1989 or 1990, for this movie. Always remembered it because it freaked me out but never knew what to was called until I saw this review (Should have been obvious though). Thanks for solving one of my forgotten memories.
Adding on to that killer animals list at the beginning, don't forget the Butterfly Murders, the butterflies aren't really doing it themselves, but its close enough
I saw this movie by accident when I was a kid. Holy hell this spawned horrible nightmares and a fear so ridiculous. I refuse to watch it as an adult lol.
05:35 Movie Guy#1: "Are you going off to the Moon? Or are you going down into the Sewer?" Movie Guy#2: "You'd be surprised at the similarities!" Brandon: TURNS OUT THE MOON'S NOT MADE OF CHEESE, IT'S ACTUALLY MADE OF SHIT. I don't know why, but i find this hilarious. Thanks for the laffs Brandon. :)
Holy shit a horror movie based on a creature that's actually terrifying! Seriously, I'll never understand people who *DON'T* have Molluscophobia. Slugs are absolutely TERRIFYING and you're just flat out wrong if you don't think so.
Well that garden scene escalated pretty damn fast
The way he was going, I'm honestly surprised he didn't deliberately light himself on fire to deal with the slug.
Edit: Nevermind. Good God.
@@michaelccozens I mean considering a later scene shows a character going 'ow! it bit me' it means that a bite from one isn't that painful, so running for the axe is a bit extreme :=)
Coming Soon:
Slugs II: Dawn of the Slugs
Slugs III: The Walking Slugs in 3D
Slugs IV: The Revenge of the Slugs
Slugs V: Planet of the Slugs
Slugs VI: Day of the Slugs
Slugs VII: War for the Planet of the Slugs
Slugs VIII: Night of the Living Slugs
snakes3425 Slugs IX World War S
Which is the one set in Space?
Andrew Gwilliam slugs x there is also a crappie platinum dune remake and a crossover with night of the lepus named slugs vs lupus
Don't forget the Hollywood remake
Slugs vs. Snails
"You don't have the authority to declare happy birthday!"
“And you can’t piss on hospitality, I WONT ALLOW IT!”
Not in this town
lol that actor (Name's Frank Braña) came from a tiny remote village (barely 600 inhabitants in the whole municipality) in the mountains in northern Spain. It's crazy to think that he managed to have a very successful career as an extra, stuntman and actor in hundreds of b-movies coming out of this place, specially during the fascist regime of the era!!! He was in all three of Leone's Dollars movie trilogy!!!
*slowly lowers party favor*
Use salt it's super effective
Sky Shadow TF YES LETS FIGHT BACK WITH THE OCEAN
ITS FULL OF SALT
Just get Pat from the Super Best Friends, his very touch is worse than kryptonite to them.
*Starts having flashbacks to Party at Horror Beach* " SOOOODIUM"
Drowning them in a plate of beer is even more effective. I've drown hundreds of slugs before with just one plate - the key to success is that the plate has to have enough of a lip on it that the slugs have to lean over to drink, get drunk, fall in, and then can't get back out again.
Couldn't they have just used 'a-salt rifles'? Ba dum tshhh!
Ayy
Sir! You have earned my humor as well as displeasure in equal amounts!
I demand satisfaction!!! 🧤
What say you, sir!?
you joke, but those are real... salt guns are totally a thing.
@marhawkman303 I'm aware, thus my joke. 😁
@@HALO-2304 Yeah, vs these slugs... probably would work yeah....
Dying in an explosion is far better a fate than living knowing you had been physical contact with a slug.
"Hey, it's the couple from Blue Monkey..."
*Gets blown up*
I wonder if it's a running gag, if these two are in another movie and get killed, it's a running gag
The author of Slugs Shaun Hutson was a British low grade Steven King :) I think Garth Marenghi in Darkplace was based on him lol
Greatest double feature ever:
This movie and Night of the Creeps - billed as the Slugfest.
Lol slugfest
I remember seeing the scene where the farmer cut off his hand to get rid of the slug in his glove. It freaked me out for years.
my reaction was more like Brandon's "what the heck man? just take the dang glove off!!"
I would probably do that, considering how fucking terrifying slugs are and that I wouldn't want anything to do with a body part that had come into contact with a slug, anymore.
Normal sized rabbits were spooky in that one.
ヘ（。□°）ヘ
It traumatized me as a kid. It still freaks me out now.
@@ranjira7893 Yeah I don't know what Brandon's talking about, I think the practical gore effects are pretty damn good!!
i remember seeing this. There is another shit film like this, Squirm. It's about carnivorous worms driven mad by electrical lines bouncing on their swamp
Classic!!!!
