You make great sacrifices for this channel. You are a noble man to cover these for the entertainment of others. The 2000's films are preferable over all but I would say the initial Boogeyman is worth a watch if you've seen like the majority of other early 80's horror films.
Lets please not overlook the score of the first. Very underrated, in my opinion on par with halloween and phantasms scores. The boogeyman scared me as a kid. Underrated in my opinion, just forget the sequels.
Hell yeah!! This is the Boogeyman series I voted for!! Lol, yeah, that does look like the Amityville House. That had to be done on purpose, lol. That whole possession scene from the first one, was genuinely creepy, though.
I remember thinking this was a version of the Stephen King short story Boogeyman, and boy was I disappointed when I saw it. Years later, around 1995, I was at my first audition for a role in a play being put on by my community theater in Juneau, Ak. I was suffering from some stage fright since I did not know if I could even act. Still, I was hoping that IF I could get in good with a few of these theater people they would want to produce one of the plays I had--at the time--written, so I knew I had to go through with the audition. Only when I got onto the audition stage, facing a darkened house did I discover that I was not to be given a script to read from. I would have to wing it. I had no idea what to do, but knew I was too far into it to back out. It was two days after Halloween, so I thought of all the horror stories I had read, and remembered that only the Stephen King short story Boogeyman would work as a one man play. I lay down on the floor near a chair that had been set in the center of the stage. I could hear the feet of those people out in the darkness as they shifted restlessly. They were waiting for me to do something. I summoned all I could remember of the father's dialogue, and suddenly cried out, "I'll tell you everything! Only, just don't try to jerk it out of me. Let me tell you what happened in my own time. I can't go to a priest because I'm not Catholic. I can't go to the police because I haven't done anything wrong.' I summoned some tears, and then in a harsh rash, I breathed out, "All I did was kill my children. No. No," I said, leaning up on my elbow to face the empty chair. "I didn't actually kill them. Not that way. I just let the Boogeyman get them. One by one, the Boogeyman took all three of my kids." Well, needless to say, I got the part and the rest is, as they say, history.
Thanks for doing these. I love the first one but have never been able to track down the (apparently very disappointing) sequels. Thanks for taking the bullet for us!
Should I do a cut comparison for this? NO!!!! Maybe just this scene? Definitely!!!! I love this channel so much keep up the amazing hilarious work!! When you seen that imitation Amityville house I about died!!!!! 👻
awesome vid man but it was the fact that many of us just though it was going to be all six movies in one vid, but hey now we have both and maybe if we beg enough we can get a combined of both vids in one vid but keep up the get work josh hope ur birthday a while back was great and I cant wait to see what u have in store for us
I'm 51 nowadays and always found the first one dissapointing in some basic ways , but it's reputation is quite bigger then it actually is say genre importantwise seeming. The 2000 one with Lucy Lawless and then the other one with Tobin bell were quite fun albeit of the time feeling genreewise instead. The second version is way more seeming pyscholgically based kinda sorta.
The second was more of psychological slasher film which I kinda liked more than the first because Emile Hirsch was boring as hell. The third one was worth it for the hotness of Erin Cahill.
anyone else ever buy the boogyeman, return of boogyeman, boogyeman (2005), boogyeman 2 (2007), and boogyeman 3 in that sony 5 film collection package no just me ok I could have sor u can fine it in almost any dollar general and watch all of them in one night but ok
these movies have inspired me to make a movie one day that I title don't fear the boogeyman and it not really going to have a boogeyman in it but will focus on a young man who has mental health issues and returns to his home town to face them while at the same time a string of murder happens weirdly based on that persons fear giving the serial killer the name boogeyman, leaving the man to prove his incconest while fighting off his enter demons, i hope to make it a character study and a story that focus on the problems of mental health in today's social so wish me lucky everybody
When I was young, early 80s, I saw a movie on HBO that I thought was called the Boogeyman, about the ghost of an abusive step-father being trapped in a mirror, and when the mirror breaks, he's free but he's like an invisible man, going around murdering people. But apparently that's not this....
i only saw the first 1 i have it on dvd i also have the new trilogy too, i liked the original 1 because it had some Nostalgia for me. u should do a Horror timeline on Hell comes to frogtown just found out that it had more then 1 movie too
man now i just cant wait till the dead last of all six of these movies cuz that will be awesome to watch u and ur friends surfer for are entertainment lol jk hahahahah
@@movietimelines it’s only the other two boogmen not the first one lol how fitting the shitty ones, no it’s still gone I wanted to see the movie that you said they were discussing too but heard only you respond to them
These movies seem completely devoid of artistic intent (nevermind merit!). He must have made money off these ventures, right? Otherwise why make them (especially the second two)? Cus there's no way he actually wanted to tell a story right? ... right??
