When i heard about Vincent Price's head on a fly about to get eaten by a spider i thought it would be hilarious, but fuck me, this is some gruesome shit.
Am I the only person who watched this scene as an adult and still found it pretty freaky? The only scene in this movie I find particularly campy is the "bug-vision" scene.
I know that this was from the fly but i know ive seen this scene before in an 80's kids movie (it was from when the main character was trying to find the remote for the televition which this scene was playing). was this scene played in little monsters please tell me
If you've ever seen a spider attacking a bug on its web you'll know that this spider was too damn slow. I would have been on him in seconds with its fangs in him...
The very thought of a HUGE spider hovering over you and closing in to eat you gives me the heebie jeebies. That is why this scene freaks me out at no end! Despite the chipmunk sound, the terror in that scream is hard to forget. D:
So is the human with the fly's head under the persona of an insect? Because this fly has a human head and can talk so I assume the human half controls the fly body...I have not seen this movie someone please explain.
co0L!!! so this is the flick where the Simpson's got it from, where instead of a fly Bart is a butter fly and pretends to be caught in the spiders web yelling "Help me"! then flies away as soon as the spider gets close to him as he taunts and laughs calling it "sucker"! then flies away to burn his school down , ending the scene by Bart saying " No one ever expects the butterfly". lol!
@lolwut6045 This movie is about a scientist accidentally combining his body with that of a fly. Most of the film is about him with a fly's head, but this scene shows the fly that was given HIS head.
@niabwerd I'd agree it's an awesome movie. My comment wasn't directed at Cronenberg but rather at CGI driven movies that sacrifice plot, character & depth for visuals.
Seriously, dudes, you could have just flicked the spider away with your pinky and saved the fly. True, it was more humane to end the suffering but ... man, even my nine year old nephew just swats bugs away with his hand. I just can't get over that part. It's a pretty intense scene up until then, but bashing them with a damn rock just killed it for me because it makes me laugh at the randomness.
I don't understand, to me this seems like one of three possibilites, one it's the fly guy turned into an actual fly, two the guys in the suits are fucking nuts, or three, its the fly guy being able to talk to flies, and nobody tell me that I should have seen the movie, because I have no idea how I'm gonna see it.
THAT was scary...even though I´ve already knew it. But I didn´t remember it so creepy. The makers of today´s horror movies could take a leaf out of that book.
Man I love this scene! It defies my childhood man, and why the hell didn't they incorporate it into the remake? which is also a great film! Because they still used the same effects!
Not sure why you think webs are poison? They are sticky, but if the insect escapes before the spider injects digestive juices, the bug will live a long life
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And yeah that guy was an idiot to smash the fly. Oh well
You know what made this so much worse for me was how cool and suave the scientist was before the accident, and how totally freaked he is as he's about to be eaten alive by a spider. And the thought that, as the human-sized other half told the wife, the fly mind was starting to take over. Does this imply that the human consciousness in the tiny fly-man's head was growing more human awareness? Fly-consciousness couldn't possibly be as terrified on as many levels as a human. Horrifying.
i'm watching this because i just got done watching it on tv with my family lol it's creepy XD btw people, that's not the man, it's just the fly with a human face. i still wanted someone to save it though lol at least for evidence
Jesus this scene was fucking creepy; proof that crude but effective effects can beat modern technology any day; that voice and face combined is just scary. Someone actually made a resin model of that Fly and for a model it pretty much filled me with fear; I saw it through google. Actors these days are talentless compared to the actors of the golden age. If this scene was done now in the modern age I bet we wouldn't even tremble.....
@Iker122 even that will not help him. If you seen the movie, they killed the other part before this. So nothing they can do anyway. The second is this, the web has chemicals that will kill most other bugs that get caught, so it was a matter of time before it dies, even if they remove the fly from the web, it will still die. The third is this, The life span of flies is short, a few days so it was already old.