MST3K did a great version. I kinda liked the film, actually; it was a B-movie creature-feature, sure, but you had xenophobic southern Sheriffs, bizarre family dynamics, a strangely Frankenstein-ish love triangle, and thousands and thousands and thousands of actual worms. They also made good use of the incestuous and isolated nature of small rural towns.
"MR. BEARDSLEY!!!!"
@@michaelccozensLove that episode, but it forever made me hate the phrase "egg cream." God, I hate that scene and protagonist so much lol
I have read the book when I was about 8 my dad had it in his horror novel collection
"The slugs got into my hand and it went bad. So I lopped it off at the wrist." *chainsaw revving*
I was thinking the exact same thing.
Groovy.
I watched this movie in a theater recently, part of a horror marathon. With an audience to react, it's one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Also, look real close at the football jersey that "Don" is wearing. 42 on the front, 53 on the back! OMG, I was laughing about that for about fifteen minutes once I realized.
I've seen this many times and I've never noticed that! I'll have to go back and take a looksie, thanks for the sharp eye mate. 🙂
8:31 I give the movie cred for actually trying to make the slugs look like a threat and not just make them look regular and put them in fake blood. Also that slug with teeth actually looks pretty good, if this was made today or in the early 2000's it would have looked like cgi-shit!
And if it were done 100 years ago, they'd complain about it being a practical effect instead of extras in costume. 'Oh look, technology bad' we get it grandpa
@@TheKyrix82 🙄
@@JW666 So, we've established you can roll your eyes, and make strawmen about how all cgi is shit and 'the good old days' were better. Can you do any other tricks, or would this be better settled over a telegraph?
@@TheKyrix82 F**k off, not all cgi are great, god damn millenial!
Considering I used to be scared of slugs, seeing them with those big scary teeth would have scarred me as a kid.
the messed up thing about this one.. those parasite worm things are really a thing,
I think this may have been related to the Australian guy who ate a slug on a dare and became paralysed.
Great job! Your reviews crack me up. I have a movie suggestion. There is an awful movie from the 80's called Roller Blade about a post-apocalyptic tale of naked nuns on roller blades. If you haven't seen it, you should!
If the apocalypse is the price we pay for naked nuns on roller skates, bring it on!
@@julesakers3051 How can you tell they're nuns if they're naked?
@@rossracing6433 they probably have the headpiece. At least, that's how I would do it lol
@@rossracing6433 it's hard to shake the habit🤣🤣🤣
2:21 Am I the only one who finds the book's original cover scarier the movie poster?
6:35 - 6:48 That's no more inappropriate than the banjo ditty from Friday the 13 part 1.
0:23 Has this guy never seen Watership Down?
Well, he's not a kid, and he's not a rabbit, so it won't really be a horror film for him.
He's also not a Hipster Douche like Andrew Gwilliam. I sure hope Andrew replies, I love ignoring morons.
Mr110074 love the series
are you kidding... watership down is more terrifying than any film john carpenter has ever made
Watched this over the weekend and actually enjoyed the hell out of it. The perfect combination of competence/incompetence for a so-bad-its-good movie, and the gore FX were extreme but not in a traumatizing manner...though my wife couldn't eat a salad for several days afterwards.
Well, slugs are omnivorous scavengers and an important part of nature's clean-up crew, so they are already meat-eaters, movie.
Even worse, one type of invasive slug that has plagued the south of Sweden for about 10 years now, can be observed hunting down smaller slugs and snails in packs of 3-10 individuals. They circle the pray and work together to trap them with their bodies, then start to eat on the pray from all sides while it's still alive. It's honestly brutal when you see it.
Now, I have no idea if the slugs actually live in "colonies", or if these hunting parties are formed when multiple slugs see one pray item at the same time and kinda "work together" for that one meal, but the fact that they can be coordinated enough that they surround and trap their pray as a team is incredibly impressive.
I mean...horrifying. Yeah. Scary...XD
So if they were big enough we might have a problem
😨😧😦.......
Considering I used to be scared of slugs when I was a kid, this is kinda disturbing to me in a sense.
Slugs mainly eat decaying plant matter, which is kinda reassuring, but when they eat other gastropods, it does creep me out a bit. I even heard that they can scavenge their own species, or even worse, tackle weaker ones in bad cases.
"Death by dumbassery." My new favorite phrase lol.
Oh WOW, I remember watching this on TV back in either the late eighties or early nineties. Wow, I am kinda surprised I still remember it.
I had to laugh at the part where you talked about Mike blowing up nearly half the town.
