The Numbers section has a mistake - I'm wrong about the other two episodes with the same count and gender breakdown. Child's Play 3 and TCM2 both have 8 kills each, not 10. Apologies for the error!
I mean he also accepted a voice acting role for an at the time indie game series only 3 years later, so he seems like the kind of big name to just appear somewhere
Ron Perlman is a fascinating actor. He's starred in at least two movies where almost the entire cast spoke a language other than English despite not being conversant in either Spanish or French. In 'Cronos' he was supposed to speak Spanish but it was changed because his attempts were unusable. in 'City of Lost Children' he learned his lines phonetically. That must be terrifying but he did it and he's amazing in both.
Guillermo del Toro rarely disappoints, and this is no exception. I'm so glad James has the opportunity to cover these weird, lesser known films, especially this one, considering how it launched the career of one of the greatest directors of all time.
Lovin' the weird stuff! del Toro is also amazing, I wish we got his third Hellboy movie, apparently they're making a fourth one without his input again.
The first two were very good, never watched the third and never wanted too, i heard bad things of it and making a fourth along that same route seems rather questionable
@@Kaiserreich2.0 It's a reboot really not a sequel. And it is more close to the comics, which is why people that haven't read them didn't like it as much. I loved it honestly.
Del Toro is one of those directors I want to just hang out with and talk about movies for hours. Also the line "Jesus walked on water just like a mosquito" is beyond brilliant.
@zashimi1345 I know, but it can be a worry covering these kind of films that people won't watch/appreciate the videos like they do the bigger/more mainstream stuff, so I'm showing my appreciation.
This show is a great source of entertainment and comfort for my partner and I. It's become a kind of ritual of ours to watch the new video each weekend together and it's helped me to develop a greater appreciation of the horror genre (coming from someone who has mostly avoided them for the majority of my life). I led with this because my partner just got back from a long weekend out of town, and the first thing he wanted to do when he got back was sit down with some food and watch the new Kill Count. You and the whole Dead Meat crew do such amazing work in terms of research and writing, we love every bit of it. So thank you James, and thanks to everyone else on the team for bringing such great videos each week. We're loving all the weird stuff during the strike, and honestly would be excited to see more things like this every so often even after the strike is over (we know they're probably a bit more work, especially when getting into foreign language films). Once again, thanks for everything! We can't wait for next week!
Can we all appreciate the pure professionalism and capacity to be feeling adults from Del Toro and Perlman? Non-ironically, the first Hellboy movie is one of my top 20 favorite movies of all time. If there was a new Hellboy movie tomorrow from Del Toro staring Perlman, I'd be first inline to see that.
I love how you can see Del Toro's style in all of his films yet they can be so different from each other. Like we have this tragic, somber take on vampires, you get metal vampire action in Blade 2, you get 50s giant bug movie feelings with Mimic, straight up kaiju vs mech in Pacific Rim, and so many more
Yeah, and The Strain is a vampire contagion/plague series (with some cool creature design elements built upon from his Blade 2 vampires). Love how Del Toro addressed the European vampire mythos in all kinds of way! ^^
The "estoy estupido" bit is great because it should be "soy estupido", but using the wrong verb makes the joke funnier. If that was planned, fantastic. If not, it all worked out lol
Guilhermo Del Toro has to be one of the most fascinating directors out of there. The man went from this mexican gem to gives us masterpieces like Blade 2, Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrynth, and The Shape of Water
@@erinfinn2273 I forgot he made the first one which had Idris Elba as one of the main characters, that was a fun action movie, to this day here’s hoping Del Toro and Perlman finally make Hellboy 3
i know who guillermo del toro is but i'm just not familiar with his work except that horrible pinnochio movie he made boy did it suck i mean the stop-motion animation was good but the screenplay was not
It is funny that James should joke about getting "scarab powers". There is a direct reference to Cronos featured in Blue Beetle, when the grandma is flipping through channels she pauses on that exact scene. I was so excited when I saw that
6:43 Ron Perlman and Guillermo Del Toro actually worked together eight times, they worked together on the 2014 animated movie "The Book of Life" where Perlman played the villain and Del Toro was the producer. Just letting you know.
