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A Western HORROR! ... High Plains Drifter (1973) FIRST TIME WATCHING! | MOVIE REACTION & COMMENTARY!

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Movie: High Plains Drifter (1973)
Director: Clint Eastwood
Writer: Ernest Tidyman
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A gunfighting stranger comes to the small settlement of Lago. After gunning down three gunmen who tried to kill him, the townsfolk decide to hire the Stranger to hold off three outlaws who are on their way.
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@Not-Impressed..1821 Год назад

My favourite Clint Eastwood movie. Minimalistic, rudimentary, a psychological cowboy film, almost outwardly and sci-fi.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Completely second those descriptives ... and very interesting to think about it fitting the sci-fi genre, didn't come to mind, but now that it's mentioned, it does have somewhat that quality

@jackthomas6952 5 месяцев назад

Clint is the slain Town Marshal back from the dead.

@eric7922 Месяц назад

Django can’t hold a candle to this. One of the best Westerns ever made.

@latenightswithsammy Месяц назад

Ohh, I don't know 😅 I'd say they are on equal status, I only say this cause I have a personal fondness when / how I 'experienced' Django :)

@johnbeck3270 9 месяцев назад

Clint Eastwood admitted, I believe later, that this “man with no name” was in fact an avenging spirit. This theme was again used by him in “Pale Rider”.

@latenightswithsammy 9 месяцев назад

Very cool!

@jackthomas6952 5 месяцев назад

In Pale Rider Clint has admitted his character is a ghost.

@prisonerofthehighway1059 Год назад

This movie always reminds me of some of the better Stephen King stories. That ever increasing sense of dread, pressure and anticipation. You KNOW at some point that all hell is gonna break loose and you’re just clenched up waiting lol. Great movie.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Well put! That ending just elevated the film to another level, makes the entire film that much more mysterious 😆

@kingbeauregard 6 месяцев назад

Very glad you liked this! It's my favorite Western, it's been my favorite for decades.

@latenightswithsammy 5 месяцев назад

Of recent memory, I'd say this is one of the most enjoyable westerns I'm seen :)

@LilannB 5 месяцев назад

This is my favorite Clint Eastwood western. I find it unique among westerns. This was also the second film directed by Eastwood. Another Eastwood western that is similar to High Plains Drifter is Pale Rider though IMO not as dark as this film.

@latenightswithsammy 5 месяцев назад

Had a blast with all 3 of them. Without a doubt though, High Plains Drifter was head and shoulders above the other two 😆

@peaceman1300 Год назад

One of my favorite Clint Eastwoods' movies!!

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

It was so DIFFERENT! It will definitely stick in the cinema brain for quite some time 😆

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

11:05 Mark! For viewers that saw the original "CBS" series "Magnum, P.I." before ever seeing this movie, seeing "Higgins" react that way was funny! 😊😂

@Little-Larry777 Месяц назад

Seeing John Hillerman pop up in movies from time to time is always interesting and funny.

@BigGator5 Год назад

"Be careful. You're a man who makes people afraid, and that's dangerous." "It's what people know about themselves inside that makes 'em afraid." Fun Fact: One of the headstones in the graveyard bears the name "Sergio Leone" as a tribute. Legendary Director Fact: This movie came in under budget and two days ahead of schedule. Clint Eastwood is famous for being an extremely efficient director. Location Location Fact: Universal Pictures wanted this movie to be shot on the studio lot. Instead, Clint Eastwood had a whole town built in the desert near Mono Lake in the California Sierras. Many of the buildings were complete and three-dimensional, so that interiors could be shot on-location.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Awesome exchange of lines! And that was awesome of him to give Sergio Leone that tribute 😊 I've heard so much about him being notorious for one take shots ... and surprisingly, how well they perform! We'd never know if it were the first, or fifteenth take .. so in terms of producing a film, he's really a studio's "preferred/safe" choice of Director ... I'd assume. And really appreciate that the set was all built and tactile ... really gives it another level of realism within it's distinctive atmosphere

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

3:27 Mark! I love horses and trains! So I like how the hoofbeats remind me of an old steam locomotive slowly arriving in town! 😊

@jamielandis4308 Год назад

A buddy showed this to me about 30 years ago. This is my favorite western next to “Tombstone.”