@JeverHuelse even though I DO love old movies, this one is pure comedy. Incredibly pathetic, must have scared people in the 50's but now... pure comedy.
This movie and especially this ONE scene is why I am terrified of spiders to this day! I don't know which is worse--hearing the man-fly scream or watching the spider slowly approaching...
but if I had to pick, I guess the screams are the most gut-wrenching things I have even seen/heard in a movie...
i've seen a lot of horror movies, but this scene always sticks with me and really gets under my skin. It leaves a very creepy and disturbing feeling every time I see it.
Just like other people have commented on. I first saw this when I was probably six or seven years old. I know I was young, but I've loved horror films since I was a bit younger than that. This scene really shook me up, I think it was the look on the guys face that did it for me! It's still creepy looking at it now, and the reveal scene also scared me, just like the reveal scene in the 1925 version of The Phantom Of The Opera.
I love horror movies, am hardly ever really scared or disturbed by anything they can throw at me, but this still does it to me; scared me badly as a kid. When I watch it even here I'm still waiting for either Vincent Price or that stupid cop to flick that damn spider away; they certainly have enough time. But they don't!! A genuinely scary scene; it makes the movie.
Even though this film came out such a time ag. it still packs a punch, and especially this scene. I love Vincent Price and especially his monologue at the end of this film.
I have a huge phobia of giant mutant spiders, insects, bugs and the like. Yeah I know the spider is technically normal size, but you get my point. Just can't bring myself to watch this.
@Cannibalkitten13 Ha ha ha....I know, how people can't find "Help me, help me help me" hysterical is beyond me! I cry with laughter everytime I watch it!
@fulcilover really nothing can be done. Even if they were able to save him from the spider, the web contains a type of protein that it will kill mos insects that come in contact with it. Even if they saved him from the Spider and Web, the fly will die within days anyway. Also the other part was killed before this scene.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...this is forever the funniest scene in any movie I have ever seen! I love it!!!! It cracks me up every time!!!!! Oh my god, it's too hysterical, I get teary eyed with laughter every time I watch it!!!!
WOW, this is more whacked-out and creepier than ANYTHING done with all this CGI crap today - and it was made 10 years before I was born. I will never forget this movie. Along with 1932's "Freaks" - this is the creepiest ending in film history. By making things TOO slick today - movies have clearly lost something. The fact that the creepiest films of the last 12 years ("Blair Witch Project" and the first "Paranormal Activity") have NO computer effects or gore - simply proves the point.
@PicnicHikeMusic Tell me about it. Slick, and overly glamourised. Boring. What was that one about the bus full of good looking teenagers ? Jeepers Creepers, I think. Don't know, don't care lol!
@PicnicHikeMusic Dude get over it, we are all prejudiced toward our childhood favorites. Stop whining, CGI isn't bad, and to be honest this really isn't all that great....
@Ophidiophobic75 Well, you only looking at it technically. It is the mood and atmosphere and the creepiness of it all. Most CGI stuff today might look good at the moment but is quickly forgetable. 10 year old kids will look at the Cantina scene from Star Wars even though it is lowtech and remember that scene more than they will any of the CGI from Avatar. It's not the technical so much as the spirit.
@elpresidio Exactly. My example of this would be the remake of John Carpenters: The thing from 1982. The special effects for it were pretty great for the time and I remember it mainly due to the fact that the effects were real, when I look at CGI. It's usually forgetable
@NaziZombiesFanfilm Yes John Carpenter and Rob Bottin came up with some crazy atmospheric and chilling effects. I remember them all. Perhaps it's because I've seen it so many times. Stan Winston worked on the weird dog in the pen head splitting open scene.
Another movie where the effects and mood hold up is the remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" the Philip Kaufman movie. Amazing and memorable.
