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from the 90's
updated 14 years ago
I didn't see anyone else upload this scene yet, so I did it.
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20. Giant Ants (Awesome Ants / Still More Tales) 0:00
19. The Blob (The Blob that Ate Everyone) 1:15
18. Mortman (The Girl Who Cried Monster) 3:00
17. Shrunken Head (How I Got My Shrunken Head) 3:24
16. Mummified Cat (Don't Wake the MuMMY / Even More Tales) 4:01
15. The Creeps (Calling All Creeps) 5:08
14. Piranha Person (Deep Trouble / Deep Trouble II, Shocker on Shock Street) 6:21
13. Monster Blood & More 8:11
12. Horrors (One Day At Horrorland) 9:50
11. Swamp Monster (How To Kill A Monster) 11:05
10. Haunted Masks (The Haunted Mask 1+2) 12:03
9.Piranha/BlowFish (Deep Trouble / Deep Trouble II) 13:31
8. Sabre/Ripper (Welcome to Camp Nightmare, Horrorland) 14:09
7. Mud Monster (You Can't Scare Me) 14:39
6. Scarewcrows (The Scarecrow Walks At Midnight) 16:11
5. Lawn Gnomes (Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes) 17:06
4. Sponge (It Came From Beneath the Sink) 18:40
3. Rip (Cry of the Cat) 19:25
2. Slappy (Night of the Living Dummy II, III, Bride) 20:34
1. Jack-O-Lanterns (Attack of the JackoLanterns) 24:09
I have some favorites from the book series too, but they were not featured in an episode sadly. (Egg Monsters, Jelly Jam)
Some titles appear at the wrong time due to PowerDirector's lag.
Fun Facts
Kong gets stronger from lightning, because he was originally supposed to be a giant monster created by Dr. Frankenstein.
Willis O'Brian cried out of shame when he saw this movie, he was the man who created the King Kong model in the original 1933 movie.
English dubbed version of this movie (the one on the official Universal DVD) has new scenes added that drag down the pace of the movie, and a lot of other scenes cut out, for example during the fight scene, Kong kicks a boulder at Godzilla, this was removed because it looked too silly, and the music was changed, the epic battle music was switched to the Creature from the Black Lagoon soundtrack, which is a great soundtrack but didn't fit as much as the original.
Despite claims, there was never two endings, in both endings Kong swims back to his home island and Godzilla isn't seen again.
Kong's name was put before Godzilla in the title because he was more known around the world than Godzilla, this has since changed.
Kong's actor is the same actor who would later play King Ghidorah.
Falling into the water during a battle is common in crossover movies, Frankenstein meets the Wolfman and later Freddy VS Jason also ended with the two fighters plunging into the water and leaving it up to the viewer to decide who wins, instead of giving a winner and upsetting the fans of the losing character. Kong was seen last seen alive, but Godzilla would return in many films and it's impossible he could have drowned.
King Kong Escapes was the next Kong movie and Godzilla VS Mothra was the next Godzilla movie, both movies ignore King Kong VS Godzilla's events but at the same time still seem to be be a follow up of it.
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon is a 2006 film/mockumentary directed by Scott Glosserman. It stars Nathan Baesel, Angela Goethals and Robert Englund. The film is a homage to the slasher film genre. It follows a film crew that documents an aspiring serial killer who models himself according to slasher film conventions. It was released in theaters on March 16, 2007.
The movie is shot as a documentary set in a world where the killers depicted in famous slasher films are real. A female journalist named Taylor Gentry and her two cameramen, Doug and Todd, document the preparations of Leslie Vernon as he prepares to join the ranks of other slasher villains. Leslie takes his identity from an urban legend about a boy who killed his family and was cast into a river by angry townsfolk.
He initially claims to be the vengeful spirit of the slain boy, but soon admits that he is an ordinary man named Leslie Mancuso who must rely on conventional tactics rather than supernatural powers. Taylor and her crew film Leslie's meticulous preparations to slaughter a number of teenagers in an abandoned house and then be confronted by a virginal "survivor girl", Kelly. Taylor and her crew come to share Leslie's enthusiasm for his project, but their consciences catch up with them on the night of the murders.
They beg Leslie to call off his killing spree, but Leslie is adamant, believing that his survivor girl will define herself by facing him. Taylor and her crew abandon their documentary and at this point the film shifts from a documentary style to a traditional horror movie presentation. Taylor attempts to warn and rally the remaining teens together to fight Leslie, but Leslie's preparations repeatedly give him the upper hand. The group looks to Kelly for leadership, but she unexpectedly dies.
Taylor quickly realizes that, as a virgin herself, she was Leslie's true survivor girl all along. Leslie continues picking off the group one-by-one until only Taylor remains. She faces Leslie and defeats him in the exact manner he had laid out for her, then burns down the shed in which he was defeated. She then runs into Doug and Doc Halloran who survived their encounters with Leslie. However, Leslie's preparations included learning to feign death and slathering himself with flame-retardant gel. Over the final credits, security camera footage reveals Leslie's charred body sitting up on an autopsy table, still alive.
Cast
Nathan Baesel as Leslie Vernon/Mancuso
Angela Goethals as Taylor Gentry
Robert Englund as Doc Halloran
Scott Wilson as Eugene
Zelda Rubinstein as Mrs. Collinwood
Bridgett Newton as Jamie
Kate Lang Johnson as Kelly
Ben Pace as Doug
Britain Spellings as Todd
Hart Turner as Shane
Krissy Carlson as Lauren
Travis Zariwny as Dr. Meuller
Teo Gomez as "Stoned Guy"
Matt Bolt as "Slightly More Stoned Guy"
Anthony Forsyth as "Pitch-forked Boyfriend"
This music is also from Ghost Town
The film stars Rupert Everett, François Hadji-Lazaro and Anna Falchi. The film's story concerns the beleaguered caretaker of a small Italian cemetery, who searches for love while defending the town from zombies.
non profit trailer
Also keep eyes peeled for George running about in a santa outfit ;)
I decided to do an update of my old video.
here you will see the evolution of Jason Voorhees the Friday the 13th icon from 1980 - 2009
You'll also see the many different masks hes worn.
And the faces under the mask.
Also at the end some MISC faces he has had as either a child, flash backs, his demonic heart, the copy cat killer of part 5 Roy Burns and of course the people he possesed in part 9.
Friday the 13th (1980) Ari Lehman
Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981) Steve Daskawisz Dash, Warrington Gillette
Friday the 13th 3-D (1982) Richard Brooker
Friday the 13th 4 - The Final Chapter (1984) Ted White
Friday the 13th 5 - A New Beginning (1985) Tom Morga, Dick Wieand
Friday the 13th 6 - Jason Lives (1986) C.J Graham
Friday the 13th 7 - The New Blood (1988) Kane Hodder
Friday the 13th 8 - Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)
Jason Goes to Hell the Final Friday (1993)
Jason X (2001)
Freddy VS Jason (2003) Spencer Stump, Ken Kirzinger
Friday the 13th (2009) Caleb Guss, Derek Mears
After that he became a zombie so that proberly explains why he's slow.


