Or just don't drink, any maybe don't promote drinking to kids. Yeah I know some will say, but it is a M channel yada yada, like we all know damn well that doesn't mean anything nowadays.
Very difficult to trust something like this when they say that acetaldehyde is produced in the gut, while it actually happens in the liver. And yes gut can refer to the abdomen but with the video showing the entrails that was clearly not what they meant. I hope that the deadmeat team takes another look at the sponsor since the product shouldn't have much of an effect on acetaldehyde production from alcohol.
Can't we just appreciate how amazing Brad Dourif is with his performances. Whenever he is playing Chucky, the Gemini Killer, Billy Bibbit or Wormtongue the guy is an awesome actor
His Billy Bibbit absolutely breaks my heart. I think the fact that I saw it so early relative to most of his other roles is why I’ve always loved him and never find his characters too scary.
Brad always is commited to his performances no wonder he still plays Chucky for more than 30 years. Also he almost played Joker in Tim Burton's Batman before they casted Jack Nicholson in the role
The bit about both old men thinking they are the one cheering up the other is so cute and wholesome. Unexpected from a horror movie about a serial killer
James’ expression 4:44 when dude says “all done up in black face” 😂 ☠️ I’ve played back that part up and watched it like ten times I have tears literally. Thanks DM crew and thanks James. Been in a deep depression since I lost my daughter and your commentary always makes me smile and laugh. Don’t do much of that these days so it means a lot… 🙏
So definitely agree with you 100% and that's where I'm going to add on saying Jamie Lee Curtis winning her Oscar. I know what she wanted for what movie but in horror fans like my opinion and I hope yours too. She won one for the horror fans, an Oscar. That's the way I choose to look at it since the Oscars is a joke. Anyway. Horror movies are the best and we all know that everything else is just garbage
Jason Miller deserves so much more love for his performance here and how he makes it such a seamless shift between him and Brad Dourif’s scenes. An absolute masterclass in acting right here!
My late partner was a huge disturbed fan, she and I used to watch your show together, now watching it alone, I had a great chuckle at your joke about the "Disturbed ward". Thank you for bringing her and I such joy over the years James, keep at it, love your work.
"Watch as i rip and cut and mutilate the innocent!" The Gemini Killer can go from calm and gentle whispers to blood curdling screams in a second. It's an amazing performance.
James, I am at WORK. The way I HOWLED at “KARRUS comma FATHER” made my boss concerned for my wellbeing and then I had to try and explain the whole lore 😂😂😂
13:44 its nearly 35 years since The Exorcist III came out and I still consider this as one of the BEST jumpscares and off-screen kill of all time! As Chris Stuckmann said, its not just the sound, it's the freaking ZOOM IN!
@@balabanasiretiyou have 100+ comments just saying the word boring and cringe and I honestly wish you would place that much effort into something that makes you money 😂
@@balabanasiretiyou realize we can see your comments on other videos right? So we can literally see how uselessly you live. The most boring, and cringy thing I can think of, is spending my time commenting “boring” and “cringe” over and over for attention.
(15:33) The Gemini Killer: *"But the main thing is the torment of your friend Father Karras as he watches while I rip and cut and mutilate the innocent, his friends, and again, and again, on and on! HE'S INSIDE WITH US! HE'LL NEVER GET AWAY! HIS PAIN WON'T END!"* Brad Dourif deserved an Oscar for his fantastic performance in this movie.
Out of context, yeah. In context, it's quite sad since Kinderman knew Thomas for some time. Nobody deserved what the Gemini Killer did to them, never mind a kid.
It’s a weird scene for sure. The dialogue and imagery is so weird that it’s kind of funny, but it’s edited in this super jarring creepy way. Hard to explain without watching it in full.
Fun Fact: The Exorcist III stars Brad Dourif as a character in a mental ward. Exorcist II stars Louise Fletcher as a medical professional. Both actors play similar roles in "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST"
Nurse Keating reminds me greatly of Lisa Garland from Silent Hill (specifically her appearance in the first game from 1999). After some short researching, it turns out that Lisa Garland's appearance was probably inspired by Nurse Keating. Very cool. : )
The kill just works so well because it's such a slow build up, then throws in a fake shock moment before returning to normal for a bit. There's a cop seated so the viewer feels safe as does the nurse, but when she enters that room, he gets up and leaves. The long slow shot, the noise as she shuts the door (which I'm guessing was added in post so the killer could come through it) gives nothing away until she turns and walks. It's such an amazing moment that hits no matter how often you see it. Also, I wish there was a George C Scott satnav app as that voice would be amazing as you're driving: "Turn right I said!!!"
