Sleepy Hollow (1/10) Movie CLIP - Death of the Hessian Horseman (1999) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Baltus (Michael Gambon) tells the tale of how the Hessian Horseman (Christopher Walken) was killed with his own sword.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Washington Irving's tale of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman gets a few new twists in a screen adaptation directed by Tim Burton. In this version, Ichabod (Johnny Depp) is a New York City detective whose unorthodox techniques and penchant for gadgets make him unpopular with is colleagues. He is sent to the remote town of Sleepy Hollow to investigate a series of bizarre murders, in which a number of people have been found dead in the woods, with their heads cut off. Local legend has it that a Hessian ghost rides through the woods on horseback, lopping off the heads of the unsuspecting and unbelieving. Ichabod refuses to believe in this legend, convinced that there must be a logical explanation for the murders. In time, Ichabod becomes smitten with a local lass, Katrina Van Tassel (Christina Ricci), who is the sweetheart of the burly Brom Bones (Casper Van Dien), and he becomes determined to capture the murderer to prove his bravery and win her heart. Christopher Walken, Jeffrey Jones, and Christopher Lee highlight the supporting cast; Lee's appearance is particularly apt, since Burton has cited the Hammer films of the 1960s as a major influence in making this film. Andrew Kevin Walker and Tom Stoppard contributed to the screenplay.
CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1999)
Cast: Michael Gambon, Christopher Walken, Bianca Nicholas, Lily Phillips
Director: Tim Burton
Producers: Francis Ford Coppola, Celia D. Costas, Larry J. Franco, Dieter Geissler, Mark Roybal, Scott Rudin, Adam Schroeder, Kevin Yagher, Andrew Kevin Walker
Screenwriters: Washington Irving, Kevin Yagher, Andrew Kevin Walker
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I love the fact the horseman is a scary, bloody assassin and all, but he's still sweet with his horse, aww... XD
Artemisia Dark
Poor horse...and Hessian.
+Syahrul Ridzuan lol
Artemisia Dark what can we say? Animals are better than humans
Ah yes, finding any reason to make political comments on non-political TH-cam videos..... one of a quite a number of things that liberals and conservatives have in common....
Because Animals (those that can be domesticated) They don't betray. They're excited when you come home. They know when you're sad. They're loyal. And.... I'm Psycho 😱😱😱😨😨😨
Little girl: i’m about to end this whole man’s career
More like "I'm about to end this man's whole life"
Abraham Lincoln what about you’re life 😂
Too bad that little girl will go to hell when she grows up
She was savage lmao
Psh! Some gratitude, huh?
"Thanks for not killing us. I'm gonna blow your cover now."
Love how everyone was in this movie. You got Dumbledore, Uncle Vernon, Palpatine, Count Dooku, the principal from Ferris Bueller, Edward scissorhands, Wednesday Adams, and then there’s Christopher Walken😂
And Darth Maul.
Which actor was Darth Maul and was he a character in Sleepy Hallow?
@@jamesplunkett8912 The Horseman when headless.
@@georgeweberv6264 OH! And it's Ray Park?
@@jamesplunkett8912 It is.
Fact: The horseman was not looking for his head, he was looking for the little girl who broke the stick
He was after both then
Too bad Archer killed her own sister before The Horseman can
He was telling then shhhhhh to be quiet but then crack went the stick and made the soldiers have their signal
And thirty years later, he found her.
@@AngelofMusic04 twenty. The movie sets in 1799.
He's killed literally hundreds of people he's risen from the grave as an undead henchmen of a murderous witch and he takes pleasure out of death and pain
But he has a very touching relationship with his horse
Mystic Fire Ann
😂
Yes. Yes he does.
@@mellennia9 I guess even evil has loved ones.
Its cuz its a horse
Should I feel sorry for him?
@@chrismc410 Hitler loves his dog.
Hessian: "Shh."
*twig breaks*
Hessian: "Alright bet. Wait 20 years, you're gonna regret that."