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Indeed, a stellar western picture ... and now I'm (super) eager to watch "Tombstone" 😁

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

16:26 Mark! "Bullhorned"?! 😅 He wasn't gored! He was whipped to death by "bullwhips"! 😮

@jamesmoyner7499 Год назад

I haven’t seen this film and have it on my list to eventually watch and am just leaving this comment after immediately pausing the video to type. Some westerns and Eastwood films I recommend: Destry Rides Again, The Magnificent Seven, Hot Lead and Cold Feet, Bronco Billy, The Cheyenne Social Club, Bad Day at Black Rock, The Outlaw Josey Wales, The Villain (1979),

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Fantastic! Will keep an eye out for these films on future Western watches 😆 Thanks James!

@DaNinja60 Год назад

My favorite movie even after all these years. Glad you got a chance to catch it. Revenge from the grave.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

From all the westerns with Clint (I've seen so far), this one is currently ranking at #1 ... an extremely cathartic experience with very interesting themes 😆

@RM-306 Год назад

How have I just found this channel? What am amazing selection of movies, Esspecially the old sci-fi classics. Great work mate. Sub

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Hey there 😀 thanks for tuning in! And yes, a lot of the credit goes out to the amazingly passionate film enthusiasts who recommend these great pictures. And thank you so much for the support!

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

15:07 Mark! That character actor! He has a funny role as a cultist neighbor in the "ABC" sitcom "Mork & Mindy"! 😊

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

Thumb Up #201! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! ☺️ Notes: After viewing it via "Netflix" and my finally thinking ot had a Horror Genre vibe to it, it was a nice coincidence to see that someone else felt that way too, so that helped lure me in to viewing your video. 😊 Cute! Teddy Bear input! 🧸

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

1:59 Mark! "Captain, we are a go!" Now that's serendipity! The poor Dwarf refers to "The Stranger" as "Captain"! 🫡

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

13:20 Mark! By the way! That character actor! My favorite bad guy role of his is in the original "ABC" series "Battlestar Galactica"! 😎👍

@Snatcher42 Год назад

The theme song of this movie gives me chills (in a good way).

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Me too! So appropriate for the theme of the film

@jackthomas6952 5 месяцев назад

It very much is kind’ve a horror movie

@karimhicks8376 Год назад

Nothing like an aged boubon whiskey to wet a man's appetite.

@kingscorpion7346 Год назад

in a way, there was a re-imagining of this story in the mid 1980's and made modern instead of the old west. the title of that movie was The Wraith, starring Charlie Sheen, and you'll find similarities between the two.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Interesting! Are you aware if there were any homages made to this film? That'd be cool 😀 Thanks for writing in!

@thunderstruck5484 Год назад

I rewatched “Shane” the other day and not sure if you’ve seen it but it’s probably one of the first movies like this with the gunfighter stranger showing up and dealing with the towns bad guy problem, but it’s excellent! 1953 , thanks

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Sweet! Never seen it, but have heard about it, and its reputation ... and to read that it has a similar thematic connection with this film, I've gotta check it out at some point now 😆 Thanks for writing in!

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

23:44 Mark! Huh? "Hitchhike"? Equestrians aren't hitchhiking! 😁

@itubeutubewealltube1 Год назад

dont miss "the outlaw josie wales"

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Hey Ed! Yup, I've heard that it is another great C. Eastwood picture. Thanks for writing in 😊

@SimoExMachina2 Год назад

In Finland, the Finnish title of this movie translates to "The Whip". If you have seen the movie, you can understand why.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Appropriate title 👌

@ericjanssen394 Год назад

Since there's no reaction to 1993's "Unforgiven", can we assume you've already seen that essential bit of Clint lore?