@elpresidio Indeed, I would suggest going back to raw effects now. But the crowd is so used to CGI that we can't revert back anymore without critisim. But I can live with it as long as we still HAVE our old films
Exactly, because I thought that since this was very lowtech, it wouldn't affect me at all. But after watching it: Good god is it creepy.
Also, on the same vein, older, lowtech games can scare you better than newer ones. For example: Afraid of Monsters and They Hunger for HL1, and System Shock 2.
When i heard about Vincent Price's head on a fly about to get eaten by a spider i thought it would be hilarious, but fuck me, this is some gruesome shit.
rippedlampshade 1 day ago
Man, I really thought pre 70's movies were really tame, but this still scares the hell outta me.
gorillazhead 5 days ago
This movie is good, but the remake is MUCH better!!!
KentuckyRebel11 1 week ago
@KentuckyRebel11 - NO. The remake was complete shite.
kiwipreacher 6 days ago
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thenewear5 1 week ago
little monsters.
thevideoresponsedude 2 weeks ago
Terrifing ...
Esttey14 2 weeks ago
Effects of being turned into fly:
1. Be smart enough to speak.
2. Be dumb enough to fly around randomly, get caught in spider's web.
fertileboredom 4 weeks ago 3
Am I the only person who watched this scene as an adult and still found it pretty freaky? The only scene in this movie I find particularly campy is the "bug-vision" scene.
crazybuizel 1 month ago
stupid fly... - - -
EUGU59 1 month ago
@EUGU59 The corp is a stupid
doncseczakos 2 weeks ago
I tryed to make the fly voice more human...check it out Ba0VGksnZgA
Youboga 1 month ago
you know, the actor who played the fly, got pissed when they made him a squeaky fly!
CTTV101 1 month ago
HA! He killed two bugs with one stone! SUCK IT!
Megazord5 2 months ago
I really can't stand it when people pretend we don't have SOME wonderful present day films because they're blinded by nostalgia. T_T
bombkirby 2 months ago 13
@bombkirby True; I love this movie a lot but there's films from every era that I enjoy.
crazybuizel 1 month ago
@bombkirby and vice versa.
Tubebenji 3 weeks ago
I'm sure you can just flick the damn spider away rather than using a friggin rock. lol
LeSage013 2 months ago
The remake is a stereotypical monster flick (with the creep turning out the to be the good guy. lol).
blaze4metal 2 months ago
This horrfied me as a kid. Still creeps me out now.
JitterFilms 2 months ago
at the beginning of the video he flicks his joint.. he must've been tripping balls when he heard that
farfuckinout 2 months ago
ooou shiet !! awesome !!!!
zensu1987 2 months ago
great movie effects.
mydannyboy1000 3 months ago
I Love this movie...ppps ;)
Folknfunk 3 months ago
God damnit why didn't they help him?
TheRepty818 3 months ago
@TheRepty818 because his body already commited suicide so there was nothing to attach his head too
TheBlitz1 2 months ago
@TheBlitz1 good point
TheRepty818 2 months ago
I love this one..
Pastthejointplease2 3 months ago
well I think it wouldn't matter if they saved the fly, you know what I mean if you watched the film
VWgolfR1 3 months ago
Lol FUNNY NOW but scary back then
GioGamez0654 3 months ago
Excellent how they added the clock tower ringing too, symbolizing the time has come
LitheInvestor 3 months ago
You know Vincent Price could have stopped the spider but just stood there, that's cold man.
ShopperSnake 3 months ago
@ShopperSnake By then it didn't matter. The man who had the fly head was already dead.
darkyoda 3 months ago
simplemente genial
wickedangel87 3 months ago
I know that this was from the fly but i know ive seen this scene before in an 80's kids movie (it was from when the main character was trying to find the remote for the televition which this scene was playing). was this scene played in little monsters please tell me
themeshow1011 3 months ago
if i were in that situation i would use my human hand to break loose
themeshow1011 3 months ago
LETS DO THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
502Cashbaby101 3 months ago 15
@502Cashbaby101
GET TO THE CHOPPA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
devit8 3 months ago
CHOO-CHOO!
matman125 3 months ago
LETS DO THIS!!!!!
progrock1991 3 months ago
LET'S, AH, DO THIS-AH!