Leave it to Christopher Walken to ham up a performance that doesn't even require lines
keven pumarejo Is "RAAAAAARRGGHH!!!!!!" considered a line? If it is, he nailed it.
It's more of a "HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!"
Chewing the scenery
The dude needs more cowbell
gxfan039
😂
I love how tenderly he looks at his dying steed, you can almost see tears as he pets it goodbye before fleeing. You know he would have stayed to the end if he could...
He only fled because of the second shot fired at him. I liked him very much as a character. He had more depth than a lot of people realized. The innocents he kills are when he is being controlled by the witch. When he gets his free will back, he defeats the witch. I don't think he's an inherently evil character. The only people he kills of his own free will are enemy soldiers and the witch that was controlling him and forcing him to kill innocent people.
@@tonygalati2672As I remember he only kills Bron and attacks crane because they wouldn't leave him alone, otherwise he had no intention of killing anyone he wasn't told to by the witch.
@@tonygalati2672yeah he did.
Alfred, Dumbledore, Dursley and Palpatine in the same scene... Awesome.
Never noticed that, hahaha. (:
+drpapa26 Don't forget Alfred was there too
Wait so you're telling me that Vernon Dursley and Albus Wulfric Brian Dumbledore are in the same scene
Alfred Who?
love that Mike pic from breaking bad lmao
At first I was like "Why does the narator's voice sound so familiar??" For heaven sake, it's Professor Dumbledore. 50 points deducted from Hufflepuff for being a dunce.
DramaBabe18
And 100 points to gryffindor!😂
2:00 - and off in the corner, Vernon Dursley's distant relative stares on mild bemusement.
HUFFLEPUFF
Meh...whatever I’m so sorry I thought that it was a girl
*draco voice* "Pfft...Hufflepuff? Aiming a bit low there, aren't you mate?"
Tim Burton's "Sleepy Hollow" is hands down one of my favorite movie! Especially the Headless Horseman!
IKR? I LOVE him!
Best version from the looks of it.
My favorite alongside the Disney one.
TBH This adaptation of Sleepy Hollow is better than the Disney one.
@@harrisonlee5055 The Disney film is accurate to the book while the Tim Burton film went with its own story. I find the Disney film more entertaining but I think Ichabod and Katrina are much more likable in the Tim Burton film than the Disney film. I prefer Ichabod being tall skinny, big nosed and silly looking than him being handsome in the Tim Burton film. Just my opinion since I think both are good and different from each other.
oh look Dumbledore and grindelwald having a civilised conversation
Izze
Oh holy shit!😂
With emperor Palpatine on the sideline
@@ssholeLicker Now I have the image of him shooting Force Lightning from his hands at the Headless horse and Lady Van Tessel screaming "Unlimited Power!"
dboymax1
Haha cool
With a muggle in their midst, no less
This was a complex and badass Horseman. In life he was an utter blood knight who lived for the thrill of battle, but he had a code of honor and saw no need for killing innocents. He also dearly loved his horse as a lifelong companion. And in his final stand, he managed to kill most of the hunting party that had been pursuing him all by himself. You would only find a deadlier revenant in Jason Voorhees himself.
Thrill of battle - there's no thrill in killing those too weak or incapable of combat.
@@Kncperseus Indeed, there's no sport in killing an enemy that can't fight back.
God I love how rather scream in fear or just immediately run away, that little girl just snapped that branch like it was nobody's business
And was clearly enjoying watching a desperate man outnumbered 6-1 be murdered thanks to her. Who was supposed to be the psychotic one again?
She had big plans for him.
At least it ended really well for her.
The strange thing is that none of you knew that one of those two little girls was evil and she was the one who stole the head .and she caused this calamityShe revived him because she was a witch, and the knight became her servant
and disaster throughout the film
Notice that the second sister ran away without returning, but the other was watching in the hope that she would get a head and she was the one who started sending it to the people who she hated them so that he could cut off their heads for her to the point that She sent him to her sister to behead her..This is the origin of the film's story scenario, if you know
Walken in a winter wonderland!
good one
ElectricSlurpee
🎶DA DA DA DA DA DA DA DA DA🎵 *winter wonderland tune*
2 shay !
