One thing I really loved about Ravager was that The Tall Man probably had the most lines he’s ever had in the Phantasm series and it was all cryptic and passionate!
Angus Scrimm was one of the nicest people on the planet Earth. It is amazing to me how such an incredibly kind soul could turn on such a dark and evil character almost like flipping a light switch. Anyway, I was involved in a documentary film that as of this date (4-13-17) hasn't been released yet that took about 4 years to film. I had met Angus at a comic-con years ago before we even began filming the documentary and had told him about the project and he seemed to take a genuine interest- in parting he said "I will anxiously await the release of this film, I can't wait to see it"! I figured he was just being kind. About a year before Angus passed away we had nearly completed filming of the documentary and they had sent me a couple of teasers for the film. I remembered my conversation with Angus Scrimm, so I compiled the teasers the producer had sent me onto a DVD and sent it to Angus. I didn't really expect to hear anything back. About a month later after I had mailed the DVD to Angus, I had all but forgotten about it... I was sitting in my den one afternoon and my phone rang. I didn't recognize the out of state number and assuming it was a telemarketer I almost didn't answer it... I reluctantly answered the phone and a raspy voice asked if John (me) was there, I said "speaking", and the voice replied "This is Angus Scrimm"! I nearly fell out of my chair!!!!! He asked me all sorts of questions about the film and really did take such a genuine interest. I was so excited! It was a wonderful conversation that I will never forget... and as if that wasn't kind enough, about a week after the telephone call I got the mail one day and Angus had sent me a letter, and a signed photograph of him as the "Tall Man"! It really made me feel great- out of thousands and thousands of fans all over the world he took the time out for me like that. What a nice man. He asked me to inform him when the film was released. I wish he could get to see the film...
@@carny1865 Thank you! The film I was speaking of in that comment is called "Mole Man", it focuses on my friend Ronald who had been dubbed the Mole Man after we did an episode of the TV series "American Pickers" together. If anyone wants to see it, it has been released and it is now available on Amazon for rent. I just wish Angus "Rory" had been here to see it. For him to have called me like that and spent all that time asking questions, showing a genuine interest, I was awestruck. He was a wonderful man.
Great story man, thank you for sharing. He really was a unique dude and I'm so glad he got to do one more Phantasm. No one else could have replaced him.
Rip Angus. I remember as a young child going to see him at a meet and greet. He looked at me pointed his finger and said the word. Scared me half to death and gave me a hug with a big smile on his face. Now I say to him. You've played a good game...sir, now you've WON!
I could never understand why his character never became a house hold name like Freddy, Jason, and Michael? The tall man rocked! RIP Angus Scrimm, you are missed!
Angus knew his time was coming. He was the one that pushed for the final movie. Without the Tall Man, there is no Phantasm. RIP Angus. I know you're watching us from the other side.
I managed to catch the remastered Phantasm a week ago and it was heartwarming to witness a second round of applause when Angus Scrimm's credit as the Tall Man appeared onscreen. I'm sorry I never got to see him in person, but his craft will live on for generations.
These films were a great part of my childhood. I was introduced to them in the early 90’s on “Monstervision.” I’m so happy I got to experience these films as a kid. Never a dull moment.
@@markwilliams4525 Hell yeah! Those clips of the show are a blast from the past. I believe he has a show on Shudder. One of these days I need to check it out.
I heard that Angus seriously was one of the nicest celebrities you would ever meet. Just one of these rare souls in Hollywood where you could talk to him about anything. I really wish I could have had the honor of meeting the man.
I am one of the biggest PHANTASM fans around. I even visited the Tall Mans funeral home in Oakland,Ca. It is actually a beautiful hotel, that was currently being renovated when I snuck on the property around 11 pm one night. Many thanks to the Cast and Crew for making this happen. 👍👍👍👍👍
Really. Looking forward to this. I watched all these moves and saw phantasm 2 on the cinema. Like visiting an old friend again. Interesting that Angus wanted to revisit old sets, like he knew his time was at an end and that he competed his work. Good it will now be competed but sad to know that it has. RIP tall man 😐
loved Ravager just as much as the rest of the movies, the actors, characters, the settings are all genuinely fantastic, its a shame I only got to see Ravager once due to my favorite streaming site being shutdown.