God I still remember watching the first series of Friday the 13 kill count when I was in high school. James and Chelsea please know that both of your playful energetic love of horror has made me embrace this culture so much. I know I’m just a random TH-cam comment but I love you guys with all my heart 💕
Covering non major studio films is cool. Getting to see different films I wouldn't normally know about is sweet. INK music videos on a Kill Count = awesome. I can't wait!!!
I know the non-movie stuff you've been doing has been weird and challenging to navigate, but you've done an excellent job. You've really gotten creative with your choices and it's been a blast to watch. Thanks for all your effort. We love you bunches!
It's easier to tell thanks to hindsight, but I feel like the alchemist dying by a stake like object in the chest was a hint about Cronos being a vampire film.
Honestly I think it’s super cool and admirable that you guys are still making Kill Counts with the extremely stringent guidelines you have to stay supportive of the strikes. With the two massive breaks you guys have had to make over the last couple of years I WAs genuinely worried were in for another one. So it’s such a relief as a fan that you guys are doing everything you can to press on. It may sound dumb but this videos are legitimately THE thing I can look forward to most every week. They kind of mean a lot to me, which I hope doesn’t sound weird or sad lol
Mentioning Gorgio Romero's Martin really makes me want to see a Kill Count on that considering it's a very different type of vampire movie than what most people assume to be a vampire movie.
I remember seeing this movie returned all the time when I worked at a library. Last year I finally watched only knowing who the director was. It blew me away! Gullermo NEVER disappoints.
1. I am really into the ‘weird era’ of Dead Meat already, can’t wait for more! 2. Haven’t even watched the vid but I’m sold when I saw the thumbnail and my first thought was ‘wtf is that Ron Perlman??’
Gracias James and the Dead Meat gang!! Love seeing you cover Latino horror, its super underrated. And GDT's Cronos is def a highlight. Un fuerte abrazo!!
I love Ron Perlman he was just on The Fighter And The Kid Podcast and talked in detail about this movie and Meeting Guillermo Del Toro and their relationship and how this movie set up his role of Hellboy
I can finally watch this video, since I just saw Cronos for the first time! Thank you for introducing me to what is now one of my favorite vampire movies ever!!
I have a feeling I might be known around here and the Dead Meat reddit as "that Crimson Peak person" but at the same time, it would be a great one to cover if only because of the behind the scenes of that entire house set that was built for it!
Its so weird having been around for the beginning of dead meat when it was small all the way to how huge it is now especially with the writers strike causing it to feel like small and weird deadmeat era again. Love how far weve come
I've watched Cronos a long time ago and loved it! Really digging seeing being covered in a kill count. It's one of those obscure movies that once you watch it, you star seeing references to it in many other medias, just like Suspiria. I still believe that the way Dio got his powers in Jojo's Bizarre Adventures is a reference to Cronos, for example =P
Honestly, I love that Cronos is being covered during Hispanic Heritage Month. Representation matters & Guillermo Del Toro is one of my favorite directors!
I thought I was the only one who knew this movie for a while as a tween having found it in an bin of old vhs tapes at my granny's house (yes, it felt very cursed but was very much blessed). As a person who watches stuff like Svengoolie, channels like yours helped me find my favorite community to engage about insane little details in all the horror content of the world and put cold little smile on my pale grim face. Now who wants to set up a go fund me to support an investigation and purchase of one of Guillermo's lost scarabs? Poor dude's dream of owning one was also in the kill count, damn
I loved the allusion that James made to Klaus Nomi, when he referred to the Clown that was present at the party that Jesús attended as "Clocks Nomi", hehe.
