Hannibal (2001) KILL COUNT

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[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

You guys are the Best❤❤❤❤

[@air03man]

The Hannibal film series continues so let’s get to the kills!

[@adamhoward1408]

Hello Clarice

[@officialADMF]

Email link’s till not working

[@user-gs6zx8rg7i]

The way you break because of that rizz joke is hilarious 14:15

[@PsychoSavager289]

I got the impression the pigs were trained to attack upon hearing screaming. Hannibal didn't scream, so they didn't attack him.

[@mattb6646]

Yeah but how the hell would hannibal know that

[@osmanyousif7849]

But also, those types of boars are known to attack even humans, even eating flesh, too. Although, in hindsight, I kind of wish they went with feral dogs, since it would’ve been more ironic, due to what Hannibal did to Verger when he fed his face to the dogs.

[@piergiorgioscollo7163]

İf I remember correctly in the book it is stated that they can "smell fear", and Hannibal has none

[@TheGeneralDisarray]

​@@piergiorgioscollo7163yeah exactly this

[@aspen5264]

It’s like in the TV show they elaborate how they were trained with screams on a recording and certain scents to trigger them to attack

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

"Hey Cordell, why don't you push him in, you can always say it was me" Mad respect to Hannibal for that line. Generous yet cold at the same time

[@saintniccage2818]

Hannibal convinced a guy to commit murder in 1 sentence haha

[@Rejukem]

@@saintniccage2818 He's out here rocking the Speech 100

[@darklord884]

​@@saintniccage2818To be fair, the guy was already working for a faceless child molester who fed people to his pigs. I doubt his hands were clean.

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

@@saintniccage2818 Hannibal may be a killer, but even him has some sort of moral code about unbearable persons and Verger was one of the most vile, repulsing mans he has met on life, so by offering to take the blame, he kinda releases Cordell of a miserable life of serving a child rapist. You can pretty see how Cordell hated Mason just looking at his always sad regretful face in the movie.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Sucks, how the dude didn’t get enough screen time to understand why would kill Verger, aside from a few insults he made about him But I’ll take the one-liners for what they are.

[@sethgoldsmith1049]

How is nobody talking about the corn pu**y bit?! Literally spit my water out laughing at that shit. And the baby water boarding bit too. I love James sense of humor

[@tsifirakiehl4250]

The corn pu**y bit was absolutely brilliant. I don’t know if you’ve ever seen Schmigadoon, but if you have, it makes that bit even funnier.

[@KelseyWolf]

😂that’s what I’m saying!

[@gracl5050]

Shit has me cracking up at work

[@lucy8265]

I was drifting off watching the video and jolted awake when I heard the tune, it caught me so off-guard lol. Schmigadoon was brilliant.

[@Juju3947]

Man i love james 😭😭

[@davidci]

"She waterboards the baby for more info" is funny as hell, but is no one gonna talk about "She brings it into a panel of scent experts and Salamancas"? RIP Mark Margolis and Ray Liotta

[@adamseeker2956]

Mark will always be Antonio Nappa to me. He had all the tits in Oz.

[@monty5064]

"she waterboards the baby for more info".. that's so fu*ked up. 🤣🤣🤣

[@SilkyLew]

The amount of savagery that would take 😂😂

[@unseen289]

absolutely killed me lol

[@horrorchainsawthe13th]

That got me dying laughing then I had to remind myself to chill

[@Earlierfour]

​​@@unseen289so did the baby

[@bamban_garcia5562]

I want that in a shirt!

[@brigadier-tc8565]

About the hogs not attacking Hannibal, in the earlier scene with the brothers, you can hear that they're playing the sound of screaming as the hogs attack the mannequin, so Hannibal remains absolutely calm, and they instead go for the distressed henchman. It's one of my personal favourite details about the film, because Hannibal never screams or gets agitated, aside from maybe once in Silence. Verger expects him to be afraid and screaming, while instead, he just stays as calm as always.

