"THE HAUNTING" as well as all else here mentioned is an art film noir masterpiece. It was remade in the late 1990s.
@EqualOpportunityDestoroyaСағат бұрын
In Minnesota we cut pizza into squares.
@droiduseruserdroid17313 сағат бұрын
The woman in Carnival of Souls is ASOCIAL, not ANTISOCIAL. Antisocial people are HIGHLY sociable, but lack morals and empathy. Asocial people are simply introverted and prefer music, literature, and art over social interaction.
@videoplusdvd5 сағат бұрын
My second favorite Cannon film (after LAM) is 52 Pick-Up, with Roy Scheider, Ann-Margret, Vanity, John Glover and Clarence Williams III.
@michellescott84725 сағат бұрын
Have you seen Maneater of Hydr a 1967. I was fascinated by the concept
@corybowman95836 сағат бұрын
This 🤡 opinion =🐒💩
@corybowman95836 сағат бұрын
This 🤡 cracking on Chuck Norris.
@MigrantAssassinationSquad6667 сағат бұрын
Revenge of the Ninja, with Sho Kosugi......was legendary ❤❤
@MigrantAssassinationSquad6667 сағат бұрын
They were ALL great ❤❤
@WilliamLyons-ym7ee8 сағат бұрын
Nicholas Cage is inconsistent. He’s phoned in many straight-to-video films because he was in debt. But if you watch “Leaving Las Vegas”, “Pig”, and “ Mandy”, you can see the great acting he’s capable of.
@GARY66619678 сағат бұрын
Christopher lee could not act hense no lines.
@dwsippel9 сағат бұрын
Haven't seen Ghost Watch yet, just boosted it up my list, thanks!
@dwsippel9 сағат бұрын
Probably out here alone, but Lake Mungo is way overrated IMO. There are two kinda maybe scary parts, and I think it's well made with the mocumentary take. Watched it with my family and they were completely bored throughout.
@dwsippel10 сағат бұрын
We Are Still Here is quite underrated in my opinion. Very glad to see it make the list, and due for a rewatch, great list!
@coreyconway10 сағат бұрын
Big VinSyn fan & your video popped up on my home page. Fun unboxing & great picks. Subbed to your channel!
@ohdannyboy472710 сағат бұрын
christopher lee and peter cushing were amazing.
@walterfechter808010 сағат бұрын
"Fluffy," the carnivorous creature from "The Crate," reminded me of the subterranean monsters in H. P. Lovecraft's, "The Lurking Fear." "A whiteish, gorilla-like thing with yellow fangs..." ("The Lurking Fear").
@brianhophead11 сағат бұрын
What're your thoughts on "The Last Man on Earth" starring Vincent Price?
@williamking742011 сағат бұрын
13 Ghosts????!!!!!!! The original. With "Illusion O"...campy, corny and scary . How is this missing from your list?
@mychunkyjordi758512 сағат бұрын
The Shallow Grave I've seen is different to yours, it's made in England. Maybe that's what people don't like 🤔😊🐾💜😁👍👋
@tracisawyer768113 сағат бұрын
The original Cape Fear scared me to death! It’s still one of my all time favorite movies. The performances and the perfect tension of the film are beyond outstanding. Holds up still to this day ❤
@VAWineNB14 сағат бұрын
Would you consider "Wolf" with Jack Nicholson a werewolf movie?
@cobwebschannel13 сағат бұрын
Yes, definitely.
@TheBadMovieBabe15 сағат бұрын
I'm a huge VS fan! I have been ordering from them since 2019. I'm not a subscriber, but I pick up a lot during sales. I am waiting on my subscriber week order, I ordered 9 titles. I just watched Memorial Valley Massacre and its hilarious. 80's horror camp! My favorite VS release has been Beastmaster. Enjoying the channel!
@cobwebschannel15 сағат бұрын
Thank you! Oh man, I considered getting Memorial Valley Massacre and didn’t! Maybe next time. haha
@TheBadMovieBabe15 сағат бұрын
I picked up Memorial Day Massacre because it has Cameron Mitchell in it. He’s one of the best B movie stars of the 80s. I also picked up Night Train To terror, which is anthology movie from the 80s. Also with Cameron Mitchell
@user-zq4gx6qs5h16 сағат бұрын
Do watch D'amato's Beyond The Darkness. Top 5 Joe for me.
