But anyway, what's your stand on hot dogs?
Do you find them, like, appetizers or finger foods?
You call them a sandwich, not a sandwich? It is a piece of meat between two buns—
Alright, dude! Enough with the hot dogs, okay?
I'm sorry I've been avoiding you lately.
It's just that when Luca caught us, it freaked me out.
That could have been Zoey, and you know that would have been a nightmare.
So, I just figured it would just be best to just stop before anything big happens.
You know, be— beyond us making out.
Yes. I get it, I get it. Okay?
We're good. We're just friends who made out.
No big deal.
Right.
Right! So, let's get some food as friends.
Hot dogs?
Yeah! Yeah. Cause friends— friends eat.
Friends eat. Pals eat. Buddies eat.
Friends eat all the time!
Let's do it, friend.
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Top 5 Horror Movies That Were Almost Too Real - Duration: 9:57.
Now, one of the reasons that we are captivated by horror cinema - is for the incredible display
of creative talent from special effects artists and visual designers that somehow manage to
capture the physical form of nightmarish monsters and gruesome creations, breathing life into
an idea from a script all the way to the silver screen.
Sometimes though, their creative talent is a little too real - and historically, in some
cases any way, it's left audiences a little -- too shocked, to say the least.
And horror cinema - particularly grindhouse and splatter horror - sometimes just so happens
to BE a little -- too - real.
Well, let's take a look shall we?
Hello horror fans, and once again welcome back to the scariest channel on YouTube, Top
5 Scary Videos.
As per usual, I'll be your horror host Jack Finch - as today, we circumvent the BBFC - and
take a look at the Top 5 Horror Movies That Were Almost Too Real.
Roll the clip.
For the curious amongst you, that clip was from 1987's Evil Dead 2 - and in no way
is it tied to this list, I just love it and thought it was rather fitting.
So in the immortal words of Ash Williams.
Let's go.
Kicking off at Number 5 - A Lizard in a Woman's Skin, 1971
For those of you that don't know, giallo cinema was a very specific style of Italian
horror, particularly tied to the mid-to-late 1960s, which often employed murder mystery
tropes with dramatic suspense building, peaked with bursts of slasher violence and fantasy
eroticisim.
It's not for everyone, but it had a massive impact on later American slasher horror - and
perhaps one of the most intriguing examples of giallo cinema is 1971's A Lizard in a
Woman's Skin, directed and written by Lucio Fulci.
Well, as chance would have it - legendary special effects artist Carlo Rambaldi was
actually tied to this film before his work on Steven Spielberg's E.T - and his eye for
visual nasties was so convincing that it actually landed the director in an Italian criminal
court.
During the events of the film, the lead character Carol finds herself wrapped up in a LSD-fuelled
crime story involving murderous dreams and mind bending altercations - and at one point
finds herself confronted with four vivisected dogs, their chests open and their hearts still
being.
The physical effects were so convincing that the courts charged Lucio Fulci with animal
cruelty, and the director faced a two-year prison sentence.
In the end, Carlo Rambaldi had to present the animatronic creations in front of a court
- where the charges were eventually dropped.
Now, that's a close call.
Coming in at Number 4 - Guinea Pig: Flowers of Flesh and Blood, 1985
Perhaps one of the most controversial depictions of horror cinema in the whole of Japanese
history, if not the rest of the world.
The Guinea Pig films are a series of six Japanese horror films from the early 1980s and 90s
- based off of the filmmaker, Hideshi Hino's, own horror manga series of a similar nature
- that depicts incredibly graphic and grotesque Japanese body horror and violence.
Now listen, this style of horror cinema isn't really for me - but fringe filmmaking has
often pushed the boundaries, so that the mainstream can further develop the genre as a whole.
But, on the flip side - Hideshi Hino's work had a pretty rough time, to say the least
- and the filmmaker had to constantly prove that no one was actually hurt or murdered
during production.
Well, in a bizarre turn of events - that involved Charlie Sheen of all people - it had The Guinea
Pig series being investigated by the FBI.
In 1991, actor Charlie Sheen was given a copy of the second film in the series, Flowers
of Flesh and Blood - and after watching it, Sheen mistook it for a genuine snuff film
- claiming that the graphic depictions on screen were so lifelike that there was no
way special effects could have pulled it off.
He was so convinced that he contacted the FBI to report it, only to find that they were
in fact already investigating the filmmakers - who were then summoned to a Japanese court
to prove that the special effects were fake.
