This is a sin to not be on Spotify. I mean, the movie was fairly popular, why wouldn't the song be? I mean, it's an earworm, and the movie was fantastic!
Fun fact: The shooting location at Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia was chosen because of its rustic atmosphere/appearance. When the locals found out a movie was going to be filmed there, they decided to spend $50,000 to have the mine painted and cleaned. This diminished the reason why the area was chosen for shooting in the first place, so $75,000 of the film's budget had to be used to return the mine to its original state for shooting.
if you look at it from a historic point of view, the 80s had many cheap cash grabs that copied the popular films. but yes, there also were gems like this one
@@rrrrr0_agreed. I wouldn't necessarily call this a gem, but MBV was at least one of the few watchable ones of the era. I still watch it most years on Valentine's.
Me too. I mean, how often do you see a killer miner? Also, I just had this idea that they could have made a prequel of sorts showing what exactly happened to Harry Warden during the years between the first 2 murders and the film's events. Also, I watched the remake recently. It's an ok film, but that's mostly thanks to the gore. But, overall, I don't like it. Like, it has some of the worst characters I've ever seen in a horror movie. But at least Harry was a little more in action. And, after watching it, I thought that "What if Harry Warden had a son of his own?" Like, the son could either be the killer or the protagonist just trying to move on from what his father did. Sound like a good idea to anyone?
A movie about Harry Warden's life sounds like an awesome idea. Part a sort of "Saw"setup (who's gonna die to keep all the others alive while they are trapped in the mine. and part Warden being driven insane by the PTSD, Survivours guilt and anger for his superiours that got him trapped in the first place...
Ruthless Terrorist well actually it’s Axel who kills the teens in the original movie. So axel is the real killer, but Harry Warden was the one who got revenge on the people who got him stuck in the mine and forced him to eat his friends.
@bala4fa to be honest I think the movie would have just been forgotten if it wasn't for this song. For me anyway. I was young when I watched this but I was ahead of my time when it came to music. To me a movie score and end credits song (and for some a good opening song) can really make or break a film. Obviously this is mainly in the case for more dramatic films but there are a few horrors that fit into this category as well. Besides this the original Prom Night was a good one as well. But Prom Night was more of a tragedy than horror movie in my opinion. Very sad and emotional ending which is out of place for a horror movie. Along with a killer that you feel extremely sympathetic towards.
Too bad this movie's Harry Warden isn't as well known as Jason or Michael Myers. What really freaks me out is that the miners all wore similar gear so it was hard to tell the killer from the an ally if you worked in the mine.
Harry Warden very well could have been an icon in an 80s horror franchise, but unfortunately the "plot twist" ending killed all chances of that happening.
Why would it matter if a killer is as well known as Jason or freddy? Do you really care what other people like? It should only matter you like dude. You are the one watching, not them
Anyone else want more songs like this in horror movies? Horror movies could be even more awesome with their own theme song just like the 25 "James Bond" films.
Iron Priest Cheers. I love John Carpenter's "The Thing" (1982) so much. It managed to be both intense while still being pretty damn gory and is one of the only films to do that. It had superb practical effects and great acting especially from Kurt Russell and Keith David. I do really enjoy the prequel released in 2011 a lot but I think that probably the only flaw is the CGI over practical effects. As a movie though, the 2011 film really isn't bad by any means, it had great acting all round, good pacing, it was intense, the sound was incredible and it still had a bit of atmosphere albeit not as much as the 1982 John Carpenter film.
Matthew St Vincent I agree. For what it was, I thought the prequel was decent. The way they interact and discover ways to determine the team members' humanity was well done. I definitely prefer practical effects to CGI, which Carpenter's film masterfully incorporated. I would also say that his film better captured an overwhelming sense of paranoia and tension. Carpenter's Thing is without a doubt one of my favorite films ever.