You should cover Emesis Blue. Absolutely FANTASTIC movie, the fact that it's made in Source Filmmaker and takes the cast of Team Fortress 2 and makes a gripping psychological horror/thriller movie still blows my mind.
i absolutely love this series. in a lot of ways i've grown up with it, because i started watching at 12 or 13, and i'm now in my first semester of college. i absolutely love horror in theory, but i'm also kind of a wimp and i'm prone to certain types of paranoid thinking, which can make it bad for my mental health to engage with it directly sometimes. this channel is absolutely incredible for giving me a safe avenue to continue engaging with horror media, and i probably would've never grown to love horror as much as i do without the kill count. thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to love this genre as much as you do :)
Cronos was my very first Criterion Collection purchase. When they evetually released the Trilogia de Guillermo del Toro I immediately upgraded to the bluray, and it is now the prize of my collection. I am so excited to see his Pinocchio getting the same treatment in December
do not waste you're time with guillermo del toro's pinnochio film i saw that film and it sucked it was the worst pinnochio adaptation i have ever seen in my life and i still can't believe that, that movie won an oscar i mean what were they thinkin
@@Jamie-z1j1e You are either trolling or completely out of your mind. Considering the username, I presume the former. If you honestly think it is the worst Pinocchio adaptation then I question if you've ever actually watched literally any other adaptation, or any movie for that matter.
😡HOW DARE YOU@@jonathanstmartin I AM NOT TROLLING BECAUSE I HATE INTERNET TROLLS I AM NOT ONE OF THEM AND I NEVER WILL BE, I AM NOT OUT OF MY MIND I AM AS SANE AS I EVER WAS, I ALSO HAVE SEEN A LOT OF ADAPTAIONS OF PINOCCHIO AND I HAVE SEEN GUILLERMO DEL TORO'S VERSION AND IT WAS TERRIBLE THAT'S MY HONEST OPINION EVERYONE IS ALLOWED TO STATE THEIR HONEST OPINION AND THAT ONE WAS MINE AND I HAVE WATCHED A LOT OF MOVIES THANK YOU VERY MUCH YOU UNCULTURED SWINE😤SO BACK OFF
Thank you, James for covering this movie. I truly believe that this one and El Espinazo del Diablo (The Devil's Backbone) are the most underrated Del Toro's films. Truly believes these two movies served as foundation for what it is to me, his magnum opus, El Laberinto del Fauno (Panth's Labyrinth), which although not a traditional horror movie, I do believe it's where Del Toro really used everything he learned making those previous two movies and putting it into action on Panth's. Everything feels way more polished.
Thanks to Perlman who bought the idea of this strange dude who sent him a letter, so good when a act of kindness ends up creating such sucefull career... never forget that Savini was once a extra on Romero's second movie from the trilogy
Hey James! It’s been a while since I’ve watched your channel! Me and my brothers are a big fan of your vids! Our favorite vids you did were the purge. Thank you for being our favorite spooky TH-camr ❤❤
Wait, hold on, a strange artifact that shoots spikes that clasp onto where it's held and turns people into vampires? Boy howdy, I sure hope that he doesn't start drinking *Phantom Blood.*
Seeing a clip of Del Toro and Alien Baltan hugging in the intro of a Dead Meat video is one of the last things I expected to see, but here we are! Love it
Oh nice! I remember catching part of this on cable as a teenager and being so intrigued, but I couldn't track down the name. Thanks for helping me rediscover it!
I think you guys have been doing a great job adjusting Kill Count to support the strikes. I'm sure it's been a lot of work and stress for you guys, but I hope when it's all said and done that you feel it was worth it, not just because of your union support, but also on a creative level. Being forced out of your comfort zone can really pay off.
Loving the shift. None of the quality has degraded (all the interest and humor is still going without missing a beat) and it's expanding into other media I regularly enjoy. Keep on keepin' on.
Del Toro is a genius. The fact hes so wholesome in real life is just the cherry on top. One of the few directors left who has artistic vision & a passion for films
I'm so glad you covered this -- Guillermo del Toro is one of my favorite directors and I think this is one of the most fascinating vampire movies out there.
... This is making me realize that, unless there's a common conceptual ancestor in the vampire mythology or the study of alchemy, Mira from Killer Instinct 2013 is essentially a send-up to Cronos since she's a vampire who has an intro animation where she latches a _silver_ scarab to her hands, alchemy is a major facet of how some of the supernatural creatures in the setting exist, like Saberwulf the werewolf.
del Toro and Ron being so wholesome makes me so happy. I love seeing filmmakers and thespians being good friends. I also think of James Gunn and Michael Rooker.