Never had pleasure to meet Angus but as a fan since I first seen phantasm on tnt monster vision long time ago lol! Every time I watch the films I have the opportunity to see and hear him. Its sad when your hero's pass. His legacy will live eternal every time we as fans watch the movie's. I feel as if I know the cast even tho I've never meet them. God bless you Angus. Long live the king!
brings back good memories. back in 1998, i got to see the premiere for Oblivion, Don & Angus were there for a Q&A after the movie ended and one guy in the theatre got to ask Angus a question, instead he asked him: could you say the line... and Angus replied with that famous look a resonating BOOOOOOOYY!!! needless to say we all cheered afer that. RIP Angus, Horror lost one of its greats....
the music always tears me up.. a story of survival.. of brothers of friendshitp that goes beyond freidship and dimensions.. trust and fellowship and a need to save someone.. im gunna go to my local store i think its out this week
Well, I hope Angus Scrimm was able to get s much in return from making these Phantasm movies as what he gave. He really did create a one of a kind character and gave the horror film industry something truly iconic. Thank you very much for what you gave , Sir, and R.I.P.
Thanks to my older brother, I first saw Phantasm at a really young age, and the Tall Man terrified me to no end. Now here I am as a full grown adult, and the man who used to terrify me now holds a special place in my heart. Life is funny like that. Mausoleums are still ruined for me though. Won't step foot in one.
Now, I gotta binge watch all of them from the beginning again. I swear they don't make horror films like these anymore Hellraiser, Nightmare on Elm Street etc...
RIP Angus scrimm. Grew up terrifying me , now you’re gone and you will live on through these. If anyone wants to see his talent as well, search up his singing , he could sing 🙂🤘🏻
🤔😱🙀😲🤷♂️🤷♂️🥰🥰Where Did The Time Go. What A Grandpa 👴 Figure Mr Agnus Scrim Truly Was & Such A Talented Gentleman. The entire Cast I Applaud You In Bein Part of My Growing Up Memories That’s As With Age Oneself The Memories Will Live On In My Mind & Heart ❤️.🥰👍🏼👏🏽Thank You All.
I have the honor to currently bringing back Angus in his iconic role in full CG for a fan film, i have 17 years of experience and i am aiming for photorealism. I will post link when the film will launch. This is going to be my personal tribute to Angus and to the Phantastic team behind my favorite movie.
I wаtсhed Phаntasm: Raааavagеr full moviе hеrе twitter.com/18c922c586988b90b/status/791862395668803584 PHANTTАSM RAVАGЕR Promo with Аngus Sсrimm Tributе
I watched this for the first time tonight. This was no where near as terrible as fans were saying it was, I really enjoyed this conclusion. Thank you to everyone involved with this, it was a wonderful ride and truly a worthy monument to Scrimm's legacy as the Tall Man. While the franchise is not known for its coherency, it's very nice to watch three people go through 30 years of life together with many turns and twists. Seeing Angus looking over his domain of the dead one last time was a once in a lifetime feeling. I truly can not thank everyone involved in this enough.
Love Angus! He was a wonderful person. Gentle and kind. He had so much time for those who were interested and wanted to get deep about Phantasm and his life. It saddens me more.... because I'm so torn about the last movie. There were great moments... the vignette building up to Reggie lying in the hospice bed... but the end was fucking atrocious!
I don't know what it is about the Phantasm series, but it's one of my favorites. So happy my Dad showed these to me, otherwise I most likely wouldn't have even given it a chance.
I love that they are doing the last film of this series the original way.I am glade it will be done old school and not filled with all that CGI bullshit lol.That is why these movies to me are so good and I can't wait to see the last one this October.RIP Angus Scrimm ,he played an amazing role in an amazing series and will always be remembered, just saying.
That's why i am making my own fan film with Angus back in his iconic role. It is going to be CG of course but i have 17 years of experience in CG and i am aiming for photo realism. I am currently modeling him in my 3d software and the Cuda is done.
By the way David Hartman did a fantastic job and proved to be the perfect partner for Don. His vision of the giant spheres and the red spiked exploding sentinels really made this movie stand out on it's own from the series. His work exceeded all of my expectations.
