Hunting Down a WEREWOLF - The Beast Must Die (1974) 

Yes, but it made it night for him at all times! Way to get into character!

Never heard of the song "Sunglasses At Night?"

@@dubuyajay9964 Corey Hart. That pilot ain’t no Corey Hart.

and the shadows...

It isn't just you. That is a dead give away. You shouldn't doubt yourself King. You're 6 foot to me homie.

I see what you did there. Nice.😂

Lol

Thank God I'm a man!

hahahahahahahahahah, brilliant.

Hahahahaha!!!

I know right!? 😂😂😂

Life finds a way.

That movie is so stupid if people can shoot whales they can shoot dinosaurs.I'm in hippie environmentally friendly dinosaur city so I can't shoot anything because I'm too little to do something.Where the **** am I going with this?

He spared expenses with Nedry. 🙄🖥️🌴🦕🦖

You need to lay off the chardonnay. 😂

You’d like it. I saw this movie in the early 1980’s and I specifically remember two clues that tell you it was Michael Gambon’s character. The most important clue was that he tried to flee as soon as he learned that he was being hunted - before any evidence of there even being a werewolf. He was the only ‘guest’ that didn’t need evidence since he KNEW there was a werewolf present… himself. So he was immediately aware that HE was the one being hunted. This part was left out of Mark’s review. The second clue came when Gambon’s character tried passing around the silver candlestick, knowing that it was actually harmless due to the lack of wolfbane pollen present. As a werewolf, he would likely know this. There is another more subtle clue when they are discussing their backstories. His behavior was different from the others. While the others were defiantly defending their past behavior, or even bragging about it; Gambon’s character is more cagey and elusive. It’s worth a watch and clever at times.

Murder By Death (1976) and Clue (1985) are two of my favorite spoofs of this genre. On a side note, I love that Mr. Hammer Alumnus Himself, Peter Cushing, starred in The Beast Must Die (1974) and Sir Alec Guinness was in Murder By Death. If there’s even a slight nod to a Star Wars “Degrees of Separation,” my brain will find it! 💚🤣🤣💚

@Ethan PowelsAnd that's ok. What ever makes you happy 😉

In my last year of high school I had a girlfriend who was part of a clique who were really eccentric. They were a mix of goth and hipster with steampunk thrown in for bizarre measure lol. Anyway they would get together to do those murder mystery dinner party games like two or three times a week. They also did Live Action Roleplaying. Both much more fun than they ought to be. Would love to do this again.

Well, he fought everything from mummies to Dracula (the latter like 5 times, and even as his own great-grandson) so he should know. :)

He should invest in vintage 🎤 microphones because the software he uses to give his voice effects does not match the original

He apparently also knows a little about Death Stars and rebel scum...

Peter Cushing has more exprience to blow up planets.

Yes but they’re no where near as good as they used to be. He used to make clever in-depth reviews that were hilarious (back when the show was called bad movies). Now he resorts to basically narrating the movie and making a few comments here and there about what happens that are not funny.

Ha, those are the two I'd most expect to know how to play chess.

@@The_Kentuckian Yes, I was taken a back. Peter Cushing and Charles Grey did not know how to play chess. I like chess. I am a middling player, but I do like the symmetry of chess.

...meets an Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy graduate.

I reckon Clooney or Pitt would be better

Make sure to explain Tom's obsession with werewolves.

Instead of killing himself, he should have accepted this new way of hunting. He could go on to hunt other monsters.

Idc if it’s a black or white guy just a good actor

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Me too. Rifftrax is great too

Right on

This has taken more than a second.

Best part

It is so funny

Yeah my favorite was the one from that movie "Invisible Child". You know how many times I would be making a pizza in my kitchen and my friends (stoned as can be) would be like "yeah that's cool TJ, is that pizza almost done?" 🤣

@@LSSJTHORthat one was hilarious lol I like the one in the attack of the ugly bird where he’s showing naked pictures of himself the most 😂

like givingbackzach?

You must tell us all about it, Sir.

@@dubuyajay9964 ...over dinner, no less

No shit

Reminds me of that dude that lost his leg in an accident and since it was recovered and not that damaged he decided to serve it as tacos to some friends

Guilty as charged.

Not me. Some are good, some are OK, some are bad.

I *always* hit like before pressing play, I'm liable to forget otherwise. If I don't like what I see, I'll remove the like or give a dislike.

I will now,lol.Mark cracks me up.

@@mikehunt4986 back when the show was called bad movies…the good times

LOL, I do believe my drunken mind has created a few actual "werewolf breaks" at times. Thank goodness, I needed the break.

@@Brian_Grant "Is the werewolf the drunken man sleeping on the couch? Perhaps adding new meaning to the term, 'hair of the dog?'". 🥴🐺🍺🥃

How it say 23 hours ago? Get wrecked

Leave Hornswoggle alone! What did he ever do to you? 😂

@@unterdessen8822 Aw man, it reminds me, I used to watch that kids' tv show when I was young, in the early 90s. "L'ilôt de Lili" (Lili's Small Island). The host of the show had dwarfism. The concept was similar to Mister Rogers in that every day, new kids were invited on Lili's island while Lolo (the dwarf) was... I don't know actually. Anyway, 20 years later, I see his face on the news - Paul Cagelet. Arrested. Possession and distribution of child material. My childhood was a lie!!! So yeah, I swore I'd hunt every one of them as a payback.

@@fatkart7641 Wow. That should be the plot of the next Terminator movie. I mean, the story is already better than T3-6. "SKYNET sends a Terminator back in time to save Fat Kart's childhood by eradicating the world's entire little people population. Including the African pygmy tribes." But you know, that your side would be the villains in this, right? 🤣

@@unterdessen8822 I can live with that. Now tell me how much you need and make that movie happen! :D

@@fatkart7641 Aw, I'm not Hollywood. My ideas would be much shittier, if I was.

Yup. Glad to see Hugo Boss put their World War II days behind them.

Psychomania was a blast the first two times I watched it. "What are we waiting for?"

@@VonWenk I only realized fairly recently that "Psychomania" was written by the same guys who wrote "Horror Express" - another one of those crazy one-off 1970s horror films that I grew up loving. Very different film, but equally crazy and memorable in its way :)

@@blatherskite3009 I had no idea Horror Express and Psychomania shared writers. I do enjoy both of them, especially Horror Express.

I love this movie as well, the Werewolf is a bit shit but the premise is good and so is the cast. Psychomania is so much fun, not heard anyone talk about that movie ever. It is weird as hell but I can't help but love it.

'I unironically love this movie.' You could have just said "i love this movie'.

You forgot to mention Michael Gambon

"Clue?"

Well said and I totally agree. I guess we all need to be a little crazy sometimes to enjoy Mark's zany reviews ;)

@@steveharvey2102 🤪 it definitely helps haha 😄

He did things backwards it feels like lol

He played along to screw with the guests (who had no idea what was going on). After they scream and run to check on him, he starts laughing.

Remember watching this with my sis in the 80s.

"That's a rather tender subject. Another slice?"

I think it’s cheaper ($0.85) if you are wearing traditional Scottish garb while standing close to the loch with Goldfish crackers.

His whole career has been a strange journey.

@@hostofwords How strange was it?

So if someone showed up with a pitchfork you’d be all “Oh look who showed up without a torch!!! Go home Greg, you’ve not INVITED!!” Not cool man😆

There's a southern joke there, I just know it.

Wow .......SOOOOOO funny