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

... not yet 😅 BUT, Eric, I do intend to watch it, I hear only good things about the picture! Thanks for bringing the film up, it is a quintessential Western .. another one I've yet to get to is Tombstone

@Soolus 6 месяцев назад

You know Django is a remake right.. the original Django is the one who ask Jamie is in the scene at the bar and where he said the D silent..this one of my favorite western.. the dollar series is inspired by the old Japanese movie Yojimbo

@jeffkolln5291 10 месяцев назад

The best Western with Pale Rider

@latenightswithsammy 10 месяцев назад

Definitely up there! They're so good 😊

@SimoExMachina2 Год назад

The barber is the same guy who plays one the saloon innkeepers in the HBO TV series Dead Wood.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Interesting connection! I had no idea Timothy Olyphant was in a highly acclaimed western series + movie ... I wonder whether this had any influence on Quentin Tarantino for 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'

@godisamulti-racialhermaphr7560 2 месяца назад

Not Timothy Olyphant, the barber was played by actor William O Connell.

@karimhicks8376 Год назад

Revelations: and upon the pale horse, rode death!!!

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

19:03 Mark! Today, as per the "Wikipedia" article, people presume he was the "Federal Marshall" not just a mere "town marshall" from when legal titles weren't firmly established. If he was actually a "Federal Marshall" others would have taken care of business before "The Stranger" arrived! 😮

@karimhicks8376 Год назад

The ghost rider. Coming from hell perhaps.

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

25:44 Mark! "Entire lake on fire"?! Now! Now! Let's not exaggerate! 😁😉

@karimhicks8376 Год назад

Clint Eastwood had learned from Director Sergio Leoni.

@Edward-dd9tf Год назад

When fans and critics talk about the great Westerns Clint directed, they always mention Unforgiven, Josey Wales and Pale Rider. But to me this is his best, a perfect blending of High Noon and A Fistful of Dollars . The only objectionable part is the rape scene.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Just about agree with this entire comment! Hopefully this film is resurfaces and gets some much deserved attention 😆

@jerryfick613 8 месяцев назад

It is objectionable in isolation, no argument. Bear with me, and please read the following carefully. In the context of this film, she used sex to manipulate and influence people. She clearly had an affair with Stacey, and it's implied she talked him and his crew into the conspiracy and murder of Marshall Duncan. Sex was her weapon, which she used against he Marshall, The vengeful spirit turned sex against her in its exaction of the town. Even in this, I think it is supposed to be objectionable. The drifter is an antihero, a dark spirit exacting revenge against a bunch of greedy cowards unwilling to face their deeds. Consider the story of Willy Wonka; each child represented a vice, and each vice was turned against them. In much the same way, each person who participated in the conspiracy paid out according to what they loved or how they participated in the theft and murder.

@Edward-dd9tf 8 месяцев назад

@@jerryfick613 I see what you mean, but still, it would have been more palatable if it had been a seduction scene instead of a rape. It's like that scene in Goldfinger where Bond ends up on top of Pussy Galore in the hay. It's a turn off because it looks like he's forcing himself on her.

@jackthomas6952 5 месяцев назад

It was punishment for her part in Duncan’s murder.

@PrivateIvan Год назад

So I saw this movie when it was first released in 1973 (I was eight! What were my folks thinking? But I did love it even then.) Loved watching your commentary--regarding the town's guilt, people in NYC were unnerved by this flick because we still remembered the murder of Kitty Genovese (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Kitty_Genovese), and I'm not sure if that was part of the inspiration for that movie, but HPD screenwriter Ernest Tidyman also wrote the scripts for Shaft and The French Connection, so there's no way he didn't know about what was happening in NYC... Great work! Thanks!

@themost8352 21 день назад

I know it's been a while since this comment, but it deserved a wow, great theory! There you go.