Iron Priest Yeah and it takes a talented director to pull of a film that is both gory and super intense. As a screenwriter I have looking at "The Thing" (1982) for inspiration on the whole intense aspect. I'm currently writing a two hour drama/horror film called "The Effects" and it's going to be extremely character driven and I'm sure 85% of horror fans will love it. It's "I Spit on Your Grave" meets "Friday the 13th" meets "Scream" meets "American History X". It's very dark, gritty and realistic. It's got themes revolving around rape, racism and betrayal. I'm really trying to create something unique and really engaging before I try making throwback horror films (e.g. "Hatchet"). I actually have three great and pretty well known actors who are interested in it and I am speaking to a producer in two weeks. "The Thing" (1982)is my inspiration for how to execute intensity in a film and I'm using "The Hills Have Eyes" (2006) as inspiration for brutal and disturbing violence.
Wow, very nice. I hope things go well with it! While definitely not as professional as what you're doing, some friends and I made a horror film a few years back revolving around a detective with amnesia, who's following a wanted murderer. There's a monster pursuing him, but we followed the rule that you wouldn't see the monster very much; we went for "what you don't see can be scarier than what you do."
Once upon a time On a sad Valentine In a place known as Henniger Mine A legend began Every woman and man Would always remember the time. And those who remain Were never the same You could see The fear in their eyes Once every year As the fourteenth draws near There’s a hush all over the town For the legend they say On a Valentine’s Day Is a curse That’ll live on and on And no one will know As the years come and go Of the horror From long time ago Twenty years came and went And everyone spent The fourteenth In quiet regret And those still alive Know the secret survives In the darkness That looms in the night For the legend they say On a Valentine’s Day Is a curse That’ll live on and on And no one will know As the years come and go Of the horror From long time ago In this little town When the fourteenth comes ‘round There’s a silence and fear in the air Remember the morn That the legend was born All the shock And the horror was there For the legend they say On a Valentine’s Day Is a curse That’ll live on and on And no one will know As the years come and go Of the horror From long time ago And no one will know As the years come and go Of the horror From long time Ago Happy Valentine’s Day!!
What I love about Harry is he’s not supernatural (aside from some above average strength and durability) but he’s not like Jason and Michael, he’s not immortal, he’s not a demon, he’s just a guy who wanted revenge against the ones who were responsible for when he and his other fellow miners were trapped in the cave. As I said, he’s not supernatural in anyway but this song perfectly describes the fear this town has for the killer, all it takes is a guy with a weapon filled with rage to strike fear into the hearts of an entire community.
Yeah, I like supernatural slasher like Michael and Jason, but I like non-supernatural slashers like Harry Warden much better since its more realistic which makes it a lot scarier imo. Not to mention Harry’s design is SO BADASS! Like the mining suit, the pickaxe and especially THE GAS MASK! A slasher with a gas mask is something so random yet so awesome at the same time.
Great plot for this tragically underseen slasher. Nova Scotia scenery expertly used. Thanks for the theme song upload! I remember this being in my head for weeks after first viewing. Cool story, I sat next to a guy at a small diner in the AZ desert near the northern border in 1995, and he told me he was an extra in this movie and still has his costume from the film. I looked him up in the credits, and he was listed as "Fat Miner." There's like 10 minutes cut from original (MPAA cried too gory), but the special edition 2009 has a few minutes put back.
One of the most Underrated Horror movies of all time, A hidden Gem upon repetitive sequel after sequel of the other Slashers at the time. This is truly a masterpiece, and I'll never forget this theme!
I like that evil laugh at the beginning!! And I`m going to Cosplay as Harry Warden someday!! I just need the gas mask!! I really like that song in the end. One of the best 80’s Slasher movies EVER!!! Edit: Thanks for the likes everybody!! 😍
Pedro Silguero Really? Cool. I love These movies. Harry Warden Coming down the Mines. Beware of The Massive Carnage. Hearts are meant to ripped out by Harry Warden.
I first saw MBV on video years back, and was surprised how much I liked the movie in spite of how maligned it was by critics and viewers. This ballad was a perfect closer for this movie. The folk music motif was perfect for this. Dark, melancholic and eerie. MBV was a hidden gem among 80's slasher flicks.
The ballad reminded me of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Movie was good, loved the practical effects and the idea of how the killer was thought to be the legend, and wound up not being particularly super-natural.
This is one of the best slasher movies, and it's so damn underrated. Damn you Canadian censorship laws for stripping us of like 9 minutes of kills and gore!
