LASERBLAST (1978) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- LASERBLAST (1978) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Polls, early access and full reactions on Patreon / reelreviewswithjen Watch me watch this 1978 sci-fi movie Laserblast, in this first time watching reaction video! Laserblast tells the story of a teenager stumbles upon an alien weapon, which transforms him into a grotesque killer.
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The film was written by Franne Schacht and Frank Ray Perilli and directed by Michael Rae. Laserblast stars Kim Milford as Billy Duncan, Cheryl Smith as Kathy Farley, Gianni Russo
as Tony Craig, Ron Masak as Sheriff, Barry Cutler as Deputy Jesse Jeep, Dennis Burkley
as Deputy Pete Ungar, Eddie Deezen as Froggy, Mike Bobenko as Chuck Boran, Keenan Wynn
as Colonel Farley, Roddy McDowall as Doctor Mellon and Joanna Lipari as Franny Walton.
Check out this first time watching this bad sci-fi movie reaction video for Laserblast and see if I can make it through this bad sci-fi movie. Horror is a genre I've barely explored, mostly because I'm a huge wuss. Typically my Halloween movie viewings consist of Hocus Pocus and Halloweentown. This year I decided to expand my horror movie knowledge and try and watch these horror movie fan favourites.
Check out my first time watching this classic 1978 sci-fi movie, Laserblast, and enjoy my reaction video! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos! If you have suggestions for other horror movies I should watch, comment below!
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6:38, "I'm a fancy businessman, doing fancy things, with my fancy briefcase, cause I'm from Washington, DC." Lol!!
Kim Milford played the lead villain, the same year, in Corvette Summer staring Mark Hamill and Annie Potts
Decent summer movie.
"Why he knock over his own bike?"
Because he's a crazy old man?
Keenan Wynn was in many films, but I best remember him as Alonzo Hawk in The Absent Minded Professor (1961), Son Of Flubber (1963), and Herbie Rides Again (1974). Some classic cheese sci-fi movies for you.
Fun Fact: The stop-motion alien models were designed by David Allen and Jon Berg, and constructed by Berg. Although Allen is generally credited with the alien puppet animation, it was largely done by Randall Cook, who worked without credit.
I am beyond pissed that Disney doesn't sell any Alonzo Hawk merch.
6:56, "And the Academy Award for Best Acting goes to..." Lol!!
7:08, the Stop Motion animation was done by David Allen. He did VFX for Re Animator, The Stuff, GHOSTBUSTERS 2, Twilight Zone The MOVIE, Equinox, Willow, Young Sherlock Holmes and Batteries Not Included, and Honey I Shrunk The kids.
Also Equinox
Definitely another strong entry in the Ishtar Cinematic Universe (ICU).
In my city, we had cable TV (13 channels!) In the early 1970s. They had no movie services like HBO, nor the amazing amount of TV content we have today. Consequently, our cable system had a "movie channel" consisting of generally crappy films they'd bought the rights to. Because they had a limited budget, they had a limited number of movies. They'd run them practically on loop.
I can't tell you the number of times I've seen _Laserblast_ . When faced with 12 channels of crap, even your 11th screening of _Laserblast_ starts to sound like a good idea.
Lived waaaay out in the mid-Florida sticks back then. One friggin' channel that our aerial picked up _fairly_ consistently; I would be up late many a night watching the movies-til-dawn sponsored by some car dealership. I still distinctly remember watching _Mark of the Vampire, King Kong Escapes, Plan Nine from Outer Space, Varan the Unbelievable, Destroy All Monsters, Blood Mania, Twisted Brain_ and many many more at two or three in the morning, school nights be damned. It was an NBC affiliate, so I also got the extended/reshot "two-night miniseries" versions of _Airport '77, King Kong_ (1976), _Two-Minute Warning,_ and _The Swarm._ (Nothing to do with _Laserblast,_ I just wanted to revel in nostalgia for a bit.)
I watched this as a kid with friends at the theater when they used to show the Double Feature matinees (sometimes Triple Features) with all the 'B' cult, grindhouse and horror films, mostly in the Summer. That was something a lot of kids and teens did in the 70's.
I just checked to see if Mystery Science Theater 3000 did this for an episode. They did🤣 Think I’ll try & find it after watching Jen’s reaction.
It is BY FAR my favorite MST3K episode!