TheMarkSasuke64 3 months ago
LOL what a fag!
enigma19833 3 months ago
not scary, but fucking hilarious!
I saw the Bart Simpson parody first that's why.
solidkingcobra 3 months ago
Best Sci-Fi/Horror moment ever!!!
sfighter991 4 months ago
I've always wondered why the guy waited until AFTER the spider bit into his head to finally crush it with a rock.
NightshadeHalloway 4 months ago
@NightshadeHalloway
personally i'd be a little shocked to see a fly with a human head and i would have to decided whether or not i had the balls to kill a little man
TheKanonHara 3 months ago
lol
ada14atene 4 months ago
If you've ever seen a spider attacking a bug on its web you'll know that this spider was too damn slow. I would have been on him in seconds with its fangs in him...
othyization 4 months ago
@othyization
Yeah, and if you've ever seen real life, you'll know it's impossible for there to be little men with bodies of a fly...
TheKanonHara 3 months ago
@TheKanonHara oh, really...?
othyization 3 months ago
The very thought of a HUGE spider hovering over you and closing in to eat you gives me the heebie jeebies. That is why this scene freaks me out at no end! Despite the chipmunk sound, the terror in that scream is hard to forget. D:
1LadyBlackCat 4 months ago
So is the human with the fly's head under the persona of an insect? Because this fly has a human head and can talk so I assume the human half controls the fly body...I have not seen this movie someone please explain.
SmokeyMcPot420yee 4 months ago
co0L!!! so this is the flick where the Simpson's got it from, where instead of a fly Bart is a butter fly and pretends to be caught in the spiders web yelling "Help me"! then flies away as soon as the spider gets close to him as he taunts and laughs calling it "sucker"! then flies away to burn his school down , ending the scene by Bart saying " No one ever expects the butterfly". lol!
co0LAide 4 months ago
Sounds like Obama nowadays.
TheDrRJP 4 months ago
I can't watch this without laughing. The little chipmunk voice, HEEEEEELP MEEEE! HEEEEEEEEELP MEEEEEEE!
gatztopher 4 months ago
@gatztopher
LMAO! Ikr!
whitebluebug 4 months ago
@lolwut6045 This movie is about a scientist accidentally combining his body with that of a fly. Most of the film is about him with a fly's head, but this scene shows the fly that was given HIS head.
DeptBookDave 4 months ago
And i was about to sleep. Oh well.......
ThomasArmageddon 4 months ago
Ahahahaha! This is brilliant. Whenever I watch this, I impresonate it for days. Absolutely wonderful. :')
Glitzarr 4 months ago
why is the fly depicted by a small man? is the man mistake for a fly?
lolwut6045 4 months ago
This was a great movie from back when you had to use character development and plot rather than special effects to make it work.
gextvedde 4 months ago 3
@gextvedde david cronenbergs the fly also is an amazingly character driven film! the effects just enhance it
niabwerd 2 months ago
@niabwerd I'd agree it's an awesome movie. My comment wasn't directed at Cronenberg but rather at CGI driven movies that sacrifice plot, character & depth for visuals.
gextvedde 2 months ago
@gextvedde then i definitely have to agree, cinema needs to get rid of CGI and obscenely large budgets to make way for more personal films
niabwerd 2 months ago
...no, be SLOWER -_-
JermzzzyFTW 4 months ago
They had to retake this scene several times, because every time Price heard them playing that "help me" he started laughing.
dkupke 4 months ago
Fucking hell...
jedr1989 4 months ago
Help me. Please help me. No No Go away. Please help me. Please go away! Go away! Na Aahhh Noooo!! Ahhhhh NO! AHHHHHHH!!!! AHH--*splat*
DuplicatedOnce 5 months ago
Still one of the greatest horror moments EVER.