I want you to know that I am from the 1980s when these movies was being censored and I started out young like 11 years old and ever since then I’ve been watching these movies and I found them vary much interesting even then. But I am trying to write a documentary and actually do a book based on the fall history of these horror films starting with the black-and-white and also the universal horror movies And I got a good video for you to do the ceiling if you could see how many boogeyman movies that is out there how about it would anyone willing to see Josh to do a timeline on all of the boogeyman movies that is out there?
A timeline of EVERY movie named Boogeyman or something related would be far too great a task to tackle. If he decided to do a list video of 10 movies with the Boogeyman in them and then maybe kept doing any possible follow up videos that would work
You think I don’t know that I seen these movies and I have the newer versions of the bogeyman make no difference does it. But I am not mad or upset or angry by what you just said to me but you should know I have the newer ones I don’t have the 1980 versions of them that’s all I want to say
You passed over some serious angry bitching material with BOOGEYMAN 2 REDUX (the "director's cut"). It's the most egregious of the bunch. With Lommel playing the same character being interrogated about the murders 20 years later (wow, and I thought _I_ was a procrastinator), the "director's cut" is not that at all but rather a defacto sequel to the film it _replaces_ . How is a fuck-up like that even possible? As if that wasn't enough of a fail, the "director's cut" also cuts out tons of footage, and before anyone thinks "oh good, the tedious flashback scenes are.." NOOO! _That_ stuff stays and in fact has been increased! (yay?) The footage that comprised the actual sequel part of BOOGEYMAN 2 is what the "director's cut" deems unnecessary filler! So yeah, not only did Lommel make _two_ "SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT 2" flashback sequels but upon revisiting the first of them he apparently said "screw this sequel crap" and turned it from 45% flashback to *95% flashback* ! But...then shot footage of himself at a table "continuing" the sequel's story...? Again, how is a fuck-up like that even possible?
Hope you liked the first Boogeyman. Cos you had to watch it three times 😅
You make great sacrifices for this channel. You are a noble man to cover these for the entertainment of others. The 2000's films are preferable over all but I would say the initial Boogeyman is worth a watch if you've seen like the majority of other early 80's horror films.
so happy that you did the Lommel version's ! Used to rent these on big box vhs, as a kid :D
I now need to see the first movie. That looks hysterical! Thanks for another great video, Josh!
My friend who got me to watch the first one back in the day sold to me on the basis of that kid in the window scene lol
@@alchemypotato Had I seen that scene before, I would have watched it already XD I love cheesy movies
The first Boogeyman almost seems like the plot of Oculus aside from a couple of difference, it could be been an inspiration
My thoughts exactly!
I thought so too
Lets please not overlook the score of the first. Very underrated, in my opinion on par with halloween and phantasms scores. The boogeyman scared me as a kid. Underrated in my opinion, just forget the sequels.
Hell yeah!! This is the Boogeyman series I voted for!! Lol, yeah, that does look like the Amityville House. That had to be done on purpose, lol. That whole possession scene from the first one, was genuinely creepy, though.
I've seen the first movie several times, and to this day I can't for the life of me figure out why the film is called "The Boogeyman".
I remember liking the first one a lot though it has been twenty years since I've seen it.