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

Just by the scene where Hannibal grabs an unconcious Starling and the hogs pass through you get he doesnt show any sign of fear or desesperation like the henchmans from Verger

[@DarcyVH]

Brilliant nuanced take, have a KZbin medal 🏅

[@stephengrigg5988]

​@@DodoRibeiro-ts6poI don't know if you're implying they're jumping to conclusions, but it's stated in Silence that Hannibals heart rate stays steady under high stress situations, and he literally never blinks in the film. So there's that

[@sampexdxd4020]

he literally did blink in the film, but alr@@stephengrigg5988

[@davidethridge5748]

@@stephengrigg5988 he does blink though, multiple times

[@toastyeeter]

I like how recently James has changed the introduction to add "and show you how they're made" which shows how far the channel has come from just one for counting kills

[@demayrest858]

funny story, my brother is the one that introduced me this channel, he described it as: this guy counting the kills in horror movies. I said something along the lines of "why would I watch that I could count them myself" Not only was this not true at all in many movies I've seen dead meat cover, but also short changes how entertaining this series is lol

[@balabanasireti]

Calm down

[@DonRoccoRicardo]

"No Mason, no I much prefer you the way you are." One of the coldest lines in cinema.

[@UseZapCannon]

The Hannibal TV show really kicked Mason Verger up a notch by having a scene where he literally drinks orphan tears out of a martini glass. I can't stress enough that I'm not kidding

[@wojo44frompl]

Mason from novel is even more messed up...

[@MeredithHagan]

His death in the show is SO satisfying too.

[@Red88Rex]

That show was a work of art.

[@tunnelsnakesrule7541]

Mason Verger is Ray William Johnson in the Hannibal TV show?

[@SkyExplosion]

​@@tunnelsnakesrule7541What do you mean? He was played by Michael Pitt and Joe Anderson

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

RIP Ray Liotta. Many memorable performances he give us. Sad he passed away in the middle of his career resurgence

[@juddzimmermann328]

Watch Cocaine Bear.

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

@@juddzimmermann328 watched in theaters, i think it was fine, dumb fun. Ray's best performances lies in Goodfellas and Tommy Vercetti from GTA Vice City

[@saintniccage2818]

​@DodoRibeiro-ts6po sadly he hated that role, he got paid so little for something everyone kept thanking him for 😂

[@behelit1997]

​@saintniccage2818 it's a pretty good ass role tho

[@saintniccage2818]

@@behelit1997 my favourite gta man I'm praying the new gta has a classic vice city radio station with the best songs

[@Vaajraath]

Probably my favorite scene from the movie, which isn't discussed here, is during the dinner scene when Hannibal pays Clarice quite a high and heartfelt compliment. He asks what Clarice would gain from capturing him again. Would it get her back in the good graces of the FBI? Would they award her a medal? Would she frame it on her wall as a reminder of her courage and incorruptability? "All you would need for that, Clarice, is a mirror."

[@emiliatwomey575]

Litreally

[@rogue-taxidermy_griffin]

As someone who works with pigs and has felt them bite my shoes and clothes just out of curiosity, the idea of being eaten alive by them has recently become more terrifying. Honestly them "attacking" in the BTS looks more like how I've seen them they play with toys than anything. Which is still scary to think of in terms of a living being.

[@jonathanboam5409]

"She waterboards the baby for more info!" Howled with laughter at that. Neighbour in next apartment just asked me if everything is okay. Thanks James.

[@kenshinklips]

Crazy how it took about 10 years to get another film that is very recognizable in the horror genre.

[@Slaughtercount]

Ye

[@Silvermetal954]

Agreed it’s not because it needed one its just surprising from a money making business standpoint that it took ten years

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

Also crazy is Jodie Foster refused to return to the role of Clarice, not erasing the merit of Julianne Moore, she did her best in the movie.

[@KLUBDEAD]

I like it

[@SnuggieMaple]

Yep

[@imnotsure1331]

14:00 "Patsy takes his wife to see Sidney Prescott's latest play-" That was so random but works so well it's hilarious. 😂

[@Oncearanger88]

As if James, Chelsea and Zoran wasn’t already my favorite people the fact they threw in a Broadway musical number… icing on the cake for me guys

[@jtcreeps5586]

I think it’s morbidly beautiful how Hannibal perfectly blends elements of culture together with gore. The picturesque setting rich in history, depictions of elegant art, moving opera music and of course cooking compliment Hannibal’s sophisticated but batshit crazy nature really well, manipulating such elements to fit his dramatic and violent narratives. Mutilation and cannibalism aside it made me appreciate some of the finer things in life, highly underrated film.

[@kidsamsa]

If you like the cultured kills in this movie, I’d definitely recommend the show. It takes it to another level, with some of the craziest corpse effects ever.

