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[YT Edit] The Monster Squad (1987) (Patreon)

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2025-10-08 21:39:18
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2026-06

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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "The Monster Squad" which will premiere shortly!

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Bill W

Never saw this movie but I guess I'll check it out here!

BlakeK80DrumCovers

This was one of my favourites as a kid in the 1980's

Stephen Malloy

Swamp guy was The Creature From the Black Lagoon, a 1950’s classic monster.

Jens Kristensen

Its so funny that the guy who played the guy who turns into the werewolf is also Uncle Rico in "Napoleon Dynamite"....

Ian A

This was not as good as I had hoped for rewatching. This was definitely a nostalgia movie that I remember with major rose colored glasses. The monsters and effects were amazing. Stan Winston is a legend. Of course "Wolfmans got nards!" will always be classic. Thanks for watching!

LittleGalaxyBoy
>>189798237

"Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)" She had an horror of rooms, she was tired, you can't hide beat When I looked in her eyes, they were blue but nobody home Well, she could've been a killer if she didn't walk the way she do And she do She opened strange doors that we'd never close again She began to wail jealousy's scream Waiting at the lights, know what I mean Scary monsters, super creeps Keep me running, running scared Scary monsters, super creeps Keep me running, running scared She asked me to stay and I stole her room She asked for my love and I gave her a dangerous mind Now she's stupid in the street and she can't socialise Well, I love the little girl and I'll love her till the day she dies She wails Jimmy's guitar sound, jealousy's scream Waiting at the lights, know what I mean Scary monsters, super creeps Keep me running, running scared Scary monsters and super creeps Keep me running, running scared Scary monsters and super creeps Keep me running, running scared Scary monsters and super creeps Keep me running, running scared Scary monsters and super creeps Keep me running, running scared Scary monsters and super creeps Keep me running, running scared Note: Such a good Halloween song. The live version is even better as well. Scary Monsters Live - https://youtu.be/N_6I3o-j2-I?list=RDN_6I3o-j2-I

bgb1975 (Brian)

Cassie.......your picture......those root canals don't look so good!

Chris Thom

Incredible thumbnail photo. lol

Bill W

This is like Goonies meets The Lost Boys, except not as good as either.

Mark Vaderr

Those root canals have really brought your teeth out, Cassie.

Larry Darrell

I love thumbnails or pictures like this, with the blue background. Creates a 3D Effect. Might be your coolest one. ;-)

Rod Reavern

Since Cassie liked "Monster Squad" I wonder if she'd enjoy "Elvira: Mistress of the Dark" (1988)? I love the Elvira character, and it's one of my favourite campy horror classics.

Chris Thom

Really charming movies.

Chris Thom

Still trying to figure out if it's Cassie on the Scream 2 one.

Clarence Newman

Elvira was in Stroker Ace with Burt Reynolds (1983). This comment is NOT a recommendation for Stroker Ace (1983). Elvira was hot though.

Chris Thom

The actress? Or the whole Elvira character?

Just Plain Bob

Cassandra Peterson has to be 70 now. Still gorgeous. Elvira was in the top 3 horror hosts of all time. I miss the era of Friday night fright flicks accompanied by entertaining hosts like her. Another of my top 3, Joe Bob Briggs, is still going strong on Shudder. His Last Drive In with Darcy the Mail Girl is must see tv.

Richard Maurer

Decent movie - for children. As an adult I needed CassIe’s help to get through the YT edit. I doubt I could made it through the full reaction. But Cassie seemed fine with it, and considering how many real horror movies she’s doing this year she deserves a break.

Clay F

Yeah, a break for her. In the comments on the full reaction, I said the movie "effective in giving you a not too scary movie -- which you need a couple of those to give you a break from the October movies that give you nightmares that stick." Was the movie like you remembered it. Was this your first watch? I know it is edited.

Richard Maurer

I was in my twenties when it came out and it seemed corny but still more entertaining than it does now.

Clarence Newman

The actress and the character both. Cassandra Peterson was beautiful sans make-up and, as Elvira, had a personality to go with the apocalyptic cleavage. I remember her being a big deal for a while.

Chris Thom

Oh interesting. So she must be really devoted to that character. I remember this Halloween special she did growing up.

Rod Reavern

@LittleGalaxyBoy: Way to out yourself as Anti-Free Speech who tries to get innocent people banned.