There's some comics coming out in 2024 for Valentine's Days I remembered been wanting to watch this movie so badly in high school (not the remake by the way). I grew up with 80s slasher films in the early 2000s Still love them to death
One of the most underrated slasher films ever. Ever since I saw My Bloody Valentine, it was high up on my list. This song makes me love it even more. A lot of people mention different 80s movies when asked their favorite, like Friday the 13th (1980) or even Child's Play (1988) and others, but MBV has always been one of my first responses. I just love this movie so much. Sucks that MPAA removed 9 minutes of the kills. But yes, one of my personal favorite slashers ever
it's ridiculously easy to get an uncut copy now- it exists on DVD AND Bluray at this stage. I have the collector bluray that came with an action figure and bonus art
" For the legend they say, on a Valientine's Day, is a curse that will live on and on. And no one will know, as the years come and go, of the horror from long time ago!"
Happy Valentines Day! ❤ Have a blessed day today! I should be posting a video today on a candle from this movie, in case anyone's interested, and a Valentines video on my other channel The Glog
dad took me to the drive inn in 81 when this came out. my bedroom was in the basement and I was scared as fuck that Harry warden was hiding in the closet. 35 years later I still love it
And no one will know, as the years come and go, of the horror, from long time ago. And no one will know, as the years come and go, of the horror, from long time ago.
I guess nothing says I love you like a pick axe to the face! I had almost forgotten about this slasher gem until I recently played Until Dawn, which contains several references to My Bloody Valentine. I haven't watched it in ages but it's definitely up there among my personal favorite slasher movies. Its time to revisit the horror from long time ago!
This Song is Classic and This Movie My Bloody Valentine And Prom Night Is Not Far Apart Both 📽️ in Canada in that era too.. I love this movie it's more hardcore in any we seen now day's movies and horror this Underrated movie that many people thought it was...but it wasn't is still the best 1981 horror I seen of Paramount Pitcher's ❤️❤️❤️
This movie and Sleepaway camp had some fucking awesome ending themes really left an impression on me especially now that I’ve recently got around to watching them again since I was a kid! They don’t make em like they used to! If anyone could guide me to some more classy and or cheesy 80’s flicks send em my way!
Everyone spent the 14th in quiet regret. In this little town when 14th comes round there is silence and fear in the air. Remember the morn when the legend was born all the shock and horror was there...
I think I really like that song because it was so good and I can't believe that video was really published on the twentieth day in January 2009 last year when my brother and I were still 8 years old for a little while this time.
So surprised this movie gets a measly 47% on Rotten Tomatoes and about the same score on Metacritic. I was 15 when this came out, and they’d always show it on HBO late and night. This song at the ending credits always creeped me out, but it’s good and very catchy. Great underrated classic early slasher flick
Yeah it’s a shame because I like this sole film more than the Friday the 13th and the scream movies combined, and they got tons of sequels so why can’t this get one that finishes the story
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This is a sin to not be on Spotify. I mean, the movie was fairly popular, why wouldn't the song be? I mean, it's an earworm, and the movie was fantastic!
Glad to know I’m not the only weirdo who looked it up lol
Oh come on... for my generation it was great 👍👍👍... good grief Canadian horror with underated
I came here to say this.
all is relative, and it sadly simply isn't as big as Child's Play or Halloween.
fingers crossed that they'll eventually do put it on Spotify 🤞
Right? I just tried to find it there - nothing but a couple crap covers.
Fun fact: The shooting location at Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia was chosen because of its rustic atmosphere/appearance. When the locals found out a movie was going to be filmed there, they decided to spend $50,000 to have the mine painted and cleaned. This diminished the reason why the area was chosen for shooting in the first place, so $75,000 of the film's budget had to be used to return the mine to its original state for shooting.
That's awesome. I love horror movie trivia like this!
If you have any other info worth sharing please do so!
in CANDA I FROM NOVA SCOITA YARMOUTH
so they spent $25,000 to make it look shitty again?
Cool trivia, Jupiter. Thanks for sharing.
