Death Machine - Good Bad Flicks 

Besides Brad Dourif playing Chucky. This is his second best villain in his career. Dude didn't get the respect he should have in Hollywood. Played a great psychopath no matter what he played in.

I had the pleasure of visiting the set at Pinewood and interview the creature fx guys. Years later I became friends with the amazing Bill Hootkins through my radio work...so sad he passed away far too soon. This was a great movie, and the creature fx guys later went on to lead the work on Farscape and many other great sci-fi to shows and movies.

this movie also has so many references to video games and pop culture of the 80ties and 90ties, a true gem !!!!

that iggy azalea joke was classic

dude, thanks for this channel, Death Machine is one of those forgotten, underrated, but AWESOME movies I would've never seen if not for you

Two of the actors here(Martin McDougall and John Sharian) played ship captains in The Fifth Element.

Ramey, Carpenter, and Ridley S. That's cute.

I have this on DVD but I didn't know how gimped it was. You left out Yutani randomly yelling out "Shroyuken!" in one action scene, lol. Pretty entertaining movie still despite the editing.

Brad Dourif is absolutely bonkers in this movie and it is a thing of beauty.

Interesting to see Richard Brake here. He's probably more familiar today as Joe Chill from Batman Begins, the murderer of the Waynes. He's also the Night's King in Game of Thrones. That scene of him and Brad Dourif spitting was hilarious.

Kids, please don't use dirty underwear to bandage open wounds.

+100 bonus points for using those awesome old Thundercats outtakes.

Holy Donuts!

Anything with Dourif is just gold. He is easy on the eyes as well❤. I loved this movie.

I'm a bit distracted that Brad Dourif looks like Tommy Wiseau in this movie (though Death Machine came out way before The Room)

hearing that sick techno beat from the cyborg made me listen to nine inch nails after watching the video

This was a pretty good movie. It was on Netflix last year. Hopefully they put it back into circulation. Brad Dourif was perfect.

That part where he rips his underwear out from under him must be where Zoolander got it.

I can't help but love this movie. It's so corny it's hilarious.

I remember seeing the vhs box for this every time I went to the video store. Never rented it, but was always drawn to the cover art.

I never understand when an unrated version of a film gets almost no releases. Nightmare on Elm Street 5 and Scream both suffer from not having their gorier moments anywhere but laserdisc

It's amazing how much they accomplish with the atmosphere and feel of the movie with just a USD 6.5 million budget

1:32 Someone should tell James Nguyen that this is how you film a boardroom sequence.

I love your channel! It's like the complete opposite of CinemaSins. Cinema Sins shits on movies and u point out the good things! Keep it up. You will be a big hit one day I just know it.

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5:40 The guy on the ground did a pretty good job in not laughing.

I've been watching your videos for two years now and I've got to say, you make some of the most informative and high quality videos I watch. I am a huge fan and you will always have my support. Keep being awesome

holy donuts

I saw this movie once, in the 90s at a friends house, then completely forgot about it. Thanks for reminding me!

Just watched the director's cut here on YT in English. Great B movie.

Always happy to see a new goodbadflicks episode has been uploaded

I found this channel three days ago best thing ever

"GET. ON. MY. LEVEL." Comedy gold. Couldn't stop laughing on that part

I remember watching this on TV on a Saturday afternoon and having no idea what the hell I was seeing. Had never heard of it before. I think I even finished the movie.

I watched it uncut as a kid, I loved it and still remember the underwear scene as one of the most memorable scenes I have ever seen. Yutani was awesome! Thanks for making this video

THIS is the most 90's movie ever made. I was actually pleasantly surprised by the scope, the script, the depth of some of the main characters and how well realized this nightmare corporate tech company building was. Of course it could've definitely benefited from some cuts and a bigger budget. Their were some sequences that were very well done with the animatronics, and whatever puppet they used was always done well within the scale of the other actors on-set. The lighting was well done and it explored some concepts I've never really seen done. It was however, a shameless "borrower" of many cliches, but it did have at least one pretty compelling villain orchestrating the whole thing. It was nice to see some acting chops on "most" of the main characters, though the ending is a bit anti-climactic. Its also two hours long and somehow doesn't feel like its two hours long *edit* I didn't realize I was clearly watching the directors cut and it is the version I would recommend watching.