[@Tw0Dots]

@@kidsamsai might check it out, wdym by corpse effect haha Like some cool gore or

[@kidsamsa]

@@Tw0Dots I mean that the kills themselves are usually pretty standard or cut away early, which is to be expected, its not a slasher or anything and it aired on NBC, but the displays the killers make out of the corpses are always absolutely wild. It's kind of like how Seven presents its kills if I could make a comparison.

[@Replicaate]

I'm a lover of art history and horror, so pretty much anything that puts significant artworks behind scenes of gore and violence is a win in my books!

[@Jay-pe4xy]

​@@Tw0DotsI'd also highly recommend the show- I started it thinking it was just another cop drama (without any knowledge there was a book in the first place), but i ended up watching all of it in 3 weeks lol. It's so good, and I'd definitely agree that the corpses are amazing looking

[@cormacthem8406]

The opera that Hannibal watches was based on ‘Dante’s Inferno’ and was scored by Hans Zimmer. It’s production was created specifically for the film as the epic poem is referenced through out the movie. The poem itself represents one of the strongest themes of the movie, betrayal (i.e. Hannibal by Inspector Pazzi, and Clarice by the FBI and Paul Krendler). It’s only on screen for mere minutes but this is just a small example of the level of effort put into the film. The story is a little misguided but damn even Ridley Scott’s confused movies are still beautiful to watch.

[@erin1912]

so cool!!

[@Boomken76]

" you could push him in and say it was me" one of the best lines from the film.

[@JamesNettum]

I really appreciate how James works his crew into his dialogue and sketches. There are too many people who act like their editors and writers are invisible. It's nice to see the opposite done here.

[@TheJpiscool]

1:07: When De Laurentiis said "When wumpopadie wigenay dootlebope." I felt that.

[@Peterincan]

😂 that got me

[@chumbucket3475]

He’s saying “when one pope die, we get a new pope” with a very heavy Italian accent

[@screambluemurder101]

I think this is my favourite ever KZbin comment

[@Peterincan]

@@chumbucket3475 Ahhhhhh

[@boogerbrains138]

​@@chumbucket3475thanks for letting the autistic know

[@davidethridge5748]

Hannibal is up there with Adolf in terms of names no one gives their babies.

That didn't stop Hannibal Buress from being given that name.

[@homelesshannah50]

And Damien

@@homelesshannah50 That didn't stop countless people from being given that name, seeing as it's a very common name and all.

[@greenmochi4408]

I always thought Adolf was a common name 🤔, maybe not in America of course but for example here in Mexico we got lots of Adolfo’s xd

[@davidethridge5748]

He sure does butcher comedy 😂

[@The.Gift.of.Blab.]

5:07 So I worked with the actor that plays officer bolton and was in the purge when i was a child and he was incredibly kind to me when i filmed a scene with him. I always think it’s hilarious seeing him play such terrible characters but in reality he was really kind when i met him around 13-14 years ago

[@complex2live]

Ok, that is wholesome

[@colinbaldwin313]

I love that Gary Oldman was so committed that he urged the makeup artists to hide his eyelids. In the novel, the lack of eyelids is one of Mason Verger's most memorable and disturbing attributes. More specifically (a detail that's regrettably absent from the film) Mason's single remaining eye has to wear a monocle with a tube attached that periodically mists the eye to keep it moist. The novel's Mason Verger is one truly awesome villain, and very hard to bring to the screen; it's easier to give such a character a formidable presence through Thomas Harris's lavish Gothic prose than it is through a visual medium, and I can't honestly say that the onscreen Mason Verger does the character justice. However, I appreciate how committed everyone was to doing so.

[@greatreturning3075]

Well Clarice, have the lambs stopped screaming?

[@TheBandit025Nova]

There weren’t no screaming of the lambs but there were screaming of the Hams

[@Amelia.sherburn]

👍🏽

[@RealKellinQuinn]

Sad he can’t do Hannibal (NBC) but I’m glad we get all of these movies finally! Also, if you haven’t watched the show version, please do! It’s so well made and beautifully acted by Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal and Hugh Dancy as Will Graham. Of course the rest of the cast is wonderful. Highly recommend

[@Stretch_usual74]

Where is it streaming?