This movie does a great job of making the kills really unsettling using just descriptions alone, I think it does a better job than most really gory and explicit movies do honestly. The monologue Brad Dourif gives about how a decapitated head can continue to see for 20 seconds so he makes sure that the last thing that person sees is their own decapitated body is brutal.
Seeing Scott Wilson in The Exorcist III as Dr. Temple is minding blowing. Fantastic actor. I always loved his performance as Hershel Greene in The Walking Dead. Especially the fifth episode in Season 4. Sad that he passed away in 2018. Rest in peace, Scott.
Honestly George C. Scott doesn’t get enough love for how amazing he is in this movie he just nails his part so well and gives one of his best performances ever
He was actually nominated for "worst actor" at the 1991 Razzies. I seriously wanna know who he was up against to earn that because he gives a great performance in this film.
@@brandonspain12345What?? His performance is so good in this movie! It’s a bit over the top, but that’s the tone of the movie. How can you hear the carp monologue and not think he’s brilliant 😢
I’d also like to add to the nurse jump scare. i like the fact that she closes the door and then the demon comes out that same door. I feel like it misdirects the audience in thinking the scare will come from else where and adds to the surprise factor
5:42 This friendship was my most favorite thing about this movie. They both have an idea of what they went through 15 years ago and I appreciate that they'd still go see movies together.
Man that hospital jump scare messed me up so bad the first time I saw it. I remember laying in bed terrified that something was going to get me in the dark. Still gave me chills seeing it in the video. So well done
The Nurse Keating scene was the scariest jump scare I've ever watched. I caught the movie on tv just as the scene was starting on a weekend afternoon showing when I was about 14 and this scene shook me.
I'm glad that the Legion cut is available and that it offers a different experience closer to Blatty's original vision. But the theatrical version is still a gem, and I'm glad Jason Miller was able to share the role with Brad Dourif.
One of the greatest lines in movie history to be honest. "Bill now, shoot now, kill me now!" And silence as the gunshots ring out. The impact of that moment cannot be understated - it's the end of 15 years of misery for all those involved in Pazuzu's nightmare.
The bit in the church when Kinderman is talking to a priest about the events of the first film and just after the clocks all stop you hear a distant giggle of Reagan, like a kind of mocking by the demon. Just one of the many brilliant bits of this very underrated film.
I really like how the kills are mostly described and not shown. It really lets your mind wander and create something truly horrific. The Exorcist III is kind of like the OG Texas Chainsaw in that way. I just think it's a pretty cool horror technique.
It wasn't mentioned here in the vid, but there's a moment where Brad Dourif's character, James Venamun, slyly mentions his work being 'child's play.' Intentional or not, it's a nice, subtle nod to his role as Charles Lee Ray/Chucky.
I find it sweet that both of the old guys think they are there to cheer the other up on Caris' death anniversary. It's like they see the other as needing help and think a trip to the movies will cheer them up
He would've been a great Joker. Which Tim Burton originally wanted instead of Jack Nicholson. (Over the years, the Internet tried to rewrite history and say he was meant for Scarecrow, but Dourif himself confirmed he was meant for Joker.)
@@uzielyanez5975 yeah guess he could do an update version from the last one that’s in that video, could be like when he does those videos on the movie begins and the to the numbers segments.
One of the best sequels and scariest movies ever made, I love the score, gothic atmosphere, murder mystery story and Brad Dourif as The Gemini Killer, i've never been so physically repulsed from a villain before in my life.
I'm so excited for this kill count, I love this movie! Brad Dourif absolutely kills it, it's got one of the most iconic jump scares of all time, and this weird off-beat tone, just awesome!
You guys always kill it with the jokes. But this particular KC just had me ROLLING. Disturbed ward, "oh no"...but I just completely lost it at "sacrilegious Build-A-Bear"! 🤣🤣🤣
That jumpscare just proves that jumpscares aren't inherently bad. A well-crafted jumpscare is one of the best things in horror. You can over do it for sure, but a good one? Hoo boy. See also: Jaws (Ben Gardner), and Jurassic Park (when the raptor pushes through the pipes after Ellie gets the power back on).