@jinty8317 сағат бұрын
This was a great video. I have so many memories of going to the local shop to rent the latest vhs releases from this era. I'm 50 so this was basically my childhood/teenage years home entertainment. Bloodsport is also a favourite of mine and I just re-watched Lifeforce last week as I hadn't seen it in ages. Runaway Train is also a belter and any of the ninja/martial arts fests they made. My dad also loved Chuck Norris so we watched as many of those as we could. Just thought I'd also mention that I'm a woman and I still love all of these films, even the crappy looking ones with hilarious storylines and special effects. To me that's added enjoyment! 🤣 So nostalgic.
@bumpersmovies18 сағат бұрын
Hey man, Shallow Grave is awesome, it's got Death Proof vibes and a wicked 70s grindhouse aesthetic. Girl School Screamers is good to, troma must have acquired it because it's not their usual fayre. Cthulu Mansion is fun 😁 in my opinion you made some great choices from the VS catalogue Enjoy
@cobwebschannel15 сағат бұрын
Nice! I’m excited!
@ungraduatedmedia23 сағат бұрын
Welcome to the rabbit trails that are VS as a subscriber! I took the bait about a year and a half ago in their 2023 mid-year sale and haven’t regretted it. But I can say I love what they do and are doing as much my fav boutique label. Nice pick ups and enjoy! And yeah- Shallow Grave was pretty enjoyable 😉👍
@cobwebschannel21 сағат бұрын
@@ungraduatedmedia Thank you Ken!
@dpf5939Күн бұрын
I have this on dvd. It is a good movie. I liked all the segments. I like how he went into more about the first segment. Betty Field was an actress from the late 1930s till the late 1960s. More of a supporting actress in the '50s annd '60s. I remember watching this late one night on tv. Not a horror film but it had a dark atmosphere about it.
@buncombeshinola2257Күн бұрын
INTREPIDOS PUNKS is the shit. SO damn fun!!
@cobwebschannel20 сағат бұрын
Oh cool, that’s great to hear!
@TZ61Күн бұрын
I would also have 'City of the Dead' here, a favorite as a kid and later. 'Village of the Damned' is pretty creepy and I saw that you mentioned 'The Innocents'. 'Peeping Tom' is here for me, although it is almost too disturbing. I also love that backstory about the ballroom site at the Great Salt Lake from 'Carnival of Souls' and I think 'Cape Fear' is '62. Great upload.
@rogerrendzak8055Күн бұрын
Never heard, of this picture. Looks watchable. The leading lady, beautiful??? I guess maybe, if you're British, or British descent. Just wait 'till she speaks, and sounds like Juliet Child, or Margaret Thatcher, with a pack-a-day, cigarette voice😝. English women always has that, if you notice😉.
@TZ61Күн бұрын
I realize that Barfly doesn't fit in with this discussion, but I still can't believe that it was a Cannon movie.
@michaelnelson7350Күн бұрын
I am also obsessed with VS and I also signed up for the entire 2023 subscriber package, but sadly regrated it because there were too many titles, I wasn't a fan of and would not have boughten on their own. Now I still buy a ton of VS releases and probably own over 150 titles from them and the partner labels they team up with.
@patlarkin6227Күн бұрын
The Goonies ?
@honeychileriderКүн бұрын
Love the channel, love that you love this movie, but you need to lean in to the cartoon aspects right from the beginning, IMO. All that silliness sets the tone for the movie and I love it. I mean, maybe my favorite shot in the movie is the cartoon frame of Billie seeing the thing from The Crate. Lean in with me! Funny that for years (I saw this when it came out) The Lonesome Death Of Jordy Verrill was considered not only the weakest segment but actually the segment that sinks the movie and man I do NOT agree. The crazy cartoonishness, including King's performance, just makes it the actual highlight of the film for me these days. By the way, I love Knight Riders. Love it. It's a bit long and maybe drags a bit in the middle but it's oddly almost like an art-house movie in a weird way. Anyway, great overall review and as usual our tastes align so closely that all I can do is pick nits.
@MoneyCrespinКүн бұрын
The Ghost And Mr. Chicken would have been in my top 20, it's a fun one
@r0ckstar666Күн бұрын
I like Texas chainsaw massacre 2 and Run away train the best
@suzannecooke2055Күн бұрын
I really recommend "The Last Keepers". A rather gentle movie of the last pagan witch family and the coming of age (and power) of the daughter. Stars Aiden Quinn and Olympia Duakis. I watch it every autumn/Halloween.
@cobwebschannelКүн бұрын
Wow, that sounds amazing!