+Susana Almeida did my blood Valentine is a true story
You know a villian is legendary status when they have their own ballad
Sweeney Todd be like
Meet Madman Marz.
@@CryWolf-sm9iwyes dude im glad someone else knows of Marz
@@Gh0u1i3. Madman is one of my favorites.
I really hate why this movie was so underrated honestly Quentin Tarrantino loves this movie and so do I
What if Tarantino had directed the remake? That shit would've been awesome 👍
After "Hostel", nothing but love for that man! What a beautiful movie, that will stay forever in my heart. And I am not even being sarcastic!
What does Underrated mean?
AliceInNirvana90 not as underrated as trick or treat
@@fictionrumble Okay Thank you
80s slasher movies were the best. You can tell they had heart in them.
I see what you did there
if you look at it from a historic point of view, the 80s had many cheap cash grabs that copied the popular films.
but yes, there also were gems like this one
@@rrrrr0_agreed. I wouldn't necessarily call this a gem, but MBV was at least one of the few watchable ones of the era. I still watch it most years on Valentine's.
this one had a LOT of heart,it seems.
No pun intended,lol!
Personally, Harry Warden is one of my favorite slasher villains.
Me too. I mean, how often do you see a killer miner?
Also, I just had this idea that they could have made a prequel of sorts showing what exactly happened to Harry Warden during the years between the first 2 murders and the film's events.
Also, I watched the remake recently. It's an ok film, but that's mostly thanks to the gore. But, overall, I don't like it. Like, it has some of the worst characters I've ever seen in a horror movie. But at least Harry was a little more in action.
And, after watching it, I thought that "What if Harry Warden had a son of his own?" Like, the son could either be the killer or the protagonist just trying to move on from what his father did.
Sound like a good idea to anyone?
A movie about Harry Warden's life sounds like an awesome idea. Part a sort of "Saw"setup (who's gonna die to keep all the others alive while they are trapped in the mine. and part Warden being driven insane by the PTSD, Survivours guilt and anger for his superiours that got him trapped in the first place...
Agree
Amen
Ruthless Terrorist well actually it’s Axel who kills the teens in the original movie. So axel is the real killer, but Harry Warden was the one who got revenge on the people who got him stuck in the mine and forced him to eat his friends.
This is the best horror movie song ever written. It nails the subject matter of the movie.
It's so rewarding for a film to end with a song as good as this. I liked the film quite a bit, but this song made it even better!
@bala4fa to be honest I think the movie would have just been forgotten if it wasn't for this song. For me anyway. I was young when I watched this but I was ahead of my time when it came to music. To me a movie score and end credits song (and for some a good opening song) can really make or break a film. Obviously this is mainly in the case for more dramatic films but there are a few horrors that fit into this category as well. Besides this the original Prom Night was a good one as well. But Prom Night was more of a tragedy than horror movie in my opinion. Very sad and emotional ending which is out of place for a horror movie. Along with a killer that you feel extremely sympathetic towards.
this is the best villian theme song I heard.
Also check out the theme song of Madman Marz. They are both probably my top 2.
@P PA agreed.
@@Ironman374 dude are you me?
@@ScáthachAssassin Are we us?
@@Ironman374 Probably. What are the odds that two separate people have the same top two villain theme songs?
Too bad this movie's Harry Warden isn't as well known as Jason or Michael Myers. What really freaks me out is that the miners all wore similar gear so it was hard to tell the killer from the an ally if you worked in the mine.
Harry Warden very well could have been an icon in an 80s horror franchise, but unfortunately the "plot twist" ending killed all chances of that happening.
But the idea of Harry Warden should be up there with Mikey and Jason.
I agree. You totally called it there!
Travis Owens Keep in mind,Axle is still alive,somewhere down in the shafts.Sarah,be my bloody Valentine! 😨
Why would it matter if a killer is as well known as Jason or freddy? Do you really care what other people like? It should only matter you like dude. You are the one watching, not them
Anyone else want more songs like this in horror movies? Horror movies could be even more awesome with their own theme song just like the 25 "James Bond" films.