The Numbers section has a mistake - I'm wrong about the other two episodes with the same count and gender breakdown. Child's Play 3 and TCM2 both have 8 kills each, not 10. Apologies for the error!
We'll let this slide just this once, lol
You Guys are incredible 😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Its ok
The Mummy 1932!
Love you James
I love how Ron Perlman just got a random letter from a random film student and was like: "Yeah, I'll do it."
I mean he also accepted a voice acting role for an at the time indie game series only 3 years later, so he seems like the kind of big name to just appear somewhere
@@AmyCherryLMAOWait which one? That's super cool lol
@@haveagoodday7021 Fallout
He was in black ops 3 zombies and payday 2 as well.
Some actors just really fucking love acting - they'll say yes to anything. Ron Perlman is clearly one of those actors.
Ron Perlman is a fascinating actor. He's starred in at least two movies where almost the entire cast spoke a language other than English despite not being conversant in either Spanish or French. In 'Cronos' he was supposed to speak Spanish but it was changed because his attempts were unusable. in 'City of Lost Children' he learned his lines phonetically. That must be terrifying but he did it and he's amazing in both.
He's badass
Acting... Acting never changes.
Guillermo del Toro rarely disappoints, and this is no exception. I'm so glad James has the opportunity to cover these weird, lesser known films, especially this one, considering how it launched the career of one of the greatest directors of all time.
Agreed
Got that right.
James' channel is dying. 😂😂
Next week is INK
Lesser known in the US maybe. He said it won like 9 academy awards in Mexico.
Lovin' the weird stuff! del Toro is also amazing, I wish we got his third Hellboy movie, apparently they're making a fourth one without his input again.
Boo to making another Hellboy without del Toro. Blahhh, just let him to it right again!
James' channel is dying. 😂😂
The first two were very good, never watched the third and never wanted too, i heard bad things of it and making a fourth along that same route seems rather questionable
@@Kaiserreich2.0 It's a reboot really not a sequel. And it is more close to the comics, which is why people that haven't read them didn't like it as much. I loved it honestly.
@@Schnipps i'm not saying that you cannot enjoy or thats its a problem to be closer to the source material, i simply didnt like it very much
Del Toro is one of those directors I want to just hang out with and talk about movies for hours.
Also the line "Jesus walked on water just like a mosquito" is beyond brilliant.
I'm loving weird era Dead Meat. It's fun to see other media covered and some lesser known films. I'm pumped for Ice Nine Kills next week!
Fr! It's rlly bringing me back to the channel :)
Wait James is doing ice nine kills
Channel has always covered lesser known films.
@zashimi1345 I know, but it can be a worry covering these kind of films that people won't watch/appreciate the videos like they do the bigger/more mainstream stuff, so I'm showing my appreciation.
@@slaytahharwood417 Yep and I'm super excited about it, I fucking love Ice Nine Kills
This show is a great source of entertainment and comfort for my partner and I. It's become a kind of ritual of ours to watch the new video each weekend together and it's helped me to develop a greater appreciation of the horror genre (coming from someone who has mostly avoided them for the majority of my life).
I led with this because my partner just got back from a long weekend out of town, and the first thing he wanted to do when he got back was sit down with some food and watch the new Kill Count. You and the whole Dead Meat crew do such amazing work in terms of research and writing, we love every bit of it. So thank you James, and thanks to everyone else on the team for bringing such great videos each week. We're loving all the weird stuff during the strike, and honestly would be excited to see more things like this every so often even after the strike is over (we know they're probably a bit more work, especially when getting into foreign language films).
Once again, thanks for everything! We can't wait for next week!
Thank you so much for the lovely comment, Matthew. Made my night.
You’re not alone James it also took me awhile to realize this was I vampire movie. I just assumed that it was a cannibalism film
This movie existed?
I thought it was about clocks
James' channel is dying. 😂😂
@@haiz768the fuck are you talking about
You think this was the only vampire movie he made?
Can we all appreciate the pure professionalism and capacity to be feeling adults from Del Toro and Perlman?
Non-ironically, the first Hellboy movie is one of my top 20 favorite movies of all time.
If there was a new Hellboy movie tomorrow from Del Toro staring Perlman, I'd be first inline to see that.