Hey I'm from the near future, and have travelled to this month of 2015 to tell you that you'll soon have millions of subscribers :).

I love everything about this movie: the cast, the sets, the story, props... Cushing, Lee and Price were the old guard, I regarded Dourif, Combs and Campbell as the new generation.

Honestly this movie is awesome. All actors are good, effects still hold up, some cheesy sound effects here and there but I believe that was intentional, just like the callbacks to other movies like Terminator, Aliens, etc. And of course, Brad Dourif is the cherry on top.

Loved the Aliens reference.

Very good review! This movie looks awesome and very funny! I have to watch it! I'm from Germany, and this is one of the rare cases, that a violent movie was in my country released uncut, but not in the U.S. Mostly it is the other way around. Many violent action- and horror-movies are only released cut in Germany, because the uncut versions were indexed or even seized. Our authorities are not really tolerant to movies. :( But thank God for the internet! :D And for Austria, our also german-speaking neighbour country, which doesn't have that problem! We import the most uncut DVDs from there. PS: Sorry for my bad English. I'm still learning.

5:45 that dude trying not to laugh. so great.

This scene with ripped child arm in the bloody sink haunt me for years. Great movie

Ah, Brad Dourif...it just ain’t a B movie cheese classic unless he’s in it. Or Lance Henrickson. Those guys define this genre and I love em.

DANTE RULES Brad Dourif!!! Dante does RULE

very late, but this video is how i found your channel! absolutely love this movie, the names are fun references for the horror authors and the story i found very engaging and filled with tension. I know most people don't recommend piracy, but i acquired the full director's cut and the movie as a whole is amazing fun. Would love for it to get an official release, and keep making great videos

I've known about this movie since I was a kid, and was always curious, but now I actually want to see it.

5:48 The most 90s martial arts removal of patterned boxer shorts ever! Raaaaarrrrr!!

Yes! You finally got to this movie. Awesome movie in my opinion. I hope you do Moontrap and Dark side of the Moon next.

Man, this is one of my favourite Sci-fi spoofs. I love it so much!

I remember seeing this on the self at Blockbuster. You remember Blockbuster, yes?

I love this movie! I showed this too my friend and half way threw the movie he said "TURN IT OFF THIS SUCKS!!!" I couldnt beleive it so I just went too the end of the movie where the death machine falls from the top of the building onto the cop. He laughed his ass off. HOLY DONUTS!!!

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I loved this movie! The loser guy who gets transformed into a cybernetic super soldier goes in so hard when he jumps the death machine in the elevator and takes it on in hand to hand combat when he ran out of ammunition.

'So that's where I left the Eeeeeeee!' God damn it. That had me laughing like a dumbass for a solid ten minutes.

"more like the aarp" awesome dry sarcasm! I love your humor, keep it up!

the holly donut got a good chuckle out of me

Brad Dourif is awesome, I'll have to check this one out, I'll hope for a directors cut and try and wait for that though.

That bearded guy clearly thought he was Orson Welles.

Here's a film right up your alley, 976-Evil from 1988. It was directed by Robert Englund, Freddy Krueger himself! :)

I had to pause the video after near/far future. Couldn't pay attention cause I was laughing so hard!

Awesome movie. I go the Taiwan Laserdisc signed by Richard Brake (showed on my channel) as well as the movie poster. I haven't gotten Brad to sign it yet.

5:48 - When the guy is pulling his underwear from his pants, I’m surprised you didn’t make a Zoolander joke.

I think I remember watching this way back in the day once on the SciFi Channel

I had no idea there was a good cut of this movie in existence!! I just have the VHS that I bought because of Brad Dourif! It is so severely flawed, but there is so much to love, which honestly surprised me (I've seen almost all of Brad's 90's movies, and WOW). I have GOT to find me that director's cut. We could always sense that the movie was so close to being good, but it looked like it got edited by a Death Machine. This explains so much. PS I met Brad at a Con and he is a total sweetheart. My Favorite Actor!!

Carpenter, Ridley, Raimi....subtle referencing from the writers.

That shark joke always gets me XD awesome video as always

You are every bit as funny as MST3K. I just discovered your channel a couple days ago and I've been laughing all week. Plus, You've inspired me to watch a couple of these old gems for the 1st time in my life.

