"I kick arse for the lord!" This was an A-Level classic

@user-zh4vo1kw1z

2 жыл бұрын

Time for divine intervention!

@greigclement9081

2 жыл бұрын

Its a pity the character was killed off too soon.

@tmpreardon4200

2 жыл бұрын

@@greigclement9081 Ripe for a spin-off!

@kevincola3184

2 жыл бұрын

Doesn't he day ass?

@SpaceCattttt

2 жыл бұрын

@@greigclement9081 He should've been an Atheist...

"I Kick Ass For The Lord!" Pure magic!! I don't know how after watching this film your first instinct would not be to give Peter Jackson a half a billion dollars to make Lord of the Rings :)

@nikkis.2066

2 жыл бұрын

The whole martial arts priest scene is the all-time best scene of a movie ever. It should be played in a museum.

@nunisthathigh4825

Жыл бұрын

I kick ass for the ring! lol 😄

The priest in this film has one of the best one-liners in horror film history. "I kick arse for the Lord!" That's one awesome priest in that film.

@The_IRE_Emeatzer

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, Where was this priest when Regan McNeill was possessed?

Peter Jackson's first film? Oh noooooo. That would be "Bad Taste". That one is definitely the father of this film. Maybe not as extreme as this one. But definitely heading in that direction.

@ThreadBomb

2 жыл бұрын

The idea that Jackson made one film (this one) and then got offered Lord of the Rings is pretty funny! In fact, he had already made Bad Taste and Meet The Feebles, and would go on to make Heavenly Creatures and The Frighteners before LOTR came his way.

@wyterabitt2149

2 жыл бұрын

Bad Taste isn't technically a better film, for very obvious reason when you read about it being made. But it is a bigger achievement, and I think I prefer it - barely.

@susannariera

2 жыл бұрын

But Taste is insane, I love it. And he also directed Heavenly Criatures and The Lovely Bones (besides LOTR, of course). Man, this guy is talended!

@Zentron

2 жыл бұрын

@@ThreadBomb And thank fcuk they haven't watched Meet The Feebles yet, cos if they think this movie is weird, that will give them nightmares!

@johnnyjohnny2650

2 жыл бұрын

Bad Taste has more charisma imo. The characters are more likable and original and the story is batshit.

The best thing about the movie is the seamless cuts where you can clearly see the real actor and it switches to practical effects as their body is torn apart. Peter Jackson is a very skilled filmmaker, everything about the directing, the acting, the camera shots is deliberate and made with a vision.

@BattleGhul

2 жыл бұрын

If you know what to look for you can see it, but it's hard to spot ^^ like a flailing arm passing in front of the camera to hide a wipe to the puppet getting its face torn off (which is actually amazingly close in resemblance to the actor). The jump cut of the girl getting punched through the head is pretty much flawless.

@lampad4549

2 жыл бұрын

too bad hes a mediorce writer

@Colo118

2 жыл бұрын

Also when paquita grab the head of the uncle to crush it. That was a quick and very effective shot that sold the effect.

@curly_wyn

2 жыл бұрын

Gore movies do not qualify as excellent films. Their vapid but fun escapist dreck.

Moral of the story: Never watch an early Peter Jackson film on a full stomach.

@nofishinmydiet

2 жыл бұрын

or while eating...

@dharaktheteendemonboyandan563

2 жыл бұрын

i mean i did and i didnt throw up but my mind.. dude my mind for try to reason this film just went pure "brain.exe stopped working"

@davidm113

2 жыл бұрын

I learnt that the hard way.

@RadioSnakeInvasion6333

Жыл бұрын

I can eat a whole pizza while watching Bad Taste, or even The Thing

@kingrahzar9351

Жыл бұрын

Not to mention leave skull island alone

Braindead is the greatest splatterfilm of all time. So good, so well crafted in every part (even the stop motion). Just hilarious, non stop....GORE. 10/10

I like the drunk guy saying "YEEAAA !!!" its hilarous thank you Peter Jackson XD

Yes, love this film! It broke the record for the most amount of blood in any movie. You've gotta do Bad Taste too guys.