I love how you can see Del Toro's style in all of his films yet they can be so different from each other. Like we have this tragic, somber take on vampires, you get metal vampire action in Blade 2, you get 50s giant bug movie feelings with Mimic, straight up kaiju vs mech in Pacific Rim, and so many more
Yeah, and The Strain is a vampire contagion/plague series (with some cool creature design elements built upon from his Blade 2 vampires). Love how Del Toro addressed the European vampire mythos in all kinds of way! ^^
The "estoy estupido" bit is great because it should be "soy estupido", but using the wrong verb makes the joke funnier. If that was planned, fantastic. If not, it all worked out lol
Guilhermo Del Toro has to be one of the most fascinating directors out of there. The man went from this mexican gem to gives us masterpieces like Blade 2, Hellboy, Pan’s Labyrynth, and The Shape of Water
And Pacific Rim, which is just good stupid action fun. Plus, he's absolutely adorable in the BTS of Pacific Rim.
@@erinfinn2273 I forgot he made the first one which had Idris Elba as one of the main characters, that was a fun action movie, to this day here’s hoping Del Toro and Perlman finally make Hellboy 3
All of his movies are exceptional except Shape of Water imo, that movie was a swing and a miss with alot of oscar bait.
i know who guillermo del toro is but i'm just not familiar with his work except that horrible pinnochio movie he made boy did it suck i mean the stop-motion animation was good but the screenplay was not
If you haven't seen it, he also did an animated movie called Book Of Life, which is about El Día de Muertos. Fun movie.
“Yes, we can be our own sponsor! It’s just good BUSINESS!” had me on the floor laughing. Love the Business Guy accent and love you guys!
It is funny that James should joke about getting "scarab powers". There is a direct reference to Cronos featured in Blue Beetle, when the grandma is flipping through channels she pauses on that exact scene. I was so excited when I saw that
I guess sometimes the new DC movies do something right.
@@MK-yy4rsit was a good movie
That's what I was thinking too
6:43 Ron Perlman and Guillermo Del Toro actually worked together eight times, they worked together on the 2014 animated movie "The Book of Life" where Perlman played the villain and Del Toro was the producer. Just letting you know.
James saying "BUSINESS!" will never get old.
God I still remember watching the first series of Friday the 13 kill count when I was in high school. James and Chelsea please know that both of your playful energetic love of horror has made me embrace this culture so much. I know I’m just a random TH-cam comment but I love you guys with all my heart 💕
Covering non major studio films is cool. Getting to see different films I wouldn't normally know about is sweet. INK music videos on a Kill Count = awesome. I can't wait!!!
Nobody can convince me that Ron Pearlman is not a shaved caveman
Neanderthal
Funny enough he plays a very convincing caveman in Quest for Fire
Bro, he looked cursed without the goatee
I've always loved Del Toro. It was always my personal opinion that if there was ever another Gremlins movie that we should have Del Toro on it
I know the non-movie stuff you've been doing has been weird and challenging to navigate, but you've done an excellent job. You've really gotten creative with your choices and it's been a blast to watch. Thanks for all your effort. We love you bunches!
It's easier to tell thanks to hindsight, but I feel like the alchemist dying by a stake like object in the chest was a hint about Cronos being a vampire film.
That and the dead guy hanging upside down to be drained of blood.
@@Jamie-z1j1e he said he didn't even realize it was a vampire film until towards the end
sorry@@Forgottensnapdragoni don't even know why i said that i should have read the whole comment so i deleted my comment😅😥
@@Jamie-z1j1e it's okay😄
Honestly I think it’s super cool and admirable that you guys are still making Kill Counts with the extremely stringent guidelines you have to stay supportive of the strikes. With the two massive breaks you guys have had to make over the last couple of years I WAs genuinely worried were in for another one. So it’s such a relief as a fan that you guys are doing everything you can to press on.
It may sound dumb but this videos are legitimately THE thing I can look forward to most every week. They kind of mean a lot to me, which I hope doesn’t sound weird or sad lol
I love seeing a movie including Ron Perlman right now especially, since he’s such a strong supporter of the strikes :D
"Estoy estúpido"
This is so much funnier than it would've been if you had used the correct verb 😂
Mentioning Gorgio Romero's Martin really makes me want to see a Kill Count on that considering it's a very different type of vampire movie than what most people assume to be a vampire movie.