@abrahamsoto6229Күн бұрын
Near Dark was filmed in Coolidge, AZ between Tucson & Phoenix
@abrahamsoto6229Күн бұрын
Part of "Over The Top" was filmed in the 4 corners area on the Navajo Reservation
@abrahamsoto6229Күн бұрын
Ninja 3 was filmed here in Phoenix, Arizona 🏜🏜🏜
@noahbody9747Күн бұрын
Saw it once when 1st came out. The last tale with the cockroaches really creeped me out. The Stephen king segment wasn't great, in fact the review of the film said his segment was the worst and he should stick to writing and not acting (paraphrasing what the review said). Have you seen the CreepShow anthology TV show on Shudder? AMC has broadcast each season. I enjoy the series and on the whole the segments are great (some not so great but still entertaining).
@mlongpre100Күн бұрын
2:56 it was 14 years, actually
@jakovasaurКүн бұрын
"It does combine the emotional drama of a child custody hearing, with um, arm wrestling!" Norm MacDonald.
@cobwebschannelКүн бұрын
That man is a legend 😂
@oscarreyna2290Күн бұрын
Menahem and Golan Globus,mate .
@mjrtom3176Күн бұрын
My friend and I have watched Bloodsport about 2 dozen times. It’s the best
@rpm2friedchickengasoline559Күн бұрын
I remember renting NINJA 3 lol
@btetschnerКүн бұрын
x I am also moving Pet Sematary (1989) to Halloween, this will be the first time I will watch it!
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"THE HAUNTING" as well as all else here mentioned is an art film noir masterpiece. It was remade in the late 1990s.
In Minnesota we cut pizza into squares.
The woman in Carnival of Souls is ASOCIAL, not ANTISOCIAL. Antisocial people are HIGHLY sociable, but lack morals and empathy. Asocial people are simply introverted and prefer music, literature, and art over social interaction.
My second favorite Cannon film (after LAM) is 52 Pick-Up, with Roy Scheider, Ann-Margret, Vanity, John Glover and Clarence Williams III.
Have you seen Maneater of Hydr a 1967. I was fascinated by the concept
This 🤡 opinion =🐒💩
This 🤡 cracking on Chuck Norris.
Revenge of the Ninja, with Sho Kosugi......was legendary ❤❤
They were ALL great ❤❤
Nicholas Cage is inconsistent. He’s phoned in many straight-to-video films because he was in debt. But if you watch “Leaving Las Vegas”, “Pig”, and “ Mandy”, you can see the great acting he’s capable of.
Christopher lee could not act hense no lines.
Haven't seen Ghost Watch yet, just boosted it up my list, thanks!
Probably out here alone, but Lake Mungo is way overrated IMO. There are two kinda maybe scary parts, and I think it's well made with the mocumentary take. Watched it with my family and they were completely bored throughout.
We Are Still Here is quite underrated in my opinion. Very glad to see it make the list, and due for a rewatch, great list!
Big VinSyn fan & your video popped up on my home page. Fun unboxing & great picks. Subbed to your channel!
christopher lee and peter cushing were amazing.
"Fluffy," the carnivorous creature from "The Crate," reminded me of the subterranean monsters in H. P. Lovecraft's, "The Lurking Fear." "A whiteish, gorilla-like thing with yellow fangs..." ("The Lurking Fear").
What're your thoughts on "The Last Man on Earth" starring Vincent Price?
13 Ghosts????!!!!!!! The original. With "Illusion O"...campy, corny and scary . How is this missing from your list?
The Shallow Grave I've seen is different to yours, it's made in England. Maybe that's what people don't like 🤔😊🐾💜😁👍👋
The original Cape Fear scared me to death! It’s still one of my all time favorite movies. The performances and the perfect tension of the film are beyond outstanding. Holds up still to this day ❤
Would you consider "Wolf" with Jack Nicholson a werewolf movie?
Yes, definitely.
I'm a huge VS fan! I have been ordering from them since 2019. I'm not a subscriber, but I pick up a lot during sales. I am waiting on my subscriber week order, I ordered 9 titles. I just watched Memorial Valley Massacre and its hilarious. 80's horror camp! My favorite VS release has been Beastmaster. Enjoying the channel!
Thank you! Oh man, I considered getting Memorial Valley Massacre and didn’t! Maybe next time. haha
I picked up Memorial Day Massacre because it has Cameron Mitchell in it. He’s one of the best B movie stars of the 80s. I also picked up Night Train To terror, which is anthology movie from the 80s. Also with Cameron Mitchell
Do watch D'amato's Beyond The Darkness. Top 5 Joe for me.
