While I didn't get that, as someone who loves In-n-Out burger, you should be VERY proud of "animal-style acting." It PERFECTLY communicates what you meant.
@@danstiver9135 That's true, you probably can find a lot of madness just going through Hasselhoff's career on IMDb. I definitely need to get on Patreon to make sure she can keep dredging IMDb for us.
Either Allison has become really well-trained at interacting with puppets, or the puppeteet behind Sunny Jim has manage to turn him into a real person. Because the way you two interacting together were
Puppet? That's it, I'm calling Starch and Jim's Anti-Defamation League. _But really, Greg is just that fantastic. Both he and Trent manage to even do OUTTAKES as if Sunny Jim and Starchibald are separate actors._
I can't help but think that while Not-Michael-Knight was in this town in Arizona, he had left a car in Chicago and funny shenanigans were happening to it.
"Not- Michael, please don't leave me booted here! I'm sorry I didn't move parking spaces when the meter expired, but you were in that strip club for so long - I HAD to shut down; I can only idle for so long! Wait... No! Not the impound yard!"
Movie Nights field trip! Oh man, I didn’t realize there was a London Bridge in Arizona. This is one of the reasons I love your videos so much. I learn while being entertained. Also you and Sunny Jim need a travel channel show just going to different locations where movies were shot.
Im having a 'good day' for the first time in months, and this review just made it a great day :) Thank you Lupa and little muppet man I really enjoyed this well deserved laugh
Watching you guys cracking up over imagining Jack The Ripper taking in various local amenities was literally the one thing that got me through lockdown!
There was a Sherlock Holmes movie where he gets cryogenically frozen and wakes up in modern (1990s) times in the US. There was an extended sequence at the Arizona London Bridge. Apparently bridgeploitstation is a thing.
I'm such a fan of yours. I want to see you follow in the steps of your heroes David Hasselhoff and Cynthia Rothrock and make your own cheesy action movie! You have good chemistry with this buffoonish puppet. He could be your amusing sidekick.
The film missed a golden opportunity to have a memorable twist ending. The Ripper is unmasked... and it's John Ritter! You know, Jack TRIPPER! Dun dun dunnnnn.
Now Ive got to visit lake havasu and walk around taking pics and saying "here's where lupa was standing when she said that stuff about that hasselhoff movie!"
I saw this back in the 80s while on holiday in Cornwall when I was a kid. I remember loving it and it always being in the back of my mind whenever I watched Knight Rider.
As an adult, I thought this movie was a fever dream I had as a child, until I did research for a Jack the Ripper history video last year, and discovered it was very much a real thing. Great video, as always, bringing the Hoffstalgia cheese!
Please never change your theme song. I have vivid memories of Saturday night cable programs in the 90s like USA Up All Night that showcased similar themes. It always brings me back which is why your RU-vid channel will always be my late night go-to spot on a quiet Saturday night.
I actually shopped at that Hastings when it was closing a few years ago. It was the saddest things to ever happen to this town. Sadder than this movie.
I remember watching this on tv as a kid and being disappointed that Jack The Ripper wasn't a vampire. Frankly, the episode of Kolchak The Night Stalker "The Ripper" did it better.
I watched this movie more times then I like to admit. My mother used to live in Laughlin, Nevada, not far from Lake Havasu, they played this a lot on local tv back in the day hahahaha
As someone who has been checking in on your reviews since you only had ten done- Thank you! And if you've never seen Space Precinct, it's on Tubi. You're welcome.
3:01 Best moment. Also, people get mad no matter what you're making fun of. Keep making those Star Trek videos! They're wonderful. -Signed, a moose who watches Star Trek Oh, and Allison making her yellow friend laugh was also wonderful! Things are just funnier when you can make your friends laugh, too.
I remember when the bridge went Zonie. We all shook our heads in wonder; what kind of idjit puts London Bridge in Arizona?! We changed the singsong to “London Bridge is falling down/to the U. S.” We were in grade school, as the level of comedy suggests. This was so much fun. I lost track of the LOLs. I do love me some Alison with a Sunny Jim on the side. Mazel Hoff!! I’m going to start using this instead of my usual “Opa!”
I would like to have been at the pitch meeting where they come up with the idea - "A brick transports Jack the Ripper through time to Arizona." That is freaking hilarious.
I want to personally thank you all for bringing this abomination to my attention. This is the Hoffiest film I think I've ever seen and I watched Nick Fury on purpose.
*Allison! I have news for you !:p (firstly I loved this video and thank you for the content !!) buut I just learned... TYRA BANKS is opening a MODEL-THEMED AMUSEMENT PARK. called MODELLAND. I wasn’t sure how to get this extremely important message to you, so I figured the new upload would be best, plus more comments means more engagement and hopefully more recommended videos showing up for more people.. which is awesome because I think you deserve at LEAST double the subscribers and I’m so happy for your success and love your creativity and humor ❤️ .... MODEL LAND!
i need that dress...yesterday!! also seriously... this is like... a filler episode of highlander without adrian paul's giggles or peter wingfield's cheekbones!
I can't help but compare this movie to one of my all time faves, "Time After Time," in which Jack the Ripper (David Warner) steals a time machine constructed by H. G. Wells (Malcolm McDowell in a rare non-psychopath role) and uses it to escape into the future, pursued by Wells. That movie handled the whole fish-out-of-water aspect brilliantly, with Wells stumbling around 1979 San Francisco searching for Jack while being utterly amazed by everything he sees. Of course, that movie was written by Nicholas Meyer, a screenwriter with actual talent, while this piece of rubbish was written by nobody. If you've never seen "Time After Time," do. It's a great flick, tremendously entertaining.
Well, reservoir - lake... Havasu - Schmavasu. Isn't half of it in California anyway? It's right on the border. Lake Half-vasu would be the more honest name.