"the transfiguration" from 2016 is another very unique vampire movie!
Same. One of my favorite movies of all time
11:37 Clocks Nomi is a criminally underrated joke
Thank you!
"What are you… supposed to be from The Future, or something?"
Weird Era for Dead Meat. However, you guys are knocking it out of the park. You and your team should be very proud!!
I remember seeing this movie returned all the time when I worked at a library. Last year I finally watched only knowing who the director was. It blew me away! Gullermo NEVER disappoints.
1. I am really into the ‘weird era’ of Dead Meat already, can’t wait for more!
2. Haven’t even watched the vid but I’m sold when I saw the thumbnail and my first thought was ‘wtf is that Ron Perlman??’
😂"I don't speak Spanish "I know let's go eat "😂😂😂
Oh my gosh I hope this is implying we'll get more coverage of Del Toro. I adore his films
Me too dude ,his horror has more feels for sure
Gracias James and the Dead Meat gang!! Love seeing you cover Latino horror, its super underrated. And GDT's Cronos is def a highlight. Un fuerte abrazo!!
I love Ron Perlman he was just on The Fighter And The Kid Podcast and talked in detail about this movie and Meeting Guillermo Del Toro and their relationship and how this movie set up his role of Hellboy
He's also done a lot of voicework you know, don't forget that
Brendan schaub is a racist.
I can finally watch this video, since I just saw Cronos for the first time! Thank you for introducing me to what is now one of my favorite vampire movies ever!!
It's nice to see Dead Meat cover a Del Toro movie
Will James get around to covering Crimson Peak, Mimic, Shape of Water, or Hellboy someday?
If he wants more vampire stuff from Del Toro maybe he should cover the strain the book series or maybe the TV show I haven't decided yet
@@matthewpuddock1976 The book is great, but the tv series was meh. I fucking hated Zach.
I'd definitely love to see Mimic. Just the first one though
I've emailed the request line for Mimic
I have a feeling I might be known around here and the Dead Meat reddit as "that Crimson Peak person" but at the same time, it would be a great one to cover if only because of the behind the scenes of that entire house set that was built for it!
I love how Del Toro just makes bugs so many different things. They can be Vampires, they can be Biblical, they can turn into Fairies.
The Tales of Arcadia franchise will always be my favorite del Toro works because they’re half the reason I gave most of the others a try.
wait guillermo del toro made that i had no idea
Yeah, his name is literally in the title
sorry@@twinswords79dualblade84 i didn't know that cause i never watched the show
@@Jamie-z1j1e If you are curious, I highly recommend it! It’s all on Netflix.
It’s called Tales of Arcadia (3 shows and a final movie)
12:48 Fun crossover fact: Tito the coroner also appears in the original Mexican version of WE ARE WHAT WE ARE. Same actor and fun attitude.
Watching Kill Count is honestly a great way to watch movies with behind the scenes extras
7:10 that device works a lot like a bizarre stone mask...
Its so weird having been around for the beginning of dead meat when it was small all the way to how huge it is now especially with the writers strike causing it to feel like small and weird deadmeat era again. Love how far weve come
i would love a whole guillermo del toro series of his horror movies. he has so many good ones
I’m really loving these different kill counts!
I was expecting Zoran to say during the sponsor, A ThanksKilling 4 Kill Count and laugh maniacally as Business Janes cowered
I've watched Cronos a long time ago and loved it! Really digging seeing being covered in a kill count. It's one of those obscure movies that once you watch it, you star seeing references to it in many other medias, just like Suspiria.
I still believe that the way Dio got his powers in Jojo's Bizarre Adventures is a reference to Cronos, for example =P
It reminds me of the scarab Jolyne is given with the stand arrow in it too.
i have never seen or even heard of this movie until i saw this video
Classic Horror! We love to see it!!
Honestly, I love that Cronos is being covered during Hispanic Heritage Month. Representation matters & Guillermo Del Toro is one of my favorite directors!