@KabukiKid

2 жыл бұрын

And Meet the Feebles is amazingly demented too! Sort of like an insane muppet movie but with a pretty hard R rating.

@kevincola3184

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure Peter Jackson was inspired by The Evil Dead series in several ways, lol.

"(gasp) YOUR MOTHER ATE MY DOG!" my cousin and I would quote that specific line for years. 😅

@susannariera

2 жыл бұрын

That's how the movie was called in Spain, literally.

@ashhuston9803

2 жыл бұрын

not all of him

@zoeynell1281

2 жыл бұрын

This is probably my favorite movie quote in the entire history of cinema.

@Loonaticx

2 жыл бұрын

@@susannariera and THAT, is fantastic news 😆

@susannariera

2 жыл бұрын

@@Loonaticx it made a funny name for a movie, indeed!

Rented this one on vhs in 94. Years later when I heard Peter Jackson was doing the lotr I knew that we were in good hands. Fun fact Vera is in the Fellowship of the Ring as a Hobbit.

@craigmartin3827

2 жыл бұрын

Watch out for her! She's one of those pesky Sackville-Bagginses pursuing Bilbo around the party scene at the start of the film.

Never clicked play on a reaction that quickly ever. Custard, park, lawnmower, I kick arse for the Lord! I adore this film so, so much. Thanks for doing it chaps, and revelling in it!

Great fun, and I see it as a Looney Tunes cartoon in terms of how it approaches horror and gore. It's wonderful fun and so impressive in its inventive practical effects.

@jamesevanmangan

2 жыл бұрын

lol murder melodies

We used to rent this all the time in college, the priest made us laugh our asses off so much.

I remember seeing this VHS cover at the local video store so many times as a kid. Always caught my eye. As a 90’s kid, going to video stores to just LOOK at all the covers… was one of my favourite things to do. Good mems 👍🏻

@damienjohn

2 жыл бұрын

Other notable VHS covers that were burned into my brain as a kid: Fright Night, The Howling, Halloween 3: Season of the Witch, Hellraiser, Night of the Living Dead 3, Evil Dead 2, Critters…

@lindsayantwine1097

2 жыл бұрын

SAME! This always stood out at the video store! Love it!

@tigerburn81

2 жыл бұрын

Same. My mother would NEVER rent a movie like this. I also remember the R.O.T.O.R. cover, which I would only see from RLM.

@floydster23

2 жыл бұрын

My buddy's got the puffy cover VHS version, which sells for a pretty penny now.

@Thorongil83

2 жыл бұрын

Same... visiting my local vhs store was like christmas every time :P There was no internet so discovering many movies this way was probably the only way. To this day i remember covers for 'Army of Darkness' or various Kung-fu movies. Lot of memories.

This is Peter Jacksons 3rd movie. Before this he did Bad Taste (1st film) then Meet the Feebles both are really good. Bad Taste is another gore fest but not as much at this movie and Meet the Feebles well that has to been seen to be believed cus it's just flat out mad.

@scrptar129

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t remember which order they came in so thanks for that. I saw Meet the Feebles in 1995 after randomly renting it from a video store and I’ve never forgotten it. I didn’t realize Peter Jackson made it until his Oscar acceptance speech for Return of the King and I was like “WTF!”🤣🤣

@sethulakovic3722

2 жыл бұрын

You will nevet unsee Meet the Feebles. 👍

@mindime1499

2 жыл бұрын

@@sethulakovic3722 *SODOMY!*

@Mrdeniro100

2 жыл бұрын

@@mindime1499 Vicks Vapour Rub

@jorel80

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mrdeniro100 🤣😂🤣

"Braindead" is a true genre / splatter classic. It's years ago now that Peter Jackson talked about his early movies being scanned in 4K from the original camera negatives, and nothing seems to have happened. His early works (including "Bad Taste" and "Meet The Feebles") definitely deserve a proper remaster and re-release on (4K) Blu-ray. These movies may not be perfect, but you can tell they were made by someone who loves what he does.

