I don't think Peter MacNicol (Renfield) gets enough credit for his performance in this, he does an amazing job.

@EmilyGloeggler7984

Жыл бұрын

He really does! He is up there with Dwight Frye

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

Жыл бұрын

I was just thinking the same thing!

@cjpolett2055

Жыл бұрын

He's the best part of Ghostbusters 2, and is great in Bean. A totally underrated actor.

@johncampbell756

Жыл бұрын

I knew him best from NUMB3RS.

@bradleyvincent8309

Жыл бұрын

Without a doubt the best performance in the entire movie.

Stephen Webber had a basic idea of what the staking gag would be, but was still caught totally off guard by just HOW big the blood spray was. You can see him struggling not to laugh, and he improvised the line "She's dead enough!"

@danielwilson8604

Жыл бұрын

he improvised it because they had genuinely prepared another round.

@wumpyinc1

Ай бұрын

@@danielwilson8604 No

Even we British appreciate that joke by Jonathan haha 🇬🇧

Peter MacNicol was fantastic in this movie. The most uncontrollable laughter for me came from his performance!!!

"She is Nosferatu" "She's Italian" Those lines make me laugh every single time. This is one of Leslie Nielsen's funniest movies ever. You guys should watch the Creepshow movies. They are perfect for Halloween.

Renfield is in Ghostbusters 2. "Everything you are doing is bad... you should know this. "

🥳​Happy Birthday, guys! 🥳​​ 22:00 The best part about that scene is that Mel Brooks didn't tell Steven Weber he would be covered in gallons of blood, so that his reaction would appear natural. This led Steven to ad-lib the "She's dead enough."

@David-eo8if

Жыл бұрын

🎂 Y’all have the same birthday? What are the odds? 😜 💋

@warrenjohn

Жыл бұрын

Happy Birthday guys 🎂

@christinegelabert1651

Жыл бұрын

@@David-eo8if Honey they're twins 😉❤️😎

This was the first Dracula movie i saw as a really young kid. Imagine the absolute shock when i saw the Gary Oldman one later down the line 😂😂

@CzechMirco

Жыл бұрын

Thats always the case when you first see a parody/spoof of something and only later the original.

It’s hard to watch the original Dracula without laughing after you’ve seen this. You keep seeing all the references 🤣🤣🤣

the strenght of Leslie Nielsen ( tha actor that play dracula in this movie and many other characters) is his ability to keep a completely "serious" face even in front of any jokes! that's what made him a star at his time ( and he is a good actor)!

One of my favorite Mel Brooks movies. This was hilarious to me

@shadowbeast2276

Жыл бұрын

Oh yeah. This one was super great

Peter MacNicol who played Renfield voiced Mad Hatter in the Batman Arkham games. He was already mad before becoming Mad Hatter!🤣🤣🤣 Happy birthday!!!🎂🎂🎂

@TylerCharlesFisher

Жыл бұрын

He was also in Ghostbusters 2 "You are like the buzzing of flies to him!"

@TarhosTheKnight

Жыл бұрын

@@TylerCharlesFisher oh ye I remember lol

@filipohman7277

Жыл бұрын

And he is also in Mr. Bean movie

@DisorientedWanderer

Жыл бұрын

Oh shit he was? I never noticed that

@TarhosTheKnight

Жыл бұрын

@@DisorientedWanderer ye lol

The actor playing Renfield also played in Ghostbusters 2 where he became the servant of another evil villain called Vigo the Destroyer.

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192

Жыл бұрын

I’m guessing that may not be an accident..

@angelagraves865

Жыл бұрын

I love Peter MacNicol!! He was hilarious in GB2.

@MLJ7956

Жыл бұрын

Peter McNichol also in another funny film, 'Bean: The Movie' with Rowan Atkinson (as Mr. Bean).