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

One of the best tv shows ever. Plus we get a live version of Margot Verger played by the beautiful scream queen Katharine Isabelle. She's also one of the best characters in that series

[@RealKellinQuinn]

@@Stretch_usual74 it’s on Amazon Prime and has three seasons. Got canceled for a fourth. The third ends perfectly though so it does not feel unfinished.

[@frost_bite42]

Speaking of Hannibal's story line. Let's throw a spotlight on Michael Pitt as mason verger. Who plays the character with sadistic glee

[@saintniccage2818]

It was beyond art

[@TheFilmsKaper]

i thought i was having a stroke at 12:00

[@Lopez03Eduardo.]

Some fun facts 1. In the novel's ending Clarice Starling joins Dr. Hannibal Lecter in dining on Paul Krendler's brain and accepts his desire for them to become lovers. The novel also reveals that Lithuanian Hannibal's cannibalism stems from his childhood trauma of seeing his sister murdered and eaten by starving Nazis. Producer and director Sir Ridley Scott admitted that he didn't like the psychological explanation of Hannibal's actions and rejected it from the script. Hannibal's childhood experiences became the basis for Hannibal Rising (2007). 2. The idea of eating a living person's brain as punishment is a reference to Dante Alighieri's Inferno where Count Ugolino does this to Archbishop Ruggieri in Hell. This makes sense because Dr. Hannibal Lecter is depicted as a Dante Alighieri expert in this movie. 3. In the book Mason Verger died when his sister shoved a moray eel down his throat and it latched onto his tongue and he drowns in his own blood. As this ending was considered radically violent the character of Verger's sister was written out of the final screenplay and Verger's death altered to take place in the wild boar scene. The moray eel however does make a brief appearance in a scene between Verger and Clarice. 4. Sir Anthony Hopkins was asked in an interview on the subject of whether or not he believed the idea of Clarice Starling and Dr. Hannibal Lecter heading off into the sunset as lovers (as happens in the book). "Yes I did other people found that preposterous I suppose there's a moral issue there I think it would have been a very interesting thing though I think it would have been very interesting had she gone off because I suspected that there was that romance attachment there that obsession with her. I guessed that a long time ago at the last phone call to Clarice at the end of The Silence of the Lambs (1991) she said, 'Dr. Lecter, Dr. Lecter'" 5. This movie's ending differs drastically from the novel in the book when Dr. Hannibal Lecter cooks Krendler's brain it is him and Clarice who eat it consuming most of it. After that she and Lecter have sex and both run off. The novel ends three years later when Barney (the orderly) finds Lecter and Clarice living together in Buenos Aires, Argentina under false identities and quickly escaping. Such a drastic change might be explained by the fact writer Thomas Harris was quite reluctant to write another Hannibal book and was heavily pressured by producer Dino De Laurentiis to do so. 6. Dr. Hannibal Lecter's self-sourced Dean & Deluca lunch box on the aircraft at the end of the movie contains apart from delicately-fried brain Beluga Caviar figs and a bottle of 1996 Grand Vin de Château Phélan Ségur Saint-Estèphe. The upscale grocery store Dean & DeLuca filed for bankruptcy in 2020. 7. In 2013 there was a news story from Italy where a gangster fed his rival alive to pigs. Many media stories compared it to the scene in this movie. 8. The scene in which Hannibal intentionally severs his hand is a possible reference to the William Shakespeare play Titus Andronicus who voluntarily has his hand chopped off to save his son (he character subsequently kills two men and bakes them in a pie) Anthony Hopkins played Titus in a film adaption. 9. When Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Sir Anthony Hopkins) is seen in his study playing the piano on the desk to the right of the frame a book can be seen open displaying the painting of the Red Dragon. 10. Julianne Moore is afraid of cows. She said her scene with cows scared her more than anything else in the movie. 