A theory that I have about this video is that Boozoo wasn't actually killed by the ghosts. I think Boozoo was murdered in his sleep by someone else. He is shown to be nothing but horrid and unpleasant, and it's most likely somebody got sick of his shit and decided to in act revenge. That's why Mortality comes for him at the end, and hell, why he's actually named Mortality. He's a physical manifestation of death. Boozoo is already dead and Mortality is here to claim his soul. As for the purpose of the other ghosts, I think they're goal was to try and get Boozoo to repent for his sins, maybe so he could grant himself a way into heaven or something? As creepy and intimidating as they are, I defiantly give off the vibe that they want him to change. But of course, Boozoo deflected and deflected, and by the time he finally was sorry, it was too late. Mortality toys with him and gives him false hope, makes him think he actually does have a future, only to make sure he feels every inch of pain of his death, and I guess dragging him down to hell. The first ghost did say he would see him in hell after all lmao. Also the clock was his time of death, but I think that's a little oblivious lmao
In this adaptation it feels like the ghosts aren’t truly trying to help Boozoo, they’re just taunting him, mocking him, making him feel all the remorse and guilt and fear he’s built up before killing him, they don’t care about him, all he is to them is a toy to torture until he can’t take it anymore
Same honestly people are saying that boozoo avoided all opportunities to change and while that might be true for the ghost of past where he continues to lie and deny his wrongdoing at 19:32 he looks/sounds like he would have done the right thing and not deducted the pay of banny
For the original, what really softens Scrooge up was seeing the joy yet struggles many people were going through especially the Cratchit’s with Tiny Tim and their finances. Scrooge’s empathy and compassion comes through and he is remorseful and wants to change, not only cause he doesn’t want to be detested at death, but because he wants to do what he can to help and be better with his own limited time on Earth. Boozoo lacked that ability to gain that. At most he was like that child who only says sorry cause they’re facing consequences for their actions. He saw the suffering Banny’s family was going through but only felt bad it was happening. He didn’t have that reflection and revelation that Scrooge had
I love how this implies there is monstrous, horrid creatures that specifically choose to go after evil people instead of just random, innocent victims. It makes it feel so much more realistic then if it had just been “scary monster attack on Christmas.” They try to give him so many chances to have an out, but it’s boozo himself that leads to his downfall.
Same, I like when a horror villain has a somewhat reasonable motivation, instead of just being some assholes torturing and killing otherwise innocent folk, its my main issue with the saw movies, such missed potential.
@@Tyler-q3k Freddy Krueger's initial motivation in 1 and 3 were what also made him a terrifying villain. Although in franchises like Halloween, the alternative is preferable since that was Michael Myers' original intent. He never had an agenda of killing his surviving sister (or his entire family because of a curse depending on the continuity). Then there was whatever the Rob Zombie remakes were trying to do. I haven't watched the Blumhouse trilogy yet, but at least they ignored Halloween 2 unlike the previous two continuities, so that way Michael still didn't have a motivation and made him scarier (it also went around the issue of the franchise's weird tendency of shrugging off Michael being burnt to a crisp at the end of 2 instead of making him a zombie like Jason Voorhees).
I remember watching an animated 3d adaptation of the film. That terrified me, the ghost of Christmas Present lifting his coat to malnourished kids was scary to me. This brought all that fear again.
Martin Walls is so silly, like, imagine waking up one morning and thinking something like, "Hm. I'm gonna animate A Christmas Carol because the OG was not silly enough!" And makes an amazing horror :) EDIT: Also at 3:04 did anyone else think they kinda looked like those one kids from The Mysterious House or am I missing something? Genuinely cannot tell if it's meant and stated to be a reference or if i'm tripping!
27:45 I didn't notice that myself when I watched the video until I saw a comment pointing this out and now I can't get it out of my head that "YEP! THIS GUY WAS SCREWED FROM THE START"
That version genuinely terrified me when I was younger. Every single time I got to the Ghost of Christmas Future in that movie when I watched it with my grandparents I'd either leave the room entirely or hide under a blanket.
"Was Boozoo doomed from the start or did he doom himself by not repenting?" Well, it's both. On seeing Boozoo's actions, Mortality was convinced that Boozoo would never change. The rest is Mortality proving to others that Boozoo has no intention of changing even when given the chance to make amends.
