The Cask of Amontillado

[pickettsamantha815]

i this story  very much!

[H1bernia61]

Why won't this video play on my Droid Youtube app?

[TheZergling13]

here because of my teacher Mr Sanders

[Tobias1096]

@TheZergling13 COLONEL Sanders. "Let me just quote the late great Colonel Sanders, he said, im too drunk, to taste this chicken." ~Talladega Nights

[zddlive]

Our ELA teacher Mrs.Estabrook showed us this in school! I go to Wayne CSD on Ontario NY

[G3XRevolution]

@ibliss20051 lil wayne is a faggot and his music is terrible, the worst piece of trash, he killed music alongside justin beiber.

[SwaggerXxCorleone]

wayne sampled this for its good

[ohrightjames]

the only reason i knew this story is because of my BOOK REPORT !

[anger407]

@ohrightjames lol i heard this in class todat=y was like carter 4

[anger407]

@ohrightjames lol i heard this in class todat=y was like carter 4

[Enigma1608]

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Perfect mixed

[Mugenloserhead]

"In pace requiescat"

[FreezingFyre]

I've noticed some people trying to make Fortunado out to be the bad guy… when in reality, all we know he did was insult Montresor. Can you think of ANY insult that justifies burying someone alive? Think about poor Fortunado, taking days to waste away in the dark, all for an insult. No matter how you read it, Montresor the bad guy here.

[tearsinrain2]

★★★★★★ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

[warkaizeriandayon]

this was a story in our english class, i loved it! I understand the story by llistening well of the song

[1auriculatus]

Splendid!!

[sirlacas]

what did fortunato did to montressor??!!

[SolverOfAllEquations]

@sirlacas "The thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as best I could; but when he ventured upon insult, I vowed revenge." Montressor was offended by Fortunato's very existence("You are rich, respected, admired, beloved; you are happy, as once I was.") and then got insulted by the man, possibly in public (implicitly the greatest injury so far), then decides the right course of action is to torture and kill him without getting caught. It's told from the POV of the bad guy, decades later.

[Thirkanis]

wow awesome

[alex9548470]

love the song ( you should have seen them kicking edger allan poe) lol

[alex9548470]

love the song

[Pyronaut]

Fortunado probably double parked over into Montresor's spot.

[topazcat1]

Excellent Idea,great editing on your part! really explains the story as set to Parsons lyrics!

[gavrilo2007]

good song, if utterly inappropriate for the video.

[thehunt12021]

@gavrilo2007 hhhhhhhooooooooowwww?????? it was\

[SuperAsdf1000]

i love the end where you get to see fortunados skeleton and if you didnt notice already i realized this story is kind of ironic his name is fortunado=fortunate and what happened isnt very fortunate

[catonmypizza]

who said the narrator is a guy, think about it, it makes more sence

[55zodraz]

This is amazing. I love your style.

[MusicIsALifeTime]

omg scaryyy

[Lykanthropy13]

i love this song

<3

[RandomicaKnight]

I love this video so much! My teacher showed it to our class one day and just...wow. Can someone tell me where I can find the pictures to this? I really want the one in the end where it shows Fortunatos' skeleton. But I've searched everywhere (bing, google, swag bucks...) and still nothing. So if you know, PLEASE let me know. Thanks! Great Video!!!!

[miguelgeneral]

Excellent work! Good tribute to the song and the album, and Poe's poetry.

[zeitkoenig]

Exelent video :)

[teshino9tweety]

poor fortunado :'(

[xximgreat]

Oh. I hate Montresor in opinion. Like at him. His was insulted as in a joke by Fortunato just because he said these word that doesn't mean he really whatever Fortunato said. Either way, Montresor don't have to take it so serious. And look at what he has done to Fortunato he murdered him because of a joke. Montresor is a pussy. Every time I heard this story I just want to shoot that asshole. Any ways thanks for the uploaded

[CosmicStargoat]

I have this Creepy magazine in my collection of the first 30 issues from the 1960s! It was a fantastic horror comic with those Frazetta covers!

[bestof2012]

i lyk this 1 better than the first one i saw... i luv the ending hw he is reminesing on wat he dd nd got away wit

[jesolva]

This is a literary genre named Short Story, so because of that it is so little. No for a movie.