11. In a 2016 interview for The Wrap Anthony Hopkins stated that he regretted returning to his role as Dr. Hannibal Lecter for this movie and Red Dragon (2002) believing that he should have limited his performance of the character to The Silence of the Lambs (1991) which he called "a good film". In the same interview he also said that he will never play Hannibal Lecter again. 12. Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Sir Anthony Hopkins) asks Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi (Giancarlo Giannini) about being demoted from the Il Mostro case. Il Mostro was a serial killer about whom Hannibal gives clues to Inspector Pazzi. This was a subplot that was filmed but never used as it was thought to be too complicated. In actual fact Il Mostro di Firenze (the monster of Florence) was a serial killer in Florence in the 1960's-1980's. Thomas Harris was in Florence during a court case concerning the matter and that's where he got the inspiration for Hannibal Lecter and also where he met Niccolo Capponi whose ancestral home is featured when Lector is in Florence under the guise of Dr. Fell. 13. When Gary Oldman showed up on set as his character Mason Verger all of the cast outside of Anthony Hopkins and a majority of the crew had no idea who the actor in the elaborate makeup was some were convinced it was Jared Leto due to his resemblance to Verger. 14. Originally a teaser poster released in the U.K. had a picture of Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Sir Anthony Hopkins) with a "skin mask" covering the right side of his face à la the infamous escape scene in The Silence of the Lambs (1991). The poster was quickly pulled from advertisement as it was seen as being "too shocking and disturbing" for the public. 15. John Malkovich and Tim Roth were considered for Dr. Hannibal Lecter as Sir Anthony Hopkins was initially hesitant to commit to this movie when Jodie Foster and Jonathan Demme dropped out. 16. Paul Krendler's (Ray Liotta's) lake house with the boat dock is the same house used in What About Bob? (1991). 17. Chronologically this is the final installment in the Hannibal Lecter series after Hannibal Rising (2007), Red Dragon (2002), and The Silence of the Lambs (1991). 18. When Jodie Foster declined to reprise the role of Clarice Starling, Julianne Moore beat Gillian Anderson, Jennifer Aniston, Christina Applegate, Drew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale, Cate Blanchett, Sandra Bullock, Jennifer Connelly, Kristin Davis, Cameron Diaz, Shannen Doherty, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Nicole Eggert, Calista Flockhart, Bridget Fonda, Teri Hatcher, Helen Hunt, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Lucy Liu, Heather Locklear, Alyssa Milano, Gwyneth Paltrow, Sarah Jessica Parker, Meg Ryan, Winona Ryder, Brooke Shields, Hilary Swank, and Denise Richards for the role. Anderson fell out of the running early on when it was discovered her contract to The X-Files (1993) prohibited her from playing another FBI agent. Davis and Parker turned down the part due to their contracts to Sex and the City (1998). Flockhart declined due to her contract to Ally McBeal (1997). 19. The novel the film is based on was originally called The Morbidity of the Soul but the publishers of author Thomas Harris's didn't like it. So it was changed to Hannibal instead. 20. In the movie Starling uses a standard issue Sig P226 and is later seen surrendering a Sig P228 and a Glock 26/27. She later uses John Bingham's gun an issue Glock 22. However in the book Starling uses her custom 1911 in the Drumgo shooting and later she has Bingham's custom 1911 and Safari Arms Enforcer 1911. 21. Surpassed Jaws 2 (1978) as the highest-grossing horror sequel and itself held the record for nearly 20 years until surpassed by It Chapter Two (2019). 22. Surpassed Rocky II (1979) as the highest-grossing sequel to a Best Picture Academy Award-winning film. 23. The phone number for the $3 million reward for Dr. Hannibal Lecter on the FBI website is listed as 1-212-555-0118. Once Inspector Rinaldo Pazzi calls this number he is referred to a lawyer in Geneva, Switzerland whose number is 004123317 either the first or last digit is not heard. 24. After Jodie Foster departed from the role of Clarice Starling the actress Alyssa Milano was heavily considered for the part but she declined because she was already commited to the TV series "Charmed".