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

13:27 Mark! Nope! Only if he is using guns made by "Sharp"! "Be a Sharp shooter!" belongs to them! 🧐

@DEVILxMAYxCRYx5 Год назад

That Intro music is haunting

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Completely agree! Gave me goosebumps 😁

@williamcurry4868 Год назад

May I recognize another Clint Eastwood film, Pale Rider. Thank you

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Fantastic recommendation William! Thanks for writing in, hope to get to it sometime 😆

@Edward-dd9tf Год назад

This film, whether intentionally or not, is a blending of High Noon and A Fistful of Dollars

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Interesting combination, would not have thought of High Noon, but I can see it ☺️

@jackthomas6952 5 месяцев назад

I don’t think so. I say this movie is a blending of a fistful of dollars and a ghost story.

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

3:08 Mark! "Clint Eastwood"? Hmm. In this movie with a big lake is he, "Clint Driftwood"? 🤔😃😅🤣

@bobcobb3654 Год назад

The digital restoration kind of works against this one. I remember watching this on VHS with my dad in the 80s and you really couldn’t make out exactly who it was getting whipped to death, so you kinda wondered “was that Eastwood?” Eastwood even cast his stunt double in the part and had him shave off his beard to make it ambiguous.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Huh! This would be the first film I've seen where (I think you're right) a high-res version is both good (I'm very appreciative of some scenes being high-res ... they just look beautiful) / bad ... interesting.

@paulklarich3450 2 месяца назад

Is he the avenging spirit or his avenging brother? Nobody in town recognizes him. Why does a ghost need food and companionship? His dream seems to put him in the actual fray or did he hear about it? At the end do we know his name as Jim Duncan or just Duncan? I think clint's stuntman played jim. Imagine if it is his brother...he survived a whole lot of near misses in getting killed.

@GrouchyMarx Год назад

Saw your "A Fistful of Dollars" video too. Be sure to do the two followups of that trilogy someday called "For A Few Dollars More" (1965), and "The Good the Bad and the Ugly" (1966). For another really enjoyable western put "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" (1962) on your list.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

For sure! Won't forget those two, and thank you for the additional recommendation 😆

@thunderstruck5484 Год назад

Excellent movie seen many times, thanks for reacting, also I like how so many of these same actors are in other Eastwood movies, not sure if that’s the studio’s decision or Clint’s

@anthonymunn8633 Год назад

It's Clint's.He likes to have a rep company of actors he can depend on to do the job.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Glad to have watched it with everyone! And I think the 'same actors' thing is pretty cool ... although I'm pretty sure it's not his intention, but it's a cool invisible connective thread through the movies, like this one has with the "Dollars trilogy" 😆

@jeffwerth2707 Год назад

You keep calling it a "bull horn" - its a bull WHIP. A bull horn is like a mega phone

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Don't know how I did that, my apologies 😅 Thanks for pointing that out Jeff

@jeffwerth2707 Год назад

but yes it is a good movie - ty for the review

@Uncle-Charlie Год назад

Great job!

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Thanks for tuning in Charlie ☺

@longfootbuddy Год назад

im hoping you will eventually watch akira kurosawa's movies, you may even hear people bring him up with movies such as high plains drifter, that took inspiration from his movies, and some might say flat out ripped them off.. all the same, to me, it only means two handfulls of great movies, rather than one.. i like samurai and gunslinger movies alike, and if you havent seen any akira's movies, you may be suprised how good they are

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Yes! I've had the advice given to start checking out more foreign films too, so Kurosawa might be the right place to start 😀

@alexmontanez2153 Год назад

You should watch outlaw josie wales or two mules for sister sara . Clint eastwood. Django has music from two mules from sister sara

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

WOAH! Django connection ... cool! 😆

@jerryfick613 8 месяцев назад

First time watching this channel, question for the subscribers... Are the broken and mixed metaphors part of the charm for you? I'm undecided on whether i find them endearing or unnerving.

@latenightswithsammy 8 месяцев назад

As long as it sparks a conversation, or can be corrected on it with a right explanation. Not shy of admitting I'm wrong :) Thanks for writing in

@99subetai Год назад

"BullWHIP," my friend, not "bullhorn."

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Yes 😅 I got carried away with the wrong word ...

@wisdom673 4 месяца назад

You skipped the controversial scene!

