Wishmaster: Deusdaecon Reviews 

Greedy unsympathetic collectors, great douche characters

Dude, collectors from all over the world are greedy, America doesn't have some monopoly on them.

Orsonfoe but it was his “wish” for all intense purposes, so he shouldn’t have been able to pull out another command without breaking the 2nd wish rule

@@Jprager actually i think there are limits to the powers ...

@@mariobianchi2313 so he shouldn’t have been able to take a second command, that’s 2 wishes.

@@Jprager no i mean very big stuff like... asking for all humanity to colonize cosmo or universe all of it. Like an Isaac Asimov book.

Actually it's rather simple, the Jinn has immense power but can't use any of it unless someone wishes for something, something the Genie from Aladdin made clear. While normally the Jinn is able to twist the words around, here "I want YOU to leave," is so simple but so concrete he can't twist it. There's no other way it can be interpreted other than him leaving the building thus he's effectively forced to obey it.

like the guy in return of the Jedi who says "You rebel scum". Loved that guy since I was a kid

speaking of just phoning it in you have wish master 2 to use as a "divoff not caring" example and then john novak as an example of someone who's just shite to compare and contrast the two.

Thats quite the statement I approve, The mental image however will take time to remove.

Do you WISH for me to remove this mental scar?

ah I know how that would go wrong if its Divoff style you'll end up killing me in some cruelly ironic and possibly very silly way, if its Jhon Novak style you'll do something incredibly fricken random screwing the irony completely and then kill me anyway.

I enjoy you too much to kill you, so you're golden.

Yup, and the crane operator was Captain Rhoades from Day of the Dead.

That’s a genuinely interesting idea! I love the concept of this really unimpressed sultan or saltana trying to fire a jinn and the jinn not being sure what it can do.

The djinn would like just invoke 'buyer beware'

Likely kill the person complaining. The wishes are, after all, decided by the Wishmaster and interprets wishes in many ways.

It was never the financial powerhouse the big boys were. Leprechaun notwithstanding.

Don’t jinx it!!!

@@one_with_kevrything9825 leprechaun was bad. wishmaster was amazing

@@mariobianchi2313 I wouldn't say amazing, but it's a much more solid franchise than Leprechaun which has 2x the films and a whole reboot. A new Wishmaster would be a welcome surprise.

Be careful what you wish for.

Yes but that also implies that you can never be specific enough, because the djinn will always find a loophole.

I just started going through your videos, and I like them a lot.

Thank you I really appreciate that

benway20 came to make a comment about that lol

He is.

Joe Pilato who I just learned died last year.

Indeed it is, Still a terrible painting though hehe.

Deusdaecon Reviews Not really. Jack the ripper is a disturbing murderer so it is logical to draw him monstrous.

@@jasoncase9481 That and the fact that no one knows who Jack the Ripper was. His name isn’t even his actual name. The man behind the mask will never be revealed.

the cenobites (which means member of a religious order) basically worship pain pleasure and sensation, so their purpose is to do what we see them do in the films really, well in the the first and second film anyway, the rest of the films is any bodies guess.

sooo hostel with kinky black leather wearing hellspawns instead of humans?....well they certainly have the pain aspect down though I aint ever see them deliver any pleasure outside of like...that one moment with frank in the first ever movie where he has sensory overload and literally jizzes himself....and that was the book or something I believe not even the movie...either way...its a rather weak motive and purpose don't you think...just...sadists for the sake of it...specially when its not even survival horror where the main characters only purpose is just...you know...a battle for survival with movie monsters like freddy or chucky or Jason or even the likes of alien or predator etc etc

hey Im just explaining what the cenobites are about I agree with you, hellraiser is a huge misnomer personally i prefer hellraiser cause as you said yourself its not really the traditional kind of horror film, and yes pinhead is definitely not a slasher

oh err did I come off as upset or offended...my apologies I certainly wasn't was just having a friendly chat and sharing thoughts not trying to correct you or defend a point or anything as for hellraiser...its alright but I prefer a more classic survival horror,or as its more commonly known slasher film style of horror...to me the entertainment doesn't really come from the scare factor...at my age being frightened by a film is unlikely nor do I care for gore that has no appeal,to me the entertainment quality comes from the individuals struggle for survival...their attempts at solving the problem aka surviving....how to stop what is essentially to them an "unstoppable force"....which is why I'm fonder of more classic 80s survival horror like the Jason and freddy series...even if the protagonists all tend to be insufferable highly idiotic teenage twats most of the time

thats fair enough just wanted to make sure we were on the same level but yeah i agree that hellraiser is definitely not everyones cup of tea

That's only right.

I was wondering if anyone else saw that

some women are... to die for. and also the whole "arrow to the knee" is reference to marriage (on bended knee) and retirement, not a literal arrow.

"arrow to the knee" is reference to marriage" I'm sorry, but i hope that was a joke, otherwise its the kinda of overthinking, pseudo intellectual bollocks, i frequently rail against.

My apologies I now realise your talking about when its used in skyrim, and not saying the film is making a reference to those things and if you think thats a weird assumption to make trust i've heard weird theories about about films.

historically thats what the phrase means, a joking way of saying a man married and retired from frivolous pursuits to settle down and raise a family. the same way one would refer to their wife as "the old ball and chain" in a way insinuate being in prison. Skyrim just used the phrase and popularized it until it became a meme. you wouldnt realize how so many people actually took the turn of phrase to literally mean the man got shot in the knee with an arrow. And no worries, I realize I should have been more succinct with my comment and its meaning.

Shiirow omg!!! 😂😂😂😂😂Good one bro

I’m glad its aged well for you

Trust me, there are comments mentioning that

Yeah! This movie is filled with nods to other horror films. I love it. :)

Have you watched it yet?! This was one of my favorites as a kid. :D

Even though he literally twists the intent of every single wish he grants, that's kinda his thing its his schtick.

I would prefer not to kick that particular copyright hornets nest, really.