So what! Giant spheres, whoopee fuckin' do! What's in them, Who builds them, are the dwarves flying them? And let's get back to the first Phantasm. He's crushing them down to do what? There are way too many fucking holes in Don's bullshit story. It's barely a story. If you take away all of the fluff... Liz being chased all the way through two only to be killed and never mentioned again... I could go on... If she was so integral to two's plot and had this deep connection to Mike, how come this wasn't looked into, rather than discarded and used as a weak means to tell two's story. If you are going to attempt to write something that deals with multiple dimensions, time travel and the metaphysical, you better have your feet on the ground and write something water tight. Overtime, I wished they had never made any sequels and left it at PHANTASM. It would have taken us no further forward than we are now in terms of answering questions, but it would make a great surreal stand alone piece of eccentric 70's cinema. Now it has been weakened by Don's need to keep delivering to the Fans??!!?? Really? Bullshit. It's the wrong reason to make a movie.
Angus should have had a career as a sitcom guest star in the 80s after the first movie in 1979 sitcom producers should have been calling him every week to make a guest appearance he could have done so many fun Halloween episodes even Christmas episodes he could have played a Tall Scrooge or a Tall Santa Claus it's a shame they never thought to use him.
Only on one timeline where he's being held captive. They left all of us hanging at the end and it's the first time that I've been in a theater as the credits began to roll and only one person got up and left. Everyone else stayed until the lights came on because it really didn't end. It literally ends at the beginning of another trilogy leaving everyone to desire the remake. Never the less, I thought it was absolutely brilliant, because ending transcends the realm of fiction depicted on the silver screen by projecting it inward to your own imagination. That's the effect that it had on me and that's probably why the theme song can still heard inside my head right now. As the Tall Man Says, "it's never over"!
I just wished Don didnt wait until Angus was in his 80s. It really took something away. Still love the series more than any other horror movie series though
one of my favorite horror movies phantasm for ever the tall man lives rip Angus scrim.....phantasm..created by don coscarelli ...staring Reggie banister Michael Baldwin bill Thornbury and Angus scrim as the tall man.....rip mr scrim
Angus Scrimm certainly was one of the best parts of the movie. Sadly the rest of the movie couldn't measure up for the most part. I was really excited when I saw the trailer for "Ravager" and I wasn't expecting a state-of-the-art blockbuster. But seeing the whole movie, the budget seemed so low that even some fanfilms look better in comparison. What I still don't understand is why they didn't even try to launch a fundraiser (Kickstarter etc.) for this. Phantasm still has a large fanbase and even I would have payed a good chunk of money to see it return in all its glory. So we'll see if this is the definitive sendoff for the franchise. There is still a lot of potential and unanswered questions you could base a sixth or even more movies on. But given the circumstances it's pretty unlikely this will ever happen. At least, "Ravager" gave us the original Tall Man one last time. Angus Scrimm was a very unique, charismatic actor. It would be hard to replace him. But if there are still good ideas and the brains behind this franchise could get a decent budget this time, I still would love to see more Phantasm!
One thing I really loved about Ravager was that The Tall Man probably had the most lines he’s ever had in the Phantasm series and it was all cryptic and passionate!
Angus Scrimm was one of the nicest people on the planet Earth. It is amazing to me how such an incredibly kind soul could turn on such a dark and evil character almost like flipping a light switch. Anyway, I was involved in a documentary film that as of this date (4-13-17) hasn't been released yet that took about 4 years to film. I had met Angus at a comic-con years ago before we even began filming the documentary and had told him about the project and he seemed to take a genuine interest- in parting he said "I will anxiously await the release of this film, I can't wait to see it"! I figured he was just being kind. About a year before Angus passed away we had nearly completed filming of the documentary and they had sent me a couple of teasers for the film. I remembered my conversation with Angus Scrimm, so I compiled the teasers the producer had sent me onto a DVD and sent it to Angus. I didn't really expect to hear anything back. About a month later after I had mailed the DVD to Angus, I had all but forgotten about it... I was sitting in my den one afternoon and my phone rang. I didn't recognize the out of state number and assuming it was a telemarketer I almost didn't answer it... I reluctantly answered the phone and a raspy voice asked if John (me) was there, I said "speaking", and the voice replied "This is Angus Scrimm"! I nearly fell out of my chair!!!!! He asked me all sorts of questions about the film and really did take such a genuine interest. I was so excited! It was a wonderful conversation that I will never forget... and as if that wasn't kind enough, about a week after the telephone call I got the mail one day and Angus had sent me a letter, and a signed photograph of him as the "Tall Man"! It really made me feel great- out of thousands and thousands of fans all over the world he took the time out for me like that. What a nice man. He asked me to inform him when the film was released. I wish he could get to see the film...
