Eternal Evil! (1985) - 80k Chad Nerd Subscriber Watch Party! - Jay Dyer
In this lively watch party, Jay Dyer celebrates reaching 80,000 subscribers while humorously reflecting on his journey in online content creation. Engaging with his audience, he shares anecdotes about evolving comedic trends and critiques the quality of the 1985 film "Eternal Evil," exploring its absurdities and connections to Canadian culture. Throughout the session, Dyer employs his signature comedic style, mixing playful banter with sharp observations as he reacts to the film and interacts with viewers, creating a fun and engaging atmosphere. His critiques extend beyond the movie itself, bringing in broader cultural commentary while maintaining a lighthearted tone.
Chain 6 steps
- Jay Dyer: Acknowledges the mix of topics he covers and how people perceive him.“I like to do A lot of Different things And a lot Of people Just don't get It”
- Jay Dyer: Discusses humor and his preferences in comedy.“I Like Weird Humor I Like The Absurdist Stuff I Like Andy Kaufman”
- Jay Dyer: Jay emphasizes the appeal of low-quality films as entertaining.“Sometimes It's There's A Certain Skill Involved In Making A Really Good Bad Movie”
- Jay Dyer: The film 'Eternal Evil' has low production quality and a ridiculous plot.“Let's Get Into This Masterpiece Of Golden Garbage Eternal Evil From 1985”
via Eternal Evil- Unclear speaker: Observations about the film's editing and content“The editing in this movie Is beyond terrible I mean what is going on”
via Eternal Evil- Jay Dyer: Justin Trudeau should be questioned regarding the quality of the film.“Probably going to email Justin Trudeau right now”
Subjects
12Jay critiques 'Eternal Evil' as an attack on the psyche of every human being, expressing his dissatisfaction with the film.
Jay shares his excitement about reaching 80K subscribers, expresses gratitude to his audience, and reflects humorously on his journey and the eclectic mix of content he creates.
Jay humorously suggests emailing Justin Trudeau to question the production of the film 'Eternal Evil'.
Jay humorously references Alan Partridge in relation to comedic performances by rock bands.
Jay comments on Benny Hill's comedic style, suggesting that it has its own form of humor despite being somewhat outdated.
Jay mentions that Jamie, a participant, is a big fan of Brian Regan's comedic style.
Jay mentions 'Final Sacrifice' as a film he considered for the watch party due to its notorious quality.
Jay expresses he is not a fan of Jeff Dunham’s comedy style, preferring other comedians.
Jay notes that Jamie is a fan of Jim Gaffigan, though he prefers different types of comedy.
Jay never found Kids in the Hall to be funny and expresses his lack of understanding of its appeal.
Jay finds Mighty Boosh to be really funny and impressive.
Jay acknowledges Norm Macdonald as a great comedian but notes that he quit stand-up.