Hey this is an awesome movie
Genius
Quite a lot of royalty in that room: George V of the UK, George II of the UK, Emperor Joseph II of Austria and Emperor Palpatine of the Galactic Empire.
Who played George II? Michael Gough or Richard Griffiths?
Only one missing is Barbossa from Pirates of Carribean (Geoffrey Rush)
Michael Lee Richard Griffiths played George II in the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean movie.
@@MichaelLee-tt7gm Richard Griffiths.
@@Ultimaton100 Thanks.
The way he's petting the horse... it's like, aww he's not THAT bad... xD
Yeah. It almost made me cry. ;-)
For a bloodthirsty mercenary, he seems like an OK guy.
Its HIS horse
Some Brutal Murderers have a soft side.
Even in that movie he was not that evil but that lady who hid his head was evil
0:39 What I love about Elfman's score in this scene in particular is that it's not just straight up horror music, like the Psycho theme; there's a wonderfully overwhelming sense of drama in this carnage.
I believe it is one of Elfman's strongest scores and definitely the one I visit the most often. "Into The Woods/The Witch" and "Main Titles" are some of the best pieces of film score music out there!
Dun DUN dun Dun DUN, Dun Duuuun Duun Dundun DUN!
Going back and rewatching this film, I’ve picked up on a few things. Despite his love of carnage and chaos, the Horseman had a code of honor. He could’ve easily murdered the kids instead of calmly going “shhhh”, but he didn’t. Even after the little girl broke the stick he didn’t attack them. Which means that later in the film, Lady Van Tassel makes him break that code by murdering the unarmed Killian family and the other lady that was pregnant.
I agree he might be a psycho but he's still a soilder.
No, he couldn't, not without further endangering himself.
If he'd attacked the girls, at least one of them would've screamed and alerted the soldiers chasing him. And later as the Headless Horseman, he murders a child (off screen). He had no code of honor, he was just a bloodthirsty psycho.
I really HATE Lady Van Tassel! I mean, I'm sorry she had such a rough time as a kid. But killing people in cold blood is NOT the answer.
@@jculver1674 He was controlled to kill certain people, it wasnt in his power
still one of the best character backstories pretty much ever
It's pretty much one of the only things kept from the original story. He was a Hessian soldier. However his head was shot off by a cannonball as opposed to being cut off by his own sword.
Aishah amira
Hello, Gabriel. I didn't know you were here.😊
@@tristanpetty7173 kinda stupid though, as a head can't be shot off by a cannonball as it would just turn to liquid
It's an okay backstory, but not one of the best
"For what was planted in the ground that day...was a seed of evil."
Little did those people know was that "seed of evil" was being controlled by a witch in their own community.
@Captain Barbossa Considering how many literal witch hunts there were in the colonial era,you`d think somebody would`ve at least suspected it.
The witch took revenge because her father was left bankrupt by these individuals.
@@melechaifrankenberg254 Actually she took revenge for Van Garrett and the Van Tassels evicting her family after her father died, causing the additional premature death of her mother.
As evil as Lady Van Tassel was, the individuals in the room with the exception of Ichabod made made her into that villain.
“How do we defeat this guy?”
“We could just let him ride into like 50 of us and keep our bayonets pointing straight up.”
“Johnson you’re a genius!”
The Hessian used eastern combat moves which indicates that he got hired by a Japanese shogun who viewed the mercenary as a powerful demon
He and his horse are undead, immune to all sorts of weapon attack.
@@Charlie94781 standard Polish cutlass Mow the lawn to me
I think that was a massive melee and not a battle line.
Little late here but you can see them fighting against redcoats
and Palpatine is listening this like "did you ever hear the tragedy of Hessian the Horseman?"
“The only thing he was afraid of was losing his horse, which eventually, of course, he did.”
He became so powerful. He could take on entire armies at once. The only thing he was afraid of was losing his horse, which eventually of course he did. Unfortunately, one little girl betrayed him. Then he got his head chopped off. Ironic. He could chop off other people's heads. And then met the same fate himself.