28:22 "There's just something so cool to me about being able to take an old tale with a heartwarming ending and good-spirited theme and transforming it into horrific scenario with a theme that is way more blunt." This is exactly why I love Alice's Madness so much.
While the Christmas Carol is a deconstruction itself of the self made man archetype that is prominent in the 1800s, which shows the miserable person Ebenzer Scrooge ended up as, it also offered a reconstruction by introducing the three Christmas spirits to help Scrooge achieve redemption in the end. But this series deconstructs the classic three Christmas Spirits formula itself by showing that Boozoo will refuse any offer on self reflection after a lifetime of being conditioned to be selfish.
I still think Boozoo’s ghost, heck, all 3 of the holiday Walten Files episodes, are some of the scariest things I’ve seen on the internet. Even half a dozen rewatches later this stuff still horrifies me.
Ngl A Christmas Carol is one of my favourite Christmas stories ever Edit- this also reminds me of a dream I had once, where the Ghost of Christmas Future straight up rips Scrooge’s face off
@ I don’t fully remember it, all I know is that after the ghost ripped Scrooges face off. Scrooge fell into his own grave and that’s when I woke up. I’m assuming it’s supposed to be a twisted version of the Ghost of Christmas Future ending before Scrooge wakes up
Man, any adaptation of A Christmas Carol is probably my favorite Christmas movie to watch at this time of year. I remember being in middle school being the only kid excited to read and watch an adaptation of the story. I think it was Patrick Stewart's version. I think I'm one of the few out there that likes the adaptation with Jim Carrey. I think George C. Scott is my favorite Scrooge. And Michael Caine. Muppet Christmas Carol is fantastic.
@@wilddinofacts2073 The Aftermath od Ebenezer Boozoo, it's written by T and Lexza There have been a few teasers on twitter, but not much. It can get canned as far as we know
A theory that I have but it also inspired by another theory somebody in the comment section makes is that bozzo was killed while alive after sleeping in his bed but after when he died his soul got sent to a some type of judgment for his acts, but the plot twist is that ghost aren't actually ghost but figments of the killers that killed him for being rude and a horrible person to his worker such as in the scene where Bonnie said "You aren't going to pay me sir" morality the bunney that killed bozzo looks out the window seeing the conflict, so maybe he was apart of banny family or friend and got so tried of bozzo abuse over the workers that he broke in to the house with two other people and they basically killed him as he didn't close or lock the door. And so when he died the "Real" ghost of Christmas used these killers as a way for bozzo to see the harm he has done but that's my theory. Edit: Also the reason why I view this theory as true is because banny is also shown to be in the judgment but she isn't dead so yea the ghost have power to depict people in the afterlife while the actual people are not dead.
I find it kind of interesting how there wasn’t really a Jacob Marley in this retelling/adaptation, with the warning of the ghosts coming from the ghost of Christmas past. It could just be for the sake of brevity given the original video is already nearing 40 minutes. If I were to give an artistic interpretation though, it makes me think that Boozoo, unlike Scrouge, didn’t even have a close person in a business sense and no one to reflect on but himself. At the same time, Boozoo not being met with a person he already knew before means he wasn’t primed for the lessons the other ghosts would teach him later (even if Jacob was scary and negative, it was a direct way to show what would happen to Scrouge if he didn’t change as opposed to warnings that seem more like threats).
I interpreted the story's message as "If you want to atone your actions and redeem yourself, you must do it soon, because we all live on limited time."
I would absolutely love to see a remake of Boozoo’s Ghosts in the new art style of TWF because that would look so much better, same with The Mysterious House. I know there’s a remake of it in the Pumpkin’s Rabbit’s Return VHS but disappointingly, it’s not in the new art style but it should be. When it comes to a sequel to Boozoo’s Ghosts, I’m not entirely sure on how you would do something like that.
Thought for a second this was gonna be about the CGI Christmas Carol disney made due to the creepy imagery in that version and the intense scenes around the end of each spirit's time with Scrooge
While I haven't seen the original video, the appearance of the Ignorance and Want dolls made me really happy! I remember reading a theater script version of the story in class for the holidays, and when we got to that part, I honestly thought it was a bit too creepy and out of place for how the rest of the story was. But they seem to fit right in here! (ngl having their speech be all scrambled is kinda funny to me lol)
I keep thinking Banny killed him because she needed the money and was so sick of him, the rest of the video is him dying. It's a theory. Not the best one.