This might be my favorite film of all time. Totally rewatchable and fun to share. Real crowd pleaser.

First, the scene on skull island was shot in the same location as the paths of the dead in Return of the king. Also, this movie is in the Kong universe due to skull island and in Kong you can see a crate with the monkey in the background as an Easter egg.

@BDTXIII

2 жыл бұрын

I have not watch this movie yet, but I really did not expect the same universe from two different movies! PS: Believe it or not, Deep Rising was also another monster horror movie which supposedly kickstart the reboot of King Kong movie.

I kick arse for the lord! God I love this film. You nailed it with the Re-Animator meets Evil Dead guess as well.

@work1284

2 жыл бұрын

Me and my buddies still quote that line to this day, lol

Speaking about Peter Jackson, tomorrow is his 60th birthday. I'll be wishing him a very happy birthday 😊

@peteparker22

2 жыл бұрын

Wow I actually thought he was older

@dragonwind3318

2 жыл бұрын

@@peteparker22 would have thought the same 😁

There's a wonderfully zany, inventive and homemade quality to Peter Jackson's early stuff, that he lost to a certain degree once Hollywood beckoned. This movie is OTT fun, and I hope Jackson can return to this type of moviemaking some day. No bloated epics, no CGI or trying to win Oscars -- just low budget (and therefore unrestricted) fun. I think Heavenly Creatures (an amazing film) is the bridge between these movies and his later stuff.

@monsterlair

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly, that world is pretty much lost to us. No one makes movies this way anymore. At least not someone with as much talent as Peter Jackson.

I really love the movie Bad Taste, too. His budget was so small that he used his mom's oven to make prosthetics for practical effects. And one time, he had his mom drop him off to the location he was going to shoot. But none of the other cast showed up that day, I forget the whole story. Anyway, without cell phones, he had to just sit around all day doing nothing, waiting for his mom to come back at the per-arranged time when shooting was supposed to wrap up, lol. He also acts in it. For what it is, it's actually a gem. Has some legitimately risky shots, too. Precarious situations.

It was the film following this, Heavenly Creatures, that got Jackson noticed by Hollywood. That led to The Frighteners, following which he began chasing down doing a remake of King Kong. From what I gather Universal wasn't entirely happy with the box office for Frighteners and so they took a pass on Kong but cannibalized the script to use for The Mummy with Brendan Fraser.

@crimsonda

2 жыл бұрын

I love The Frighteners. It's one of my favs and I hardly see it mentioned.Shame that.

@Scary__fun

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, it showed he could do a great adaptation of a true story and it got nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. It had several fantasy sequences in it that were done beautifully and it showed he could get powerful performances from his actors including a young Kate Winslet. I highly recommend the movie.

The lines "I kick arse for the Lord!" And "Get ready for some divine intervention" were heavily quoted lined in my church youth group when I was a teenager. Cos we all got together and watched this movie after Bible Study was over once. We had interesting tastes, lol.

The park scene with the pram was an added extra after the film had been finished. And it's inspired. Worth noting, Richard Taylor did the special effects and Jamie Selkirk did the editing. The following year, Jackson, Selkirk and Taylor formed Weta Digital and history was made. All three went on to be Oscar winners for Lord of the Rings: Return of the King.

@aussieeffinpete

2 жыл бұрын

And you gotta give props to Bob McCarron for helping out with the effects too 😁

This, by far, has been my favorite reaction vid you guys have given us! 🤣 As soon as I saw what movie you were watching, I knew you were in for an insane blast! This film just continually tops itself as it progresses. Just when you think it can't possibly get any more gory, any more absolute batshit crazy, it proves you wrong with the next scene. The gross out factor is sky high with this as well, which I love. Thanks so much for watching this one!!!