I saw this at a showing in a theater this year. My reaction at the time was, "Wait, shouldn't Mike be arrested for terrorism?"
@@MichaelPoage666 I agree, with you that. He should. LOL.
All we needed in that scene was Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture playing in the background.
I was lucky enough to meet Shaun Hutson a couple of years ago. I wished I knew this film existed then I would have asked him what he thought of this. Great review as ever.
You should have asked him what he felt about Slither too !!
To answer you question, he hated it so much he never allowed any other movies based on his books to be made.
Dude! This was one of the only movies that really scared me as a kid. Awesome to see it here.
Imagine how awesome this would be if it was actually an originstory for slug the dinobot
12:39 How can Evil Leslie Nielsen be in this? I thought he was killed by water zombies.
He held his breath for a long time just like he said, and dug himself out.
Wow. He really CAN hold his breath for a long, LOOOOONNNNNNGGGGGGG TIME!!!!!!!!
Yes!!!!
'Is there a movie about killer raccoons?'
*sweats in Toronto*
You NEED to do the movie with the giant bunny rabbits.
Yeah, it's perfect B-movie fodder for Brandon.
And Mosquitoes
Lepus
Are we sure rabbits aren't scary?
ruclips.net/video/tgj3nZWtOfA/видео.html
@@kruleworld rabbits are bad ass
There's a movie about Zombie Beavers, you could review that trainwreck.
Dude you totally need to review HARD ROCK ZOMBIES,CAT MAN and NINJA IN THE KILLING FIELDS
And the odd thing is that tehre are actually at least two killer slug movies. There is also Slither from 2006.
Its not really a killer slug movie but one with killer slugs involved. Also one of the most messed up movies to exist ever.
"Evil Leslie Nilsen” 🤣🤣🤣
Slugs with canine-looking teeth and mouths. That is so adorably silly, not even D&D thought of it and a made a monster like that... And let me remind you, they made the Flail Snail. :)
They also made not-mini Cthulhu's called mind flayers. XD XD XD
I am going to make a movie about giant mutant ladybugs.....Nobody will be safe from the unrelenting terror of the Tentomushi coming the summer of 2019.
The moons made out shit part had me dying 😂
6:45 Nothing scarier than that orange hatchback.
that evil Leslie Nielsen guy was one of the poachers from Pod People which was also a Juan Piquer Simon movie
He was also in JPS' movie Pieces, as was the "burning rubber tires" singer guy from Pod People. I guess he had his regulars....
It wouldn't surprise me as many low budget film directors have a pool of actor they regularly dip into. They are normally friends of the director or actors so down on their luck that they'll accept a role in ANY film.
You ain't got the authority to declare happy birthday!
Okay but like... if you changed the slugs into leeches, pretty much any questions anyone would have would be resolved.
I guess leeches were already taken
Plus I used to be scared of slugs when I was a kid.
12:53 hmmm, more like Leslie Nielson fused with Martin Landau.
Well, it’s better than SLUGS The Musical
I recommend this film as part of a slimy triple feature: Slugs, Night of the Creeps, and Slither.
Did Resident Evil Zero get its inspiration from this movie?
I'm glad to see you mentioned "Night of the lepus".
Last time I was this early Brandon posted Godzilla vs Hedorah
Goji Saurian 2.0 man bad luck cause hedorah sucks
I remember seeing Mosquito and wondering when the hell it was made because of the effects. The answer: AFTER Jurassic Park.
A giant version of this snail (I know not a slug) would be truly terrifying. ruclips.net/video/5xNxQfVNVR8/видео.html
Incidentally even regular slugs are omnivorous. Show they wouldn't turn down meat. No need for movie mutations. Just the regular they already have. I also find the radula lot creepier than the jaws they gave to them here. I like this movie but a nature nerd like me could make it so much scarier.
10:29 Well mosquitoes kill plenty of people even in real life. : /
12:40 I totally agree with you on this. What did they expect going there without evidence? Evidence they had. Their own fault they weren't taken seriously.
NICE!!! had me laughing out loud in the Mcds. nice shirt btw
5:44 Goddamnit Brandon Tenold I almost spat out my coffee laughing.
So this is basically a cross between Squirm and The Horror of Party Beach, only not as good as either.
will you ever review Alligator?
He already did
Anthony Chase ...
Can we get a review of Night of the Leepas? Dr. McCoy vs Giant Rabbits!
You really should review Frogs. That one's baaaad.