Fabio was once invited to the opening of a roller coaster as soon as the ride started a goose flew into his face so in all the pictures he's spattered in blood
7:58 I live really close to Wilmington lol😭 I love the little details you throw out while counting, which I guess is the origin of the "AND, show you how they were made"
George C. Scott is so amazing in horror that I wish he'd done more of it. The Changeling is by far my favorite haunting-type movie, in no small part because of how great Scott's performance as a man whose grief of his own loss plays into his dealings with the supernatural.
Bro this episode has some of my favorite jokes James has done. The whole disturbed bit and the Jesus statue black face at the beginning 😂 chef's kisses.
During the dream scene, the tarot cards that are laid out tell about the movie's climax. Judgment: Rite of Passage, maturing, reviewing, transition. The Emperor: Power, structure, stability, authority, father. The World: Integration, completion, options, wholeness, the earth, correction. The Devil: Attachments, restriction, commitment, limitations. Lined up in a 4 card spread is telling Wiliam what he'll have to face and that he'll be able to overcome it all. As all the cards are right side up. Meaning they have positive outcomes if he can see the signs in time. The devil card is last, so that will be the challenge Willam will have to face to bring out all the positive aspects of each card. While the Emperor card primarily relates to Dire, the other cards are about Willam overcoming the challenge of finding the murderer and solving the case. Side note: I don't really like doing tarot readings because of how structured they are. I stick with Oracle cards because they are more free-flowing. But for anyone curious about the cards and what they meant I hope this helps. ^^
Brad Dourif is genuinely one of the best character actors of all time, it's almost a shame that he'll be forever remembered as Chucky when he's got so much good work in his catalogue
The Exorcist III is, imo, an excellent and underrated true sequel to what I consider to be the scariest movie of all-time. Everything, from Blatty's script and direction, to the cast and the acting itself is all really well done. Also, that jump scare in the hospital is iconic in so many ways and, like many, made me jump out of my skin the first time I saw it. Initially, I thought the moment in the room with the ice cracking in the glass and the patient was the big scare, but I was sorely mistaken. 😅
This movie must hold some kind of record in the ol suggested gore-to-actual onscreen gore ratio. The murders are insanely grisly, but we only hear them described.
Kindermans reaction to his friends death when he's explaining the Geminis MO is one of my favorite acting scenes of all time. His breakdown and subdued crying really felt like a gutpunch because you feel this was a genuine friendship
I’ve considered the hallway scene the greatest jump scare ever since I saw this film at age twelve in 2003. So glad to finally see it earn it’s reputation 🙌
I had a paper on photonics today and was busy whole week working on my research work and also was file making on LaTeX. Now I am free. Hope ur dissertation went well homie! Congrats!
I'm a little disappointed that James didn't mention that George C. Scott was also Ebenezer Scrooge in one of the (many) adaptations of The Christmas Carol. He's amazing in that movie too. I was waiting for a joke mentioning that little detail. But, not a huge loss. Looking forward to next week's Kill Count for sure!
Brad dourif is probably my favorite actor. I love all his different appearances and that voice yo. That vooooooiiiice!!!!!! Remember in Halloween 2 the unrated version when he lets out that nerve shattering wail?
The Exorcist is my favorite film. I refused to watch any sequel especially after trying to get through II (and Believer). The Exorcist III is one of my new favorite films, and I highly recommend The Ninth Configuration (also a horror-ish movie) if you’re a fan of William Peter Blatty’s writing style. He’s excellent.
My personal favorite Exorcist movie! It also has one of my favorite Brad Douriff performances too! ^^ Also really looking forward to the Nope Kill Count - love the symbolism in the movie and it's commentaries about exploitation and making spectacles out of people/animals!
9:02 this actually made me gag because I laughed so hard lmaoooo I was so curious and was wondering if I just never noticed James not holding a phone before
I finally watched this movie in preparation for this very Kill Count. I knew of the infamous jump scare. It was spoiled for me well over a decade ago. I knew it was coming. I still yelled "JESUS CHRIST" when it happened. It's that well done. The movie itself is fantastic. What an underrated gem.