Recently, Peter Jackson was making a documentary about World War I called "They Shall Not Grow Old" It is jaw dropping amazing. He not only colorizes the old footage of the war, he slows the speed of the footage down to its proper pace, so the action moves at a normal speed. He adds sound to the degree that he got expert lip readers to figure out what the soldiers are saying, finds out what company they were with, so that he can get an actor from that region to do the voice, so that the accent will sound proper. At one point a major is reading a prepared speech to the troops, and they found the damn speech so we could actually hear what the soldiers were being told at that moment. And the most amazing part (however I don't know how well the effect comes off on tv as I've only seen this in the theaters) he damn near perfectly converts 100 year old footage into 3D! In the theaters I couldn't believe how amazing it looked. The first scene where it switches over to 3D is in a destroyed forest where all of the trees are blown up stumps, and you could see the depth of the forest, almost to the point where it looked like you could've just stepped through the screen. It is a masterful achievement in documentaries, and well worth the watch

This movie, for a very long time, held the record for most fake blood used in a film, until the Evil Dead remake came out. I find this one more impressive given the much lower budget and that most of it was for the lawnmower scene.

Absolutely love the amount of videos you're churning out!!

The sheer amount of gore makes this film gloriously silly rather than scary. I love it.

“This is the craziest film ever!” Eraserhead: Hold my beer.

1:19, it was his third movie: his first being Bad Taste in 1987, and Meet the Feebles in 1989.

@JulioLeonFandinho

2 жыл бұрын

Meet the Feebles less gorie but probably crazier if that's possible 😆

@Humstuck

2 жыл бұрын

I ahvent seen bad taste in forever. I forgot most of it. Meet the feebles, I don't know.

@homelessjesse9453

2 жыл бұрын

@@JulioLeonFandinho Meet the Feebles is one of those movies I looked forever for, but could never find in video stores.

@JulioLeonFandinho

2 жыл бұрын

I command you to watch it by any means possible!

@susannariera

2 жыл бұрын

@@homelessjesse9453 I found it on internet, don't remember where, though...

The baby in the park scene was actually Peter Jacksons favorite scene.

@christiaanvandenakker901

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't stop laughing the first time I saw it.. The boys were unamused, though.

@thomasfrei7711

2 жыл бұрын

I laugh me to dead at this point^^ 😂😂😂

@writhms

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

Braindead is the Third Movie of Peter Jackson, after Bad Taste 1988 and Meet the Feebles 1990. And the reason, why you can't get a propper BluRay from each of these Films is, that Peter Jackson is working on a re-release of all three Movies in the best Quality you can imagine, after the Rights got back to him in 2012.

@scottfrenz

2 жыл бұрын

That will be awesome

@floydster23

2 жыл бұрын

He's promised it for quite awhile now, although he stated it'll be "when he gets around to it". Should be great when it happens as he was going to use some of the tech they utilized for They Shall Not Grow Old to really do a number on these three films. I saw all of them in the cinema when they were released, and I'm really looking forward to seeing Meet the Feebles again.

@scottfrenz

2 жыл бұрын

@@floydster23 I bet seeing Meet the Feebles in the theater with an audience was an amazing experience with all their reactions. I know watching it with my friends at home was hilarious. Same with Braindead. Haven't seen Bad Taste yet. I did love The Frighteners.

For some time, this movie wasn't available in the U.S. I had to buy a bootleg VHS copy at a record show when it was still fairly new. Amazing cult classic. I showed it to everyone I could and nobody could believe how insane it was! lol It was a cool, rare gem for a while in my collection until it finally became more available here. Love this movie.

Oh, you beautiful bros, you actually went and saw this movie. That makes me so very happy! And no, this does not get you the money to make LOTR. I think this was Peter Jacksons first movie with some proper external investment money and he worked up the food chain to two Hollywood movies. The Frighteners with Michael J. Fox and Heavenly Creatures with Kate Winslet. The latter was a solid drama based on real events with some fantasy elements. That gave Miramax (if I remember right) the confidence to give him the money for not 2, as Jackson proposed, but 3 movies to film LOTR. I always say this movie is about as funny as the amount of blood on screen. An absolute gem.

