The Ultimate Phantasm Angus Scrimm Tribute 

I can't believe youTube auto marked this wonderful comment as spam and just now told me it did, so I approved it. I know your pain because my grandmother who I grew up with also passed from cancer, and she was a big fan of Angus. Her kindness and generosity reminded me of him so much, and I couldn't stop thinking about her when I made this. I am so sorry for your loss and I hope my video was able to give you good memories of your wife.

Amazing of you all to share such meaningful moments in that we all are connected through the art we grew up with. Not only did this video move me and stop the motion of the world as we know it, learning all this brings us closer together is beyond profound. May we all Rest In Peace and not be brought back to serve the tall man. Humble respects for your loss and deepest condolences. Always in memory.

The first movie was the best and number 2

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What last in line of classic horror movie stars? Robert Englund, Kane Hodder and some others are still alive?

This is an AWESOME video. TY. I Love these movies and Angus. God Bless him. He was amazing.

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face it, dude. you made a good one

He was so sweet. Kindest celeb I ever met.

That's awesome. I miss him too. I always wanted to see him and Christopher Lee pair up together in a film. Thanks for your comment.

I agree, everything Angus brought to the table for a horror movie villain is what most horror movie villains are lacking today. Oh and I loved the WISHMASTER opening narration, I only wish Angus was featured in more horror films as The Tallman, and other films in general, he is a substantial actor and an even better person.

Thanks to your video - his legacy will live on.

First of all you don't know how grateful I am to you for this comment and taking the time to watch the video, second of all I agree with your comment completely. In my opinion Phantasm has always been the strangest series of movies. When I watched the first movie as a 4 year old I found the setting of the film almost relaxing yet eerie, it felt cold and almost empty at times and reminded me of how dreams and nightmares work together alike, I also got the same feeling from Nightmare on Elm Street. But unlike Nightmare on Elm Street Phantasm wants you to use your brain more then most horror movies I've seen, It isn't a simple slasher plot. The most simple thing to understand about Phantasm is that it's a story about a boy and his loved ones coming to the realization that the world they knew was a test experiment, and they were nothing but pawns, it's like a never ending chase, a never ending game. They keep fighting, and every time they thought they had the victory The Tall Man always has the upper hand. Phantasm isn't just a nightmare after nightmare as one would assume at first glance, reality takes place right after the first film, because The Tall Man was in control. You see The Tall Man is an arcane character, he isn't simply an alien, somehow he's able to alter their reality at will how ever he likes, whenever he wants, which is why he keeps coming back. Last but certainly not least, I guarantee that if you watch the movies while further analyzing you will realize a plethora of details that explain so much more. For example Jodie's tombstone at the beginning of the first film, indicating that he was already dead, it was... Creepy when I realized it. But thank you for the comment!

and thank you for the very heart felt reply! it is thoughts like this that really began to make me love the movies, when I hear how people see the movies and how they put the pieces together, it fascinates me and makes me want to do the same.

Onyx! Thank you so much for commenting, I'm flattered. It really means alot

Baruch Belmont What I watched here....is like my childhood again when I watched these movies. From the horror...to the suspense....to the creepy uneasy feelings....to the music....to even the mild confusion on whats REALLY going on. This has got to be the best tribute I have ever watched...and in my years, i've watched many but none of them embodied what PHANTASM is....and what it FEELS LIKE....but yours does.

Wow! I am speechless, your comment has made me feel as if I did the right thing with this video. I was worried about a few errors but in the end I'm glad this video made someone happy, and that's all that matters to me :) Thank you for leaving this astonishing comment :D

Baruch Belmont Because i'm into detail, my favorite part will be one you wouldn't expect. When you edited in the loud footsteps in the tribute when Tall Man was walking, I was like: HELL YEAH!

Onyx The Gaming Machine Hahaha :D. Yeah I didn't expect that at all, that part was special to me but I'm glad you think so aswell :) My favorite part was definitely the part with the TV, it took me a good while editing that one, lol.

Haha! Thank you very much, It would be an honor for Angus to see this video, but reading your comment makes me feel just as glad. So I highly appreciate this comment.

Thank you, so so much for this amazing comment. I mean it, each and every one of these comments are a gift from above. It makes me feel as if I actually did something great if I can bring a smile to someone else face or make someones day, it literally means the world to me. Initially this video was going to be for me and my family, and I intended this video to be much quicker then 9 minutes. But...My heart wanted more out of this video. So at approximately 2:40 in I decided to let my heart do the editing to see what came out of it. And I am glad you enjoyed that.

Thank YOU.

And thank you for watching. I have fond memories of this movie and I am glad to have witnessed such a classic.

Thank you! I appreciate your comment very much. Yes! Phantasm ForeVer!

Jim Weisneck hell yeah bro !

"You played a good game boy, but the game is finished, now you DIE"

You have no idea how much it pleases me to read this masterpiece of a comment, a Monalisa of comments. Truly one of a kind. Onyx definitely is a great friend. As a 4 year old the first horror movie I ever watched was the first Phantasm, and YES I was definitely scared lol. But I also loved it, it was a strange fear, I was scared of the Tallman, but I sensed a kindness about him somehow, so this video came straight from my heart, and it manged to reflect off of that same fear and respect I felt as a boy while watching the movie for the first time. It's an honor for me to be one of the many fans of this amazing Philm, and to read such kind and unique comments. Thank you, I appreciate this very much.

Angus 'scream'...... The best ..... Thanks for all.....

That's awesome! I hope you enjoy them.

Phantasm 2 plays a crucial role within the story, which is why I chose not to ignore it, I really enjoyed all of them to be fair. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Much appreciated! Sometimes it feels like I'm the only fan of this series so I had to make this.

I saw a screening of remastered at the Alamo Drafthouse and it was like a dream ightmare come true, the sounds were petrifying, visuals were absolutely stunning for a late 70s film, and brought back so many fond and frighting memories. The best part was the strong roaring sound of the Hemi Cuda riding down the hill, the seats were literally vibrating from the bass of the engine, truly an experience I will never forget.

Hey there Jon. You're a good man for this comment, I truly appreciate you, for not only watching the video, but saving it and watching it again. I know it isn't perfect but there was genuine passion put into this video, and it pleases me to no end that I still get to read wonderful comments like yours. I hope you're doing well and continue to do well in life. Maybe one day I can release another Phantasm video I was working on years ago that used a Pink Floyd song.

@@baruchbelmont5821 way cool brother, thanks!

Hello Brother, just saying hi and many friends of mine love The Tall Man!! always one of the best series that goes forever and fans keep it alive!!

Me and you both, I was 4 years old, good times.

Thank you Old Head!

I agree, the 1979 Plymouth Hemi Cuda is one of the most rare and brilliant muscle cars, It's my favorite car actually.