11:27 Guy looks like WWF William Regal. LOL
The lettuce scene made me stop eating olives on pizza as a kid
As an adult thankfully I’m over my olive gross out fear which is good cause they are oretty delicious unlike slugs which I’m guessing are not but then I’ve never tried one so maybe hmmm
I don’t suggest trying slugs. One guy in Australia was dared by his friends to eat one while they were drunk at a party and it didn’t end well.
I can't lie, the shot of the slug biting Mike did give me a jolt.
That scene where Harold and Ma kettle blow themselves up made me laugh so hard I almost spit out my blood flukes.
Nice The Simpsons reference, there.
"I'm gonna need the biggest salt shaker you have. No....thats too big."
The greenhouse blows up- the sheriff blames raccoons
Mike and the Local Sheriff, I think I saw the pilot for that in the late 80's.
Ito Junji made snails a bit scarier then this. Thinking about it slugs too.
the four movies you showed in the beginning....PLEASE review those.
Fake Meg Ryan looks like Sally from American Horror Story: Hotel
Darn I watched this movie when I was a kid and thought this was true plus I got scared of slugs throughout my entire childhood. The most memorable scene for me in this movie is when the guy are the salad with slug and later ends getting killed in the restaurant.
I remember seeing a commercial on USA way back in the day, like 1989 or 1990, for this movie. Always remembered it because it freaked me out but never knew what to was called until I saw this review (Should have been obvious though). Thanks for solving one of my forgotten memories.
11:47, missed a chance for more Spaceballs, "Check, please!"
But wouldn't it be more like leeches than slugs?
Say what you will about night of the lupus but OH MY GOD THE MINIATURES ARE SO CUTE
Gotta love foreign horror. The translation maybe off, but the gore isn't.
The gross out effects are that good that I no joke almost choked on my robertos just now.
I love your channel,and this is The craziest idea for a movie that i ever saw
Man this entire movie makes me feel uncomfortable for a myriad of reasons
This was a awesome review I've never heard of this movie before until now
I love the line you ain’t got The authority
Declare happy birthday 12:52
Adding on to that killer animals list at the beginning, don't forget the Butterfly Murders, the butterflies aren't really doing it themselves, but its close enough
Great review! I still need to see this one. Also, I am so down for a movie about killer raccoons!
I saw this movie by accident when I was a kid. Holy hell this spawned horrible nightmares and a fear so ridiculous. I refuse to watch it as an adult lol.
Don’t worry. I used to be scared of slugs as well.
review the scariest film ever 1983's skullduggery.
7:33 "Slug biting my hand!" Lol
Didn't your last Godzilla movie have a killer slug?
GODZILLA 1985 had a mutated sea louse.
You should do a review on Pieces, love that movie.
I knew I'd find this here!!🤣🤣
I saw this when I was 11. Changed my world. On a hunch I checked to see if you had this and Squirm.
As someone who used to put a load of snails on his arm, I can tell you that they constantly try to eat what ever they’re on.
Awesome!! thought I was the only one who remembered this one. Night of the Lepus too
Holy crap, I haven't seen this movie in a looong time. I think the video store I used to work at had a copy....
5:15 That would especially makes sense if the raccoon was Rocket Raccoon.
05:35
Movie Guy#1: "Are you going off to the Moon? Or are you going down into the Sewer?"
Movie Guy#2: "You'd be surprised at the similarities!"
Brandon: TURNS OUT THE MOON'S NOT MADE OF CHEESE, IT'S ACTUALLY MADE OF SHIT.
I don't know why, but i find this hilarious. Thanks for the laffs Brandon. :)
I can't help but wonder if the slugs could take on the killer tomatoes...
10:01. Kinda reminds me of that cockroach scene from Creepshow 1. ;) :P :)
You should review Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band starring The Bee Gees and Peter Framptom from 1978
I remember seeing this movie back in the late 90's, always remember the guy cutting off his hand in the green house
Holy shit a horror movie based on a creature that's actually terrifying!
Seriously, I'll never understand people who *DON'T* have Molluscophobia. Slugs are absolutely TERRIFYING and you're just flat out wrong if you don't think so.
I used to be scared of them, and still sometimes get uncomfortable around them. I know how you feel, though I am slowly overcoming this fear.
8:24 Seriously!?
I don't know what you're talking about The gore effects look pretty good! The slug looks both terrifying and adorable.
As someone who used to get uncomfortable around slugs, I am glad I didn’t see this movie before now cause it sure would have scarred me hard.
Same thing with me with Tyrese Gibson 😊😅😂.
Please do Night of the Lepus.
1:01 "Where Time Began" my ass! That's "Journey to the Center of the Earth" from 1977!!
Would you look at Night of the Lepus, or any of the Puppet Master movies?