I thought I was the only one who knew this movie for a while as a tween having found it in an bin of old vhs tapes at my granny's house (yes, it felt very cursed but was very much blessed). As a person who watches stuff like Svengoolie, channels like yours helped me find my favorite community to engage about insane little details in all the horror content of the world and put cold little smile on my pale grim face. Now who wants to set up a go fund me to support an investigation and purchase of one of Guillermo's lost scarabs? Poor dude's dream of owning one was also in the kill count, damn
Nothing makes me happier than when I see a new Dead Meat episode has been uploaded
I loved the allusion that James made to Klaus Nomi, when he referred to the Clown that was present at the party that Jesús attended as "Clocks Nomi", hehe.
Job well done. These have been some of the best kill counts
Lol lol Every time James says "Business!"
It's like Clarence Williams saying "the shit!"
😂😂😂
You should cover Emesis Blue. Absolutely FANTASTIC movie, the fact that it's made in Source Filmmaker and takes the cast of Team Fortress 2 and makes a gripping psychological horror/thriller movie still blows my mind.
He actually did!
i absolutely love this series. in a lot of ways i've grown up with it, because i started watching at 12 or 13, and i'm now in my first semester of college. i absolutely love horror in theory, but i'm also kind of a wimp and i'm prone to certain types of paranoid thinking, which can make it bad for my mental health to engage with it directly sometimes. this channel is absolutely incredible for giving me a safe avenue to continue engaging with horror media, and i probably would've never grown to love horror as much as i do without the kill count.
thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to love this genre as much as you do :)
I got out of the shower and sat down to wait for the new kill count to come out. Perfect timing for the mornings as always!
Guillermito and Ron are always an amazing duo. 🧡
Like Burton and Depp
These are honestly some of my favorite Kill Count episodes
Thank you so much for doing the Ice Nine Kills videos. I love your cameos in those videos. Can't wait!!
Cronos was fucking phenomenal for a first film. It cemented GDT as a master of his craft.
If this movie were set in the modern day, Jesús would've taken photos of the notes like a high school student taking notes in class.
Cronos was my very first Criterion Collection purchase. When they evetually released the Trilogia de Guillermo del Toro I immediately upgraded to the bluray, and it is now the prize of my collection. I am so excited to see his Pinocchio getting the same treatment in December
do not waste you're time with guillermo del toro's pinnochio film i saw that film and it sucked it was the worst pinnochio adaptation i have ever seen in my life and i still can't believe that, that movie won an oscar i mean what were they thinkin
@@Jamie-z1j1e You are either trolling or completely out of your mind. Considering the username, I presume the former. If you honestly think it is the worst Pinocchio adaptation then I question if you've ever actually watched literally any other adaptation, or any movie for that matter.
😡HOW DARE YOU@@jonathanstmartin I AM NOT TROLLING BECAUSE I HATE INTERNET TROLLS I AM NOT ONE OF THEM AND I NEVER WILL BE, I AM NOT OUT OF MY MIND I AM AS SANE AS I EVER WAS, I ALSO HAVE SEEN A LOT OF ADAPTAIONS OF PINOCCHIO AND I HAVE SEEN GUILLERMO DEL TORO'S VERSION AND IT WAS TERRIBLE THAT'S MY HONEST OPINION EVERYONE IS ALLOWED TO STATE THEIR HONEST OPINION AND THAT ONE WAS MINE AND I HAVE WATCHED A LOT OF MOVIES THANK YOU VERY MUCH YOU UNCULTURED SWINE😤SO BACK OFF
@@Jamie-z1j1e Yep. Definitely a troll. One with crap taste too.
Thank you, James for covering this movie. I truly believe that this one and El Espinazo del Diablo (The Devil's Backbone) are the most underrated Del Toro's films. Truly believes these two movies served as foundation for what it is to me, his magnum opus, El Laberinto del Fauno (Panth's Labyrinth), which although not a traditional horror movie, I do believe it's where Del Toro really used everything he learned making those previous two movies and putting it into action on Panth's. Everything feels way more polished.