Must have been all of that Tiger Blood.
Swinging in at Number 3 - August Underground, 2001
Alright - let's not beat around the bush.
This film isn't for me, and after speaking to a few of you in the comment section a few
months back - it's not for most people, really.
Although, there is something to be said about director Fred Vogel's audacity to make this
film - and the fact that August Underground was even made is worthy of a commendation.
Vogel intended to make the most messed up film he possibly could - and he did exactly
that.
Written, directed and produced by Fred Vogel, with a writing credit going to his offscreen
supporting actor Allen Peters - August Underground depicts the exploits of a serial killer named
Peter Mountain while being filmed by his unseen accomplice.
The thing is though, Fred Vogel's sadistic cinematic interpretation was a little too
real for some.
While travelling to Canada to attend the Rue Morgue Festival of Fear in Toronto - Vogel
was arrested at the airport - pending charges of transporting obscene materials into Canada
- after copies of August Underground and its sequels were found by customs officials that
he intended to sell at the convention.
Vogel was held for roughly ten hours in customs prison, while his films were sent to Ottawa
for analysis.
Eventually, he was released without charge - and ultimately, Vogel probably got the reaction
that he'd been hoping for all along.
Next up at Number 2 - Snuff, 1976
And
much like August Underground, the creators of Snuff actually made this film with the
intention of convincing people that it was real - in what proved to be one of the most
calamitous and opportunistic turn of events in horror history.
In 1971 - notorious Grindhouse husband and wife duo Michael and Roberta Findlay, had
made a low-budget exploitation film known as Slaughter, filmed in Argentina on a budget
of 30 thousand dollars.
And well, obviously - it was terrible - and suffered a string of limited releases - until
it was picked up by Allan Shackleton, an independent low budget film distributor, where he kept
it in his archive for four years.
Until 1976 - when the urban legend of snuff cinema was at its highest peak, and Shackleton
figured he could cash in.
He retitled it Snuff, as well as refilming the ending - this time depicting what appeared
to be a real murder after the filmmakers had supposedly finished rolling.
The audience saw the crew members brutally murder the films lead actress before cutting
to black and removing the films credits.
To add insult, it was also marketed with the tagline - The Film that could only be made
in South America -- where life is cheap.
And well, it worked.
The public genuinely believed that it was a snuff movie, and contained video evidence
of a murder.
So much so, that Shackleton and crew were investigated by the District Attorney of New
York - who wasn't appeased until he actually saw the lead actress alive and well.
Obviously, she was - but still.
I'd consider that a pretty close call.
And finally - at our Number 1 spot - Cannibal Holocaust, 1980
And it has to be really.
Perhaps the most notorious exploitation film of all time, that eventually saw the films
creator, Ruggero Deodato, charged with multiple counts of murder after it's release in 1980.
Cannibal Holocaust is a title synonymous with exactly how far filmmakers can push the boundaries
of cinematic violence and depravity - but in the end, has proved to be a retrospection
of the ethics of journalism, the exploitation of developing countries - and the nature of
an expansive society versus indigenous peoples.
Also noted as one of the most important found footage films of all time, Cannibal Holocaust
depicts a multi-layered narrative, initially focusing on a team of film crew members who
go missing in an area of the Amazon rainforest known as the Green Inferno - a title later
used by Eli Roth in his own homage to Deodato's work.
After its release, the world was so shocked by the depiction of graphic violence that
the vast majority of the public were convinced it was real, exacerbated by a rumour that
several actors had indeed been killed on camera while filming.
Of course, Deodato was eventually cleared of all charges after the film's actors finally
appeared in a television interview - but the legacy of Cannibal Holocaust lived on.
Well, unfortunately folks, I hope that you've enjoyed this list - but that's all we've
got time for in today's video - why don't you let us know your thoughts in the comment
section down below.
Before we depart, let's read out some of your more creative comments from over the
past few days.
First up, Catharina_ell says -- I've seen Lucy's Instagram story - and I have to say,
you sing good!
-- Well, Catharina, all I can say is I'm glad that Instagram stories are only temporary!
Hey, also, what can I say.
Karaoke is serious business.
Go big, or go home - or sing Bring me to Life by Evanescence like my girl Rebecca Felgate.
Next up, Daniel norse Northey says -- Jack you could narrate anything, your awesome mate
-- Well Daniel norse Northey, that's incredibly kind of you pal - and I'm glad that you've
said that because I was actually planning on reading out an anthology series of Ikea's
best instruction manuals, and you've just give me the confidence to carry it out.