Chitown Livingston

Get the kids and popcorn and watch the classic... THE GHOST AND MR CHICKEN! You guys will have fun!

Rod Reavern

@LittleGalaxyBoy: Way to out that you snowflakes have your own pathetic little echo chamber safe space where you whine about people who hurt your precious little feelings, and you conspire to get the banned to silence them. It is so gratifying that my WORDS drove you all so crazy, and your admission that, even months later, my memory lives on, whereas I cannot remember any of you. You're all one amorphous mass of PC babies. Your oblivious admission proves you are as intolerant and hypocritical as the Tang Tyrant cultists you despise. You're all extremists and radicals, just on opposite ends of the spectrum. You're both afflicted by the same Anti-Free Speech millennial mind rot. The glorious irony is you are just as guilty as The Orangeman of abusing your "power" and persecuting your perceived enemies. It's just infinitely more petty to cancel someone over comments made on one particular Patreon content creator videos, and infinitely delusional that you believe that it would apply to all of Patreon. You are truly deluded, and that's why your side LOSES.

Richard Maurer

For some reason I thought this would do better on YouTube - only has 28k views and it’s coming up on 2 days since its release. The Curse of Cassie’s PPOTM continues!

Clarence Newman

Very 80s, though. Not sure millennials would get it.

Richard Maurer

Maybe it’s just not that popular, In general. Just a small percentage of people who are really into it. I had pretty much forgot it existed until people around here kept bringing it up. It was a flop in theaters, Cost $14 million to make, only made $3.8 million. It became a bit of a cult classic for children of the 80’s when it was released on TV but was never that well regarded otherwise.

Joe J

The movie is just mostly forgotten about, which is true of so many movies. Remember "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang"? Very heavily requested....died a quick death on YT, lol.

Richard Maurer

I just saw so many people in the comments talking about MS like it was a big deal, like it was a cultural touchstone. And it was, just not for all that many people. I was wondering if I was remembering that time correctly, had to look up the box office to reassure myself that I was.

Clay F

Richard - that is what I did. When I saw that it was PPOTM and I had absolutely no memory of it - had never heard of it, I looked up the box office performance.

Clarence Newman

I watched "65" (2023) with Adam Driver tonight. It was ok. Not too bad. Could've been better. Wasn't. But ok is good. Actually, I tried to watch "Let The Right One In" first (the original Swedish version), but I could only find it on Moviebox and there were no subtitles, so I binned it. I then tried the American version (2022), only to find it's a tv series, and I didn't want that. I then tried The Rocky Horror Picture Show and, after 20 minutes, my brain literally tried to escape by way of my eyeballs. Woof, that's a weird-ass movie! Finally settled on "65", which at least had dinosaurs in it. Better luck next time!

Clay F

The Swedish "Let The Right One In" (RT 98%, RT Aud 90%) is critically acclaimed. "65" (2023) (IMDb 5.4, RT 33%, RT Aud 64%) is not. An Adam Driver movie I like is "Paterson" (2016) [Jim Jarmusch] [RT 96%] (R) (drama w/some comedy) (thoughtful) (1h 58m). Stream for free on Prime if you are subscribed.

Chris Thom

Her PPOTM picks really don't seem to do that well overall with views. But they're also some of my favorite reactions on the channel. If they get up to 100k that's pretty much a big success. But Meet Joe Black was the one that surprised me. It's actually one of her most watched vids on the channel. Think the shock scene with Brad Pitt getting hit by the car may've had something to do with it.

Chris Thom

Ohh the back in time one. Totally forgot about that.

Richard Maurer

Even Cassie’s referenced her picks not doing well, so It’s not like I’m coming out of left field here.

Rod Reavern

@LittleGalaxyBoy: Thank you for giving me another opportunity to humiliate you. Go ahead and add another screenshot of my comments to your pathetic little Discord cry circle about me. It just demonstrates how I live inside your heads and you can't get me out. And I love the idea that you've unwittingly created a Wall of Fame of my best comments, absolutely crushing your side. lol

Clay F

Yep, as she has noted, her PPOTM typically don't do well on views. Likewise, several movies I recommend or like didn't do well (maybe for different reasons) on her YT views.

Richard Maurer

Love Rocky Horror. Cinebinge just did a reaction to it. They loved it too.