Tedakin 5 months ago
Real men kill tiny insects with big ass rocks XD
Seriously, dudes, you could have just flicked the spider away with your pinky and saved the fly. True, it was more humane to end the suffering but ... man, even my nine year old nephew just swats bugs away with his hand. I just can't get over that part. It's a pretty intense scene up until then, but bashing them with a damn rock just killed it for me because it makes me laugh at the randomness.
EnigmaDrath 5 months ago
@EnigmaDrath He shoulda used fire.
Tekwarthewolf 5 months ago
watching him beg the spider to go away was the scariest for me...
zombielettemia8508 5 months ago
if I heard a flly talking then I would probably save it! god these movies are unrealistic, "derp i'll throw a rock at it!"
sneezydragonlol 5 months ago
Man I am desensitized to horror movies and even this scene still makes me feel uneasy.
Wookiestick 5 months ago
I don't understand, to me this seems like one of three possibilites, one it's the fly guy turned into an actual fly, two the guys in the suits are fucking nuts, or three, its the fly guy being able to talk to flies, and nobody tell me that I should have seen the movie, because I have no idea how I'm gonna see it.
PTBibble25 5 months ago
Who kills a spider with a big rock?!
taylor4570 5 months ago 2
@taylor4570 Who doesn't?
AmiMecanique 4 months ago
thats disturbing and scary
cyclejunkie 5 months ago
now this is classic horror
duranls1 5 months ago
fucking hell films was bad back in them days lol
crossycrossfield 5 months ago
That was soooooooooo fucked up!!!!
Handsome85 5 months ago
THAT was scary...even though I´ve already knew it. But I didn´t remember it so creepy. The makers of today´s horror movies could take a leaf out of that book.
VitoPossilipo 5 months ago
This corp is a fucking ox, why not help the fly?
doncseczakos 6 months ago
God, that scene is memorably horrific.
casescenario 6 months ago
God, this is scary... My friends take the piss out of me for it but the idea of a giant spider doing that to me... urgh I feel sick xD
Tripicality 6 months ago
@Tripicality
tell me about it. i was diagnosed with entomophobia, this would be the embodiment of my greatest nightmare.
martooxxx 5 months ago
In later interviews, Vincent Price always admitted to laughing hysterically whenever he saw this scene in a theatre.
RickLowerboy84 6 months ago 3
How high do u think the director was when making this movie?
littlegino10 6 months ago
this is FREAKY
AngryGreen 6 months ago 3
so does the fly die or...?
jennyheei 6 months ago
@jennyheei It got killed by the rock.
DarkCloud3000 5 months ago
This scene always give me the creeps.
chriscox 6 months ago 2
This scene never makes any 'Top ten scariest...' lists, but I'm a proud horror geek and this... Well, this is beautifully horrifying.
Despikabil 6 months ago
i feel sorry 4 him very sorry this scares me
MattTrejo101 6 months ago
Man I love this scene! It defies my childhood man, and why the hell didn't they incorporate it into the remake? which is also a great film! Because they still used the same effects!
deicidefan666 6 months ago
thats sad 4 the fly or guy
MattTrejo101 6 months ago
I don't care what anybody says, this is still one of the creepiest scenes of all time. I got shivers every time I hear that tiny, tragic scream.
anton1990 6 months ago 6
Lmfao
jamesholz63 7 months ago
Not sure why you think webs are poison? They are sticky, but if the insect escapes before the spider injects digestive juices, the bug will live a long life
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And yeah that guy was an idiot to smash the fly. Oh well
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electrictroy2010 7 months ago
You know what made this so much worse for me was how cool and suave the scientist was before the accident, and how totally freaked he is as he's about to be eaten alive by a spider. And the thought that, as the human-sized other half told the wife, the fly mind was starting to take over. Does this imply that the human consciousness in the tiny fly-man's head was growing more human awareness? Fly-consciousness couldn't possibly be as terrified on as many levels as a human. Horrifying.