I like the little gag when you are going over the opening credits and your like "we don't know who they are yet" as brad dourif's name appears in the credits. really cute
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Is everybody's priest still with you people ? Than let's get to the kills!
Or just don't drink, any maybe don't promote drinking to kids. Yeah I know some will say, but it is a M channel yada yada, like we all know damn well that doesn't mean anything nowadays.
Very difficult to trust something like this when they say that acetaldehyde is produced in the gut, while it actually happens in the liver.
And yes gut can refer to the abdomen but with the video showing the entrails that was clearly not what they meant.
I hope that the deadmeat team takes another look at the sponsor since the product shouldn't have much of an effect on acetaldehyde production from alcohol.
@@HitKraft_ickylife does not revolve around children… Why do we have to baby proof everything?
The Exorcist 1And 3 Are The Best Ones Of All.
Can't we just appreciate how amazing Brad Dourif is with his performances. Whenever he is playing Chucky, the Gemini Killer, Billy Bibbit or Wormtongue the guy is an awesome actor
And, if you watch Once Upon a Time, he also played Zoso, one of the original Dark Ones before Rumplestilskin
His Billy Bibbit absolutely breaks my heart. I think the fact that I saw it so early relative to most of his other roles is why I’ve always loved him and never find his characters too scary.
Brad always is commited to his performances no wonder he still plays Chucky for more than 30 years. Also he almost played Joker in Tim Burton's Batman before they casted Jack Nicholson in the role
BRAD DOURIF PLAYED WORMTONGUE?!?
@prettybadcontent8301 -- yes, he sure did.
The fact Brad Douriff doesn't have an Oscar is a crime.
The bit about both old men thinking they are the one cheering up the other is so cute and wholesome. Unexpected from a horror movie about a serial killer
“Oh no” actually made me chuckle a bit lmaooo
At least it can’t get worse?
😂😂😂
Same lol, it just kept getting worse and worse
Dude same I was even like oh boy
I am gay
As a blk person..I agree
James’ expression 4:44 when dude says “all done up in black face” 😂 ☠️ I’ve played back that part up and watched it like ten times I have tears literally. Thanks DM crew and thanks James. Been in a deep depression since I lost my daughter and your commentary always makes me smile and laugh. Don’t do much of that these days so it means a lot… 🙏
Brad Dourif would have been nominated for an Oscar if the Oscars had any respect for the horror genre.
So definitely agree with you 100% and that's where I'm going to add on saying Jamie Lee Curtis winning her Oscar. I know what she wanted for what movie but in horror fans like my opinion and I hope yours too. She won one for the horror fans, an Oscar. That's the way I choose to look at it since the Oscars is a joke. Anyway. Horror movies are the best and we all know that everything else is just garbage
Cuz it sucks don’t know what to tell ya man
Brad Dourif literally has been nominated for Oscar’s..what are you on about.
@@bigbrothercomps7974 For One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, not Exorcist III.
@@Dachin55555as if every other movie genre isn’t inflated and shit. Horror sticks out
Jason Miller deserves so much more love for his performance here and how he makes it such a seamless shift between him and Brad Dourif’s scenes. An absolute masterclass in acting right here!
Sadly, Brad Dourif was brought on board because Jason Miller was suffering from Alcoholism
My late partner was a huge disturbed fan, she and I used to watch your show together, now watching it alone, I had a great chuckle at your joke about the "Disturbed ward". Thank you for bringing her and I such joy over the years James, keep at it, love your work.
❤️❤️
@@DeadMeat This response means more to me than you think, thank you so much ☺
I give my condolences.@@NukeJockey
@@NukeJockeywishing you well
I’m sorry for your loss
"That's the Disturbed Ward..."
Phenomenal.
My biggest Kill Count laugh in such a long time 😂
"Watch as i rip and cut and mutilate the innocent!" The Gemini Killer can go from calm and gentle whispers to blood curdling screams in a second. It's an amazing performance.
_I'm sorry... Was I raving?_
@@CowboyRobot2000 I'm mad!
So, just like George C. Scott. 🙂
9:14 The guy who says "The Disturbed Ward" is Scott Wilson A.K.A Hershel Greene from The Walking Dead.