7:58 "Holy Donuts!" I fucking lost it at that part. It's a shame there was never a proper director's cut release, but if there ever is, I'll definitely check it out.

Ridley, Raimi, and Carpenter, eh?

One of the first movies I owned on DVD back when the players were moderately affordable and only single layer (yes, I'm talking predating the Matrix DVD release). Such a great film. Wish I still have it :(

the extended cut of this is so great lol

I remember renting this film back in the day. I thought it had a decent story, just hampered by its low budget. Thanks for the thorough look back at this one. Somehow, you manage to keep finding these great nostalgic gems.

Quick fun facts: David S. Goyer and Stephen Norrington worked togther on Blade. They apparently didn't like each other or rather Norrington always put Goyer down. Wonder how true that is since Brad Dourif's "Agent of Chaos" monologue is strikingly similar to Heath Ledger's Joker in "The Dark Knight", which was written by Goyer. Also, Brad Dourif was supposedly Tim Burton's first choice to play the Joker in 1989 Batman.

Stephan Norrington, helped to create loads of brilliant animatronics on Return to Oz 1985. Elstree film studios. ( all CGI now) I loved his vibe . Then I worked on “Split Second” with him where he created the Killer. Rutger Hauer. Was the Cop. P.S Mr Hauer had his own personal espresso machine, in his dressing room

Great review as always. I love this movie. Grew up on it and a huge fan since I was 14 (year it was released) I still own the ex-rental vhs and have it dvd. Still waiting for a ultimate directors edition that's not aimed at the German Market. They don't make epic movies like this anymore. Grungy,kool cyber punk movies.

Thank you for doing this film justice, I have always liked this movie and thought it deserved positive credit. I love Yutani's reference to Street Fighter when he is firing his gun at the Warbeast. Arrrrukin!!

Fun fact the Dante character was suppose to have a completely different look but the director and producer were too scared of Brad. Also I don't think he was acting or given any lines. He made up his role as he went along.

What I remember most from this film was how the Death Machine was completely immune to every caliber of bullet under the sun, but the cyborg guy could hurt it with his clumsy punches.

The ecoterrorist dudes have a bunch of really charming interaction / characterization scenes.

Great film seen it when I was much younger, still holds it own today.

"I'm sick of your filth, Portman"😀.

6:48 now I realize why this seemed familiar, it was shown as "Warbeast" on Sci-Fi Channel back in the day.

I have the same name as Brad Dourif's character, and I am completely fine with that.

This is one of my favorites.

This look insane, now I HAVE to see this!

Update for those who don't know, this was released on blu ray in Germany. It's a 3 Disc Limited edition, 1 x Blu ray, 1 x Dvd, 1 x CD soundtrack. It is the directors cut, with English audio and German audio. Worth getting if you can find it, but unfortunately extremely limited.

Great review! This is one of my favorite films, it's always nice to hear people talk about it. Fun fact: you think the US dvd release is bad? A French dub was released on VHS in Canada, and it somehow managed to be ten times as worse. I bought a copy of it for fun a few years ago, and pretty much every scene that isn't an action scene is missing! Dante doesn't even get an introduction with Cale; he just randomly shows up and kills Ridley. It's the weirdest thing. Read that Hardware was one of your personal faves, i hope to see you talk about it soon! I first heard about it because Death Machine kept getting compared to it, and laughed a lot when i recognized Hootkins as the gross neighboor, haha.

Holy crap... I've actually seen this one before and I recall the box art being in Blockbusters every time I went to one as a kid! XD

I laughed the whole time!!!! Get on my level....brilliant man!!!

Nice hope to see more of your review

My man, as much as l love the exploring series. These GoodBad flicks episodes are phenomenal. Going through your backlog recently has my girlfriend on a kick to rewatch or see these types of l movies. I've been a happy feller.

the first movie where the german cut is longer than all other cuts lol

somebody get Screamfactory on the phone asap

The problem with Death Machine was not only the violence but also that it was a '80s movie made in mid-'90s, Norrington was too consciously referencing the '80s movies he liked; Aliens, Terminator,...

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I remember this movie. They show it a lot on Impact on Demand.

this move looks insane, need to watch it now!

I love this movie

"Holy donuts."