"Instead of this though, they speak in utter gibberish" 1.3 seconds later" "eeeheeheheheheidiieiehdehehehheheheheheheheehehrhehhfiireheheheheheheheehehheheeh"
I have an analog horror series called Disheveled. It isn't Christmas themed but it's very interesting. Right now only seven shorts have been posted about it but there is enough information to base a 20-minute video on it.
What I find interesting about this adaptation of A Christmas Carol is that three key characters are missing: Scrooge’s nephew, Jacob Marley and Tiny Tim. In other versions of the story, these characters are basically counterparts to the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, when you think about it. Scrooge’s nephew is the only connection to his past that he still has in his life, being the only child of his late sister. Tiny Tim represents the current struggles that many poor people are facing, the people that rely on the generosity of others to live. Jacob Marley is the foreboding Spector of a grim future, his warning ultimately being the catalyst for Scrooge’s journey with the Ghosts and subsequent redemption. These characters aren’t present here in Boozoo’s Ghosts. There’s no ray of light shining from his past, longing to connect with him. There’s no sick child waiting to be healed by a redeemed messiah. There’s no warning from beyond that provides that faint sliver of hope, because there is none. Boozoo was doomed from the very start. And that’s exactly what makes this story so utterly, utterly bleak.
I think in my opinion, FX’s Christmas Carol had a much more darker and sadder tale, not as scary or terrifying as boozoos ghosts, but it was really depressing and sad, Scrooge was a very bad and twisted man and he really had no love for others. I’m not going to spoil anything else so if you’re interested go and watch it yourself, but fair warning it is a very VERY dark adaptation of the classic.
Heya! You've asked if there was a remake for Boozoo's Ghosts and I'm here from the future to deliver! TeD gReEn remade the story in their own fascinating style, a few changes here and there, and it is soo good! I highly recommend you take a look at it, if you're able to. 😊
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I love how the finale message is friendly but given context "You wouldn't want to be listed by three ghosts" is a death threat to the audience...
I called the ghostbusters and peed myself. ( this is obviously a joke btw )
The moral is either love christmas or be obliterated by demons
@@JeanineTattersall the grinch was found skinned in a dumpster 3 days later.
@@randomladdoingsomething😂😂😂no way someone else thought of this😂😂😂
Om, I like this whole thing, but some of the sound is just annoying, especially for those of us who use headphones.
A theory that I have about this video is that Boozoo wasn't actually killed by the ghosts. I think Boozoo was murdered in his sleep by someone else. He is shown to be nothing but horrid and unpleasant, and it's most likely somebody got sick of his shit and decided to in act revenge. That's why Mortality comes for him at the end, and hell, why he's actually named Mortality. He's a physical manifestation of death. Boozoo is already dead and Mortality is here to claim his soul.
As for the purpose of the other ghosts, I think they're goal was to try and get Boozoo to repent for his sins, maybe so he could grant himself a way into heaven or something? As creepy and intimidating as they are, I defiantly give off the vibe that they want him to change. But of course, Boozoo deflected and deflected, and by the time he finally was sorry, it was too late. Mortality toys with him and gives him false hope, makes him think he actually does have a future, only to make sure he feels every inch of pain of his death, and I guess dragging him down to hell. The first ghost did say he would see him in hell after all lmao.
Also the clock was his time of death, but I think that's a little oblivious lmao
maybe that why christmas future didnt show up
That's what I thought as well...
hmmmm remind me of smth...
Were you trying to spell "It definitely" or "It defiantly"
wasnt really paying attention, just saw theory, so what, is it a game theory, a film theory, a food theory? or perhaps... a FASHION THEORY
I like how there is no 3rd ghost, since Boozoo doesn’t have a future, he was always going to die.
Maybe Mortality is the third ghost because their door is the same as the other 2
@@candiblevins5309That’s what I thought.