This one is a special effects tour de force. Regardless of what you feel of this type of film, what it does is so unreal you can't help but respect it.

YES I love this movie! Saw it on the big screen when it was released. So gory and disgusting and ridiculously funny. Absolute insanity. Just the best! 10 out of 10 for me! :)

When I was in the Marine Corps, a few friends and i watched this in the lounge while eating pizza. It started with about 15 people in there. About 20 minutes in, there was only my friends and me. Hahaha!!!! "I kick ass for the Lord!"

Poor Lloyd! He's so used to an unhealthy controlling relationship as his mother's caregiver that he can't imagine anyone else dealing with the zombie horde. So naturally, he sets up the grossest Elder(Deceased)Care Facility imaginable!

@thelivingjed9676

2 жыл бұрын

Lionel

OK you guys now officially have the best Halloween reaction channel. I can't believe New Line let Peter Jackson make "Lord of the Rings" after he made a movie about killing zombies with a lawnmower.

Greatest splatter film ever! I feel as though it's a spiritual successor to the Evil Dead movies just on how gruesome it is paired with the comedy

This movie rules! Peter Jackson's masterpiece! Unlike those silly Lord of the Rings movie this is a serious piece about human relationships, and the struggle with death.

Jackson's first movie was 'Bad Taste'. It was made on a very limited budget, over a period of years and is the very definition of a cult movie. Peter Jackson played two roles and created all the visual effects himself. It is well worth a view. Also worth a mention, the looney tunes mortician's assistant in Braindead\Dead Alive is also Jackson.

I almost peed myself watching you two watch this. The silence from you two at the end of the movie was priceless.

This is one of my favorite, I find it hilarious.

Braindead is right up there with classic splatstick such as the Evil Dead films. Pure gold. Fantastic reaction, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

The second I got the notification I knew you guys would love it. When I first saw this, it was a heavily censored version (I live in Germany). Even then I loved the comedy, the pacing and the cartoonish acting. Plus, even the cut version was pretty gory. I had not the slightest clue, though, what this movie REALLY had to offer. So, naturally, my first un-cut watching of "Braindead" totally blew me away. It is easily a 9 out of 10 for me.

Ooooh I remember watching this movie on VHS very covertly at a friends house while his parents rehearsed for the local nativity play downstairs. We had the TV turned so low we were straining to hear anything and we still thought his parents would storm into his room at any moment and throw me out! We talked about this disgusting film for weeks at school afterward. Good times.

When my friend and I watched this for the first time years ago, he laughed so hard that he started having chest pains. For a bit we thought he was literally going to have to go to the ER. And when we found out they'd tagged Jackson to do one of the greatest stories of all time into a huge budget production, we were freaked out. THAT guy's going to direct the LOTRs? WTF.

I won’t lie… the more I watch these reactions, the more I’m getting a little crush on Shaun. That smile during the second intro was 👌 Anyways, I’ll watch the actual reaction now 😅💞

It won a lot of awards when it hit the film festival circuit in 1992. Especially for best effects. And I think it won best picture at Avoriaz that year. And still, for some reason, it ultimately bombed at the box office. For such an awesome film, I still don't understand why, to this day, there are only a few releases out there. There's a big cult following, that would love to see it being treated with the love it deserves.

I'm so glad you watched this movie! It's probably my favourite horror movie, I just love how it ridicules the genre while still being very entertaining. Everything is just so ridiculous, but it's all executed so well, that you can't help but get dragged in. It also uses cuts in a smart way, and there's just a ton of creativity everywhere. The only downside might be the jarringly bad acting, but I believe most, if not all of it is on purpose - but for the average viewer it might come off as just crappy. This movie is just full of Peter Jackson's youthful energy and ambition, and it shows. You seemed to enjoy it a lot, which I'm very happy about! Oh, and nice job on fixing the sound of your voices in the video ;)

This one and Bad Taste and Meet the Feebles is his best materials for me, watched them loads in the 90´s

This and Evil Dead are the pinnacles of splatterhouse horror comedy 😂

This movie is on my Top Ten favorite movies of all time list. It's so crazy and a lot of fun! Great Reaction, I'm glad someone finally watched this!

