Thanks so much! I was watching the trailers with the respective songs when the album dropped, and I thought it would be a fun project to tackle! Thanks for watching, def more to come!
Norman: I think that we're all in our private traps. Clamped in them and none of us can ever get out. We scratch and claw but only at the air, only at each other. And for all of it we never budge an inch.
Ok but seeing the change from old horror films to the newer ones, I just got done watching the Bloody Valentine, compared to this? Horror really has changed a lot
this is so cool! What a great idea to put the songs and the according movies together! And it's so nicely cut, the pictures match the rhythm and the text so often, that's really really cool and surely a lot of work! Although I gotta say that you really missed an opportunity at 1:01 by letting the knife drop before instead of with the downbeat :p But then again you did very well at 1:16/1:23 (showing the dead mother during her lines in the song), 1:30-1:37 (her wearing her night gown at "saying good night" and then stepping into the shower where she's about to be killed at "saying good bye"), 1:51 (his steps somewhat match the beat, which ofc in and of itself is purely coincidental, but the clip matches this part of the song really well as there's not really much happening in the story and the song at this very point, but there's very much about to happen in both, so really good pick), 2:00 (him sitting down right at the downbeat ), of course 2:08 (showing the shower scene at the "shower scene" callout in a song called 'shower scene' :D), 2:11 (him opening the curtains right on the downbeat and the line "you can't escape the shower scene"), 2:14 (dropping the knife exactly on time :D) 2:32 (very nice touch showing him escaping the crime scene shortly after the line "can't escape the shower scene") 3:03 (showing the water and blood going down during the line "going down the drain", which, now that I saw it together, is OBVIOUSLY a reference to not only water going down the drain but also blood, which makes it a reference to that very scene the whole song is named after - which is once again very cleverly written by Spencer - and now makes me wonder about water and blood being a motive not only in the song but also in the movie which, shame on me, I haven't seen yet - there's definetely a lot of great camera work and camera directing going on in the movie, from what I saw, even if the acting and the cuts when the stabby stabby happens are from today's perspective exepectedly bad, but that accounts for any movie of that kind older than like 20 years or so) All in all, you really did a great job telling the movie's story from start to literal "end" by just showing the right clips at the right time and letting Spencer's fantastic lyric abilities do their work. This creates a very interesting combination of visuals and sound, telling the same story, but with different methods, and provides a much better understanding of the according song, especially if one haven't seen the according movie yet or, even worse, doesn't even know it yet. I'm convinced that it must be super much work to collect the right scenes, sort them, pick only the ones that fit the most and then cut them to clips of just the right length that it's a) still legal and b) not dragging behind in the story relative to the song AND THEN even cutting them according to the music.. that's SO much work and I very much appreciate it! Thank you so much for doing this, I really enjoy your videos! I just now, while typing the first of the two paragraphs above, realised that every single song on the two Silver Scream albums also doesn't "just" reference the according movie's plot by repeating it but very much summarizes and retells the whole story from start to finish by 1) first describing the setting in the first verse which is usually told in the movie in the first 15-20 minutes 2) then roughly lyrically describing the whole shtick of the movie in the chorus, where the shit first really starts to go down (both musically 3) a) generally referencing certain elements of the movie like for example it's score (as very nicely done in this song and fckn hilariously done in Hip To Be Scared) or famous/important quotes ("we all float down here", "hey Danny, come play with us", "You're all doomed", "hey Paul!", "I have to return some video tapes", "not the fckn face you piece of trash", "Well I guess I'm a pretty sick guy", "that's bone!" etc) and b) using musical and sound cues (e.g. the twin girls' distorted voices in Enjoy Your Slay, the little girls singing right before the breakdown and the spoken opening lines in American Nightmare or here the mother talking and the shower running) as well as c) clever word plays and hints ("avant-garde" (nudging towards the cosmetics company Avant Skincare), "hip to be scared", "enjoy your slay", "don't hesitate to axe", "don't overlook the past", "assault and batteries included", "IT is the end", the first two lines of the chorus of The Jig Is Up (saw/saw) etc) to provide a more detailed picture and deliver the movie's general vibe (which is usually deeply intertwined with the movie's shtick/aim when it comes to the horror genre) instead of using many words to describe the whole package of the movie's story, look, sound and feel 4) ending it with a nice touch and a great musical finish If you then consider how insanely well the lyrics are written, also from a poetic point of view, these two albums are real gems, just absolute fantastic - especially the second one, which has just such a high production standard, like really really top notch, and they didn't even had the status, influence and money of almost any other band with that standard, which is very likely much much larger than INK was at that time (or even than INK is now). What a masterpiece these albums are. Can't wait to hear the next big thing that Spencer creates with the band Hope you liked the little music essay this comment turned into, I certainly do 😂
@@garrettthehuman7521 Honestly, I was one of them, I was born in 2000, so Psycho is 40 years older than I am, and I guess that always deterred me from watching (which I honestly don’t know why considering I loved The Three Stooges growing up). I went into the movie expecting it to be outdated, a movie only good for it’s time, but it definitely isn’t.