I was going to suggest Jen re-dub this movie with all her impromptu dialog like she did with the aliens in the ship talking to the bejeweled alien. Lol
Not that you didn't do a great commentary yourself, but this was featured in an episode of MST3K. Definitely worth checking out for a laugh.
MST3K is the reason I know this movie exists.
I LOVE this movie. Haven't seen it in ages. Wonderfully terrible. Kim Milford also played Rocky in the original American cast of The Rocky Horror Show.
Story time. In the early 2000’s I house hunted in Los Angeles. At one house I was seeing, the realtor told me the homeowner was a bit weird and the house had no cable or internet and maybe not even phone lines. He said the guy had banned media from his life and only listened to records. He said he directed a movie in the 70’s and didn’t like how Hollywood treated him so he banned media from his life. As I toured the house, I noticed a framed movie poster for Laserblast with his name as the director. I bought the house and he moved onto a yacht he built and sailed out of Los Angeles forever. True story. He was also a horrible electrician.
@@Dularr Ah, maybe. I thought the movie was panned by critics so no sequel was possible. He sure made a tonne more than he should have on the house sale.
Thanks so much for doing a reaction to this! For years I had images from it running through my head because I saw it as a kid who wasn't even old enough to speak yet. So I was convinced it was only a dream. Then I was convinced it wasn't a dream and Mark Hamill was the lead who turned into one of those creatures. But when I looked up his IMDb I could never find this movie. So then I went back to being convinced it was just from my imagination again. Then many decades later I finally found it again on RUclips! RUclips and life are great that way sometimes.
It's funny that you bring up Mark Hamill playing the lead Billy is played by Richard Kim Milford because he and Mark played together in a made for TV movie called Corvette Summer.
11:55* Roddy McDowall! He played Cornelius in Planet Of The Apes as well as Escape From The Planet Of The Apes. He also starred in The Poseidon Adventure with Gene Hackman and voiced the Mad Hatter in The Batman Animated Series.
Classic, I remember seeing this on tv as a kid in the 80s.
Me too! I remember me & my friends getting very high & cracking up at how goofy it was🤣
For the longest time, I thought perhaps it was a stoned fever dream, as I’d never seen it before that & didn’t see it for another 25 years after that night.
Edit: I remember the first time I saw James Spader in a movie, I thought he was the guy I’d seen in this. But, as I said earlier, I wasn’t sure ‘this’ had actually happened🤣
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 I have a very similar story. Funny.
For years I had images from this movie like to stop-motion dinosaur creatures, the arm weapon, and him slowly transforming, running through my head and was convinced it was a dream.
Then I was convinced it wasn't a dream and Mark Hamill was the lead who turned into one of those creatures. But when I looked up his IMDb I could never find this movie. So then I went back to being convinced it was just from a dream again.
Then decades later I found it again on RUclips being reviewed by Mystery Science Theater 3000. RUclips and life is great that way sometimes.
The gold git was played by Keenan Wynn, son of Ed Wynn (Uncle Albert in "Mary Poppins") and the doctor was Roddy McDowall from most of the older Planet of the Apes films, 1973 "The Legend of Hell House" (recommended), "Lassie Come Home", 1967 "It!", "Bedknobs and Broomsticks", "The Cat from Outer Space" and many more. The sheriff was also the sheriff in the TV show "Murder She Wrote".
I remember going to the theater as a kid to see this after Star Wars, which this was nothing like. Even as a kid, I knew this was bad. But now can appreciate it as bad sci-fi. Keep up the fun reviews Jen!
You picked a great terrible movie!I love this since it was released in 78. This movie exists for one reason. To capitalize on the popularity of science fiction post Star Wars. This and a bunch of other really awful movies were jammed into theaters to rip off and make money in the wake of the George Lucas juggernaut. Star Pilot, Star Crash, Message from Space all came out in rapid succession. Some of it actually manages to be charming low budget fare but other features like “Laserblast” were just low budget. Eddie Dezen played the twerpy loud mouthed skinny guy and he actually was able to parlay a decent film career as a character actor and appears in Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis movies. Weird huh?
Great video! Thanks for being the only person who does stuff like this! In this same vein I recommend “Message from Space” Japanese 1978 and the “Buck Rodgers” tv pilot movie with Gil Gerard. Fun stuff!