This is his thrid sand the fact he was so hands one with everything including the effects and played the opening guy who got killed just makes it so neat. His previous two films to this one Meet the Feebles (If the muppets was a dark comedy in the vein of this), Bad Taste is his childhood film filmed over several summers when he was a teen wiht friends where they did everything themselves and i believe there is no scrpt at all and he plays one of the main characters again. Those three films and I think Heavly Creatures he is working on them being resotred to 4K in a similar process to his last WWI footage restoration film, which will be hype. Loved your reaciton, would love to see you react to meet the feebles I think you would enjoy it just as much

@crimesforkibble6912

2 жыл бұрын

He's been working on those 4k restorations for years I think the guy is full of shit it doesn't take this long to do and he hasn't made a movie in nearly a decade

I'm so glad you guys picked this one. It's endlessly rewatchable for me. Always fun to see how people react to this insane fun movie.

Your laughter had me laughing like crazy too, especially at that baby on the park lol

I saw this in the cinema. Came with a "barf bag". Still have that somewhere (unused).

Peter Jackson made an excellent movie with Kate Winslet between this and LOTR, called Heavenly Creatures. It’s VERY eerie because it’s based on a true story about 2 best friends in New Zealand who kill one of their mothers when they’re going to be separated after having a creepy obsession with eachother. The real person Kate plays changed her name and is a crime/detective author now by the name of Anne Perry! Part of me wanted to bring the movie for her to sign when she was in my town for a book signing to see her reaction (she hates the depiction of what occurred btw) but I didn’t 🙃

Peter Jackson's horror movies are top-notch. I absolutely love this movie!

You wanted ReAnimator meets EvilDead, well, Bon Appetite! I was gonna suggest this when on your ReAnimator vid. I really hoped to watch this this Halloween season, but I couldn’t find it anywhere either, so thanks, your reactions were the perfect substitute.. not a market substitute(mind you) I just need to see the highlights since Iv seen it before...

This movie is definitely insane. The tone and progression are totally one of a kind.

1:36 actually it was making The Frighteners that gave New Line Cinema the confidence that Jackson could handle the LOTR series.

@andylikesstuffchannel

2 жыл бұрын

If you check out Midnight's Edge interview with Bob Shaye on KZread you might find it wasn't Frighteners either

I remember watching this for the first time and saying out loud, "No, they wouldn't do...THAT!?" out loud at least three times during the movie. This movie is freaking INSANE and I love it! Great reaction, gents!

Forget about Lord of the Rings, this is Peter Jackson's true magnum opus!

@1977Suspiria

2 жыл бұрын

No, it's definitely Lord Of The Rings.

@joshuanelson6795

2 жыл бұрын

@@1977Suspiria *whoosh*

"I can't be surprised any further!" - You wait and see... *giggles*

I would recommend Meet the Feebles from Peter Jackson, I had fun with that movie. It's puppets, but it was a fun ass ride to watch.

OMFG I can't believe it, you finally did a reaction video to Braindead. I recommended it a couple of times in the comments. I'm so happy that you like it as much as I do - it's really a true gem!

It brings a tear to my eye that you reacted to this absolute f***ing doozy of a film, still happy to own the VHS!

This is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITE FILMS.

I have never seen you guys had such genuine and crazy reactions, lmao you were genuinely disgusted and amazed at the same time

I was as giddy as you two watching this again, it's been a looong time since I saw the whole thing. Great reaction!

Peter Jackson needs to make another zombie movie, the comedy and practical effects are just genius.