[@coffeecrusader4863]

Damn that was great, I read all of those. Amazing work there.

[@Lopez03Eduardo.]

@@coffeecrusader4863 thanks appreciate it

[@DTyrannosaurus]

The story as I remember it from the time (I’m a Harris fan and had read these books and so excitedly pre-ordered “Hannibal,” which was a crushing disappointment) was Harris was done with the series/character(s) but deLaurentiis backed the money truck up and said “listen, we’ll film whatever you write.” So Harris thought “challenge accepted!” and intentionally added some elements like a consensual (?) love affair between Starling and Lecter as almost a dare for anyone to film it. The filmmakers changed that aspect (and…a lot of others) which to me is why this movie sticks out like an errant nail against the prior films. As James covers, obviously many of the people previously involved agreed and rightfully bowed out. I adore Hopkins and his take on Lecter. This is a…I can’t say horrible movie (and not even the worst of this series, thanks to “Rising”), but whatever it is I don’t blame Hopkins one bit for doing it. I never begrudge working actors for taking jobs. I always think of Michael Caine’s “Jaws 4” attitude: “people tell me it’s a bad film. I don’t know, I haven’t seen it. But I saw the house it bought for my mother and it’s lovely.”

[@thebeebz9511]

From Dusk Till Dawn: "We got snapping 😸. We got silk 😸, velvet 😸, naugahyde 😸. We even got horse 😸, dog 😸, chicken 😸. C'mon, you want 😸, come on in 😸 Lovers!" HANNIBAL: ... 🌽 😸?

[@jedd.0322]

Lmaoooo😂😂😂

[@NekoHibaCosplay]

Some trivia I love to add since it has been shot in my country: - Giancarlo Giannini also dubbed Jack Nicholson's Joker in 1989 Batman, and curiously enough is own son Adriano Giannini ended up dubbing Heath Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight 28 years later - I never realized how much Joe Anderson portrayal of Mason Verger in Hannibal's third season was modeled after Gary Oldman's one, they sound exactly the same - For the record, the case of the Monster of Florence was actually "solved" on a technical point, since a man named Pietro Pacciani was actually convicted for those murders, together with some of his "breakfast friends" who were accused of being his accomplices. The mystery surrounding the case revolves around the fact that Pacciani was a simple farmer, like many of the other accused, and it was very difficult to prove that such simple people were capable of carrying out these murders unnoticed for so long, so the trail the prosecutors followed used circumstantial evidence that they were actually contract killers for unknown and never proven reasons, from unknown patrons. Pacciani was eventually acquitted in the second trial for lack of proof beyond any reasonable doubt of evidences and released from prison (in Italy there are three grades of trials, he was convicted in the first and acquitted in the second) and died, apparently of natural causes, before the third trial could start.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

Reminds me of Zodiac I guess where they found the killer but then couldn’t prove it and they just naturally died so technically ‘unsolved’. But im curious also, was the only flaw in the case the fact they were farmers and simple people?? What was the situation about their alibis or their psychological status or did they admit to the crime?

[@NekoHibaCosplay]

​@@GuineaPigEveryday the flaw was actually that, they found evidence but nothing like a "smoking gun", Pacciani didn't had an alibi during the years the Mostro was active (or were active) and was accused on the basis of a profiling of the serial killer which fitted him, he was prone to violence, both domestic and towards others, he had already been imprisoned for the murder of a man with whom his girlfriend was cheating on him, he had connections to all the places where the murders had been committed and no more murders took place after he ended up in prison again for another unrelated crime (the rape of his two daughters), a rifle shell compatible with those used in the murders had been found in his garden, but the weapon was never found and objects supposedly belonging to the victims had been found in his house, but there was no way to prove they actually were. During the trial a poor job has been done by the prosecutor and Pacciani's defence managed to release him for lack of evidence, caused by very bad police work. For the other accomplices, two of them confessed some of the murders, not all of them, but both were notorious in the community for being not very bright, the last one was just accused because he was an associate of the other three but without any proof and was the only one to be acquitted right away.

[@faydreamsmystic4]

The "Thinking about cannibalism" line is so much funnier if you've read the books. 😂

[@aitch2d2]

I'd always assumed that the pigs are supposed to fear Hannibal as some sort of metaphor but then I realised you could always assume Hannibal was always aware of the piggy plan and it's more to do with the perfume/cologne he wears that deters them.

[@fantaguyreal]

Don't translate... भवतः हृदयस्य धड़कनं कतिपयेषु घण्टेषु स्थगयिष्यति, अस्य शापस्य मुक्तिं प्राप्तुं एकमात्रं मार्गं मम चैनलस्य सदस्यतां कुर्वन्तु……………

[@naplockblubba5369]

​@@fantaguyrealreported for misinformation

[@spooderderg4077]

Pretty sure it's just him not screaming.

[@Cale-mw7xe]

@@naplockblubba5369what did he say

[@tristanpelkey9109]

​@@Cale-mw7xe One of those stupid "X will happen in X time if you don't do X thing" posts

[@gutz1981]

Its not fully confirmed if Hannibal chopped off his whole hand, some have pointed out he could have only chopped off his thump and could have gotten out of the cuffs that way as well.