Just kidding.
Well on that note, cheers for sticking around all the way until the end.
If you were a fan of this video, make sure to hit that thumbs up button - as well as
that subscribe bell, and I'll be see you in the next one.
As per usual, I've been your horror host Jack Finch - you've been watching Top 5
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25 New Things in Super Mario Maker 2 - New Features & Analysis - Duration: 10:26.
What's going on, I'm Austin John let's talk about everything new in Super Mario
maker - this is starting to rhyme too much I haven't personally dove too much
time into Super Mario maker however I know that the community is very
passionate about it everyone from the more casual to the super duper expert
people over there on the other side of the spectrum however there's a lot of
things in here that are just quality of life improvements more things added in
more themes more enemies more new mechanics we're gonna take a look at
that right now so first of all I converted my desk to a standing desk so
now I could I can move around be more agile and stuff hurray for
cardiovascular health dual shockers reports everything new in Super Mario
maker 2 for the Nintendo switch let's take a look see we got a look at the new
scroll wheel for enemies for terrain for items things like that they'll let you
go through and choose whichever enemies that you want to place as well as items
and we can already see the first new item being added in here which is the 10
coin which have you get that coin it counts as ten coins self-explanatory
also one of the things that we got to see right at the beginning with slopes
as far as the trailer started off you see Mario jumping off and then hitting
the spiky boys and then he dies and then it changed it to a slope and then he
kills all them and he does a great job we see two different slopes being added
a steep and then not so steep another high point in the trailer we got to see
the on/off switch and blocks whenever something makes contact with it
on/off switch and then triggers whether these blocks are gonna be full or hollow
and able to be walked through who else is a tornado's which I never knew that
was the name of these things cuz I've never seen them before apparently this
is taken from Super Mario 3 only appearing the world--to of desert land
where they could trap Mario in air pockets to throw him backwards if it
gets too close is this this the same thing
I don't know now they actually appear as something if you ask me the only tornado
that we actually need is twister from Paper Mario we also see that now we
could set paths of moving blocks as well as enemies I wasn't too sure about the
enemies being shown off in the trailer nope I did it was that big piranha plant
and that underworld stage supposedly world's gonna be able to place water on
levels at any specific area that we want or just set a specific height as per the
level you can see the super mario world level that was built here and in that we
have that very set water level possibly we're gonna be able to make us so that
the water level rises and decreases as you go through the level or at specific
points maybe there is a timer maybe there specific things that initiate it
we'll just have to wait and find out background enemies I actually didn't
notice background enemies anywhere in the trailer parachute enemies we saw a
red award pipe that's gonna be shooting out enemies at a much higher rate of
fire than we've previously seen in warp pipes in the past and Super Mario maker
and in addition you can attach low power shoots to them possibly also wings and
then we could go across the entire board everything's gets wings and parachutes
that's great different colored pipes already touched
on that a little bit we don't know if the pipes actually affect the rate at
which the enemies fire out or if it's just for aesthetic purposes we also saw
at Yoshi's in particularly we saw a red Yoshi that was spitting out fireballs so
they may have taken this mechanic from Super Mario World or they may have taken
it from super New Super Mario Bros u we wanted them had the coloured Yoshi's I
think it was I think it was the U the U version I doubt we're gonna be able to
transport these Yoshi's between different levels like you could in those
games maybe you get them as a baby and then they eat a bunch of stuff then they
become big all in the level that'd be a pretty neat thing to do maybe it'll be
more like Super Mario World where you have the egg and then the egg turns to
the little baby Yoshi and then you carry him and he eats to stuff I'm not too
sure how they're gonna implement the mechanic it's gonna be pretty cool
though I'm really excited to play this game as someone who didn't have a lot of
time on the Wii U with Mario maker being able to play it on the switch is gonna
be great same screen pipes I believe this is referring to that pipe that we
saw that we saw a Mario throw a fireball in and then the fireball came out and
then attacked the enemy just above it that's a pretty cool thing to see
bullies with the little round guys with the horns from Super Mario 64 is that
what I'm thinking of that's exactly what I'm thinking of okay I actually didn't
see those in the trailer having bullies in there is pretty cool if you don't
know bullies are pretty much in vulnerable you could only knock them off
of things however I don't know if the bullies have where the bullies in 3d
world Oh God they are repulsive in 3d world look at these things