Holy shit you nailed this man! This is basically the video I imagined in my head the first time I listened to this so its awesome to see it on the screen, great job!
Im currently reading the Psycho book. I've seen the movie many times but nevet read the book. The book is so violent than the movie. In the movie, Marian is stabbed in the shower. In the book, her head is cut off in the shower 🚿🔪🔪
It was a seriously shocking movie for it's time. I can see how audiences back then could be disturbed. Even today, it's a pretty unsettling movie despite some of the more dated effects (which are still pretty decent in their own right, all things considered).
Definitely! It’s a classic for a reason. And the 90s remake with Vince Vaughn wasn’t so bad either surprisingly. I still prefer the Hitchcock version though overall, since it’s the original.
@@jonathanortiz6579 Yeah, it stars Vince Vaughn and a bunch of other big names. Came out in 98, it was good but didn’t capture me the same way the original did.
@@almexxx Funny enough I just compiled a bunch of clips for that earlier in the week just in case that was the overwhelming response. It's a great track, and I'd love to try and tackle it.
@@GabiNumNumsCon I loved the first Hellraiser, Lovecraftian/Edlritch horrors are my thing, so this was one was definitely on my list. Time to start clip hunting!
Great video. can you tell me what the man says at the beginning of the video? The first 20 seconds. I don't understand much cause I'm not english or american jajaj
“Here we have a quiet little motel. Tucked away off the main highway, and as you see, perfectly harmless looking. When, in fact it is now know as the scene of the crime.”
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So we're going to get all INK songs with movie clips right?? You rock...people need this!!!
Thanks so much! I was watching the trailers with the respective songs when the album dropped, and I thought it would be a fun project to tackle! Thanks for watching, def more to come!
1:11 the perfect timed blink with the bell is amazing
Nice catch, that’s my favorite part!
Norman: I think that we're all in our private traps. Clamped in them and none of us can ever get out. We scratch and claw but only at the air, only at each other. And for all of it we never budge an inch.
Ok but seeing the change from old horror films to the newer ones, I just got done watching the Bloody Valentine, compared to this? Horror really has changed a lot
this is so cool! What a great idea to put the songs and the according movies together! And it's so nicely cut, the pictures match the rhythm and the text so often, that's really really cool and surely a lot of work!