Oh, yeah! I remember staying up past bedtime as a tyke to sneaky-watch this with my sister.
This movie made kind of sad for he actor playing the Doctor, Roddy Mcdowall. He went starring in the Oscar winning How Green Was My Valley,to the original Planet of the Apes film series,to having a bit par tin this trash.
Five hypotheses: 🤔
(1) He needed money rather badly.
(2) He was contractually obliged.
(3) He owed someone a BIG favor.
(4) He was asked by a child fan.
(5) He was between projects and just decided it would be a lark.
🤨 😕 🙄 😉 😁
22:42, Yes!!! About time they showed up!
I can't believe someone's reacting to Laserblast :D awesome
Charles Band did not produce Flash Gordon, that was Dino De Laurentiis.
This is my favorite reaction channel. And I've seen 'em all. These cheesy horror and sci-fi movies are GREAT! This channel will gain traction over time. I stop whatever I'm doing to see a new upload.. mostly... Don't you dare quit. It's the best!😀👍👍
The doctor that's doing the check-up on the "Laserblaster" kid is Roddy McDowall. He was in the original Planet of the Apes Movies as Cornelius. He was also in the 1980s Fright Night flicks and some episodes of The Twilight Zone & Night Gallery...plus, a stage/theater actor, a photographer & a director.
9:39, "He blew up the whole car!"
Great reactions Jen....Charles Band is a famous B-movie producer & director who created the 'Empire Pictures' & 'Full Moon Features' film companies which were responsible for such films & film franchise series like Puppet Master, Subspecies, Trancers, TerrorVision, Dollman, Tourist Trap, Re-Animator, Demonic Toys, The Killer Eye, The Pit & Pendulum, From Beyond, Catacombs, Assault Of The Killer Bimbos, Dungeonmaster, Seed People, Decadent Evil, Netherworld, Head Of The Family, Shrieker, Dr. Mordrid, Robot Jox, Cellar Dweller, Prehysteria, Killjoy, Crash & Burn, Sorority Babes In The Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama, Hideous, Josh Kerby Adventures, The Eliminators, Arcade, Robot Wars, The Creeps, Remote, Crawlspace, Arena, Dragonworld, Shadowzone, Oblivion, Maridian, Witchouse, Mandriod, Zone Troopers, Dark Angel: The Assent, Ghoulies, Troll, Shrunken Heads, Castle Freak, Beach Babes From Beyond, Dolls, Evil Bong, Gingerdead Man and many many others...He's still directing & producing movies today (and has his own RUclips channel 'FullMoonFeatures')...
Salute for just keeping it Battle Rap
OMG, I can't believe you watched this! I saw this at the Belvedere theater in my old home town of Decatur/Avondale Georgia back in 78 when it fist fame out!"
I can't believe this film didn't win any Academy Awards.😉
The foot prints mark where the hand and foot holes are to climb up onto the roof.
I too thought the design of the laser gun and aliens was really cool.
Kim Milford plays a villan opposite Mark Hamill in 1978's Corvette Summer. It's a lot of fun.
5:27, "light bulb grenade" lol!!.
So happy to see your channel growing Jenn, 1 for the good people lol.
Thank you so much!
21:41, explosions everywhere! Lol! Michael Bay would be proud!
this is the best one yet. My father took me to drive in to watch this.. I loved it but my sisters were all scared
Right in the belly Billy! Wow Jen, you've got a really infectious laugh on you 14:05 .I watched that bit over a few times, as you totally cracked me up 😂. Should've been called "Attack Of The Shell-less Turtles". That was really bad, but fun? How the heck did they rope in Roddy McDowall (Dr Marshmallow, sorry Mellon) and Keenan Wynn into this monstrosity? McDowell is a really well known actor, appearing in the "Planet Of The Apes" films, and also the classic "Legend Of Hell House" amongst others.
Hello!! So good to see you! Just got done watching Razorback, a giant wild boar going on a killing spree in the Australian Outback. Now I'm watching Deadly Friend, a teen genius turns the girl nextdoor into a robot following an accident.
I think this was basically something they threw together as a showcase for the stop motion aliens... there were quite a few low budget sci-fi films cranked out in the wake of "Star Wars" that just seemed to be an artists portfolio for special effects.
Yep, stop-motion was still in use from the 1970s right up until the early 1990s, when CGI finally replaced them after Jurassic Park.