Is it possible to stop this horseman?
Not without his head.
@@jamlym4974 he could manipulate the sword itself to chop heads off
(Faraway look in eye with smug smile.) “Ironic isn’t it? He could save other horses from death but..not..his..own!”
@@jamlym4974 You win one free internet!
It was nice to see that even though he was a scary, bloodthirsty assassin, the Horseman was sweet with his horse when it was dying, and the children when he saw them.
im sure it isnt that unbelievable that someone could enjoy being a killer on the battlefield, but not believe in harming innocents
Plenty of people have engaged in combat with fellow humans. Only psychopaths and sociopaths enjoy hurting animals.
@@tonygalati2672 Animals and children
One of the best "Halloween" movies ever made. The atmosphere and scenery were excellent. Wonderful cast and very under rated movie. Good job Tim Burton
Dude I caught this movie on Netflix a year or two ago and it has now become a Halloween tradition at my house. Great movie with an all-star cast.
@@limjahey3119 Yes sir, my tradition as well
.Christopher walkin with sharp teeth saying “YAH” for 3 minute straight
not in the movie nearly enough
No idea why to this day, as an impressionable child I fell in love with Christopher Walken as the horseman
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
SAME. D:
Same 🙈
The same reason we all fell in love with him, he is amazing in every way possible lol. But for me it was a view to a kill and batman returns when I was 5, back in 1990.
@@jamiehartley4218 Same. For me it was Frank White in King of New York then Max Schreck in Batman Forever.
I love the way this film looks and how cool it is to see Christopher Walken as the horseman but omg I keep cracking up every time i hear his same line over and over "RAAAAGHHHH"
Lol, yeah
Jonathan Gonzales
Same here, bro!😂
Our groundskeeper Mr. Filch, has asked me to remind all students that the Western Woods is a haunted place, where brave men will not venture.
"The forest? I thought that was a joke! We can't go in there! Students aren't allowed... and there are... decapitated heads inside one of the trees!"
Harry & Filch: ...
This movie has more beheadings than Game of Thrones.
Ikr and that's saying something! xd
It's not that graphic
No, just, a lot of heads are flying off.
Lol
Its the Headless Horseman of course hes gonna be cutting off heads
How often do you behead your enemy?
Horseman: AAAAAAHH!
Call me crazy, but I've always found it really sweet how much that creep cared for his horse.
Thanks for posting. I'm a descendant of the real Van Tassel (originally Van Texel) family. According to legend, the Van Tassels did find a head and body of a decapitated Hessian soldier and buried it in the old cemetery at Sleepy Hollow (originally North Tarrytown), NY. Washington Irving became friends with the Van Tassels and wrote the short story with their name in it. There really was a Catrina Van Tassel, but she lived before the Rev. War and was the sister of my ancestor, Sarah Van Tassel.
I'd be honored to be related to the van tassles
I don't believe you
And im related to george washington
Although I am sure many people are related to them at this point, I am of direct descent of the famous Borgia family.
@@chuggon7595 Did Ezio killed your ancestor?
Walken as the Horseman is like something out of an Evil Dead movie. Funny but so goddamn cool/badass at the same time.
Now try and picture Willem Dafoe as the Horseman. Equally terrifying, or more hilarious in some aspect?
RIP Michael Gambon you were great in this movie and will always be remembered for your outstanding performance as Albus Dumbledore
I so totally loved this movie, one of my favorites of Tim Burton and Johnny Depp!
Tim Burton has an excellent eye for detail. That decapitated head looks so real, just like the ones you see in crime scene photos, with their emotionless and dull expressions.
He's a mercenary, it doesn't mean he's a savage killer. He is just doing his job and he apparently likes animals and kids.
Literally said he had a lust for blood
Van Tassel literally said the Horseman came for the love of carnage. So basically he was a savage assassin
Didnt he kill the kid as a ghost?
@@thegreeter1476 when he came back after she resurrected and he got his head back then he took her as an adult.
Can’t fault the man for loving his job!