Or maybe is because theres was not other character to represent him
in essence Mortality and Future are similar if you think about it
In this adaptation it feels like the ghosts aren’t truly trying to help Boozoo, they’re just taunting him, mocking him, making him feel all the remorse and guilt and fear he’s built up before killing him, they don’t care about him, all he is to them is a toy to torture until he can’t take it anymore
Same, but I wouldn't mind a happier ending, that's a rare thing in horror, and would be refreshing for this genre.
Same honestly people are saying that boozoo avoided all opportunities to change and while that might be true for the ghost of past where he continues to lie and deny his wrongdoing at 19:32 he looks/sounds like he would have done the right thing and not deducted the pay of banny
@@wilddinofacts2073But it was already too late man, he was just cocky to the weak the entire time, until he became one
For the original, what really softens Scrooge up was seeing the joy yet struggles many people were going through especially the Cratchit’s with Tiny Tim and their finances. Scrooge’s empathy and compassion comes through and he is remorseful and wants to change, not only cause he doesn’t want to be detested at death, but because he wants to do what he can to help and be better with his own limited time on Earth.
Boozoo lacked that ability to gain that. At most he was like that child who only says sorry cause they’re facing consequences for their actions. He saw the suffering Banny’s family was going through but only felt bad it was happening. He didn’t have that reflection and revelation that Scrooge had
"These edibles aint shi"
5 minutes later :
Nah he didin't see enough patrick star and uganda knuckles
“He died in his sleep.”
“He died peacefully in his sleep, you mean?”
“I mean he died in his sleep”
23:03 "GUYS, I FOUND THE SOURCE OF THE MYSTERIOUS TICKING NOISE! IT WAS A PIPE BOMB!!"
23:09
Yay
*EXPLOSION*
Explains why his body looks deformed.
That actually makes sense, plus the screen did turn red
I love how this implies there is monstrous, horrid creatures that specifically choose to go after evil people instead of just random, innocent victims. It makes it feel so much more realistic then if it had just been “scary monster attack on Christmas.” They try to give him so many chances to have an out, but it’s boozo himself that leads to his downfall.
Boozoo ❌️
Bozo ✅️
the murders bon have committed and the fact hes still holding up after 50 years of wear and tear after said murders
Same, I like when a horror villain has a somewhat reasonable motivation, instead of just being some assholes torturing and killing otherwise innocent folk, its my main issue with the saw movies, such missed potential.
@@Tyler-q3k Freddy Krueger's initial motivation in 1 and 3 were what also made him a terrifying villain. Although in franchises like Halloween, the alternative is preferable since that was Michael Myers' original intent. He never had an agenda of killing his surviving sister (or his entire family because of a curse depending on the continuity). Then there was whatever the Rob Zombie remakes were trying to do. I haven't watched the Blumhouse trilogy yet, but at least they ignored Halloween 2 unlike the previous two continuities, so that way Michael still didn't have a motivation and made him scarier (it also went around the issue of the franchise's weird tendency of shrugging off Michael being burnt to a crisp at the end of 2 instead of making him a zombie like Jason Voorhees).
@troin3925 dude, the slasher movie continuity is too confusing for me to even comment, so don't wory, i just like a happy ending once in a while.
Mortality: SCROOGE YOU.
Boozoo': Huh..?
Mortality: You're know.. Like.. Scrooge.. From 'A Christmas Carol'
An Eddsworld fan in this age? its a Christmas miracle!
Damn I love Eddsworld
21:38 this one jumpscare genuinly made me afraid to look out my window for a while. Fucking hell
Omfg same, this shit is disturbing asf
The message I got from the ending is, "Don't live a life you'll regret" or "Act wisely and you won't face Regret's grizzly face at the end."
The second one sounds like someone had a stroke
26:04 personally it feels more like “mortality is always near and no matter how hard you try you can never wrong your rights when he catches you…”
I remember watching an animated 3d adaptation of the film. That terrified me, the ghost of Christmas Present lifting his coat to malnourished kids was scary to me. This brought all that fear again.
That version fucked me up as a kid
and that same spirit just laughing himself to death, dude managed to be scarier than the actual grim reaper
It was by Disney with Jim Carrey.
My favorite part is how the sheep just roasts him.
Martin Walls is so silly, like, imagine waking up one morning and thinking something like, "Hm. I'm gonna animate A Christmas Carol because the OG was not silly enough!" And makes an amazing horror :)
EDIT: Also at 3:04 did anyone else think they kinda looked like those one kids from The Mysterious House or am I missing something? Genuinely cannot tell if it's meant and stated to be a reference or if i'm tripping!