You definitely need to watch the MST3K version.
"Are you ready for some football!?"
“Hush, Hush”
…Sweet Charlotte…
I've watched that episode so many times the riffs were playing in my head the whole time.
Laserblast, AKA "Pew! Pew!"
I remember seeing the trailer for this back then when I was a kid. I thought it looked so scary lol other scary movies from this era are"The Dark"(1979) and "The Incredible melting man" (1978)
Deja Vu for me watching you watch this, I've seen it many times on MST3K. Glad you got a kick out of it.
1:45, me too! I love Stop Motion!
Welcome to the high desert area around Santa Clarita CA. Please visit the Laserblast Museum while you're there since this is a true story 😝🙀
OMG JEN!!! Right before you said " is this a Michael Bay production?" those explosions reminded me of a segment on Robot Chicken called " Michael Bay presents EXPLOSIONS!!!" LOL🤣😂
Haha amazing! Thanks for watching!
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@@ReelReviewsWithJen Jem watching season 13 of mst3k 4 funniest episodes of season 13 beyond atlantis munchie doctor morbid the batwoman Emily is a great host too dont watch the shape of things to come the 1979 film uncut 😎
Loved this movie when I was a kid.
Love this film when i was a kid. Your the first person i seen react to this film. Others just review it.
Wow, this movie makes "Hawk the Slayer" look like an Oscar winner 🤪
13:37, he's riding in the back with him!? Lol!!
Thanks Jen! I couldn’t remember the name of this film for years. Think that’s how Roswell happened.
Academy award for best acting goes to....... the van.😆😆🤣🤣
Haha! Amazing performance
4:50, now he has the laser gun! Oh, no!
I read yesterday that this has been released on Blu--ray apparently. Whatever next.... The Room? Yikes, that's on Bly ray too! 😵💫OMG!
Metamorphosis : the alien factor (1990) is a great time. Nothing beats 90s cheese
If you enjoyed this movie, you should definitely check out The Alien Factor, also from 1978 (although it was filmed in 1972). Cheesy acting and cheesy special effects, although it does have some cool costumes.
BTW, there was an unofficial remake of this called Deadly Weapon (1989), but without the aliens.
Fun fact: The bully's friend with the glasses was played by Eddie Deezen who has made a career out of playing ultra-nerdy characters. This was his debut role.
Hi, Jen, have you seen any of the classic Sci-Fi films? Universal released 2 volumes in 2006-7 called "The Classic Sci-Fi Ultimate Collection" and the same with "Volume 2" tacked on. Each has 5 films with at least 1 stand-out film. On the first set "The Incredible Shrinking Man" was one I saw a lot as a kid, Saturday afternoon TV fare. The same set has "The Monolith Monsters" which was new to me, maybe the weirdest of the set too. "Tarantula" is a classic and "The Mole People" is fun and "Monster on Campus" has "a prehistoric fish that turns animals and humans... into bloodthirsty monsters."
Volume 2 has "The Deadly Mantis" with William Hopper (from "Perry Mason") plus "Dr. Cyclops" (mad doctor shrinks people to 1/5 their size), "Cult of the Cobra" (6 G.I.s make enemies of snake women), "The Land Unknown" (typical dinosaur film) and "The Leech Woman" (aren't they all? Kidding.).
Always had a soft spot for this film. Don't know what it is about it but I always enjoy re-watching it. You said it the best Jen, it's wonderfully bad.
Agreed! I would watch this again haha thanks you so much! And thanks for watching!
16:46, alien zombie mode, activate! Lol!!
Oh yeah, this is classic cheese from the 70's. Good fun. And goofy.
OMG, I just watched this movie for the first time in probably 40 years the other day. I remember it from when I was a kid always being on the Saturday creature feature show. I still love it. Two you should check out that are in the same category, bad movies, are Trog and the second is Gargoyles.
Enthusiastic seconding for Trog, which bears the dubious distinction of being the final film of legendary film actress Joan Crawford, veteran of many classy movies in Hollywood's glory days for nearly half a century. (In the late 1930's, a lot of people thought she was a shoo-in to be cast as Scarlett O'Hara.) Say what you like about the lady, she was a consummate pro; she divorced three men rather than compromise her career, in the course of which she made many experiments (of which, regrettably, Trog seems one of the more ludicrous). 😳 😎
The couple of STAR WARS references is cuz the guy playing Billy was in a movie with Mark Hamill prior to this called Corvette Summer as the villain to Hamill's protagonist and I guess they thought it would be clever to allude to that, Corvette Summer wasn't a half bad comedy as I recall.