Truly love the insane look James has when wearing the business! outfit
I don't know why, but the friendship between Ron and Guillermo brings a tear to my eye. Dudes rock fr
To future commenters, James’s patrons gets videos early that’s why there’s comments before the video came out
I know that already😵💫👍
@@alexanderhopkins7837 well then, they're not talking to you
Golden scarab that bites people with its legs and turns them into vampires? Sounds like Del Toro was into JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Cronos got my heart beating. Seems like it has triggered all my senses in one go. No wonder everyone's hooked about it.
well the guy who stuck the cronos device to the right left side of his chest sure got his heart beating😂
Thanks to Perlman who bought the idea of this strange dude who sent him a letter, so good when a act of kindness ends up creating such sucefull career... never forget that Savini was once a extra on Romero's second movie from the trilogy
Hey James! It’s been a while since I’ve watched your channel! Me and my brothers are a big fan of your vids!
Our favorite vids you did were the purge. Thank you for being our favorite spooky TH-camr ❤❤
Wait, hold on, a strange artifact that shoots spikes that clasp onto where it's held and turns people into vampires?
Boy howdy, I sure hope that he doesn't start drinking *Phantom Blood.*
I’ll always watch a kill count no matter what. Love the kill counts
Seeing a clip of Del Toro and Alien Baltan hugging in the intro of a Dead Meat video is one of the last things I expected to see, but here we are! Love it
Love your content keep up the great work
Oh nice! I remember catching part of this on cable as a teenager and being so intrigued, but I couldn't track down the name. Thanks for helping me rediscover it!
Can't wait for the Blair witch project kill count it will be awesome!!!
if there's any people that die in The Blair Witch Project
Love this channel for years I tell all my friends about Dead Meat and I love we finally get merch 😂
Dang doing a rewrite every day for 8 years is what you call dedication,
I’m a huge fan of Del Toro movies so to see sort of his directorial debut is amazing to see! Thanks! I’m loving this weird era!
Did you say Mexican film 0:10
What should he have said?
The “Business” was real NCP. Love it James!!!!
An ancient, golden, magical treasure that pierces victims who wear it to turn them into vampires?
Is this a jojo reference?
Any morning waking up to a new Dead Meat is a good morning! But now Im hooked on the MK story line, definitely loved that last one!
What a pleasant surprise. Thank you everyone at DeadMeat.
Probably one of the best merch ads I’ve ever seen. Great kill count as usual!
Ron perlman is peak human being, and played the embodiment of dead in adventure time and del torro is a peak director
"The spirit is willing, but the flesh is full of glass," that futurama reference was great to hear
I saw Guillermo Del Toro and Ron Perlman in the thumbnail and HAD to watch the film before this episode. So glad I did, really great
I think you guys have been doing a great job adjusting Kill Count to support the strikes. I'm sure it's been a lot of work and stress for you guys, but I hope when it's all said and done that you feel it was worth it, not just because of your union support, but also on a creative level. Being forced out of your comfort zone can really pay off.
Loving the shift. None of the quality has degraded (all the interest and humor is still going without missing a beat) and it's expanding into other media I regularly enjoy. Keep on keepin' on.
The “I was not going to jail” comment was so funny to me
Del Toro is a genius. The fact hes so wholesome in real life is just the cherry on top. One of the few directors left who has artistic vision & a passion for films
I'm so glad you covered this -- Guillermo del Toro is one of my favorite directors and I think this is one of the most fascinating vampire movies out there.
I am laughing like a lunatic in my bathroom today.
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This is making me realize that, unless there's a common conceptual ancestor in the vampire mythology or the study of alchemy, Mira from Killer Instinct 2013 is essentially a send-up to Cronos since she's a vampire who has an intro animation where she latches a _silver_ scarab to her hands, alchemy is a major facet of how some of the supernatural creatures in the setting exist, like Saberwulf the werewolf.
7:06 I REJECT MY HUMANITY JOJO!
So many of these movies I haven't seen. after watching these videos for 5 minutes, I'll decide to watch the movie and then come back to the yt video.
Can we take a second to appreciate how passionate re writing a script daily for 8 years is
del Toro and Ron being so wholesome makes me so happy. I love seeing filmmakers and thespians being good friends. I also think of James Gunn and Michael Rooker.
7:53 hey look speak of the devil