I remember thinking this was a version of the Stephen King short story Boogeyman, and boy was I disappointed when I saw it. Years later, around 1995, I was at my first audition for a role in a play being put on by my community theater in Juneau, Ak. I was suffering from some stage fright since I did not know if I could even act. Still, I was hoping that IF I could get in good with a few of these theater people they would want to produce one of the plays I had--at the time--written, so I knew I had to go through with the audition. Only when I got onto the audition stage, facing a darkened house did I discover that I was not to be given a script to read from. I would have to wing it. I had no idea what to do, but knew I was too far into it to back out. It was two days after Halloween, so I thought of all the horror stories I had read, and remembered that only the Stephen King short story Boogeyman would work as a one man play. I lay down on the floor near a chair that had been set in the center of the stage. I could hear the feet of those people out in the darkness as they shifted restlessly. They were waiting for me to do something. I summoned all I could remember of the father's dialogue, and suddenly cried out, "I'll tell you everything! Only, just don't try to jerk it out of me. Let me tell you what happened in my own time. I can't go to a priest because I'm not Catholic. I can't go to the police because I haven't done anything wrong.' I summoned some tears, and then in a harsh rash, I breathed out, "All I did was kill my children. No. No," I said, leaning up on my elbow to face the empty chair. "I didn't actually kill them. Not that way. I just let the Boogeyman get them. One by one, the Boogeyman took all three of my kids." Well, needless to say, I got the part and the rest is, as they say, history.
Stop the cap 🧢🤣😭
Thanks for doing these. I love the first one but have never been able to track down the (apparently very disappointing) sequels. Thanks for taking the bullet for us!
I got hold of part two. makes no sense. All flashbacks of the first film,. Seemed less a sequel and more a Mish mash of the first movie.
I saw this at the drive in back in 1980 as the double feature with Motel Hell.
Should I do a cut comparison for this? NO!!!! Maybe just this scene? Definitely!!!! I love this channel so much keep up the amazing hilarious work!! When you seen that imitation Amityville house I about died!!!!! 👻
awesome vid man but it was the fact that many of us just though it was going to be all six movies in one vid, but hey now we have both and maybe if we beg enough we can get a combined of both vids in one vid but keep up the get work josh hope ur birthday a while back was great and I cant wait to see what u have in store for us
Boogie mane 2 83 was like sleep away camp part 4 my oppion
Also Silent Night Deadly Night 2.
I am in Boogeyman: Reincarnation. Don't know if we'll ever get to see it...
ngl, that first one looks phenomenal 😂
I'm 51 nowadays and always found the first one dissapointing in some basic ways , but it's reputation is quite bigger then it actually is say genre importantwise seeming. The 2000 one with Lucy Lawless and then the other one with Tobin bell were quite fun albeit of the time feeling genreewise instead. The second version is way more seeming pyscholgically based kinda sorta.
The second was more of psychological slasher film which I kinda liked more than the first because Emile Hirsch was boring as hell. The third one was worth it for the hotness of Erin Cahill.
The first one looks like a prequel to Mike Flanagan's Oculus more so than The Boogeyman.
I'm definitely going to check out the first one, because it looks like a lot of fun!
The first one freaked me out as a kid - the girl with the scissors into her neck and the pantyhose face was freaky. But, then again, I was 10ish
Lommel died in 2017, so I’ll be surprised if that last one sees the light of day.
anyone else ever buy the boogyeman, return of boogyeman, boogyeman (2005), boogyeman 2 (2007), and boogyeman 3 in that sony 5 film collection package no just me ok I could have sor u can fine it in almost any dollar general and watch all of them in one night but ok
i had NO idea the 20-aughts films had 80s source material. Not that it matters, the bar is set very...very....VERY low! ...SHIT...my point is moot
these movies have inspired me to make a movie one day that I title don't fear the boogeyman and it not really going to have a boogeyman in it but will focus on a young man who has mental health issues and returns to his home town to face them while at the same time a string of murder happens weirdly based on that persons fear giving the serial killer the name boogeyman, leaving the man to prove his incconest while fighting off his enter demons, i hope to make it a character study and a story that focus on the problems of mental health in today's social so wish me lucky everybody
Lol I just thought the first video got taken down.
Your hair looks good here, bruv! 👌
thanks!
RIP Lommel
Omg phelous flash back
I remember Lomell being the bane of video renters around 2003-2010. Hot garbage. I saw his name, I knew better than to rent.
When I was young, early 80s, I saw a movie on HBO that I thought was called the Boogeyman, about the ghost of an abusive step-father being trapped in a mirror, and when the mirror breaks, he's free but he's like an invisible man, going around murdering people. But apparently that's not this....
This is art. I’m 4 minutes in and I have to watch this master piece. The visual effect are astounding.
No, You're Awesome!!
The first one seems like a proto Oculus
Better you than me. Thank you.
Lomell ain't making nothing anytime soon. Died in 2017.