artguy149 7 months ago 2
i'm watching this because i just got done watching it on tv with my family lol it's creepy XD btw people, that's not the man, it's just the fly with a human face. i still wanted someone to save it though lol at least for evidence
anothaninjaguy 7 months ago
i remember seeing this when i was like 4 years old, im 19 now and still remember this one part.
sojkz 7 months ago
6 people have no taste
joe6panther6 7 months ago
Well, I guess he landed on his last picnic. I first saw this around 1970 when I was a kid, couldn't sleep for days.
hunkatiel 7 months ago
That scene always haunted me!
Qpd1971 7 months ago 12
If they really wanted to show their humanitarian side they could have just given the fly to the kid so he could pull its wings off.
Centaurmaiden 7 months ago
@Centaurmaiden lol it was the fly's dumb fault for flying in there in the first place. kinda gets what it deserves heh
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LordMalice6d9 7 months ago
Jesus this scene was fucking creepy; proof that crude but effective effects can beat modern technology any day; that voice and face combined is just scary. Someone actually made a resin model of that Fly and for a model it pretty much filled me with fear; I saw it through google. Actors these days are talentless compared to the actors of the golden age. If this scene was done now in the modern age I bet we wouldn't even tremble.....
Damocles178 7 months ago 2
those idiots should've removed the spider.. simple as that..
Iker122 8 months ago
@Iker122 spiders are scary
thedevilisaloser666 8 months ago
@Iker122 even that will not help him. If you seen the movie, they killed the other part before this. So nothing they can do anyway. The second is this, the web has chemicals that will kill most other bugs that get caught, so it was a matter of time before it dies, even if they remove the fly from the web, it will still die. The third is this, The life span of flies is short, a few days so it was already old.
DerektheDuctTape 7 months ago
Good job he was there with his rock.
Certainly saved that fly's life.
The poor fly might have died had the man not stepped in with his rock.
p3rs0nan0ngrata 8 months ago 5
This scene still gives me the hoochie goos! BRRRRR
Philflash 8 months ago
By far the scariest scene in movie history.
JeverHuelse 8 months ago 20
@JeverHuelse even though I DO love old movies, this one is pure comedy. Incredibly pathetic, must have scared people in the 50's but now... pure comedy.
leihoa 3 months ago
This movie and especially this ONE scene is why I am terrified of spiders to this day! I don't know which is worse--hearing the man-fly scream or watching the spider slowly approaching...
but if I had to pick, I guess the screams are the most gut-wrenching things I have even seen/heard in a movie...
linda10989 8 months ago 2
i've seen a lot of horror movies, but this scene always sticks with me and really gets under my skin. It leaves a very creepy and disturbing feeling every time I see it.
rovingrovers 8 months ago
thats why being half spider is better
legomaxmania 8 months ago 3
Creepy as hell! Too bad actors aren't this good in today's movies
joshmania7 8 months ago 3
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joshmania7 8 months ago
classic
locsman 9 months ago
Dude seriously help him already!
hipposandfanny 9 months ago 2
I had so many nightmares as a kid about being caught in a giant spider's web; probably because of this movie.
chomsky88 9 months ago
If you had any idea how long I've been looking for this clip... Really, thanks a ton for posting it!