Ironic that he’s one of the few victims that wasn’t beheaded
@@ZiggyPalffyLAbro…
James' tiny "oh no" at the blackface line just had me cackling at that delivery
James, I am at WORK. The way I HOWLED at “KARRUS comma FATHER” made my boss concerned for my wellbeing and then I had to try and explain the whole lore 😂😂😂
4:42 James's little "oh no" had no business making me giggle
I liked it lol.
13:44 its nearly 35 years since The Exorcist III came out and I still consider this as one of the BEST jumpscares and off-screen kill of all time! As Chris Stuckmann said, its not just the sound, it's the freaking ZOOM IN!
10:49 i love how the scream 2 gag is still recurring, it never gets old XD
I laughed out loud. James really leans into it.
😂😂😂😂😂
one of my favorite gags not even gonna lie
I can’t stop laughing 😂
My son repeats the FNAF one at me all the time 😂😂😂
Thank you James. Dourif honestly played this character and made the movie with his acting. The duo of him and Scott is nothing short of memorable
the only benefit of having an 8am class is that once class is over, the kill count is released
Cringe
@@balabanasiretiyou?
@@balabanasiretiyou have 100+ comments just saying the word boring and cringe and I honestly wish you would place that much effort into something that makes you money 😂
@@balabanasiretiyou realize we can see your comments on other videos right? So we can literally see how uselessly you live. The most boring, and cringy thing I can think of, is spending my time commenting “boring” and “cringe” over and over for attention.
Same here, So nice
(15:33) The Gemini Killer: *"But the main thing is the torment of your friend Father Karras as he watches while I rip and cut and mutilate the innocent, his friends, and again, and again, on and on! HE'S INSIDE WITH US! HE'LL NEVER GET AWAY! HIS PAIN WON'T END!"*
Brad Dourif deserved an Oscar for his fantastic performance in this movie.
“I’m sorry you were murdered, Thomas. I miss you.” Is a hilarious line 😂😂
Out of context, yeah. In context, it's quite sad since Kinderman knew Thomas for some time. Nobody deserved what the Gemini Killer did to them, never mind a kid.
The random celebs walking around also crack me up
@@cupofcait Like Fabio pre bird strike
It's so Tim and Eric coded😂😂
It’s a weird scene for sure. The dialogue and imagery is so weird that it’s kind of funny, but it’s edited in this super jarring creepy way. Hard to explain without watching it in full.
"At least it can't get any worse?" *it gets worse* "......oh no" 😂😂😂 4:34
“The Disturbed Ward” had me laughing so hard
The Disturbed Ward, where they place you if it seems you're having some trouble IN DEALING WITH THESE CHANGES!
Absolutely, I broke out laughing so hard 😂
Fun Fact: The Exorcist III stars Brad Dourif as a character in a mental ward. Exorcist II stars Louise Fletcher as a medical professional. Both actors play similar roles in "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST"
The "can't get any worse?"....."o no..." Made me LOL way too hard 🤣
And then we learn that the boy was still alive as he was crucified. These fuckin' movies.
“It’s the disturbed ward” *immediately starts playing Disturbed*
It’s little jokes like that that make me love this channel even more
9:18 The reference is funny by itself but the echo making it diegetic absolutely floored me.
4:45 Love james reaction here
That quite little “oh no…”
“It’s the Disturbed wing” *Down With The Sickness Starts to play*
I love it.
Nurse Keating reminds me greatly of Lisa Garland from Silent Hill (specifically her appearance in the first game from 1999). After some short researching, it turns out that Lisa Garland's appearance was probably inspired by Nurse Keating. Very cool. : )
The kill just works so well because it's such a slow build up, then throws in a fake shock moment before returning to normal for a bit. There's a cop seated so the viewer feels safe as does the nurse, but when she enters that room, he gets up and leaves. The long slow shot, the noise as she shuts the door (which I'm guessing was added in post so the killer could come through it) gives nothing away until she turns and walks. It's such an amazing moment that hits no matter how often you see it.
Also, I wish there was a George C Scott satnav app as that voice would be amazing as you're driving: "Turn right I said!!!"
This movie does a great job of making the kills really unsettling using just descriptions alone, I think it does a better job than most really gory and explicit movies do honestly. The monologue Brad Dourif gives about how a decapitated head can continue to see for 20 seconds so he makes sure that the last thing that person sees is their own decapitated body is brutal.