+Matthew St Vincent Love your profile pic man 👍
Iron Priest Cheers. I love John Carpenter's "The Thing" (1982) so much. It managed to be both intense while still being pretty damn gory and is one of the only films to do that. It had superb practical effects and great acting especially from Kurt Russell and Keith David. I do really enjoy the prequel released in 2011 a lot but I think that probably the only flaw is the CGI over practical effects. As a movie though, the 2011 film really isn't bad by any means, it had great acting all round, good pacing, it was intense, the sound was incredible and it still had a bit of atmosphere albeit not as much as the 1982 John Carpenter film.
Matthew St Vincent I agree. For what it was, I thought the prequel was decent. The way they interact and discover ways to determine the team members' humanity was well done. I definitely prefer practical effects to CGI, which Carpenter's film masterfully incorporated. I would also say that his film better captured an overwhelming sense of paranoia and tension. Carpenter's Thing is without a doubt one of my favorite films ever.
Iron Priest Yeah and it takes a talented director to pull of a film that is both gory and super intense. As a screenwriter I have looking at "The Thing" (1982) for inspiration on the whole intense aspect. I'm currently writing a two hour drama/horror film called "The Effects" and it's going to be extremely character driven and I'm sure 85% of horror fans will love it. It's "I Spit on Your Grave" meets "Friday the 13th" meets "Scream" meets "American History X". It's very dark, gritty and realistic. It's got themes revolving around rape, racism and betrayal. I'm really trying to create something unique and really engaging before I try making throwback horror films (e.g. "Hatchet"). I actually have three great and pretty well known actors who are interested in it and I am speaking to a producer in two weeks. "The Thing" (1982)is my inspiration for how to execute intensity in a film and I'm using "The Hills Have Eyes" (2006) as inspiration for brutal and disturbing violence.
Wow, very nice. I hope things go well with it! While definitely not as professional as what you're doing, some friends and I made a horror film a few years back revolving around a detective with amnesia, who's following a wanted murderer. There's a monster pursuing him, but we followed the rule that you wouldn't see the monster very much; we went for "what you don't see can be scarier than what you do."
Once upon a time
On a sad Valentine
In a place known as Henniger Mine
A legend began
Every woman and man
Would always remember the time.
And those who remain
Were never the same
You could see
The fear in their eyes
Once every year
As the fourteenth draws near
There’s a hush all over the town
For the legend they say
On a Valentine’s Day
Is a curse
That’ll live on and on
And no one will know
As the years come and go
Of the horror
From long time ago
Twenty years came and went
And everyone spent
The fourteenth
In quiet regret
And those still alive
Know the secret survives
In the darkness
That looms in the night
For the legend they say
On a Valentine’s Day
Is a curse
That’ll live on and on
And no one will know
As the years come and go
Of the horror
From long time ago
In this little town
When the fourteenth comes ‘round
There’s a silence and fear in the air
Remember the morn
That the legend was born
All the shock
And the horror was there
For the legend they say
On a Valentine’s Day
Is a curse
That’ll live on and on
And no one will know
As the years come and go
Of the horror
From long time ago
And no one will know
As the years come and go
Of the horror
From long time
Ago
Happy Valentine’s Day!!
U forgot the maniacal cackling laughter
What I love about Harry is he’s not supernatural (aside from some above average strength and durability) but he’s not like Jason and Michael, he’s not immortal, he’s not a demon, he’s just a guy who wanted revenge against the ones who were responsible for when he and his other fellow miners were trapped in the cave. As I said, he’s not supernatural in anyway but this song perfectly describes the fear this town has for the killer, all it takes is a guy with a weapon filled with rage to strike fear into the hearts of an entire community.
Yeah, I like supernatural slasher like Michael and Jason, but I like non-supernatural slashers like Harry Warden much better since its more realistic which makes it a lot scarier imo. Not to mention Harry’s design is SO BADASS! Like the mining suit, the pickaxe and especially THE GAS MASK! A slasher with a gas mask is something so random yet so awesome at the same time.