ShiroRyu927 9 months ago
Just like other people have commented on. I first saw this when I was probably six or seven years old. I know I was young, but I've loved horror films since I was a bit younger than that. This scene really shook me up, I think it was the look on the guys face that did it for me! It's still creepy looking at it now, and the reveal scene also scared me, just like the reveal scene in the 1925 version of The Phantom Of The Opera.
imbo8w 9 months ago
loved that wood sound.
immortaltechpt 9 months ago
this is what the last cheeseburger at Mcdonalds say when a fat guy buys it,
24fRaMeSps001 9 months ago 2
I love horror movies, am hardly ever really scared or disturbed by anything they can throw at me, but this still does it to me; scared me badly as a kid. When I watch it even here I'm still waiting for either Vincent Price or that stupid cop to flick that damn spider away; they certainly have enough time. But they don't!! A genuinely scary scene; it makes the movie.
whobody40 9 months ago
Modern horror films never scare, but whenever i watch the fly, this scene always freaks me out, pure genius, it is.
hiimjenki2 9 months ago 2
I can watch zombie movies candyman n any gory movie but I was really disturbed by this for some reason
jbis2bad 9 months ago
They should've done in 3D
Jess2012rocha 9 months ago
This has to be the scariest scene in all horror movies. It freaked me out when most horror movies didn't.
karrak2 9 months ago
men, what a freakin huge spider web is this???
What is that, does this wb was made by an Golden Orb Weaver or something like it? dows this movie is on Australia?
dudu1245 9 months ago
Honestly the scream haunted me for weeks after I saw this film. Scary stuff.
Mcplkelly 9 months ago
Still freaky after all these years.
quillsinister 9 months ago
ROFL
HybridSnake 9 months ago
The spider pwns the fly for about 5 seconds so the rock is useless at that point
Arsenal02071 9 months ago
I can only wonder how scared people were when they saw this in 1958, becuase its still fuckin scary as fuck today!
Arsenal02071 9 months ago 3
I can deal with anything else in horror, old or modern. But this fuckin scares the living shat outta me!
Arsenal02071 9 months ago 2
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I finally watched it. Wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.
Colddeed 10 months ago
Is this the movie's final scene?
Mitabrin 10 months ago
Even though this film came out such a time ag. it still packs a punch, and especially this scene. I love Vincent Price and especially his monologue at the end of this film.
DanLeo49 10 months ago
I have a huge phobia of giant mutant spiders, insects, bugs and the like. Yeah I know the spider is technically normal size, but you get my point. Just can't bring myself to watch this.
Colddeed 10 months ago
I'm too scared to look at this video
Colddeed 10 months ago
This just scares me shitless.....I fucking hate spiders
solidfreak123 10 months ago
that shit kind of scared me
mistadertyd9 10 months ago
@Cannibalkitten13 Ha ha ha....I know, how people can't find "Help me, help me help me" hysterical is beyond me! I cry with laughter everytime I watch it!
PauletteS1972 10 months ago
i dont know why, but there's something in this scene who makes me feel sad for the fly
;( ;( ;(
eddievaliant1 10 months ago 3
@eddievaliant1 Because you have a big heart for the life of living beings. It is sad that others don't feel this way.
IwshIcldstrtover 10 months ago 3
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this movie is so creepy
FromLeilaWithLove 10 months ago
Well for for goodness sakes don't just stand there, help him.
fulcilover 10 months ago 58
@fulcilover really nothing can be done. Even if they were able to save him from the spider, the web contains a type of protein that it will kill mos insects that come in contact with it. Even if they saved him from the Spider and Web, the fly will die within days anyway. Also the other part was killed before this scene.
DerektheDuctTape 9 months ago
@fulcilover i know it's just a movie but remember the big human fly killed himself so removing the small fly would of been pointless
Daddy3kidZ 8 months ago
@fulcilover
You know? Lmao that was annoying... why didn't they just flick the spider?
AirForceGirl05 7 months ago
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...this is forever the funniest scene in any movie I have ever seen! I love it!!!! It cracks me up every time!!!!! Oh my god, it's too hysterical, I get teary eyed with laughter every time I watch it!!!!