Only an FX team as mental as these guys were, doing stuff like this on such a small budget, could've pulled off LOTR the way they did. You can just tell from this that they had the mentallaty of 'nothing is impossible!' Richard Taylor and Co. are so gifted!

Holy cow you guys' reactions were so hilarious with this one!!!!

"Rich and creamy - just the way I like it."

I just watched this for the first time last night, so over the top gory and hilarious at the same time!

Believe me, back in the day, those of us who had seen Bad Taste and taken it to our hearts... we were waiting for this the day it arrived on UK screens, and it's one of those movies that makes me feel very alive.

I bought this movie at a horror expo in New Jersey in the late 90s. Wow!!!!! It was the best horror movie purchase I ever made. How impressed I was and still am!!! Thank you guys!!! Love your channel.

YES!!!!!!!!!! I've been wanting someone to react to this movie for so long. THANK YOU! And you're reactions were totally worth the wait. I'm so glad you guys liked this. You made my Halloween!

Peter Jackson would be proud of your reaction watching this movie! I saw this masterpiece for the first time on VHS in the mid 90's and my friend started laughing hysterically and running around the garden, before returning to watch TV. Anyway, although I know this movie by decades, when the nurse turns back and says "your mother is dead" this made me laugh in insane way, just as much and in unison with you guys :))

So glad you reacted to this one, no one ever does , great reaction guys

Love this movie! When I invite friends over to watch movies, I show them this film because they have no idea what to expect and it’s always fun to see their reactions lol.

I used to watch this a lot when I was a little kid and then forgot it to time. My grandparents really did just let me watch whatever and they had lots of horror hence my love for the genre. I recall some years ago stumbling upon this film again and a whole flood of old memories came back

What a funny film, made even more hilarious by your reactions! I wasn't expecting Father Ted kickin Arse for the Lord 😂 😂 😂 😂

I was SO happy to see this video, it was lots of fun to watch. I've seen this classic many times, but not for awhile. Ah, the memories ... anyway, I loved watching your reactions! I think "Braindead/Dead Alive" can be pretty polarizing, so I'm glad to see you both vibed with it and really enjoyed this amazing gem.

Fun fact: this was the first film that I actually vomited while watching. I was 15 and it scarred me for life, thank you for allowing me to relive it through your eyes.

This is one of the most insane movies i've ever seen and I truly think every reaction channel needs to see it. Great great stuff

Oh man I love this movie so much it's hilarious af. and your reaction is gold lol. It has the best line in cinema history: "your mother ate my dog!" not all of it tho."

Being a Kiwi, I remember when this came out. So Peter Jackson was already well known to us because of this. It was gross, silly and fun.

"Meet the Feebles" by Peter Jackson is a must watch!

So glad you've finally covered this film. I still remember my mates brother taping this off Sky when it premiered. The first time I saw it I knew it was something special. It took me an age but one day in the early 90s I finally found a store that had a copy on VHS and I still have that same copy now all these years later. It's one of my most cherished things in my movie collection. That Custard scene still turns my stomach no matter how many times I see it lol.

I’m so glad u did this film, i watched it when I was younger and honestly thought what I’m earth did I just watch lol you two captured the reaction perfectly! This is such a cult classic!

First time I saw this was when I was in school, there are some parts I remember and some that I forgot. The final act is probably the craziest gore scene in a horror movie ever made. It's quite clever how they made specific bones and organs for the zombies tearing everyone apart and not just random stuff that no one can identify

Watched this while eating dinner without knowing what I was getting in myself into, no regrets! 😅 I think this has to be the craziest, messiest movie I've ever seen! I really want to watch the whole thing myself now, I love the cartoonishness and sheer wacky chaos of it, and the practical effects were amazing. That's something I really miss from that era of filmmaking. Great video as always, lads!

Glad you listened to the community about that one. Thanks for the upload guys.

"I can't watch anymore, man." Then proceeds to stare directly at the screen! This is the best movie you guys have watched!