Axel's laugh...... I still cant believe I grew up watching stuff he animated and directed. Neil Affleck your a good man
Great plot for this tragically underseen slasher. Nova Scotia scenery expertly used. Thanks for the theme song upload! I remember this being in my head for weeks after first viewing. Cool story, I sat next to a guy at a small diner in the AZ desert near the northern border in 1995, and he told me he was an extra in this movie and still has his costume from the film. I looked him up in the credits, and he was listed as "Fat Miner." There's like 10 minutes cut from original (MPAA cried too gory), but the special edition 2009 has a few minutes put back.
That's an awesome story
It added 6 minutes back I think. Where's the other 3 minutes?
@gaminganimators7000 this is very late but I think those last few minutes got corrupted
“The legend they say, on a Valentine’s Day is a curse”
Sounds like my love life
Same
Same
Same here pal.
Same 🏳️⚧️
what love life 💀
Films like the original My Bloody Valentine, the original The Stepfather, and the original April Fools Day have always been underrated in my opinion.
i'm not saying this song has single-handedly made My Bloody Valentine one of my favorite slashers, but it definitely has.
One of the most Underrated Horror movies of all time, A hidden Gem upon repetitive sequel after sequel of the other Slashers at the time. This is truly a masterpiece, and I'll never forget this theme!
"Daddy's gone away. Harry Warden made you pay."
Xehanort10 Geez! I can’t get over how CREEPY that is!!!😨😨😨😨
@@saraanderson3477 It comes after Axel's finished laughing to himself after ripping his arm off to get free of the rocks too.
Xehanort10 I think I remember that...and that scene was scary!
I see you everywhere.
Sarah, be my bloody valentine!
Dead meat brought me here.
ZigZag2000 me to
Same
ZigZag2000 Me too friend
ZigZag2000 same i saw presidents day
Same
I like that evil laugh at the beginning!! And I`m going to Cosplay as Harry Warden someday!! I just need the gas mask!! I really like that song in the end. One of the best 80’s Slasher movies EVER!!!
Edit: Thanks for the likes everybody!! 😍
Pedro Silguero Really? Cool. I love These movies. Harry Warden Coming down the Mines. Beware of The Massive Carnage. Hearts are meant to ripped out by Harry Warden.
I know where to get the mask
Mask if MSA Chemox, if you prefer the remake mask, it’s a GP7 gas mask.
This is how I am celebrating Valentines Day.
Devon Hess So ur gonna murder people?
Devon Hess me too
Not merder though
@@Wesker_Uroboros no be a miner
I wanna learn to play this song
RIP Paul Kelman, Tom Jesse “TJ” Hanniger 1949-2022
I first saw MBV on video years back, and was surprised how much I liked the movie in spite of how maligned it was by critics and viewers. This ballad was a perfect closer for this movie. The folk music motif was perfect for this. Dark, melancholic and eerie. MBV was a hidden gem among 80's slasher flicks.
Daniel B I agree with You.
this movie ruled. the band of the same name does too. lol
The ballad reminded me of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Movie was good, loved the practical effects and the idea of how the killer was thought to be the legend, and wound up not being particularly super-natural.
It kills me that there were never any sequels. But I guess that's sorta for the best.
It definitely is for the best! Please hollywood, don't make any sequels! A remake, fine, but leave it alone otherwise!!!
Remake was lame too....a pale imitation.
Ethan Hinton they didn't make a sequel to it because they showed who the killer was at the end
I would think it'd just be a series of people possessed by the spirit of Harry Warden.
Ethan Hinton well the second sequel probably be good but it would become shit after the third or fourth seqeul
best villian theme song.
Yes
I agree! 👍
Tomorrow I keep my yearly tradition of watching this on the 14th
Here's a reminder to all...
Never go into a mine on Valentine's Day
Uilliam Coorinna and always bleed the methane lines.
It’s The Bloody Gory Death Of A 80s Miner who kills People for Hearts.
Don't go to Canada
Definitely not an asbestos mine
One of the greatest cult classic films of all time. Long live Harry Warden ♥️
My bloody valentine is so underrated and this song is the best part of it all
The Legend Still Lives On...
Still hope for a sequel to the original or the remake, get me more Harry Warden
This is one of the best slasher movies, and it's so damn underrated. Damn you Canadian censorship laws for stripping us of like 9 minutes of kills and gore!