KLUNKET Wow! That is so awesome that you had that interaction with him! What a great story! 👍❤️
@@carny1865 Thank you! The film I was speaking of in that comment is called "Mole Man", it focuses on my friend Ronald who had been dubbed the Mole Man after we did an episode of the TV series "American Pickers" together. If anyone wants to see it, it has been released and it is now available on Amazon for rent. I just wish Angus "Rory" had been here to see it. For him to have called me like that and spent all that time asking questions, showing a genuine interest, I was awestruck. He was a wonderful man.
This is great @KLUNKET
Great story man, thank you for sharing. He really was a unique dude and I'm so glad he got to do one more Phantasm. No one else could have replaced him.
Awesome story sir. I'm very envious and jealous but in a good way!
Through these movies, Angus Scrimm lives on forever. BOYYYYYYYY!!!
yeah he's not dead, he's just returned to his home dimension
You play a good game boy.
Rest in peace Angus. Your legacy will live on forever ☺can't wait to see Ravager.
was it good?
Jko Bi still not seen but heard it's very abstract and don't go in expecting a coherent ending...
+Guitar Phan oh ok I didn't know the guy that played the tall man died. I'm going to have to see it.
You will be heart broken. Unless you are a millennial
@@salvagemonster3612 When did he pass?
Rip Angus. I remember as a young child going to see him at a meet and greet. He looked at me pointed his finger and said the word. Scared me half to death and gave me a hug with a big smile on his face. Now I say to him. You've played a good game...sir, now you've WON!
Angus scrimm, when you hear him talk like being interviewed he seems like such a kind genuine person. RiP Tall Man.
he probably was
La mejor película del mundo mundial Bravo coscareleli
I could never understand why his character never became a house hold name like Freddy, Jason, and Michael? The tall man rocked!
RIP Angus Scrimm, you are missed!
Angus knew his time was coming. He was the one that pushed for the final movie. Without the Tall Man, there is no Phantasm. RIP Angus. I know you're watching us from the other side.
I managed to catch the remastered Phantasm a week ago and it was heartwarming to witness a second round of applause when Angus Scrimm's credit as the Tall Man appeared onscreen. I'm sorry I never got to see him in person, but his craft will live on for generations.
That hug Angus gave Reggie..awe, that's a love hug. Awesome. ❤️
So sad this will be the final Phantasm movie but so glad that they managed to do it!
they left an out to continue the story....pay attention to the background during the credits....it's the war
They are talking about a remake currently but let"s hope they are not going to ruined it like they ruined every franchise lately!
"When you die, you think you go to heaven? You come to US!"
One of my favourite lines too!
we better believe that
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Hello and goodbye
I loved the Phantasm movies from the start. Thanks Angus, for being the Best Tall Man Ever!!! RIP
These films were a great part of my childhood. I was introduced to them in the early 90’s on “Monstervision.” I’m so happy I got to experience these films as a kid. Never a dull moment.
Same for me!! I saw the first Phantasm at a drive in summer of 79.
Monstervision with Joe Bob Briggs was the best I watch it sometimes here on UA-cam.
@@markwilliams4525 Hell yeah! Those clips of the show are a blast from the past. I believe he has a show on Shudder. One of these days I need to check it out.
I heard that Angus seriously was one of the nicest celebrities you would ever meet. Just one of these rare souls in Hollywood where you could talk to him about anything. I really wish I could have had the honor of meeting the man.
I am one of the biggest PHANTASM fans around. I even visited the Tall Mans funeral home in Oakland,Ca. It is actually a beautiful hotel, that was currently being renovated when I snuck on the property around 11 pm one night. Many thanks to the Cast and Crew for making this happen. 👍👍👍👍👍
Really. Looking forward to this. I watched all these moves and saw phantasm 2 on the cinema. Like visiting an old friend again.