I thought Corvette Summer an enjoyable romp, myself (it's almost impossible not to like Hamill's co-star, young Annie Potts, in anything) - only, with respect, I think it came out the year *after* Star Wars. 🤔 😕
@@goldenager59 You may be right it was in that general time frame, it would be nice to revisit it and see how younger audiemces of 2 day recieve it.
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I believe you have something, at that! 😲 😀
2:57* Keenan Wynn! He was in Dr STRANGELOVE;
He was also Alanzo Hawk in the orginal Disney Absent Minded Professor/Fluber movie and in Herbie Rides Again.
He likewise was in Joe Dante's 1978 film Piranha and (I think his last) Peter Hunt's 1986 film Hyper Sapien: People From Another Star (which Jen can find in the "Sci-Fi Invasion" 50-movie DVD set; disc #4, feature #3). 😎
12:35, me too! You don't see stop motion in films anymore.
Huh. I never heard of "Laserblast" and I'm putting it on my personal watch list to check out at a future date. It was nice to see Roddy McDowell as the doctor. He a personal favorite actor of mine.
I watched it on Tubi!
i love this movie
Noooooo! Not Laserblast, noooooo! Well, okay. Wow! Quite the interesting choice for any day. You know Kim Milford played Rocky Horror in the original stage play of The Rocky Horror Show. He didn’t make many films, but he did do some memorable ones. He actually played a good evil sleazy bad guy, against Mark Hamill, in “Corvette Summer”.
19:18, another car down! Lol!
20:31 You see He's obviously a Star Trek fan . He was mad there wasn't a movie out yet.
My explanation,, I always thought the Lazer is using his body like battery/power source that's why he keeps looking worse after using it,, also I always that was reason they didn't get it and take it at the beginning, like they didn't want to touch it. Lol
19:51, mine too!
I'm surprised that no one suggested you review Parasite (1982), a Charles Band film released in 3D; with young Demi Moore.
OK, you HAVE to watch the Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode on this movie. Other cheesy sci-fi/horror movies I recommend that were also great episodes on MST3K-
Soultaker
Werewolf (1996)
Final Sacrifice
Touch of Satan
Devil Fish
Prince of Space
The Puma Man
Escape The Bronx
Enthusiastic seconding for Devil Fish, Prince of Space, and (most especially) The Puma Man. 😁
Mst3k episode was hiliarous the riffing of this movie was great this movie is watchable uncut as well😎
Wow so glad to see someone getting around to an obscure item like Laserblast! I remember being really excited reading about it in Starlog magazine as a n 11 yr old kid. I remeMber thinking it was neat when I finally saw it thouGh it was no Star Wars,. LOL! Those stopmotion aliens from Dave Allen were always topnotch though, they belong in a better movie!
6:23, lol!!
I liked this movie as a kid, but years later I wonder what was wrong with me or what was right?
The aliens I think look like shell-less turtles.
Right?! I absolutely agree
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Crow T. Robot: Yep. Yep. It's the Wilson Phillips break up.
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Very surprised you reviewed this! Love your commentary & impromptu dialog for the aliens!! 😂 Thought I was the only one who saw this movie lol. I saw parts of this once on a dead Saturday afternoon back in the 80s then found on Prime Video couple years ago. Foggy was in "Grease".
There's an equally bad movie but I don't remember the title. Takes place around a desert ranch house shaped like a pyramid and has something to do with dimension travel (I think). There are also little stop-motion aliens & spaceships that are at war with each other. If I find it I'll add the title, unless someone knows what it's called.
I believe (99%) that you refer to The Day Time Ended (aka Time Warp), from 1980, directed by one John "Bud" Cardos. I too think this would be a ripe plum for Jen to pick; you remember the basic details well, except that the pyramid structure is separate from (but near to) the ranch house.
I seem to recall Jen's having scooped up the Mill Creek DVD 12-disc compendium "Sci-Fi Invasion", of which this was feature #1 on disc #1. (I know because I have it myself.) 😉
@@goldenager59 That is the movie, I found it last night. The little aliens & their ships interested me at the time.