7:06 what were they saying, there was no audio here
i only saw the first 1 i have it on dvd i also have the new trilogy too, i liked the original 1 because it had some Nostalgia for me.
u should do a Horror timeline on Hell comes to frogtown just found out that it had more then 1 movie too
i actually have a frogtown episode scripted and everything, but don't have a spot on the schedule for it yet, but rest assured that i'm covering it!
Also what I yelled at my older cousins when they tried to PICK on me and I chased them around :P "BOOGIE MAN!"
You should have a go fund me page, just because some of us should pay you just watching some of these movies. Lol
i have a patreon page! you can support the channel there, if you'd like : patreon.com/movietimelines
Here we go again
man now i just cant wait till the dead last of all six of these movies cuz that will be awesome to watch u and ur friends surfer for are entertainment lol jk hahahahah
TIMMY!!!
I actually thought we were voting for Stephen King's Boogeyman, and that there were sequels to it I'd just missed.
So, was there even an actual Boogeyman in these movies? Or were they just practicing the possessed mirror thing for the later Amityville movies?
Tiiiiimmmmmyyyyyy!!!
6:25 to 6:45, 7:08 to 7:17 is that real I thought something was wrong with my audio on iPad
that is actually what it sounds like in the movie.
@@movietimelines thanks
@@movietimelines its just silent. there is no audio in those clips even though people are moving their lips.
Can’t hear the movie clip parts, only you lol, UA-cam or iPod fault maybe haha
Same
Same
interesting. it sounds normal on my computer and my wife's. if you try loading it again, is it the same?
@@movietimelines it’s only the other two boogmen not the first one lol how fitting the shitty ones, no it’s still gone I wanted to see the movie that you said they were discussing too but heard only you respond to them
Um. Hmm. What I'd prefer to watch... Hmm. I'll probably say... The Boogeyman from Stephan King's Nightshift Collection. Just because. :)
Hold on.. Lommel died in 2017.. (Cue spooky music)
I like the other one more honestly
I liked the 2000
These movies seem completely devoid of artistic intent (nevermind merit!). He must have made money off these ventures, right? Otherwise why make them (especially the second two)? Cus there's no way he actually wanted to tell a story right?
... right??
We all think the same thing
I want you to know that I am from the 1980s when these movies was being censored and I started out young like 11 years old and ever since then I’ve been watching these movies and I found them vary much interesting even then. But I am trying to write a documentary and actually do a book based on the fall history of these horror films starting with the black-and-white and also the universal horror movies
And I got a good video for you to do the ceiling if you could see how many boogeyman movies that is out there how about it would anyone willing to see Josh to do a timeline on all of the boogeyman movies that is out there?
A timeline of EVERY movie named Boogeyman or something related would be far too great a task to tackle. If he decided to do a list video of 10 movies with the Boogeyman in them and then maybe kept doing any possible follow up videos that would work
You think I don’t know that I seen these movies and I have the newer versions of the bogeyman make no difference does it. But I am not mad or upset or angry by what you just said to me but you should know I have the newer ones I don’t have the 1980 versions of them that’s all I want to say
Can you please do resident evil
Wow thanks for letting me know to stay away from these.
I'm sorry you had to watch this shit.
And i tougth the other Boogeyman movies were bad...
I miss the repressed homosexuality metaphor of the other Boogeyman
Just watch Oculus instead🤦♂️😂
You passed over some serious angry bitching material with BOOGEYMAN 2 REDUX (the "director's cut"). It's the most egregious of the bunch. With Lommel playing the same character being interrogated about the murders 20 years later (wow, and I thought _I_ was a procrastinator), the "director's cut" is not that at all but rather a defacto sequel to the film it _replaces_ . How is a fuck-up like that even possible? As if that wasn't enough of a fail, the "director's cut" also cuts out tons of footage, and before anyone thinks "oh good, the tedious flashback scenes are.." NOOO! _That_ stuff stays and in fact has been increased! (yay?) The footage that comprised the actual sequel part of BOOGEYMAN 2 is what the "director's cut" deems unnecessary filler!
So yeah, not only did Lommel make _two_ "SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT 2" flashback sequels but upon revisiting the first of them he apparently said "screw this sequel crap" and turned it from 45% flashback to *95% flashback* ! But...then shot footage of himself at a table "continuing" the sequel's story...? Again, how is a fuck-up like that even possible?
The second is severely overrated about perv producers and misuse of power.