[lbszzipper]

@jesolva the mist was a short story yet they made a movie out of that

[xYzFPK]

Excellent. WOuld have been better if Montresor was wearing the black silk mask.

[bahamutkod]

Fella's a scumbag and a coward to kill a man in such a way.

[lennonmel]

very cool video, congratulations

[Jacky18beauty]

so horrifying the death of Fortunato, at what point can a person hold grudges against another

[mr10tomidnight]

Well in the old days saying things that insulted a person's honor or their family's honor was SERIOUS business.Duels had to be fought to right the wrongs but sometimes the wrong person died.That was society's mentality from the 1800's Remember Hamilton- Burr Duel? The Old West GunFights? Hadfields vs McCoys?Monstesor wanted Fortunato dead but not risk getting killed/hurt/defeated or caught or have someone of Fortunado's family kill him in his honor after Fortunado started it in the 1st place.

[eclipz1621]

can i ask what this song is? thanks! =]

[rs3taylor]

@eclipz1621

The Cask of Amontillado by The Alan Parsons Project from their album Tales of Myatery and Imagination

[Thirkanis]

@rs3taylor

their first album

[Lucap1000]

love this song

[Swillbear]

Love the art with the song.

[digitalrbn]

How many people think this story can be taken to the big screan? think about montresor can be christopher walken or another good bad actor lol jhonny depp?

[Lucap1000]

@digitalrbn, it would be good, but the story it's too little: it would be very difficulty to make a decent movie

[mr10tomidnight]

I don't think Fortunado ever rested in peace.His life was cut so short.He had his whole life ahead of him.He never will see his children grow up.His wife really missed him.That family was never the same.His cruel death will never be avenged nor will the person that walled him up alive will ever be brought to justice.None of his friends and his loved ones ever knew what happened to him.They will go to their graves never knowing what happened to Fortuando

[piaaguilos]

@mr10tomidnight But he wasn't real. It was just E.A. Poe showing his writing prowess :D

[mr10tomidnight]

Everybody knows that.The way Poe tells his story is like you watching a good movie.You can't help but get drawn into it.Walling people up alive in the old days is not far from the truth& uncommon as you think.The penality for a priest or nun breaking their vows is walling up alive,children were buried alive to provide a protective spirit over graveyards.People pretending to offer up a room to someone they hated locking up their enemies in a room in a castle and sealing them in forever.

[momo15675]

@mr10tomidnight , Fortunado was a cruel man, who hurt, and offened many people, the person who walled him up was avenging a persons life who fortunado took just out of jealous rage. He deserved what he got. And yes, this is a true story.

[tproject19]

@zwskate4u12 of course Edgar made this for enteratinment purposes, but stuff like this happened. He wrote this to personify he experiences when he was in the millitary. So yeah stuff like this happened, but this story in paticuallar was not true

[Islaughterhippies]

@mr10tomidnight who cares, edgar allen poe made this as revenge to some guy who was ripping on his poems, Fortunado represents the loser.

[libraryquiet]

@mr10tomidnight Fortunado's death was avenged. Several years later feeling some guilt, Montresor paid a visit to Fortunado. Suddenly water from the river above broke through the bricks and began to fill the catacomb. Reaching the steps was his only chance for escape! With the water up to his chest he was only a few feet from safety when his leg became caught! He couldn't free himself. Now completely submerged he looked and saw the remains of Fortunado gripping his leg and dragging him down!

[TickleTron2000]

@libraryquiet Oooooh kay... and where'd you read this one, in a Tales From the Crypt comic?

[libraryquiet]

@TickleTron2000 I read this in a Creepy magazine back in '64 or '65. In fact it's the one on this video! They also did an alternative ending to the Tell-Tale Heart.

[TickleTron2000]

@libraryquiet Hmm. Well all right, that sounds interesting. I'll have a look into it.

[WWII4444]

@mr10tomidnight that seems like the recipe for ghost activity.

[leay4]

@mr10tomidnight You do realize...he was a fictional character...correct?

[coaxqueen]

@mr10tomidnight Great to see how some americans keep misunderstanding Poe!

Great drawings and song btw would be nice to make a motion animation with those drawings

[JonasPlanck]

Exactly the framing I imagined when I first heard this song.  Double-plus good!

[tapthatt2012]

INSPIRATIONAL.