Seeing Scott Wilson in The Exorcist III as Dr. Temple is minding blowing. Fantastic actor. I always loved his performance as Hershel Greene in The Walking Dead. Especially the fifth episode in Season 4. Sad that he passed away in 2018. Rest in peace, Scott.
Dudes smokes sooo hard in one scene it hurts to watch
Hershel was a great character.
The way I gasped when I realised it was him! It's so fun seeing him younger. He was amazing. RIP ❤
Herschel was my favorite character and I hated the way he died.
He is tremendous in The Ninth Configuration.
The gags in this Dead Meat is the funniest I seen in a while. The "Disturbed ward", the Ace of Spades song, and the "Oh no" bit got me laughing.
Really surprised that James skipped that the asylum head is played by Scott Wilson, Herschel in The Walking Dead
Whoa, WHAT?!
Also a kill count vet in rise of Leslie Vernon
Was in the movie In cold blood as well.
Damn, this movie is FILLED with so many cameos. I love it.
Honestly George C. Scott doesn’t get enough love for how amazing he is in this movie he just nails his part so well and gives one of his best performances ever
He was actually nominated for "worst actor" at the 1991 Razzies. I seriously wanna know who he was up against to earn that because he gives a great performance in this film.
@@brandonspain12345What?? His performance is so good in this movie! It’s a bit over the top, but that’s the tone of the movie. How can you hear the carp monologue and not think he’s brilliant 😢
I think the only reason Kinderman is so upset throughout the entire movie is because of that dang carp swimming up and down his bathtub.
Not shouting out the iconic carp monologue is criminal. Those who haven't seen it, do
@@AmnesiaDream75 I know, it physically pained me
It's a tasty fish, I have nothing against it
I actually really like Jason Miller’s performance in this as well. The way they switched between Brad Dourif and him was really well done.
I’d also like to add to the nurse jump scare. i like the fact that she closes the door and then the demon comes out that same door. I feel like it misdirects the audience in thinking the scare will come from else where and adds to the surprise factor
5:42 This friendship was my most favorite thing about this movie. They both have an idea of what they went through 15 years ago and I appreciate that they'd still go see movies together.
It's kind of adorable to see Brad dourif hesitate to cuss in real life
Brad Dourif’s acting tour de force right here, one of the best performances in horror history
Man that hospital jump scare messed me up so bad the first time I saw it. I remember laying in bed terrified that something was going to get me in the dark. Still gave me chills seeing it in the video. So well done
The Nurse Keating scene was the scariest jump scare I've ever watched. I caught the movie on tv just as the scene was starting on a weekend afternoon showing when I was about 14 and this scene shook me.
I'm glad that the Legion cut is available and that it offers a different experience closer to Blatty's original vision. But the theatrical version is still a gem, and I'm glad Jason Miller was able to share the role with Brad Dourif.
Yeah, Miller’s gravelly voice is really good, he manages to make the name “Kevin” sound intimidating.
One of the greatest lines in movie history to be honest. "Bill now, shoot now, kill me now!" And silence as the gunshots ring out. The impact of that moment cannot be understated - it's the end of 15 years of misery for all those involved in Pazuzu's nightmare.
The bit in the church when Kinderman is talking to a priest about the events of the first film and just after the clocks all stop you hear a distant giggle of Reagan, like a kind of mocking by the demon. Just one of the many brilliant bits of this very underrated film.
James’ excitement in his voice at 14:00 makes me very happy to hear. He is just reveling in the art of it.
i know it’s easy to look over him but jason miller’s performance is so good. it bridges karras and the gemini killer so well
I really like how the kills are mostly described and not shown. It really lets your mind wander and create something truly horrific. The Exorcist III is kind of like the OG Texas Chainsaw in that way. I just think it's a pretty cool horror technique.
It wasn't mentioned here in the vid, but there's a moment where Brad Dourif's character, James Venamun, slyly mentions his work being 'child's play.' Intentional or not, it's a nice, subtle nod to his role as Charles Lee Ray/Chucky.
I can't believe James didn't make a joke about it. I watched the movie for the kill count and i was " oh James will make a joke about it"
Also, after he says it, it cuts to a little boy with red hair in the hospital. 😅
I find it sweet that both of the old guys think they are there to cheer the other up on Caris' death anniversary. It's like they see the other as needing help and think a trip to the movies will cheer them up
Brad Dourif is a goddamned national treasure.