They do look like Tammy and Ducky
Imagine a demonic/angelic entity telling you that you should become good and calls you ugly
(Sad clown ghost wilting flowers)
Flower guy: C-can you stop (oof)ing the flowers, please?! 😨😥😰
(Bro thinks he’s next, don’t he?)
27:45 I didn't notice that myself when I watched the video until I saw a comment pointing this out and now I can't get it out of my head that "YEP! THIS GUY WAS SCREWED FROM THE START"
Ngl, when I saw the video title I initially thought it was referring to the 2009 version of Christmas Carol with the motion capture.
Yeah we had to watch that in school its so uncanny
That version genuinely terrified me when I was younger. Every single time I got to the Ghost of Christmas Future in that movie when I watched it with my grandparents I'd either leave the room entirely or hide under a blanket.
That one had impressive CGI
It's so funny to me that his death is just brushed over. Goes to show that even the narrater thought he was a piece of shit🤣
"Was Boozoo doomed from the start or did he doom himself by not repenting?"
Well, it's both.
On seeing Boozoo's actions, Mortality was convinced that Boozoo would never change.
The rest is Mortality proving to others that Boozoo has no intention of changing even when given the chance to make amends.
this is how I picture Dr. Suess's version of the Christmas Carol
I was not expecting a video today, I even checked earlier today and said to myself "Nope not today." But you managed to pull it off
10:45 “That was… very scary.”
*_“NO SHIT!”_*
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
28:22 "There's just something so cool to me about being able to take an old tale with a heartwarming ending and good-spirited theme and transforming it into horrific scenario with a theme that is way more blunt."
This is exactly why I love Alice's Madness so much.
i dont think anyone deserves this type of demise and also this is a rlly scary story ive never seen a scarier story than this regarding christmas ever
While the Christmas Carol is a deconstruction itself of the self made man archetype that is prominent in the 1800s, which shows the miserable person Ebenzer Scrooge ended up as, it also offered a reconstruction by introducing the three Christmas spirits to help Scrooge achieve redemption in the end. But this series deconstructs the classic three Christmas Spirits formula itself by showing that Boozoo will refuse any offer on self reflection after a lifetime of being conditioned to be selfish.
28:21 This art is great! It seems like something Martin could do judging by his work on Return of the pumpkin rabbit
24:38 TWENTY-EIGHT STAB WOUNDS AH KILL
"Everyone has their own toy they don't know about. And that is
an alarm clock.
Ah yes, Boozoo’s Ghosts, I’m very familiar with this, especially since I was in the Real Time fandub for it
I still think Boozoo’s ghost, heck, all 3 of the holiday Walten Files episodes, are some of the scariest things I’ve seen on the internet. Even half a dozen rewatches later this stuff still horrifies me.
Ngl A Christmas Carol is one of my favourite Christmas stories ever
Edit- this also reminds me of a dream I had once, where the Ghost of Christmas Future straight up rips Scrooge’s face off
That escalated
Well that was an ending a happy one? no
Um... you ok? What else happened in this dream of yours?
@@Tyler-q3kTeh ghost of kristmas future rips off scrooges face
@ I don’t fully remember it, all I know is that after the ghost ripped Scrooges face off. Scrooge fell into his own grave and that’s when I woke up.
I’m assuming it’s supposed to be a twisted version of the Ghost of Christmas Future ending before Scrooge wakes up
Honestly Boozoo is an idiot, I would of just accepted with the first ghost
Man, any adaptation of A Christmas Carol is probably my favorite Christmas movie to watch at this time of year. I remember being in middle school being the only kid excited to read and watch an adaptation of the story. I think it was Patrick Stewart's version. I think I'm one of the few out there that likes the adaptation with Jim Carrey. I think George C. Scott is my favorite Scrooge. And Michael Caine. Muppet Christmas Carol is fantastic.
There was actually news about a fan working on a fan-made sequel to BG that should be releasing soon!
Really what is it called?