Fun fact: I watched the Dead Meat video on My Bloody Valentine, and looked this up. 's a good song. 10/10 IGN
The guy, who played Axel did very good with the maniac laugh that rivals Mark's Joker laugh (the guy who plays Luke Skywalker)
Mark hamil
and claud rains invisible man
Damn. That was the guy who laughed like a psycho. I loved his laugh...
Yeah it's pretty shocking how good this guys insane laugh is. It seriously does give off Joker vibes.
There's some comics coming out in 2024 for Valentine's Days
I remembered been wanting to watch this movie so badly in high school (not the remake by the way).
I grew up with 80s slasher films in the early 2000s
Still love them to death
Happy valentines day.
I wrote this on Valentines day 2023
One of the most underrated slasher films ever. Ever since I saw My Bloody Valentine, it was high up on my list. This song makes me love it even more. A lot of people mention different 80s movies when asked their favorite, like Friday the 13th (1980) or even Child's Play (1988) and others, but MBV has always been one of my first responses. I just love this movie so much. Sucks that MPAA removed 9 minutes of the kills. But yes, one of my personal favorite slashers ever
it's ridiculously easy to get an uncut copy now- it exists on DVD AND Bluray at this stage. I have the collector bluray that came with an action figure and bonus art
Harry Warden is no joke, folks...
harry warden aint shit,
eric stevens
well, compared to Jason Voorhees, yeah... he ain't got shit...
But compared to a normal human, it's pretty much the other way around.
he’s a cool guy
@@BioAssassin135 ok Micheal Myers
Okay, so I'm pretty sure this is the power level
1: Freddy Krueger
2: Jason Voorhees
3: Chucky
4: Michael Myers
5: Leatherface
6: The Miner
The poster for this movie scared the hell out of me when I was a little kid.
I had to sleep with my light on because of it.
Yes. I would HATE to open my eyes to this in real life.
I find gas masks comforting
yep, the MSA Chemox has a haunting look to it. the lenses are far from the face and thus it has a very desolate look from the front.
Really!? Because I actually think the poster for the film looks kind of cool and unique! I would think that even if I was a kid!
funny thing is recently I made a red laminate for the lenses of my mask.
this song is so strange. It has a very mournful tone that fits perfectly with the movie.
My favorite horror movie theme song
Same
Now this is folk music!
It's beautiful and haunting.
It's sad this movie is so underrated I grew up thinking the remake was the original (born in 2002). Definitely need to see it.
yes, please watch it. preferably the 2009 DVD/Bluray with all the (previously censored) gore thrown back in
" For the legend they say, on a Valientine's Day, is a curse that will live on and on. And no one will know, as the years come and go, of the horror from long time ago!"
Happy Valentines Day! ❤ Have a blessed day today!
I should be posting a video today on a candle from this movie, in case anyone's interested, and a Valentines video on my other channel The Glog
Haunt Former Dude, how are you still not verified?!?
dad took me to the drive inn in 81 when this came out. my bedroom was in the basement and I was scared as fuck that Harry warden was hiding in the closet. 35 years later I still love it
Happy Valentines Day!
Happy Valentines Day. He strikes Again.
Harry is getting ready, folks...Best not have that Valentines Day party...
The laughter at the beginning still gives me chills.
Best horror movie ever made. No, best movie ever made.
We really need Harry Warden finally in Dead by Daylight!
This has to be my favorite slasher next to Jason, Michael, and Freddy
I. Love my. Bloody. Valentine 💝 1981. Horror. Flim. Soundtrack. Is. Great. I. Have. The. Flim. On Blu. Ray. Happy. Halloween 🎃 to. Everyone.
This day belongs to Harry Warden ❤
Loved this film and song since I was a kid. I play this track and try to watch it every February 14th.
Just finished rewatching this movie for I don't know how many times. It never gets old.
Oh the legend they say,on a valentine‘s day is a curse that will live on and on!
Happy Valentine's Day ❤⛏
Happy Bloody Valentine's day everyone!
What ever happened to Mabel? Lol
1981 - The Year of Fear
So many horror movies in a single year. Raiders of the lost Ark and Fox and the Hound even have horror moments in them.
song is PERFECT!!! you can feel this..