10:00 For those who don't get the joke about Dracula's hypnosis mishap, his last command (you will remember nothing of what I tell you) was taken very literally by her. Then compounding that mistake he said "that you remember" which was taken as a literal command to remember her original instructions. That is what Dracula got for not being very specific about his hypnotic commands. Dracula can only blame himself here.

Peter macnicol is my favourite actor. Soooo incredibly talented...love his voices..definitely one of a kind ❤️

The "enema" doctor reminds me of Dr. Kellogg (of Kellogg's cereal). He ran a mental hospital and performed all these crazy medical experiments on people. Not to mention giving lots of enemas for various reasons.

@marcusfridh8489

Жыл бұрын

And invented corn flakes to combat masturbation, he believed that the bland taste of the cereal would make people less aroused.

@PresidentScrooge

Жыл бұрын

@@marcusfridh8489 And circumcision.

@jackcinephile7554

Жыл бұрын

That's Victorian medicine for you.

@CzechMirco

Ай бұрын

He allegedly had an orderly whose task was to administer the enemas and his title was "Read Admiral".

This was Mel Brooks last and final film as a director.

4:32 Fun Fact: The old woman warning Renfield is Mel Brooks’ wife Anne Bancroft aka Mrs. Robinson from The Graduate

@DariaBilowus

Ай бұрын

They both worked together in "To Be Or Not To Be" another gem of a movie.

Another Halloween themed Mel Brooks movie is High Anxiety. A spoof of Alfred Hitchcock movies. You should recognize Harvey Korman and Madeline Kahn from Blazing Saddles. Mel plays bigger roles in some of his older movies. He plays multiple characters in History of World Part 1. Peter Macnicol is also in Ghostbusters 2.

Peter MacNicol (Renfield) is the best part of this film. He is awesome.

20:58 "But Lucy... I'm british. -So are these!" :D

I have a Romanian friend who explains Vlad Tepes to me. To Romanians he was literally a hero. My friend would get upset and offended everytime she hears people said that Vlad was a vampire 😂

@KingOfGamesss

Жыл бұрын

Romanian History would be interesting...but...I prefer to look ahead to the Future than the Past. The Past cannot be changed AND...the possibility exists that the Past could be told wrong or faked. However the Past stories (even if fake) can still be good lessons to teach sometimes.

@BDTXIII

Жыл бұрын

That is because Bram borrowed Vlad as a historical figure with fictional elements for his novel. The real Vlad was only a human. People often confused between reality and imagination.

@transsylvanian9100

Жыл бұрын

Romanian here. He is a hero only to nationalist psychopaths who think a sadistic mass murdering tyrant was a good guy because he killed our supposed "enemies". He actually killed more Romanians than Turks but hey let's not let historical fact get in the way of nationalist mythology. He also levied extremely oppressive taxes and started needless wars that devastated much of the country. The people who celebrate him today are usually extremely racist, islamophobic bigots and fascists.

@mjfreaklove

Жыл бұрын

And she was right,I'm also Romanian and I second what she said.

Love this video and channel! Two things: Peter MacNicol's voice was an exaggeration of Dwight Frye (Renfield from Dracula, 1931) and the old gypsy woman was Mel Brooks' wife, Anne Bancroft.

Always have thought this was an underrated movie. Unfortunately I think it was hurt by many people comparing to Young Frankenstein.

The guy always prescribing an enema is actor Harvey Korman who also played Hedley Lamar in Blazing Saddles. He also stars in Mel Brooks' movie "High Anxiety" which is a sendup of director Alfred Hitchock's movies. There are a lot of actors in High Anxiety that were also in Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles and others. Mel Brooks plays the main character in that movie. It's very funny!

Peter MacNicol was truly brilliant in this. This film and the first Mr Bean film are my two favourite films with him.

This is a good movie comedy. Hope you watch Repossessed too. BTW, if you watched Bramstokers Dracula this would have been even funnier.