[@moshymosh]

I also believe this theory. That, or he could've gotten out of his cuffs with one of the prongs of a fork. He's the same guy who uncuffed himself with a pen behind his back in around 30 seconds. I find it hard to believe there was no other way for him to escape that time. If he cut his thumb off, I'd like to think he's also capable enough to sow it back on again.

[@Eclectic_City]

"and nobody beats the rizz" is amazing!!! 😂 I'm getting that in my soundboard ASAP

[@jay2thaudy]

14:29 Hannibal "Lecture" was right there!

[@mimikyutubesaltaccount4875]

There’s still two more movies to go, he might take that opportunity in one of them

[@friartuck103]

Gary Oldmans makeup was amazing. It's crazy that he wanted to go uncredited...

[@pond0479]

It's more crazy to me that he didn't want to get more pay considering how long the makeup process was, and also the fact that he could have donated some of it to charity if he didn't want that much payment.

[@Vogalos]

He probably wanted the role that badly, no clue though I ain't an actor

[@brianlaclair5272]

When your that good of an actor the credit will come anyway!!!

[@dawsonduke3333]

I think the Hannibal series is turning into one of my favorite kill count series

[@thedraftingax5963]

Same here

[@jamescallaghan9911]

14:15 James just barely holding it together there

[@d.pedroii2940]

22:00 I know nothing of these Hannibal novels, but to find out that was the end? Fucking ridiculous lmao

[@theclairewhy]

Funnily enough the TV show vaguely adapts that storyline but with Will Graham instead of Clarice. And it somehow works because you spend much more time with the two characters

[@brockbuster]

Love the Schmigadoon shoutout. I was so bummed when they announced they weren't doing a third season.

[@fantaguyreal]

Don't translate... भवतः हृदयस्य धड़कनं कतिपयेषु घण्टेषु स्थगयिष्यति, अस्य शापस्य मुक्तिं प्राप्तुं एकमात्रं मार्गं मम चैनलस्य सदस्यतां कुर्वन्तु……………

[@undefinedfreck2054]

​@@fantaguyrealnot worth the calories burned to bring you into existence.

[@darlinggypsum]

Here I was at 11:52 just minding my own business, when they bust out "corn puddin" and I think I'm going insane 😂❤ sometimes a reference can really endear someone to you. Excellent work, team! Wish we were friends 😅

[@wannabeellewoods8570]

It totally makes sense to me that James and Chelsea are Schmigadoon fans LOL

[@tsifirakiehl4250]

Yeah, I heard they even had all the songs for a third season written before it got cancelled. Maybe we’ll get lucky and it’ll get picked up, though. It happened with the Nimona movie.

[@jamesm3471]

If more of us were like Dr. Hannibal Lector, Dead Meat would probably get its own show on the Food Network.

[@grammernotzi]

🤨... 🤔... 😳

[@drewgoin8849]

Dino DeLaurentis' daughter Giada did.

[@Werewolf914]

"Then she water boards the baby for more information" this joke killed me I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard that caught me off guard 😂

[@Asian74467]

I agree with James. This was one of the funniest Kill Count bits. I just love watching the Dead Meat team having fun with each other

[@behelit1997]

RIP Ray Liotta, Earth was just one of his films.

[@samin.adeebsabet]

tommy vercetti gta vc

[@papazoulou9326]

I just love the way Verger says "Cordell ? Cordell ? CORDEEEEEELLLL"

[@lucasvail683]

One of the few advertisements I’ll actually sit through and not immediately skip. Love all the creativity you guys put into it!

[@michaellee8815]

15:00 the best part is when he’s like “ohhkiieee dookiieeee” and then wheels him off to his death lol

[@DrewIsARealBoy]

“No youtube video this week can outshine the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Trailer” James: Hold my kill count

[@somecanadiangirl1]

I know I KNOW we’re not covering the tv show but dear god Mason Vergers death in the tv show is so much more cursed (to me)

[@mimikyutubesaltaccount4875]

Maybe one day he’ll do it if it gets revived or smth idk

[@theclairewhy]

he got milked 😌

[@cjholden6205]