Alright, children. What have we learned? If you strike down Christopher Walken, he will become more powerful than you can possibly imagine
You made me laugh, but now I feel like crying because he will be 80 next month.
I love this movie! The scenery is gorgeous & Christopher Walken looks so cool!
Greatest Casting Choice Ever
I find Christopher Walken to be better as king Louie in The Jungle Book, because he doesn't scream there all the time, but that doesn't mean this role of his isn't cool.
He's good in this but still a waste tbh. He was barely in most of the movie and his only lines are "RAAAAAGH" and "shhh"
Yeah not nearly enough Walken. Unfortunately though there wasnt much else to do outised of the flashback and the ending
I remembered watching this movie when I was younger and I was just horrified
The zombie girl was the worst
That little girl was the main villain.
Man, I never realized that this movie had such a stack, all-star cast. Emperor Palpatine as the village doctor? Brilliant.
you were stupid. you'll always be stupid
Horseman: shhhhhhh
Little girl: snaps twig
Horseman: YOU LITTLE BIT-
Lucky for her he did not have a chance to cut her into pieces lol.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, geez, kid! This bloodthirsty mercenary decides not to kill you and that's how you repay him?!
My words exactly when I first saw this in theaters.
I always interpreted the reason that the Hessian only growled and yelled in "Sleepy Hollow" was for three reasons. 1) He filed his teeth down to sharp points and therefore, any vowel that consisted of using his teeth against his tongue or lips would cause excruciating pain. 2) He spoke High German (being from Hessen) and most of the Sleepy Hollow residents were Dutch and therefore would not know his language even if some parts were recognizable. 3) It makes him all the more less human and therefore so much more sinister. 4) Could you imagine Walken trying to do a German accent?
Agree. I always assumed he never spoke because he spoke German and not English I also figured his sharp teeth might of prevented him from being able to speak.
_"Entschuldigung, kleines Mädchen. Aber kennst du den Weg zum nächsten Dorf? Ich muss mich dort verstecken."_
*twig snaps*
_"Du Schlampe!"_
Lol #4. Walken’s first line if he could speak would be “okie dokie artichokie.” 😂😂😂
I thought he didn't speak cause he basically had no reason too, didn't know about what when it came to sharp teeth
walken's father was a german immigrant
Give him a sword and Walker could've fought the Revolutionary War all by himself....Badass.
for a nice guy in real life, Chris sure can play a mean SOB!
Broms death was the most brutal and The Horseman wasn't even trying to kill him at first til Brom kept trying to be a hero.
So what you're saying is that Darth Sidious, Edward Rooney, Uncle Vernon, Alfred Pennyworth, Albus Dumbledore, Edward Scissorhands/Jack Sparrow/Willy Wonka/Sweeney Todd/Mad Hatter/Barnabas Collins and Max Shreck are in the same scene including along with Count Dooku and Darth Maul.
Luis Dorado you forgot Wednesday adams, jaun rico, major duncan hayward (last of mohicans), sal bandini (wanna wrestle)
Let's not forget Johnny Rico from Starship Troopers and Rita Skeeter from Harry Potter.
Wow i didn't know ray park aka darth maul was in sleepy hollow
shut your mouth...
so you're telling me that you are either too stupid to keep your brain focused on one subject, or our you just figured out that actors who act in movies were allowed to act in and be paid for acting in more than one movie?
I think it was more a love of cowbell than carnage.
What? I don't get it Paul
Lmao!!
Infinite Sky Christopher Walken did an SNL skit where he played a producer for a band that's recording a song. He keeps telling them "needs more cowbell."
***** He is also good at cooking chicken I hear
I think I have found the greatest backstory scene in motion picture history....
Probably my second favorite flashback music score of all time.
ME: "Shhhh"
*Girl breaks twig and alerts enemies.*
Me: "Okay there goes plan A, up to plan H and yes the H stands for hostage." *proceeds to grab the girl who broke the twig.*
Whilst it is doubtfull having a small girl hostage would assist in any way or form against those militiamen it is still worth it for the payback.