Happy Birthday, guys! 🥳​​ Dracula: Dead and Loving It is a parody of Bram Stokers Dracula 1992 and the classic Dracula with Bela Lugosi. Mina is the same actress as Maid Marian from Robin Hood Men in Tights 🥰 As well as Martin is Blinkin, and The Maid is Marian's Lady in Waiting. I still love Mel Brooks as Van Hellsing. RIP Leslie Nelson who played Dracula.

@_LuminousStars_

Жыл бұрын

Also the man who had "finished his drink" plays Will Scarlet O'Hara.

Dracula (1931) is of my all time favourite movies from that era and this spoof is just brilliant 🤣🤣🤣 Great to see you reacting to it. And happy birthday guys! 🥳 🍻 Mine's tomorrow 😁

Peter MacNicol (Renfield) in Addams Family Values is hilarious

Who ever said the unlife of a vampire was easy? This is backbreaking work in the truest sense of the word! Only one thing helps: Calm blood!

You should check out Carol Burnett skits with Harvey Korman, R.I.P. The skits with him and Tim Conway are absolutely hilarious.

God I love this movie, it was brilliant for Mel Brooks to include his wife in this, I love it when they’re in the movies together. RIP Leslie Nielsen, Harvey Korman, Anne Bancroft. Such great comedy legends.

21:58 - Stephen Weber had no clue exactly how much blood there would be in this effect, so his reactions are for the most part real. 22:30 - Because the garlic was there before. Until Renfield removed it, it was blocking his powers.

Happiest of Birthdays guys!!! Your channel has grown so much since I first started watching, it's so great to see, your infectious positive energy needs to be seen. haha What a fun movie to check out for your birthday! Have a great day!

Enemas were used frequently in the 19th and early 20th century. Dr Kellogg as a big proponent of them at his health sanitarium.

@j_tylor_captylor3822

Жыл бұрын

Like in the Movie The Road to Wellville...

Harvey Korman's character of the Doctor is based on Dr.Kellogg from "The Road to Wellness". In that movie Dr.Kellogg was fond of prescribing yogurt enemas. A famous exchange: "Give him a gallon of yogurt." "I don't think I could eat that much." "Oh, you're not going to EAT it."

While there are many Dracula movies, this one is most closely a spoof of the 1992 "Dracula" directed by Francis Ford Coppola, with Keanu Reeves as Jonathan Harker - watch it, if you have not seen it. Also, the actor playing Renfield, Peter MacNico, can be seen in a similar creepy role in 1989 Ghostbuster 2.

I actually watched the Original Universal 1930s Dracula, so as I watched this, I realized this was what Men in Tights was to Prince of Thieves.

This is the funniest Dracula movie ever. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GUYS. Been a channel watcher for over a year now and your reactions never fail to bring me enjoyment.

I think you guys are the best movie reactors I've ever seen!

If you like Renfield so much there will be a comedy movie about him and Dracula in 2023. Nicolas Cage will play Count Dracula.

The best part about 22:03 is they didn’t tell the actor who plays Johnathan about the blood 😂 he thought he was just going to hammer the stake and be done, so his reaction is genuine.😂

If you haven’t seen any Dracula movies before this, especially Bram Stoker’s Dracula a lot of these jokes won’t land for you, still a very funny movie 🧛🏻‍♂️

If you pay attention at the end when Dracula throws Renfield down the stairs he says a e i o u and then at the end "why?" good hidden one.

Fun fact. Vampires don't show up in mirrors because they use to be backed by silver. Now we don't use silver, so they would have a reflection. If they were real of course 😆.

I grew up on the movie and that wiggle voice with the throat thing is still something I do for comedy to this day

This movie is & forever will be legendary just for featuring Mel Brooks and Leslie Nielsen (R.I.P.) together on screen.

aww my favorite mom bangers watching another movie lets do it boys

@OctoKrool

Жыл бұрын

We appreciate the recognition of our official titles and we appreciate you; but mostly your mom!