Interesting that Angus wanted to revisit old sets, like he knew his time was at an end and that he competed his work.
Good it will now be competed but sad to know that it has.
RIP tall man 😐
Beautiful tribute to the Legendary Angus Scrimm. This made me shed tears! It was Phabulous seeing RaVager too!
loved Ravager just as much as the rest of the movies, the actors, characters, the settings are all genuinely fantastic, its a shame I only got to see Ravager once due to my favorite streaming site being shutdown.
you can watch it now with a roku on amazon
So glad I saw the first Phantasm in the theater. It was so scary. I think it’s my favorite scary movie of all time.
I'm just glad they finally made part 5 before Angus passed on.
Never had pleasure to meet Angus but as a fan since I first seen phantasm on tnt monster vision long time ago lol! Every time I watch the films I have the opportunity to see and hear him. Its sad when your hero's pass. His legacy will live eternal every time we as fans watch the movie's. I feel as if I know the cast even tho I've never meet them. God bless you Angus. Long live the king!
Masterpiece of a film. Give me more!!!! Seems like everyone stepped over Don. One of my favorites 😍 ❤️
brings back good memories. back in 1998, i got to see the premiere for Oblivion, Don & Angus were there for a Q&A after the movie ended and one guy in the theatre got to ask Angus a question, instead he asked him: could you say the line... and Angus replied with that famous look a resonating BOOOOOOOYY!!! needless to say we all cheered afer that. RIP Angus, Horror lost one of its greats....
My childhood fave movie 🤟🏼 rest in peace Tall Man 😢😢 You made me screaaaam when I was a child when you say "BOY"
"He directs winnie the poo" far out! Reggie cracks me up :-)
Angus Scrimm is missed. This movie is his love for his fans.
You found to way back where you started. Your jorney is now complete
God bless you Angus Scrimm. You will always be one of the greatest horror icons EVER
the music always tears me up.. a story of survival.. of brothers of friendshitp that goes beyond freidship and dimensions.. trust and fellowship and a need to save someone.. im gunna go to my local store i think its out this week
RIP Tall Man....Still can make me shiver
Keep making these movies. Love them!
A die- hard PHANTASM fan from the Philippines!!! RIP Angus Scrimm...TALL MAN!!! You did a good job...BOOOYY!!!
Well, I hope Angus Scrimm was able to get s much in return from making these Phantasm movies as what he gave. He really did create a one of a kind character and gave the horror film industry something truly iconic. Thank you very much for what you gave , Sir, and R.I.P.
RIP Angus Scrimm you will be missed by all of your phans
Great tribute to Angus. I especially loved the part where he played Reggie and Don was Jody. That alone is a gem ❤️❤️❤️.
Epic, actually.
amazing video. reality Angus deserves a nomination for best series villian.
Thanks to my older brother, I first saw Phantasm at a really young age, and the Tall Man terrified me to no end. Now here I am as a full grown adult, and the man who used to terrify me now holds a special place in my heart. Life is funny like that.
Mausoleums are still ruined for me though. Won't step foot in one.
I work in a haunted house, and my character is based off The Tall Man, I know there can never be another, but I hope I will make him proud
Now, I gotta binge watch all of them from the beginning again. I swear they don't make horror films like these anymore Hellraiser, Nightmare on Elm Street etc...
RIP Angus scrimm. Grew up terrifying me , now you’re gone and you will live on through these. If anyone wants to see his talent as well, search up his singing , he could sing 🙂🤘🏻
Booooooooooiiiiiy. Best original horror movie character of the modern age. Angus Scrimm is a legend.
🤔😱🙀😲🤷♂️🤷♂️🥰🥰Where Did The Time Go. What A Grandpa 👴 Figure Mr Agnus Scrim Truly Was & Such A Talented Gentleman. The entire Cast I Applaud You In Bein Part of My Growing Up Memories That’s As With Age Oneself The Memories Will Live On In My Mind & Heart ❤️.🥰👍🏼👏🏽Thank You All.
RIP, Angus. You will be missed.
Rest easy Angus. Its never over
The Tall Man. My favorite horror villain played by one of the nicest people in show business.