Wow what a great song
To me this theme is right up there with Halloweens theme and freddys.
And no one will know, as the years come and go,
of the horror, from long time ago.
And no one will know, as the years come and go,
of the horror, from long time ago.
Happy Valentines day to all us Horror Fans.
This song is perfect for this movie
Spotify come on baby
That was a good theme song for a classic slasher film. Horror movies today dont have that anymore.
I love the beging of the song it like has laughter, and then goes into the song beautiful song to
If Harry ever gets included in Dead by Daylight, this song had better appear in his trailer.
No as his perk menu song
He would be such a badass killer.
It's one of those times when someone actually does a horror theme right
RIP to the actor who played TJ
Who's here after snapshot 22w15a?
The Warden has been significantly buffed... It has a ranged attack now... And I thought it couldn't get scarier...
I guess nothing says I love you like a pick axe to the face!
I had almost forgotten about this slasher gem until I recently played Until Dawn, which contains several references to My Bloody Valentine. I haven't watched it in ages but it's definitely up there among my personal favorite slasher movies. Its time to revisit the horror from long time ago!
Make sure to pick up the original with all the restored footage instead of the remake
My new favorite song
Happy Bloody Valentine - 2017
Well I know what I’m watching on Valentine’s Day
I like how Harry warden is the main villain of both movies despite really only being in flashbacks or in the remake being a corpse
Happy Valentines Day 2023 ⛏️
My favorite horror/slasher film of all time
This I believe may be one of my favorite slasher movies.
Best villain theme song EVER!
This song sounds a lot like Gordon Lightfoot's Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
one of my favorite bands took their name from this film
This Song is Classic and This Movie My Bloody Valentine And Prom Night Is Not Far Apart Both 📽️ in Canada in that era too.. I love this movie it's more hardcore in any we seen now day's movies and horror this Underrated movie that many people thought it was...but it wasn't is still the best 1981 horror I seen of Paramount Pitcher's ❤️❤️❤️
This movie and Sleepaway camp had some fucking awesome ending themes really left an impression on me especially now that I’ve recently got around to watching them again since I was a kid! They don’t make em like they used to! If anyone could guide me to some more classy and or cheesy 80’s flicks send em my way!
I love this soundtrack. Have to add that this is a really interesting movie and one of the best slashers.
I would watch this every Valentine's day
@blondie2010able The singer is John McDermott (who has since made a name for himself in Canada as a Celtic balladeer).
The song doesn't actually describe what the legend is, it just says how people feel about it.
Everyone spent the 14th in quiet regret. In this little town when 14th comes round there is silence and fear in the air. Remember the morn when the legend was born all the shock and horror was there...
@Schwanzmajor my man out here in rabid defense of a shitty movie
I think I really like that song because it was so good and I can't believe that video was really published on the twentieth day in January 2009 last year when my brother and I were still 8 years old for a little while this time.
This is now my favorite song,i love Harry Warden
i love how it has axel's insane laugh in it
Too bad this song wasn't included in the 2009 remake, it would have been the saving grace to that god awful remake.
Remakes can't ever capture the creepiness the old 70's and 80's movies had and I don't know why
360whiplash YES!!
Nah
Nothing could have made that movie any good
They actually were going to but the person who wrote this song wouldn’t let them
This song is really cool
This movie is vastly underrated and deserves lots of cred. I love it personally and I can’t wait to rewatch it with friends.
So surprised this movie gets a measly 47% on Rotten Tomatoes and about the same score on Metacritic. I was 15 when this came out, and they’d always show it on HBO late and night. This song at the ending credits always creeped me out, but it’s good and very catchy. Great underrated classic early slasher flick
The ghost busters remake got a 74 like no this is wat better
Wonder why they never made a sequel to this. It made money. They had a built in Vday audience. A scary killer. It's a shame. The remake was good tho.
Yeah it’s a shame because I like this sole film more than the Friday the 13th and the scream movies combined, and they got tons of sequels so why can’t this get one that finishes the story
And a teddle teddle, tum-tummmm.
* cue Jethro Tull and some old hippy English Folk.