Bless the actor who plays Renfield.. Good in this movie, just as he was in Ghostbusters II

Harvey's line delivery is based on that of Nigel Bruce, who played Dr. Watson besides Basil Rathbone's Sherlock Holmes.

You guys are amazing and have a great of the rest of your birthday!

You guys would absolutely LOVE Once Bitten! It's got Jim Carrey in it. Such a fun time

Happy birthday, gentlemen! 🎈🎂💐 You definitely need garlic in spaghetti! I can't be a vampire simply based on the massive amounts of garlic I cook with 🤣🤣🤣

The enema references are references to the film, Road to Wellville, a 1994 comedy staring Anthony Hopkins, John Cusack and Mathew Broderick. And based loosely around a true story.

History of the World Part 1 is one of Mel's best and he's the main character in the whole film. You might like it. 🤘

Saw this in the movie theaters. 22:20 was the WRONG moment to be taking a drink of soda!!!! It went down the wrong pipe and I legit thought I was gonna DIE!!!

@TroyRiver92

3 ай бұрын

Why did they release it in December

This is my favorite Mel Brooks film.

Tis the season to watch Bram Stoker's Dracula, directed by Francis Ford Coppola. You'll recognize a lot of this movie in it.

In the scene where Johnathan stakes Lucy the actor had no clue how much or little blood was gonna splash. If you listen you’ll notice his accent goes away when he says the line, “she’s dead enough!” It was the end of a long day and he was now covered in fake blood. Poor dear lol I have the dvd and tend to listen to commentary’s for my favorite movies lol.

Love how Renfield shouts out the vowels while falling down the stairs, ending with the "Y" at the bottom, lol.

If you want to see more of Mel Brooks .Watch HIGH ANGXIEITY. He stars in this insanly hillarious movie. His movies are all Great !

My favorite Mel Brooks films and I'm glad to be watching this reaction on my birthday as well. Happy belated birthday to you guys!

I love this movie. I read the Dracula book as a kid and this movie makes it funny to me. I love the way they portray Jonathan in this movie. In other Dracula adaptations, they just focus on the attraction between Dracula and Mina. (I hate that! Jonathan is my favorite character in the book and Mina is his woman! Not Dracula!"

Despite history portraying Vlad the III of Wallachia as a monster, his story is a bit more tragic. Now he definitely did horrible things, however the Ottomans that he was fighting did equally horrible things to the people of Wallachia. Vlad was defending his nation and people from their oppressive rulers, and due to being severely outnumbered, Vlad resorted to fear tactics. Which worked surprisingly well compared to the power of the Ottoman empire.

my fave Mel Brooks movie. Happy Birthday. Mine was the 7th.

The actor playing Dr. Seward took inspiration in Nigel Bruce's portrayal of bumbling Dr. Watson in the 20th CenturyFox/Universal's series of Sherlock Holmes films. So if you want more of that, you can watch those old Sherlock movies, especially the later ones (from 1944 onwards).

I was remindet of one of the "The Good Soldier Schweik" movies. The protagonist was about to be drafted into World War 1 but had an injured leg. He was believed to be pretending and put into a "hospital" with many others who really just pretended illnesses to avoid being drafted. Every day the "doctor" looked everybody in the mouth and then announced his "prescription": Enema, enema, double enema, enema, double enema etc.

Happy Birthday guys, no wonder I think you're both great you're Libras. I absolutely love you guys and even more when you react to comedy. Today was my dad's birthday too and I spent the whole day with him. Love and best wishes from Sydney Australia.

@OctoKrool

Жыл бұрын

Happy birthday to your dad! :)

@cariaus3758

Жыл бұрын

@@OctoKrool Thank you soooo much 😍

Peter MacNicol was in a movie called Dragon Slayer, but he played a serious character. It's a pretty decent fantasy movie.