they're like abominations in Super Mario 64 they were adorable look at this
little guy right here and he's like he's harmless and then look at this thing
don't talk to me or my son ever again we saw boom boom who is becoming a crowd
favorite as of recently boom boom has been featured in Super Mario Party
believe boom boom is also in the tennis game that came out right
yeah first appearance is Super Mario Brothers 3 and then also 3d Land you 3d
world run Boom Boom's like that one employee in Bowser's ranks who's like
really really proving his worth and it's doing a pretty good job I also think
it's a woman oh no the female version is pomf pomf that's adorable
what does get Koopas in a car we saw that on the on the big last screen if
you zoom into the corner you see a Koopa in a car and it's just weird this is
this weird you also see it I believe it was a toxic piranha plant with wings
that's what nightmares are made out of we're getting the cat suit that we saw
from Super Mario 3d World and 3d Land I didn't get into those games too much
mostly because they involve cats and again we use stuff clear pipe sorry so
that's what we saw with the fireball that came out through the top dope
mechanic Subway's swamps that's something else that is hinted at in that
final scene the static image where we see the thwomp in the bottom left and it
looks like he's moving to the left as per the direction of his eyes which is
pretty neat and we also see angry son returning from Super Mario Bros 3 angry
son was exclusive to the desert level we saw a desert
we saw a 3d desert level like this dark space style theme which is dope it looks
like they're just taking a lot of inspiration from the more recent entries
in the Mario platforming line and then they're gonna be able to implement those
and specific mechanics of those into Super Mario maker 2 which makes me
wonder where's Cappy and where's Mario Odyssey you're probably not gonna be
able to possess other other enemies but being able to throw cap hop on top of it
sort of moves to crouch cross long platforms we don't see that anywhere
present however we still got time this game is announced for June June 2019
whoo let's head into the press room oh great so here's a much larger version of
that image I was talking about here we see Cooper in a car running into boxes
we see the twister tornado guy we see the Piranha plant that we could choose
exactly how it moves we see the sideways facing womp here's the clear pipe is
that a bullet bill with cat ears we see the super large bullet bills we see the
parachuting on enemies that clear pipes oh so much stuff we also see Luigi and
then we also see toad and another toad with the cat suit on so is it hinted at
that we're gonna have multiplayer you're gonna be able to add bring to characters
into a level are there gonna be levels that are specific to that is it only
going to be four levels that are in the New Super Mario Bros u style that you
can have multiple characters in or maybe in the older ones you could have Luigi
with you but none of the toads or maybe they're just little too detailed sprites
a lot of questions are unknown about this game right now
and we still have time we still have four months to go we're gonna get some
more information some more details obviously a game like this it's built on
the existing engine and then there's more and more mechanics being added so
they have the groundwork and then it's polishing and then it's cleaning up
Nintendo games take a lot of time doing that that's the reason then we love
Nintendo games so much because when we buy it we know we're getting a full
experience I find that with the standing destined I tend to move a little bit
more I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing here's a first look at
the box art which is a really nice big image of Mario and Luigi in their
construction suits Oh awesome it's literally everything that I talked about
in the video where you had the sloped options we get the the bubbly boys the
twisters the angry son there's two things here that haven't
been covered in that article one it looks like you get to choose exactly
where the camera is going to move to we also see that there is a one arrow and a
double arrow this is the universal symbol for fast-forward so maybe once it
reaches this point it then moves twice as fast and then also if you look over
here we have this flag icon next to this 50 coin counter so does that mean that
in order to beat the level you have to have 50 coins to reach the flagpole or
instead of the goal you need to get 50 coins also don't know what the feather
is possibly this yellow feather is to symbolize where the camera is going to
pan to because it's that same canary yellow color then there's also this bird
next to it it's a parakeet don't know what he does here in the corner we
obviously see that for at a 50 counter right at the top I've also never seen
this block before I'm assuming this is exclusive to 3d world where you hit it
and then more blocks come out of it a level with water right at the bottom of
it and a bridge that collapses Mario stands on it for too long and back to
the screen title but guys that's gonna be wrapping up this video I want to know
what do you think about Super Mario maker 2 coming to the Nintendo switch if
it has enough stuff added to the game to have the title 2 in it or if it's more
of like a super mario maker 1.5 leave a comment down below if you're new to the
channel be sure to subscribe turn on notifications until next time Austin
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