The least likely part of this is that the killers left the Horseman his sword.
A blade that magnificently designed would be a trophy for any soldier back in the day.
The troops were probably afraid it was cursed. I'd imagine one of them was worried the Horseman would come back to haunt them should they take it.
Loved that the Continental army soldiers here were portrayed (at this point of the war) as hardened veterans literally strike force hunting down the horseman. Also, one looked like a young Shia Laboeuf!
I love one scene showing him as a blood thirsty monster and then the next compassionate to his horse and vulnerable really great directing
Yeah and he looked genuinely afraid when th kid snapped the stick.
Ray Park was the Headless Horseman stunt double for the sword fighting sequences.
Everybody talks about how heart wrenching it is when a dog dies in a movie, and that’s very true…
But I still won’t go to see most horse racing movies because I don’t wanna chance them having to put the horse down
that's the interesting thing. he's a blood-drunk devil who as they say loves carnage. yet, he cared for his horse as it shows him morning right there. and those girls... he could of killed them. I mean they saw him you'd expect a psycho like that would make the fast kill so no witness would give him away. but no he asked them not to rat. one of them does but that shows this monster has some... twisted maybe but... some mercy.
Christian Schmude Also at the end when he gets his head back he doesn't kill Ichabod and Katrina instead looking at them perhaps in his own way of thanking them.
Christian Schmude Sometime in the stories the villains aren't really villains, and the heroes aren't really heroic.
In the end, stories are made to boost someone's fame in order to be famous or infamous.
I think he only liked killing in the context of war and battle.
He couldn't kill them before he was discovered without making noise, and after he had no time due to the approach of his enemies.
@@marinaaguas9219 I agree. I think he was only psychotic and bloodthirsty in the heat of battle and his only victims were soldiers or those that tried to kill him. He might have been a caring and compassionate person away from the battlefield. War just brought out the worst in him as it does many others. He went after innocents later as the Headless Horseman because he was forced to do so by the witch in this film. Otherwise, he would not have gone after them.
When you hit the backside of your elbow: 1:50
Its called the funny bone
Very humerus :P
Rest In Peace Michael Gambon
Christopher Walken? Best casting choice ever!
I watched this when I was 8, still gives me chills..
Same.
The horseman just loved battle. I don't believe he was an evil man. He cared for his horse and if he were really evil, he could have silenced the child easily.
Sith Lord High Admiral didn’t he kill a kid in the movie ?
@@acerswift123 Only as the Headless Horseman under orders from the witch....
Only evil in the sense that he craved combat and bloodshed. At least when we see him killing under his own power, he's only going after other soldiers who can fight back.
i wish i had teeth like that and just like randomly smile to someone maybe on a crowded bus.
he reminds me of the singer from greenday
I love this comment so much!
George tom
I already do that. Just without the teeth. And the smiles are caused by funny thoughts. Also its at school.😂😊
Don't dream it, be it, go buy a file and put the work in as he did.
It hurts my teeth just thinking of the pain of doing such a thing. 😨😱😰
It's amazing that Dumbledore, Emperor Palpatine, and Captain Jack Sparrow is in this film
Hahaha this little girl straight got no chill I love it. She's like the Queen of Hearts in the making!
Dont care what anyone says I love this movie, haven't gone 1 Halloween with out watching it on Halloween since 1999
I LOVE that little girl that broke the stick! 😂😂😂👌
200Raikou its hilarious
It's good to see Christopher walken as the antagonist. He looks badass
Benjamin Martin to his kids in The Patriot:
Lesson 1- Aim small, miss small.
Lesson 2- Hack up enemy soldiers into tiny bits with your axe so there's nothing left of them to come back and haunt you
He filed them because of the psychological effect most likely. He wanted his enemies to think he was a beast and not a human.
Best casting ever
Amazing how some people can have no feelings towards people, but be turned back into a child by an animal. I can relate. Then again the worst of us always want to go back to being a kid.
He was engaging in combat. Its different from murder.