This was a great video. I have so many memories of going to the local shop to rent the latest vhs releases from this era. I'm 50 so this was basically my childhood/teenage years home entertainment. Bloodsport is also a favourite of mine and I just re-watched Lifeforce last week as I hadn't seen it in ages. Runaway Train is also a belter and any of the ninja/martial arts fests they made. My dad also loved Chuck Norris so we watched as many of those as we could. Just thought I'd also mention that I'm a woman and I still love all of these films, even the crappy looking ones with hilarious storylines and special effects. To me that's added enjoyment! 🤣 So nostalgic.
Hey man, Shallow Grave is awesome, it's got Death Proof vibes and a wicked 70s grindhouse aesthetic. Girl School Screamers is good to, troma must have acquired it because it's not their usual fayre. Cthulu Mansion is fun 😁 in my opinion you made some great choices from the VS catalogue Enjoy
Nice! I’m excited!
Welcome to the rabbit trails that are VS as a subscriber! I took the bait about a year and a half ago in their 2023 mid-year sale and haven’t regretted it. But I can say I love what they do and are doing as much my fav boutique label. Nice pick ups and enjoy! And yeah- Shallow Grave was pretty enjoyable 😉👍
@@ungraduatedmedia Thank you Ken!
I have this on dvd. It is a good movie. I liked all the segments. I like how he went into more about the first segment. Betty Field was an actress from the late 1930s till the late 1960s. More of a supporting actress in the '50s annd '60s. I remember watching this late one night on tv. Not a horror film but it had a dark atmosphere about it.
INTREPIDOS PUNKS is the shit. SO damn fun!!
Oh cool, that’s great to hear!
I would also have 'City of the Dead' here, a favorite as a kid and later. 'Village of the Damned' is pretty creepy and I saw that you mentioned 'The Innocents'. 'Peeping Tom' is here for me, although it is almost too disturbing. I also love that backstory about the ballroom site at the Great Salt Lake from 'Carnival of Souls' and I think 'Cape Fear' is '62. Great upload.
Never heard, of this picture. Looks watchable. The leading lady, beautiful??? I guess maybe, if you're British, or British descent. Just wait 'till she speaks, and sounds like Juliet Child, or Margaret Thatcher, with a pack-a-day, cigarette voice😝. English women always has that, if you notice😉.
I realize that Barfly doesn't fit in with this discussion, but I still can't believe that it was a Cannon movie.
I am also obsessed with VS and I also signed up for the entire 2023 subscriber package, but sadly regrated it because there were too many titles, I wasn't a fan of and would not have boughten on their own. Now I still buy a ton of VS releases and probably own over 150 titles from them and the partner labels they team up with.
The Goonies ?
Love the channel, love that you love this movie, but you need to lean in to the cartoon aspects right from the beginning, IMO. All that silliness sets the tone for the movie and I love it. I mean, maybe my favorite shot in the movie is the cartoon frame of Billie seeing the thing from The Crate. Lean in with me! Funny that for years (I saw this when it came out) The Lonesome Death Of Jordy Verrill was considered not only the weakest segment but actually the segment that sinks the movie and man I do NOT agree. The crazy cartoonishness, including King's performance, just makes it the actual highlight of the film for me these days. By the way, I love Knight Riders. Love it. It's a bit long and maybe drags a bit in the middle but it's oddly almost like an art-house movie in a weird way. Anyway, great overall review and as usual our tastes align so closely that all I can do is pick nits.
The Ghost And Mr. Chicken would have been in my top 20, it's a fun one
I like Texas chainsaw massacre 2 and Run away train the best
I really recommend "The Last Keepers". A rather gentle movie of the last pagan witch family and the coming of age (and power) of the daughter. Stars Aiden Quinn and Olympia Duakis. I watch it every autumn/Halloween.
Wow, that sounds amazing!
Near Dark was filmed in Coolidge, AZ between Tucson & Phoenix
Part of "Over The Top" was filmed in the 4 corners area on the Navajo Reservation
Ninja 3 was filmed here in Phoenix, Arizona 🏜🏜🏜
Saw it once when 1st came out. The last tale with the cockroaches really creeped me out. The Stephen king segment wasn't great, in fact the review of the film said his segment was the worst and he should stick to writing and not acting (paraphrasing what the review said). Have you seen the CreepShow anthology TV show on Shudder? AMC has broadcast each season. I enjoy the series and on the whole the segments are great (some not so great but still entertaining).
2:56 it was 14 years, actually
"It does combine the emotional drama of a child custody hearing, with um, arm wrestling!" Norm MacDonald.
That man is a legend 😂
Menahem and Golan Globus,mate .
My friend and I have watched Bloodsport about 2 dozen times. It’s the best
I remember renting NINJA 3 lol
x I am also moving Pet Sematary (1989) to Halloween, this will be the first time I will watch it!
Nice! Hope you enjoy!
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