Although I gotta say that you really missed an opportunity at 1:01 by letting the knife drop before instead of with the downbeat :p
But then again you did very well at 1:16/1:23 (showing the dead mother during her lines in the song),
1:30-1:37 (her wearing her night gown at "saying good night" and then stepping into the shower where she's about to be killed at "saying good bye"),
1:51 (his steps somewhat match the beat, which ofc in and of itself is purely coincidental, but the clip matches this part of the song really well as there's not really much happening in the story and the song at this very point, but there's very much about to happen in both, so really good pick),
2:00 (him sitting down right at the downbeat ),
of course 2:08 (showing the shower scene at the "shower scene" callout in a song called 'shower scene' :D),
2:11 (him opening the curtains right on the downbeat and the line "you can't escape the shower scene"),
2:14 (dropping the knife exactly on time :D)
2:32 (very nice touch showing him escaping the crime scene shortly after the line "can't escape the shower scene")
3:03 (showing the water and blood going down during the line "going down the drain", which, now that I saw it together, is OBVIOUSLY a reference to not only water going down the drain but also blood, which makes it a reference to that very scene the whole song is named after - which is once again very cleverly written by Spencer - and now makes me wonder about water and blood being a motive not only in the song but also in the movie which, shame on me, I haven't seen yet - there's definetely a lot of great camera work and camera directing going on in the movie, from what I saw, even if the acting and the cuts when the stabby stabby happens are from today's perspective exepectedly bad, but that accounts for any movie of that kind older than like 20 years or so)
All in all, you really did a great job telling the movie's story from start to literal "end" by just showing the right clips at the right time and letting Spencer's fantastic lyric abilities do their work. This creates a very interesting combination of visuals and sound, telling the same story, but with different methods, and provides a much better understanding of the according song, especially if one haven't seen the according movie yet or, even worse, doesn't even know it yet.
I'm convinced that it must be super much work to collect the right scenes, sort them, pick only the ones that fit the most and then cut them to clips of just the right length that it's a) still legal and b) not dragging behind in the story relative to the song AND THEN even cutting them according to the music.. that's SO much work and I very much appreciate it! Thank you so much for doing this, I really enjoy your videos!
I just now, while typing the first of the two paragraphs above, realised that every single song on the two Silver Scream albums also doesn't "just" reference the according movie's plot by repeating it but very much summarizes and retells the whole story from start to finish by
1) first describing the setting in the first verse which is usually told in the movie in the first 15-20 minutes
2) then roughly lyrically describing the whole shtick of the movie in the chorus, where the shit first really starts to go down (both musically
3) a) generally referencing certain elements of the movie like for example it's score (as very nicely done in this song and fckn hilariously done in Hip To Be Scared) or famous/important quotes ("we all float down here", "hey Danny, come play with us", "You're all doomed", "hey Paul!", "I have to return some video tapes", "not the fckn face you piece of trash", "Well I guess I'm a pretty sick guy", "that's bone!" etc) and
b) using musical and sound cues (e.g. the twin girls' distorted voices in Enjoy Your Slay, the little girls singing right before the breakdown and the spoken opening lines in American Nightmare or here the mother talking and the shower running) as well as
c) clever word plays and hints ("avant-garde" (nudging towards the cosmetics company Avant Skincare), "hip to be scared", "enjoy your slay", "don't hesitate to axe", "don't overlook the past", "assault and batteries included", "IT is the end", the first two lines of the chorus of The Jig Is Up (saw/saw) etc)
to provide a more detailed picture and deliver the movie's general vibe (which is usually deeply intertwined with the movie's shtick/aim when it comes to the horror genre) instead of using many words to describe the whole package of the movie's story, look, sound and feel
4) ending it with a nice touch and a great musical finish
If you then consider how insanely well the lyrics are written, also from a poetic point of view, these two albums are real gems, just absolute fantastic - especially the second one, which has just such a high production standard, like really really top notch, and they didn't even had the status, influence and money of almost any other band with that standard, which is very likely much much larger than INK was at that time (or even than INK is now). What a masterpiece these albums are. Can't wait to hear the next big thing that Spencer creates with the band
Hope you liked the little music essay this comment turned into, I certainly do 😂
I watched Psycho for the first time after hearing this song, it instantly became one of my favourite movies
It’s a classic for a reason! People write it off because it’s black and white/old, but it has some amazing dialogue and acting.
You should watch the series. Bates Motel.
@@MrMinionMoney I saw a lot of ads/clips for it when looking for footage for this, it looks pretty interesting! I’ll check it out for sure.