Brad Dourif is so phenomenal here; I think it's one of his best on-screen performances along with ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST and WISE BLOOD.
He would've been a great Joker. Which Tim Burton originally wanted instead of Jack Nicholson. (Over the years, the Internet tried to rewrite history and say he was meant for Scarecrow, but Dourif himself confirmed he was meant for Joker.)
We REALLY need a video compliation of James everytime he says "TITLE CARD "
I believe he did do one a while ago (it will be on dead meat presents)
@malisle13descendantslover46 Yeah but that was AWHILE AGO. We need a new one.
@@uzielyanez5975 yeah guess he could do an update version from the last one that’s in that video, could be like when he does those videos on the movie begins and the to the numbers segments.
@@malisle13descendantslover46 Yep!! Exactly 💯
A t-shirt that says TITLE CARD would be awesome.
One of the best sequels and scariest movies ever made, I love the score, gothic atmosphere, murder mystery story and Brad Dourif as The Gemini Killer, i've never been so physically repulsed from a villain before in my life.
"Oh no" holy shit james's face was too funny.
4:43
That “oh no,” is the funniest fucking line delivery EVER.
I'm so excited for this kill count, I love this movie! Brad Dourif absolutely kills it, it's got one of the most iconic jump scares of all time, and this weird off-beat tone, just awesome!
I was mesmerized by Brad Dourif's performance the first time I watched this, and that jumpscare was the most memorable and well set up I've ever seen.
That "Disturbed" bit crack me up.
I full belly laughed.
Had to pause it to finish laughing xD
You guys always kill it with the jokes. But this particular KC just had me ROLLING. Disturbed ward, "oh no"...but I just completely lost it at "sacrilegious Build-A-Bear"! 🤣🤣🤣
Father Karras face in the thumbnail says it all about the tone of this movie compared to the laughable part 2.
That this movie is genuinely scary.
I saw the movie with NO WARNING about the hospital jump scare. I've NEVER jumped out of my seat so far in my life!!! =)
That jumpscare just proves that jumpscares aren't inherently bad. A well-crafted jumpscare is one of the best things in horror. You can over do it for sure, but a good one? Hoo boy. See also: Jaws (Ben Gardner), and Jurassic Park (when the raptor pushes through the pipes after Ellie gets the power back on).
Fabio was once invited to the opening of a roller coaster as soon as the ride started a goose flew into his face so in all the pictures he's spattered in blood
I remember that lmao
The quick little “Disturbed Ward” joke got me, bruh 😭😂😂
SFDebris has the best intro for Brad Dourif in a Star Trek review -- "and this is Brad Dourif, who you might remember from your nightmares"
This movie still to this day has the best jumpscare of any horror movie. Maybe right next to the lawnmower scene from Sinister.
7:58 I live really close to Wilmington lol😭 I love the little details you throw out while counting, which I guess is the origin of the "AND, show you how they were made"
Just watched brad dourif absolutely killed it in chucky Season 3, Ep 7, and now watching his best performance ever, what a day. BOW TO THE LEGEND
George C. Scott is so amazing in horror that I wish he'd done more of it. The Changeling is by far my favorite haunting-type movie, in no small part because of how great Scott's performance as a man whose grief of his own loss plays into his dealings with the supernatural.
William Blatty was like "fine , I'll do it myself"
13:44 this jump scare is the best ever in horror movie history and I love it
Bro this episode has some of my favorite jokes James has done. The whole disturbed bit and the Jesus statue black face at the beginning 😂 chef's kisses.
The "Oh No" had me busting a gut. Great performance!
the only true Exorcist sequel as far as we're concerned
I agreee
I dunno. I really liked the tv show.
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What about Ninth Configuration, Blattey wrote and directed it
I still say Believer had its moments.
Let the ‘Billy’s! Mother!’ bit NEVER die. It never fails to make me smile.
During the dream scene, the tarot cards that are laid out tell about the movie's climax.
Judgment: Rite of Passage, maturing, reviewing, transition.
The Emperor: Power, structure, stability, authority, father.
The World: Integration, completion, options, wholeness, the earth, correction.
The Devil: Attachments, restriction, commitment, limitations.