@@wilddinofacts2073 The Aftermath od Ebenezer Boozoo, it's written by T and Lexza
There have been a few teasers on twitter, but not much. It can get canned as far as we know
@@wilddinofacts2073 Aftermath of Ebenezer Boozoo, it can get canned as far as we know
8:43 Man, what a great joke!
i mean tbf if i got the incarnation of the concept of mortality in a box for christmas i would be pretty scared
Banny waking up to find Boozoo “peacefully sleeping” in his bed the next morning:
“hey boss, merry chri-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA”
A theory that I have but it also inspired by another theory somebody in the comment section makes is that bozzo was killed while alive after sleeping in his bed but after when he died his soul got sent to a some type of judgment for his acts, but the plot twist is that ghost aren't actually ghost but figments of the killers that killed him for being rude and a horrible person to his worker such as in the scene where Bonnie said "You aren't going to pay me sir" morality the bunney that killed bozzo looks out the window seeing the conflict, so maybe he was apart of banny family or friend and got so tried of bozzo abuse over the workers that he broke in to the house with two other people and they basically killed him as he didn't close or lock the door.
And so when he died the "Real" ghost of Christmas used these killers as a way for bozzo to see the harm he has done but that's my theory.
Edit: Also the reason why I view this theory as true is because banny is also shown to be in the judgment but she isn't dead so yea the ghost have power to depict people in the afterlife while the actual people are not dead.
I find it kind of interesting how there wasn’t really a Jacob Marley in this retelling/adaptation, with the warning of the ghosts coming from the ghost of Christmas past.
It could just be for the sake of brevity given the original video is already nearing 40 minutes. If I were to give an artistic interpretation though, it makes me think that Boozoo, unlike Scrouge, didn’t even have a close person in a business sense and no one to reflect on but himself. At the same time, Boozoo not being met with a person he already knew before means he wasn’t primed for the lessons the other ghosts would teach him later (even if Jacob was scary and negative, it was a direct way to show what would happen to Scrouge if he didn’t change as opposed to warnings that seem more like threats).
The second I heard walten files I turned on my lights
why? It only dulls the terror
@@michelechiarbonello9263”heh…I guess you could say I’m…. ‘Different’ from the others, you don’t want to see my dark side… 😈😈😈” ahh comment 😭🙏
chat what about mrs dilbers christmas carol its an unknown masterpiece written by one of my favorite playwrights
the only downside is that there was no Jacob Marley in this version.
Which is honestly a shame, I couldn't imagine how creepy Marley would've been in Boozoo's Ghosts.
It would’ve been a lot better
Well tbf, parts of Disney’s Christmas Carol are horrifying and gave me nightmares as a kid
I interpreted the story's message as "If you want to atone your actions and redeem yourself, you must do it soon, because we all live on limited time."
Completely unrelated, I adore your oc, it’s the perfect mix of scary and adorable
My goodness that was horrifying I’m scared to look behind me I thought I saw a shadow. I also think he didn’t deserve that no one deserves that.
I would absolutely love to see a remake of Boozoo’s Ghosts in the new art style of TWF because that would look so much better, same with The Mysterious House. I know there’s a remake of it in the Pumpkin’s Rabbit’s Return VHS but disappointingly, it’s not in the new art style but it should be. When it comes to a sequel to Boozoo’s Ghosts, I’m not entirely sure on how you would do something like that.
Thought for a second this was gonna be about the CGI Christmas Carol disney made due to the creepy imagery in that version and the intense scenes around the end of each spirit's time with Scrooge
While I haven't seen the original video, the appearance of the Ignorance and Want dolls made me really happy! I remember reading a theater script version of the story in class for the holidays, and when we got to that part, I honestly thought it was a bit too creepy and out of place for how the rest of the story was. But they seem to fit right in here! (ngl having their speech be all scrambled is kinda funny to me lol)
I’m still deciding whether of not I should watch this annually.
3:11 i just realized the painting of the house on the left is the house from the pumpkin rabbit
Merry Crihmuh
ngl but the ghost looks kinda like the character's from martins other work "The Mysterious House" which was a Halloween special
nice to watch on christmas day
scared out of my mind rn
Love watching videos with half of my time looking only at spacebar!
How fucked is the education system that you have to go over the Christmas Carol and remind people of what happens
Idk some people maybe just never learnt about it in their curriculum and instead learned about other novellas and novels
Finally, Clear words of the Lyrics and Sad's Dialogue
Christmas watch, nice video dude!