I have the honor to currently bringing back Angus in his iconic role in full CG for a fan film, i have 17 years of experience and i am aiming for photorealism. I will post link when the film will launch. This is going to be my personal tribute to Angus and to the Phantastic team behind my favorite movie.
Hey did this ever get finished? I'd love to see it.
R.I.P. MR. ANGUS SCRIMM
It's amazing the way these movies can have such an impact on people and leave such a legacy.
Amazing tribute to Angus Scrimm at this weekend's Beyond Fest. Great night but wasn't quite the same without The Tall Man there.
I wаtсhed Phаntasm: Raааavagеr full moviе hеrе twitter.com/18c922c586988b90b/status/791862395668803584 PHANTTАSM RAVАGЕR Promo with Аngus Sсrimm Tributе
R.I.P. Angus Scrimm as you've said before "your journey is now complete"
I watched this for the first time tonight. This was no where near as terrible as fans were saying it was, I really enjoyed this conclusion. Thank you to everyone involved with this, it was a wonderful ride and truly a worthy monument to Scrimm's legacy as the Tall Man. While the franchise is not known for its coherency, it's very nice to watch three people go through 30 years of life together with many turns and twists. Seeing Angus looking over his domain of the dead one last time was a once in a lifetime feeling. I truly can not thank everyone involved in this enough.
RIP Angus
*It's Never Over*
R.I.P. Angus Scrimm the Tall man
Rest in peace Mr. Angus Scrimm.
Love Angus! He was a wonderful person. Gentle and kind. He had so much time for those who were interested and wanted to get deep about Phantasm and his life. It saddens me more.... because I'm so torn about the last movie. There were great moments... the vignette building up to Reggie lying in the hospice bed... but the end was fucking atrocious!
I don't know what it is about the Phantasm series, but it's one of my favorites. So happy my Dad showed these to me, otherwise I most likely wouldn't have even given it a chance.
damnn i love this tribute R.I.P. ANGUS SCRIMM youll forever be the tall man
I saw all of them and was like man i wish they keep making movies like this. Rip Angus we will miss u
I have such love for these films
Great movies. Always been a phan. Rest in peace Angus. Your memory will live on. Love peace and respect.
I love that they are doing the last film of this series the original way.I am glade it will be done old school and not filled with all that CGI bullshit lol.That is why these movies to me are so good and I can't wait to see the last one this October.RIP Angus Scrimm ,he played an amazing role in an amazing series and will always be remembered, just saying.
That theme as Entombed played it keeps echoing in my head lol
Love this series. Met Don at a convention. Super cool dude.
Наконец то я дождался ещё одной части, спустя столько лет !!!))
I do not belleive there will ever be a new one after 5...If it were it would never be the same.
That's why i am making my own fan film with Angus back in his iconic role. It is going to be CG of course but i have 17 years of experience in CG and i am aiming for photo realism. I am currently modeling him in my 3d software and the Cuda is done.
If not my favorite horror franchise, it's truly my most beloved. I basically grew up watching The Tall man, Mike, Jody, and Reggie.
Loved the movie and the Music
watching them all as 1 movie; Phantasm is right up there with the Evil Dead movies/tv series.
By the way David Hartman did a fantastic job and proved to be the perfect partner for Don. His vision of the giant spheres and the red spiked exploding sentinels really made this movie stand out on it's own from the series. His work exceeded all of my expectations.
So what! Giant spheres, whoopee fuckin' do! What's in them, Who builds them, are the dwarves flying them? And let's get back to the first Phantasm. He's crushing them down to do what? There are way too many fucking holes in Don's bullshit story. It's barely a story. If you take away all of the fluff... Liz being chased all the way through two only to be killed and never mentioned again... I could go on... If she was so integral to two's plot and had this deep connection to Mike, how come this wasn't looked into, rather than discarded and used as a weak means to tell two's story. If you are going to attempt to write something that deals with multiple dimensions, time travel and the metaphysical, you better have your feet on the ground and write something water tight. Overtime, I wished they had never made any sequels and left it at PHANTASM. It would have taken us no further forward than we are now in terms of answering questions, but it would make a great surreal stand alone piece of eccentric 70's cinema. Now it has been weakened by Don's need to keep delivering to the Fans??!!?? Really? Bullshit. It's the wrong reason to make a movie.