Lined up in a 4 card spread is telling Wiliam what he'll have to face and that he'll be able to overcome it all. As all the cards are right side up. Meaning they have positive outcomes if he can see the signs in time. The devil card is last, so that will be the challenge Willam will have to face to bring out all the positive aspects of each card. While the Emperor card primarily relates to Dire, the other cards are about Willam overcoming the challenge of finding the murderer and solving the case.
Side note: I don't really like doing tarot readings because of how structured they are. I stick with Oracle cards because they are more free-flowing. But for anyone curious about the cards and what they meant I hope this helps. ^^
That’s really cool! I love little details like this
Thank you for that genuinely interesting tidbit.
Brad Dourif is genuinely one of the best character actors of all time, it's almost a shame that he'll be forever remembered as Chucky when he's got so much good work in his catalogue
The Exorcist III is, imo, an excellent and underrated true sequel to what I consider to be the scariest movie of all-time. Everything, from Blatty's script and direction, to the cast and the acting itself is all really well done. Also, that jump scare in the hospital is iconic in so many ways and, like many, made me jump out of my skin the first time I saw it. Initially, I thought the moment in the room with the ice cracking in the glass and the patient was the big scare, but I was sorely mistaken. 😅
14:00 "Sacrilegious Build-A-Bear" is now one of my favourite phrases.
20:21 watch out for the ghost
Exorcist and Exorcist 3 feed perfectly into each other. Perfect duo of films.
This movie must hold some kind of record in the ol suggested gore-to-actual onscreen gore ratio. The murders are insanely grisly, but we only hear them described.
Kindermans reaction to his friends death when he's explaining the Geminis MO is one of my favorite acting scenes of all time. His breakdown and subdued crying really felt like a gutpunch because you feel this was a genuine friendship
Every George C Scott movie consists of George lifting his hands to his head and screaming Shut Up
I’ve considered the hallway scene the greatest jump scare ever since I saw this film at age twelve in 2003. So glad to finally see it earn it’s reputation 🙌
Just finished my dissertation, and now I get to watch a dead meat kill count, this day is gonna be elite!🎉
congrats!!!!!
I had a paper on photonics today and was busy whole week working on my research work and also was file making on LaTeX. Now I am free. Hope ur dissertation went well homie! Congrats!
Congrats!!!
Whats your paper about?
Congratulations!
I'm a little disappointed that James didn't mention that George C. Scott was also Ebenezer Scrooge in one of the (many) adaptations of The Christmas Carol. He's amazing in that movie too.
I was waiting for a joke mentioning that little detail. But, not a huge loss. Looking forward to next week's Kill Count for sure!
Man, I need to rewatch One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. It's been years.
Brad dourif is probably my favorite actor. I love all his different appearances and that voice yo. That vooooooiiiice!!!!!!
Remember in Halloween 2 the unrated version when he lets out that nerve shattering wail?
The Exorcist is my favorite film. I refused to watch any sequel especially after trying to get through II (and Believer). The Exorcist III is one of my new favorite films, and I highly recommend The Ninth Configuration (also a horror-ish movie) if you’re a fan of William Peter Blatty’s writing style. He’s excellent.
The fever dream acting by everyone makes this film so unique
@@saintniccage2818 Absolutely! It's quite a wonder.
*7:40* this was the best reference in a while I appreciate you for that
My personal favorite Exorcist movie! It also has one of my favorite Brad Douriff performances too! ^^
Also really looking forward to the Nope Kill Count - love the symbolism in the movie and it's commentaries about exploitation and making spectacles out of people/animals!
9:02 this actually made me gag because I laughed so hard lmaoooo I was so curious and was wondering if I just never noticed James not holding a phone before
“KARRIS, FATHER!” Amazing lol one of my favorite running gags
I finally watched this movie in preparation for this very Kill Count. I knew of the infamous jump scare. It was spoiled for me well over a decade ago. I knew it was coming. I still yelled "JESUS CHRIST" when it happened. It's that well done.
The movie itself is fantastic. What an underrated gem.
I like the little gag when you are going over the opening credits and your like "we don't know who they are yet" as brad dourif's name appears in the credits. really cute
The fact that you guys are Michigan fans makes me love this channel a whole lot more than I already did lol.
At 8:43, I was happy James put that Ace of Base song after that phase
Me too, though it gave me a 25 years slap in the face too
Reminds me of the Zohan 🤣