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I found the vortex of multicolored lights attractive...and I appreciated the (relatively) upbeat ending. 🙃
@@goldenager59 I'll have to watch it again on Prime Video or there's a VHS transfer here on RUclips. I grew up & played with sci-fi toys in the desert similar to the movie settings so they feel familiar. 😄
@@baileyboy3021 Well, well...little wonder, then, that you have some affinity with the movie! 😏 ☺️
9:18, he should blast that bully into oblivion.
This is one the best bad movies of all time,,, awesomeness all over it
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MST3K 706 - Laserblast
Great riffing good host segments 😊
This movie had some surprising cast choices.
Car phones used to look like that.
Watch Dragonfight.
16:00, pew pew!!
I myself prefer and use the British spelling: "piuw! piuw!" (and if it's not, it bally well should be)! 🤭
There almost a sequel, got as far as a tagline but it was crapped and turned into the movie, "Deadly Weapon (1988)" which has a lot of the same elements of Laserblast.
This movie has a lot of Laserblasts in it.
Hey...., that's the name of the moo-vee!
Haha yes! Thanks for watching!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Seriously, that should be your catch-phrase.
I would still love to see a Phantasm 2 reaction though.
I watched this as a kid and just assumed I was too young to understand it.
3:45, what this is, a Buster Keaton movie!? Lol!
Jen, your "Let's All Go To The Lobby" T-shirt reminded me of this disturbing-as-hell parody (v=DuADIiUrZvI). Enjoy?
It puts ME in mind of the 1982 compilation movie, It Came From Hollywood, hosted by Dan Aykroyd, John Candy, Cheech and Chong, and (the late and much-missed) Gilda Radner. It's not as good as it could have been, but it's a must-see for anyone who loves cheesy movies. (It was based, I am told, on the book The Golden Turkey Awards, from Harry Medved, the same guys who brought us The Fifty Worst Films of All Time as well as Son of Golden Turkey Awards [his brother Michael was a TV film critic for a time in the 80's], and all three are uproariously funny, indispensable for the cheesy-movie scholar.)
You're very welcome. 😎
Now you need to checkout "The Incredible Melting Man"
The Charles Band-produced movie you commented on was Dungeonmaster.Charles Band wishes he had the budget to make anything like Flash Gordon.One Charles Band movie I’d like to see you react to is Trancers,which Some say is terrible and doesn’t hold up at all,but which I like anyway.
Wow I remember this . I was in Hight school this was more of a cult B movie.
I think most of the budget went to Rodney McDowell and Keenan Wynn! Two actors I'm surprised to see them in such a low budget movie! Think they just did it for a paycheck! Plus this movie was made because of the Star wars craze!
4:13, wrecked!!
Was that Roddy Mcdowall playing the Doctor?
I'd like to see a comedic sequel or remake with a girl in place of Billy.
It's enough of a cult film that I agree its basically compelling story deserves a second shot on the big screen; a female lead would be a twist indeed (though I'd stick with the male, myself). 🤔 🙂
If you like older movies with stop motion animation creatures, then you should check out Ray Harryhausen's movies.
Enthusiastic seconding for the portfolio of Master Harryhausen. 'Nuf sed. 😃
Please react on some Indian movies like 3 idiots , PK , Dangal , kumbalangi nights , Bangalore days , Andhadhun , Mathu vadalara , Kaithi , Agent sai srinivasa athreya , Barfi , Asuran , Visaranai ,Drishyam. Please react on at least one of them . You will love them .
Charles Band is a low budget horror/sci-fi/fantasy nini mogul king of B movies type of producer movie maker who did a shit load of low budget "classics" DIDN'T DO FLASH GORDON) from the 80's/90's, alot of direct to video stuff, Robo Jox, Subspecies, Puppet Master series etc... look him up if you want a large supply of trashy film fun.
Cheese & Rice, Hi Jen, Cool Reaction & How About Reacting To 1988's Mac & Me
I’ve seen it! The reaction video is on my channel if you want to check it out!
Its the best "Alien dinosaur - things blowing up" movie ever....ok its the ONLY one in the category but still....why didn't the aliens take the necklace and gun when they vaporized the first guy? Sorry - trying to make sense again out of this "take that Star Wars" movie
Classick Spine Wrenching Cult Chiller!
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉
Thank you! You too!