Clay F

This is a follow up to Richard's post on YT views and the Curse of Cassie’s PPOTM. Below are some movies w/YT views 50k or less. Some I like. A few PPOTM. The Monster Squad – 29k (1 day). PPOTM Lost in Translation – 41k (8 days). I love this movie. Stepmom – 38k (13 days). PPOTM To Catch a Thief (1955) – 45k (1 month). PPOTM Bridge of Spies – 36k (1 month). One of Spielberg’s bests. Bringing up Baby – 36k (2 months). PPOTM Born on Fourth of July – 41k (3 months). I recommended this movie. Shakespeare in Love (1998) – 39k (3 months). PPOTM? Charlie Wilson’s War (2007) – 50k. I like this movie and pushed for it. A Monster Calls (2016) – 32k. PAF winner Cold Mountain (2003) – 42k (6 months). I like this movie. The French Connection (1971) – 45k (6 months) Now and Then (1995) – 36k (6 months). PPOTM The Holdovers (2023) – 43k (9 months). A good Alexander Payne movie. The Shop Around the Corner (1940) – 40k (9 months) Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005) – 47k (9 months). A forgotten movie? It Happened One Night (1934) – 50k (1 year) Selma (2014) – 38k (2 years). Awesome movie. One of her best reactions. Just Mercy (2019) – 24k (2 years)

Richard Maurer

Yeah, I like quite a few of these movies myself. Unfortunately it doesn’t seem like the YouTube audience agrees.

Mike Lemon

Come on Indictment: The McMartin Trial (1995)! Nobody has heard of the movie, it would crush those low views, but I think Cassie would really like it.

Richard Maurer

I think The Final Programme could beat it, Mike. Beat it for the lowest YT views ever. But who are we kidding? Neither film is getting a YouTube edit.

Bill W

I'm glad Cassie has the guts to say F the youtube audience from time to time. I wish more reactors would do that. I think she realizes that, often, it's not that people necessarily dislike a movie, it's just that they haven't seen it- so they're not going to flock to something they're not already familiar with. I'm thankful for PPOTM and the monthly Pick a Flicks (even if I don't personally care for some of the movies) just for the sake of variety and depth.

Shawn Kildal

First time watching it, unfortunately I couldn't get through it. Liked the concept though.

Richard Maurer

Shawn - right, good concept, poor execution would be a good way to describe this movie.

Richard Maurer

Mike - I still have hope they’ll win pick a flick. A YouTube edit is a different story though. They don’t seem to be doing that much anymore - and I can’t really blame them.

Chris Thom

Holdovers kind of breaks my heart. It's so good. But I guess 43k isn't terrible for a smaller low-budget kind of movie that's a bit depressing.

Joe J

Cassie just needs a few wins each month on YT. Most films (any decade) will no longer generate high engagement on YT. She doesn't really care for 60s and 70s movies, but I hope she'll come around to those decades, so many excellent films still to discover.

Clay F

Joe, when you say pre-80, you really mean 60s and 70s (and maybe 50s), as you are not that big on 20s, 30s, and 40s?

Joe J

Clay - I edited my comment to reflect 60s and 70s films. 50s can be fine, depends on the film, but pre-50 is too dated for my tastes.

Clay F

That's what I thought. I wasn't making a big deal out of it -- instead just clarifying.

2-Can

Rocky Horror turned 50 this year. Tim Curry’s first role, Meatloaf’s too. Cassie seeing it at a midnight showing with an audience that knew what to do could be PIB’s first pay-per-view event.

James M

I am not that keen on nostalgia for the 70s or 80s. I didn't hate them but they weren't that great either. One thing I do miss is drive in movies. We would go with my mother when we were quite young. She had a VW Squareback and laid the seat down and we had blankets and pillows. She knew we would eat popcorn and fall asleep somewhere in the first feature. Then she could watch a movie without distraction. It was loads of fun for us and pretty easy on her all things considered.

Chris Thom

Any favorite movies from the drive in?

Stan the Man

Box Office could be misleading back then. So many movies we now consider classics like The Thing? They were hits on VHS. Not the box office. Even something like Terminator, it did well but it became what it became off of VHS & HBO viewings. Monster Squad is the same way.

Richard Maurer

Stan - I completely agree that box office doesn’t correlate to the quality of a movie. I was really talking about it’s relative popularity compared to how poorly it did in the theaters, that is it seems to have found a cult status with the kids who watched it on TV in the 80’s - 90’s for the most part. It doesn’t seem that well known outside of that demographic, which is supported by the fact the YouTube edit only has 38k views in 8 days.