@nathan8590 Год назад

You should do a reaction of Pale rider and Hang em' high, both starring Eastwood. They're both very similar to High plains drifter.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Great suggestions Nathan! I think Pale Rider might be the next one 😆

@tomg6318 7 месяцев назад

Not too many reactions to this movie great job!

@latenightswithsammy 7 месяцев назад

So glad it was recommended in the comment section, and thank you for tuning in :)

@Just-Saiyan Год назад

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@imdiyu Год назад

When I watched the film for the first time. I had a funny thought. I have recently started to work as an Urbanist and an artist who goes for participatory approaches. When Clint Eastwood mobilises the entire town to follow his lead, with shared resources, and bring changes. That's an Urbanist's dream. Except Urbanist's don't prefer people cooperating with fear, but with understanding, to make their town a better place to live. But here of course, it was a big F U to the town. 😁

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

What an interesting connection! And yes, the sentiment to get everyone under his leadership did fall on his intents; although not entirely spelled out, we kinda get the notion that Justice, no matter how ugly, was done ...

@JimmieRayGiboney 6 месяцев назад

26:14 Mark! "Bullhorn" again? Aha! 📢📣 The first one is electronic and the second one is also known as a "megaphone". Both were inspired by actual horns from bulls being used to amplify shooting! Why are you calling "bullwhips" that anyway? 🤔

@stanleynykaza9042 5 месяцев назад

Great reaction !Please do PALE RIDER next w/ Clint EASTWOOD also the movie SHANE

@latenightswithsammy 5 месяцев назад

Yup, 'Pale Rider' is up on the channel, had fun with that one. Have yet to watch 'Shane' :)

@karimhicks8376 Год назад

Was the town of LARGO, BUILT by Mono Lake?

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Not sure 🤔

@nataliestclair6176 7 месяцев назад

I love Clint in this movie, but sorry Sammy it's not a horror western ghost story. Clint's character is the brother of the marshall that was killed. The audience is led to believe its a ghost but it's not. This was confirmed by Clint Eastwood himself in an A&E biography where he stated that the Stranger was not the ghost of the marshall killed in the films opening but was the Marshall's brother. Clint Eastwood did play a character in a ghost western Supernatural story in Pale Rider

@jackthomas6952 5 месяцев назад

I thought he had said it’s kind’ve ambiguous and up to the audience, but that in the first draft the stranger was his brother but later on was changed to a more supernatural feel.

@shanenelson3825 Год назад

West World 1970s movie.

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Really enjoyed watching that film 🤠

@renerubia 6 месяцев назад

You didn't show the rape scene right after he killed those men at the beginning of the movie.

@latenightswithsammy 6 месяцев назад

It's a very grim section of the film ... decided not to show it.

@dewaynejelks9088 Год назад

try "Silverado"

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Sweet! Thanks for bringing it up Dewayne 😆 never heard of the picture

@ewoe21 4 месяца назад

Great review. You should do Tombstone.

@latenightswithsammy 4 месяца назад

Thank you for tuning in :) Yes! Been looking forward to watching that one! Thanks for the recommendation

@tapoemt3995 Месяц назад

Clint Eastwood wins... Normality!

@latenightswithsammy Месяц назад

😆

@joerenaud8292 Год назад

This has always been a underrated western movie because of it's ghostly and haunting aspects but I place it up there with the best of Clint Eastwood western movies. It's surprising how little attention this movie actually gets over the decades and the reactions to it here on you-tube are almost nill.

@jamesharper3933 Год назад

New subscriber. Great reactions to the movies I've checked out. Believe it or not, I like this movie better than any of the 3 Sergio Leone films. When you can add it to the list, definitely check out the 1971 Clint Eastwood movie Play Misty For Me. 👍

@latenightswithsammy Год назад

Hey James! Thank you so much for the support, and tuning in 😊 I have yet to check out the other 2 Sergio Leone films (Dollars trilogy) but can agree with you in comparison with the first (A Fistful of Dollars) ... I've never had such a shiver by the end of a film like this and "Unforgiven." And thank you for the recommendation too! I've yet to check out Clint Eastwood's non-western films 😅

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