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My guess is... Camp Nowhere?

edit: wait... the hair... the overalls. Could it be The Lawnmower Man?

Welp, 15 minutes of this video have been enough to remind me of why I don't watch Nostalgia Critic.

If you made it that far, I guess it's not the sketches...

All I'll say is to me that's the best movie in the series.

Give this man a handshake.



I don't know if it didn't get good advertising, was on a bad night, or was just too weird for people. But I also think that what killed it was when things started to get too mundane. To me the best episodes were when the aliens went totally out of control, like the 2 musical episodes.

Nothing? I've given George Takei, Mark Hamill, Doug Jones, Erik Estrada, Carrot Top, and even Star from The Lost Boys. What more do you humans need?

Speaking of toast...

No?

Cheer up. Maybe eventually someone will get it...

That is absolutely wrong. The last sentence even said it wasn't My Name is Earl.

No? How about we play a little Estrada or Nada*?



* - No, this isn't from My Name Is Earl

Nope. This is an American tv series. But one of the main characters was played by an actor from England*.



* Not pictured, the actor from England.

Okay, this is from a tv series I'm currently re-watching.

Fine, I'll end the suffering.

I'm 99% sure it's Hammer House of Horror.

I literally just realized why the woman in the 2nd picture looked familiar. She was Deb Lister in the Parallel Universe episode of Red Dwarf. And going to her imdb page confirms it since the top picture is obviously from this show.
But there's 53 credits for her and it doesn't list what the show the top picture is from. So, good luck to someone who wants to use that information.

Mad Max: Fury Road?

Happy birthday, Slasher. May you not get cryptic phone calls from a mothman or be chased by a chupacabra.

Shanghai Knights?

It looks like maybe it's one of the movies talked about in one of the Pan's Labyrinth interviews.
After some research, I think the other 2 directors in that interview were Alfonso Cuarón and Alejandro González Iñárritu.

So... Babel?

Well, I'd say bald guy is either Peter Boyle or one of the DeLuise brothers has gone bald.
His hair is darker than in The Dream Team, which means this movie is probably from before 1989...

Turk 182?

Yeah, the garlic around the girl's neck...LOL! I guess they figured the market was flooded with vampire movies and TeenWolf was a big hit so...

Yeah, and 90% of how John Saxon (of Nightmare on Elm Street fame) played the werewolf  who bit the mom was more like a vampire than a werewolf. I'm not sure if I'd recommend the movie. I got it in a movie set called "Strange Things" which included Krull for some reason.

Sorry Mandle, but there are no vampires in this movie. Even though it seems like someone told the writer(s) to make a vampire movie and then last minute they changed it to werewolves without changing much.

My mom is a werewolf?

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You are correct.