Happy Birthday Boys! This 52 yr old from Seattle, WA…who COULD be your mom, 😂 is so happy to be here to send you love and cheers for a great Birthday Month. I have no kids, just 2 kitties and my fiancé , so let’s say it’s great to hang with you both. Take care and thanks for the fun. 💜

Happy birthday guys! 🎂

Hope you two are having an great and awesome day ❤️

"She's alive?" "She's Nosferatu". "She's Italian?" 🤣

21:30 first rule of watching anything Mel Brooks: don't drink xD those zingers come outta nowhere and take you out!!

“I’m saying no but leaning towards yes.” 😂wtf this movie is hilarious

Aaw Happy Birthday you guys! Hope you have a great one! And what better way to celebrate than watching a classic Mel Brooks xD

I love that line from Leslie Nielsen: "They had it coming".... By the way Dracula gets the last word and laughs at the very end of the credits. Sylvania or Nervenia.

Out of everything Leslie Nielsen has done this is by far my favourite

If you've ever seen Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson in the old Universal Sherlock Holmes movies, Harvey Korman (Dr. Seward) was doing an exaggerated impression of the way he talked.

After this one, you've gotta check out "Love at First Bite" with George Hamilton.

"My God! What are you doing to the furniture?" "But Lucy, I'm British." "So are THESE!" Ah, good old fashioned sexual humor! I really miss that. But I'm glad I got to experience it back when I was still young enough to truly . . . "appreciate" it! And yes, Peter MacNicol is a wonderfully talented, if mostly unknow/ underrated actor.

Damn You guys Made a record on this one, You Made me cry of laughter already and You haven't Even started watching the movie!!! Love ya guys!!!

This movie is even funnier if you've seen the 1931 Bela Lugosi version and the 1992 Gary Oldman version. This movie has so many references to those two.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Hope you guys are having a great one!!

I may not be a doctor, but I do know that a Garlic Enema does wonders for permeating a chicken... Well a Roast Chicken... Perhaps a garlic enema would make her Vampire Proof.

Happy Birthday!! I loved watching this with you two,

Should have seen Bram Stoker’s Dracula 🧛‍♂️ first. 😆

Happy Birthday! Many happy returns of the day and another year of awesome movies! 🎁🎉🎈🎥

I only saw this movie one time and it was on HBO Back in the 2000s I can't remember which year.

Happy Birthday, Chris and Curtis!! 🎉🍾🥂😘😘 Chris, you’re doing great, sweetie! 😘🐙❤ Curtis, keep up the good work! 💪🏾 Birthday gifts are on the way! Love you both! ❤❤

19:13 - Always gets me! One of the best lines in the movie. XD

That Jonathan sure is something unbreakable!

Rasbbbburry 😆 They must say on set "Try to increase your british to maximum"

I saw Dracula 1992 in 2005 and I watched this in 2008. So it was fun ride for me as it was mostly based on Francis Ford coppola's version.

The weird B/P sound used by the actor who plays Dr Seward is the result of a real speech impediment. It's a coping method for stutterers where you overemphasize difficult letters to minimise the risk of actually stuttering. Rowan Atkinson (the star of Mr Bean) does it too. In Blackadder, there's a character who goes by the name of Bob and Edmond Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) always says it with this odd emphasis on the letter "B". I don't know if Dr Seward's actor does have a stutter or if he's just pretending but it sounds very accurate.

I dunno if y’all have a 90s head on payroll but y’all goin through some classics!

Actually, what they were spoofing regarding accent was this strange, hybrid British accent actors use to speak with back in those early years of Hollywood. Watch some of them and you'll catch it.

Good and easy Carbonara sauce for Spaghetti .. Heat a tea spoon of olive oil, put bacon cubes to roast in it shortly, add liquid cream and pressed out garlic and let it cook up again shortly on low heat. Reduce the heat to a minimum and add grated Parmesan while stirring until the sauce is getting thicker. Add pepper and salt and a lil bit of pulverized nutmeg at last and 2 raw egg yolks, stir it short. 👌🏻 Bon appétit ! 🍝

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