You can see mortality out the window when the bunny says “your not going to pay me”
Edit: turns out he said that already in the video lol.
3:48 HES RIGHT THERE
Yeah,right,Dosen't even come close to how Terrifying the Jim Carrey Version is,ghost of Christmas past still hunts my dreams
Pastra sounds a bit weird today lol. Good video, very well made
Ngl I thought you were going to over that ‘71 hand drawn version
It looked truly unsettling
I keep thinking Banny killed him because she needed the money and was so sick of him, the rest of the video is him dying. It's a theory. Not the best one.
My views on this was, "You don't always get a 2nd chance. And by the time you want want, its already too late"
Bro remembered his TH-cam password
Today is Christmas Eve as of today to Christmas is really around the corner.
20:11 Are you having a stroke?
I really thought this was gonna be something like analog horror when I first saw the thumbnail
It is
6:20 Im more worried about why the wall has a face
The chair also has a face
There’s a re-animation version of this with claymation I recommended
20:28 FINALY!!! THAT WAS FRYING MY BRAIN!
Now this is what I call original when was the last time you saw a horror character not check out the noise
Mortality reminds me of the Blue Meanie from the Beatles Yellow Submarine
Now I don’t know whether I am more afraid of this, or the uncanny hell hole that’s the Jim Carey film.
Christmas is RIGHT around the corner
While it’s well-done, I for one am not partial to hopeless endings.
"Instead of this though, they speak in utter gibberish"
1.3 seconds later" "eeeheeheheheheidiieiehdehehehheheheheheheheehehrhehhfiireheheheheheheheehehheheeh"
On my way to GCSE revision for a Christmas carol i foiund this gold.
"The only ones who see through your acts are the ones that can do something about it"
the worst part is Boozoo has the survival instincts of a goldfish
I have an analog horror series called Disheveled. It isn't Christmas themed but it's very interesting. Right now only seven shorts have been posted about it but there is enough information to base a 20-minute video on it.
No one cares
Nah ill check it out don’t listen to the haters
I think that the message is to repent as quickly as possibly before it's too late
You should do a video of mysterious house and pumpkin rabbit 2 more short flims Martin made
A muppets Christmas carol goes so hard
ngl i havent never seen the uncensored version of boozoo's death until now
I think the video was made to help figure out the story of the walten files just like the fazbear frights books do for fnaf (just pointing it out)
I like this retelling but they kinda forgot Jacob Marley, Fred , and Tiny Tim which could have added more horror and emotional pain to Boozoo
The voice acting was dope AF.
Yes another video from **GOAT!!**
What I find interesting about this adaptation of A Christmas Carol is that three key characters are missing: Scrooge’s nephew, Jacob Marley and Tiny Tim.
In other versions of the story, these characters are basically counterparts to the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, when you think about it. Scrooge’s nephew is the only connection to his past that he still has in his life, being the only child of his late sister. Tiny Tim represents the current struggles that many poor people are facing, the people that rely on the generosity of others to live. Jacob Marley is the foreboding Spector of a grim future, his warning ultimately being the catalyst for Scrooge’s journey with the Ghosts and subsequent redemption.
These characters aren’t present here in Boozoo’s Ghosts. There’s no ray of light shining from his past, longing to connect with him. There’s no sick child waiting to be healed by a redeemed messiah. There’s no warning from beyond that provides that faint sliver of hope, because there is none. Boozoo was doomed from the very start. And that’s exactly what makes this story so utterly, utterly bleak.
8:24 he has some bars ngl
I think in my opinion, FX’s Christmas Carol had a much more darker and sadder tale, not as scary or terrifying as boozoos ghosts, but it was really depressing and sad, Scrooge was a very bad and twisted man and he really had no love for others. I’m not going to spoil anything else so if you’re interested go and watch it yourself, but fair warning it is a very VERY dark adaptation of the classic.
Damn this guy is worse than Scrooge
Merry Christmas
Heya! You've asked if there was a remake for Boozoo's Ghosts and I'm here from the future to deliver! TeD gReEn remade the story in their own fascinating style, a few changes here and there, and it is soo good! I highly recommend you take a look at it, if you're able to. 😊
I remeber you covered this last year