Jack Sparrow, Professor Dumbledore, Alfred Pennyworth, Vernon Dursley, Dean Ed Rooney, and Emperor Palpatine all in one room. Who knew? 🤔🤔🤔
One of the finest horror movies I have seen with amazing plot...
This part was really well done. I like how the Hessian goes down fighting like a boss before finally getting slaughtered. Battle seems relatively low budget part but because not the focus and story being told flashback it's still effective.
The horseman looked scary until I found out it was Christopher Walken. 😂😂
I love that they hired Christopher Walken just to say "Aaarrrgggghhh! Aaarrrgggghhh!" 😂
A seed of what??? Damn you Movie Clips and your endings! *shakes fist*
scrtasnman13 What he was going to say was "for what was planted in the ground that day was a seed of evil."
Mermaid Man voice: evil Evil EVIIIIL!!!
I guess the horsemans grave became that ugly tree
@@prestonchambers8464 The Tree of the Dead can be seen also as a portal between the world of the living and the dead and/or hell; depends on how you look at it.
So, what EXACTLY did the Horseman do wrong? He fought the same as all the other Hessians, but did it out of passion. He made a point of cutting enemies heads off, which is the quickest and most painless way to die. He obviously cared deeply for his horse, Daredevil, and was hurt when Daredevil was mortally wounded. He didn't attack the little girls who gave him away. After his death, the Horseman only killed people while under control of the witch. When he gains back control, he kills the witch and drags her to Hell, freeing the village. What did the Headless Horseman actually do wrong?
He was too good of a fighter, so the enemy wanted him gone so they sent a hunting party
In life ofc i mean
And in death hes a tragic figure bound to the person in control of his head
Professor Dumbledore at 0:09
I thought the guy telling the story sounded familiar, then I realized he was Dumbledore without a beard. lol
This movie gave me so much sleepless night as a kid. My head got chopped off so many times in those nightmares😂
I know the feeling. Saw it when it came out on vhs, i can not walk in any type of woods
mine made me dream about it too, but Walken wasnt cutting off my head lol. But then I was much older when this came out lol
Awesome movie.. but mind boggling how you had a 100 men in that crowd with muskets and not a single one of them thought to just shoot him
I've been saying it since i was a kid when this came out. The horseman went out like a champ.
It's Emperor Palpatine, Uncle Vernon, Edward R. Rooney, and Professor Dumbledore! They all gotta have more cowbell!
That attitude, that tongue-in-cheek creepiness….was Chris Walken not born for this role?
Welcome to Taco Bell, may I take your order?
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That's 5 quesadillas......
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2 soft tacos.......
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and a large water. Did you want any sauce with that?
Ahhhh.
Medium spicy?
Ahhhh.
Alright, I’ll give you five packets.
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Seven packets, seven packets, I got it. Pull up for your total.
I take it the Nostalgia Critic brought you here, eh?
TitanWar93
1) i just died, 2) i accidentally read all of that in Walken's voice. In growl mode.😂😍
TitanWar93 Honestly that sounds like someone who is a regular customer.
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xD I see what you did there!
Hessian Horseman deserved a movie telling his story and how he became this scary killer...
never noticed the inconsistency in his battle skills,charges into hundreds,emerges without a scratch,yet gets killed by 5 guys.
Walken...yesss. Dream casting at its best..still effective presence, with no speaking lines at that...
Carnage comes with his job. He does what he likes as his career.
But he doesn't seem that bad outside of battles and outside his job. Seeing how he, while being the Headless Horseman, is willing to spare the lives of the ones who gets in his way as long as they don't annoy him too much.
Hey everyone, I just wanted to say...
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one of the best movies ever.
one of the best scenes ever
This video should be called:
Walken in a Winter Wonderland.
Either YT is reading my mind or I get premonitions of YT videos I am going to watch.
I was thinking about this exact scene yesterday, for no related reason.
I think that this could be one of the best movies ever made if it was just an hour longer. Explaining characters, their motives, connections and environment better.
Have you guys ever noticed how hilarious the transformation of the Hessian Horseman is when he puts the head back on????