It's obvious that each entry was meant to be the last during their production.
Angus should have had a career as a sitcom guest star in the 80s after the first movie in 1979 sitcom producers should have been calling him every week to make a guest appearance he could have done so many fun Halloween episodes even Christmas episodes he could have played a Tall Scrooge or a Tall Santa Claus it's a shame they never thought to use him.
Granders atores ! Big actors... congratulation!
Angus scrim😭
so looking forward I'm buying this release and all other phantasm. I hope they drop a 5 disc set
"when you die you go to Angus". RIP.
"The funeral is about to begin."
I wasn't a huge fan of Ravager, but you can tell everyone on set was having a blast.
RIP You Legend. And Thank You. Richard 😂😂😂😂😂.
Teaer Of Joy.Richard
I've got my tickets for this Friday.
reggie dies at the end.
Only on one timeline where he's being held captive. They left all of us hanging at the end and it's the first time that I've been in a theater as the credits began to roll and only one person got up and left. Everyone else stayed until the lights came on because it really didn't end. It literally ends at the beginning of another trilogy leaving everyone to desire the remake. Never the less, I thought it was absolutely brilliant, because ending transcends the realm of fiction depicted on the silver screen by projecting it inward to your own imagination. That's the effect that it had on me and that's probably why the theme song can still heard inside my head right now. As the Tall Man Says, "it's never over"!
NO, HE DOESN'T!
I really miss angus scrimm~ may he Rest In Peace~
I just wished Don didnt wait until Angus was in his 80s. It really took something away. Still love the series more than any other horror movie series though
People ! Please, does anyone know what badge the tall man has on his tie?
RIP to the great Angus Scrimm.....he should be as recognized for The Tall Man as Doug Bradley is to Pinhead or Robert Englund to Freddy.
This was a wild story, and I loved it. Boooooy
one of my favorite horror movies phantasm for ever the tall man lives rip Angus scrim.....phantasm..created by don coscarelli ...staring Reggie banister Michael Baldwin bill Thornbury and Angus scrim as the tall man.....rip mr scrim
The last scene in the 1st film is as haunting as kim darby being pulled down the chimney in that tv classic
rip angus 1 of the best villans ever
Certainly the best of the wanted movie scenario of all time! (little word game with, haha)
I use 2 be scared as shit of the tall man when I was lil!Lil!! He was more scary then Freddy 2 me 😂
Angus Scrimm certainly was one of the best parts of the movie. Sadly the rest of the movie couldn't measure up for the most part. I was really excited when I saw the trailer for "Ravager" and I wasn't expecting a state-of-the-art blockbuster. But seeing the whole movie, the budget seemed so low that even some fanfilms look better in comparison. What I still don't understand is why they didn't even try to launch a fundraiser (Kickstarter etc.) for this. Phantasm still has a large fanbase and even I would have payed a good chunk of money to see it return in all its glory.
So we'll see if this is the definitive sendoff for the franchise. There is still a lot of potential and unanswered questions you could base a sixth or even more movies on. But given the circumstances it's pretty unlikely this will ever happen. At least, "Ravager" gave us the original Tall Man one last time. Angus Scrimm was a very unique, charismatic actor. It would be hard to replace him. But if there are still good ideas and the brains behind this franchise could get a decent budget this time, I still would love to see more Phantasm!
Reggie is the man !
Angus is the man !
Michael is the man !
rip angus and thank you.
lol I wonder if Angus ever messed with people. just hearing him say "BOY" in a well-lit supermarket at 1pm would have me shitting💩💩💩 in my pants👖👖👖😁
We walked out of the Theatre when the movie had ended and my Friend and I thought we were in the movie it was really Cool 😎
Can't wait to see it!!!!
the music score at around 1:41 I've heard in part III. Where on youtube is the full version?
RIP Angus Scrimm
great movies..rip tall man
Очень хороший фильм покойся с миром уважаемый Ангус Скрим😢😢😢❤
I thought I read "los Angus airport Hilton" on that sign :-)
Damn its sooo sad there'll never b another "Phantasm" again!!?? RIP The Tall, boooyyyee!!!!