@@garrettthehuman7521 Honestly, I was one of them, I was born in 2000, so Psycho is 40 years older than I am, and I guess that always deterred me from watching (which I honestly don’t know why considering I loved The Three Stooges growing up). I went into the movie expecting it to be outdated, a movie only good for it’s time, but it definitely isn’t.
@@MrMinionMoney I’ve definitely thought about it, just need to find the time to sit down and watch it
Holy shit you nailed this man! This is basically the video I imagined in my head the first time I listened to this so its awesome to see it on the screen, great job!
Honored to hear you say that! I'm glad I could bring the vision to life! Cheers, more to come!
SAME! I came to UA-cam hoping to find something like this. Would be cool to have a second version made out of the Bates Motel!
Im currently reading the Psycho book. I've seen the movie many times but nevet read the book. The book is so violent than the movie. In the movie, Marian is stabbed in the shower. In the book, her head is cut off in the shower 🚿🔪🔪
I wish I could go back in time and see Psycho in theaters.
It was a seriously shocking movie for it's time. I can see how audiences back then could be disturbed. Even today, it's a pretty unsettling movie despite some of the more dated effects (which are still pretty decent in their own right, all things considered).
These are some of the greatest fan made music videos I’ve ever seen! I really hope you keep them up!
Comments like this keep me going, thanks for the kind words! 🙏 Putting the finishing touches on the next one, should be out soon!
This is…perfect??? Flawless?? You have blessed my emo eyes.
Norman: I'll get you for this mother. I'll get you for this.
Mother: You haven't got the guts boy.
I love it! I need to go back and watch the Psycho movies again, it's been a while.
Definitely! It’s a classic for a reason. And the 90s remake with Vince Vaughn wasn’t so bad either surprisingly. I still prefer the Hitchcock version though overall, since it’s the original.
@@garrettthehuman7521 I agree they were both great films.
I thought that the original was the only one I have never seen the 90s version
@@jonathanortiz6579 Yeah, it stars Vince Vaughn and a bunch of other big names. Came out in 98, it was good but didn’t capture me the same way the original did.
I love the video even tho it’s not a official ink video it’s still awesome great job man
Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate the kind words, cheers!
Garrett my man, you are just pure talent. This is amazing. Hitchcock would be proud
Thanks so much! I’m not so sure I would go as far as say Hitchcock would like it but I’m honored regardless!
Great editing.
Absolutely fucking beautiful
I love this sm omg
Really glad this exists🤘♥️🤘
Well I really appreciate you saying that! Thanks so much, hope you’re enjoying your weekend!
I love all of your INK videos!! I’ve been watching them on repeat for days now…hope you make more 😊
This is perfect man keep up the great work
You're doing the lord's work here friend! Amazing Job!
This was awesome. Thank you very much.
Awesome video!
Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
👏👏👏👏 that was amazing
Thanks so much. Comments like this mean a lot, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!
@@garrettthehuman7521 your welcome
Very well done!
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it! Hope you had a happy Halloween, and enjoy your weekend if you can!
Another great video 🤘
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it, this was another fun one.
Increible ❤
Great job!! At your videos. Fucking classic
Have a request for what I should tackle next? Let me know in the replies below. Hope everyone had a Happy Halloween!
Farewell II flesh / candyman
@@almexxx Funny enough I just compiled a bunch of clips for that earlier in the week just in case that was the overwhelming response. It's a great track, and I'd love to try and tackle it.
Definitely Farewell II Flesh
The Box/Hellraiser
@@GabiNumNumsCon I loved the first Hellraiser, Lovecraftian/Edlritch horrors are my thing, so this was one was definitely on my list. Time to start clip hunting!
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Freaking amazing keep this stuff up I feel like your meant to do this
Great video. can you tell me what the man says at the beginning of the video? The first 20 seconds. I don't understand much cause I'm not english or american jajaj
“Here we have a quiet little motel. Tucked away off the main highway, and as you see, perfectly harmless looking. When, in fact it is now know as the scene of the crime.”