PauletteS1972 11 months ago
Oh my God. I forgot how fucking creepy this scene was. D:
WolfQueene 11 months ago
@WolfQueene One of cinema's creepiest moments.
elpresidio 11 months ago
That is some fucking scarey dialogue,,,, terrifying
diamondmoney007 11 months ago
which was better, the original (this one) or the remake?
daisyhinojosa23 11 months ago
@daisyhinojosa23 The remake was better. That's not to say this movie wasn't good, but the remake is quite clearly superior.
Ophidiophobic75 11 months ago
@Ophidiophobic75 Agreed on all counts: this is a good movie but the remake is superior.
PirateEyepatch 10 months ago
friendly fire? :)
lupton991 11 months ago
WOW, this is more whacked-out and creepier than ANYTHING done with all this CGI crap today - and it was made 10 years before I was born. I will never forget this movie. Along with 1932's "Freaks" - this is the creepiest ending in film history. By making things TOO slick today - movies have clearly lost something. The fact that the creepiest films of the last 12 years ("Blair Witch Project" and the first "Paranormal Activity") have NO computer effects or gore - simply proves the point.
PicnicHikeMusic 11 months ago 3
@PicnicHikeMusic Tell me about it. Slick, and overly glamourised. Boring. What was that one about the bus full of good looking teenagers ? Jeepers Creepers, I think. Don't know, don't care lol!
Noodles37UK 11 months ago 2
@PicnicHikeMusic Dude get over it, we are all prejudiced toward our childhood favorites. Stop whining, CGI isn't bad, and to be honest this really isn't all that great....
Ophidiophobic75 11 months ago
@Ophidiophobic75 Well, you only looking at it technically. It is the mood and atmosphere and the creepiness of it all. Most CGI stuff today might look good at the moment but is quickly forgetable. 10 year old kids will look at the Cantina scene from Star Wars even though it is lowtech and remember that scene more than they will any of the CGI from Avatar. It's not the technical so much as the spirit.
elpresidio 11 months ago 24
@elpresidio Exactly. My example of this would be the remake of John Carpenters: The thing from 1982. The special effects for it were pretty great for the time and I remember it mainly due to the fact that the effects were real, when I look at CGI. It's usually forgetable
NaziZombiesFanfilm 9 months ago
@NaziZombiesFanfilm Yes John Carpenter and Rob Bottin came up with some crazy atmospheric and chilling effects. I remember them all. Perhaps it's because I've seen it so many times. Stan Winston worked on the weird dog in the pen head splitting open scene.
Another movie where the effects and mood hold up is the remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" the Philip Kaufman movie. Amazing and memorable.
elpresidio 9 months ago
@elpresidio Indeed, I would suggest going back to raw effects now. But the crowd is so used to CGI that we can't revert back anymore without critisim. But I can live with it as long as we still HAVE our old films
NaziZombiesFanfilm 9 months ago
@elpresidio thanks for clearing that up for me i was wondering why older stuff seems better than newer stuff
nooloo3000 7 months ago in playlist Da3kMo4re7-9
@elpresidio The bad thing is the Cantina scene from Star Wars looks a LOT more realistic than any CGI scene of the more recent Star Wars, to me.
arizonaresident1 7 months ago
@elpresidio
Exactly, because I thought that since this was very lowtech, it wouldn't affect me at all. But after watching it: Good god is it creepy.
Also, on the same vein, older, lowtech games can scare you better than newer ones. For example: Afraid of Monsters and They Hunger for HL1, and System Shock 2.
733t13 6 months ago
lol i know that spider seems cheesy to most of you guys but it scares the living fuck out of me (arachnophobia)
ishouldplayzelda 11 months ago
@ishouldplayzelda Me too! Good to know I'm not the only one!
DarkPhantom788 11 months ago
For the creepiness factor this scene alone beats the 1986 remake.
PhillT1988 11 months ago
The funny thing is how did the fly learn how to talk English?
dhgjgjhhgvbkghkjjkkl 11 months ago
@dhgjgjhhgvbkghkjjkkl More interesting, how did the human fly learn to hum?
Kleinalrik 11 months ago