The IMO weirdest thing about the movie is that it's at one hand the classiest and most artsy of the series. I mean, nothing against the stylish 80sness of MANHUNTER, but from Ridley Scott's involvement to the beautiful, hypnotic piano score, the movie basically screams at us in every second: "THIS ISN'T A CHEAP CASH-IN! THIS IS HORROR FOR THE SOPHISTICATED ARTHOUSE CROWD! THE OSCAR PEOPLE WILL LOVE IT AS MUCH AS THE LAST ONE!" That movie was an event and the studio treated it as such. But at the same time it also manages to be the most disgusting and pulpy one. I mean, we got man eating monster pigs and one dude eating his own brain. There are not many movies that feature stuff like and manage to be the main topic of feuilletons all over the world on release. It doesn't even try to win over critics with some cookie cutter "Humans are the real monsters!" message or being actually a thinly disguised drama about mental illness, like today's arthouse horror movies. It says: "Hey, this is a movie about a violent cannibal and some guy without face who wants to feed him to his pigs. But it's really classy!" Doesn't matter if you like it or not, you gotta admit that it's at least interesting and unique.

[@greyworld6242]

20:35 It might be disgusting but at least Hannibal still has class the way he eats. Also I’m gonna be honest that last scene with the kid eating the piece of brain always made me feel a bit hungry, sorry not sorry. lol

[@VickyScreams]

"I'll always love her thanks to Lost World and Boogie Nights". What about Psycho 98, James? WHAT ABOUT PSYCHO 98?!

[@casesoutherland4175]

I don't care if I'm in the minority on this, but I cannot stand Julianne Moore's acting. It's so cynical, smarmy, and politiciany that it makes me cringe every time she's on screen.

[@SpongeBobbin34]

@@casesoutherland4175boooo 🗣️

[@SpongeBobbin34]

boogie nights mentioned ⁉️

[@Doctor4077]

If you’re wondering why the flesh eating pigs didn’t go after Lecter, it’s supposedly because he felt no fear towards them and apparently that made them not see him as prey (though it’s debated whether it was because that unnerved them or genuinely scared them).

[@moshymosh]

No, it's literally just Hannibal not screaming because the pigs were trained to attack when they hear screams as seen multiple fucking times in the movie.

[@PlatyNews]

"she waterboards the baby for more info" this was so sudden that was probably the biggest laugh i ever did in a killcount

[@mx.horrorwood5003]

14:41 the Assassin's Creed fan in me was pointing at my screen right here so it made my heart happy to see James acknowledge his role in AC2 the second after 👌👌👌

[@TheBandit025Nova]

I was like That’s right we are the ones who lynch him

[@connormaxwell3501]

Zoran is becoming the antagonist of this channel, and I love it

[@lowcarbcomedy]

😈

[@thedraftingax5963]

Same 🤣

[@johnbones3455]

Wow, we really thought Ridley Scott was still going to save Alien after this movie.

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

The new movie by Fede Alvarez looks genuinely good, im happy ridley scott has given up possession (or at least was forced to), he is so bad at picking good script-writers, his movies look beautiful but the last decade or so he’s just had the worst screenwriters and seemingly doesn’t care anymore what the script is

[@casesoutherland4175]

Nope. Ever since James Cameron got his dirty little hands on it, it's been horrendous. (And yes. I absolutely hate Aliens) The Alien franchise is the single most unnecessary franchise to ever exist in cinema history.

[@ZombieRiotXD]

I can't get over how good these Kill Counts are getting! I love learning about the genre, and the jokes put in by the Dead Meet team

[@jackkennedy8060]

I think this might just be my favourite ‘To the numbers’ gag The way James just casually removes his hat and shows he’s missing half his cranium… absolutely brilliant 😂

[@Shuten_Wukong]

When Zoran put the shaver to his face I literally yelled, "Noooooo......"😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lowcarbcomedy]

It’s okay. The dadstache is safe.

[@gutz1981]

I remember seeing this in Greece when it first came out in the cinema and the "brain scene" was more graph!c and went on just a little longer. Was one the hardest things I had ever seen in a film to watch, but was amazed that that scene was trimmed down for home release and never seen it in its entirety since.

[@LastNameBravo23]

11:52 is the most random Dead Meat segment I've ever seen and I love it 😂💀💀💀

[@gnarkiller]

I saw this in the theater on opening weekend with a group of friends. The first time Mason Verger was shown on screen fully someone in the crowd yelled out "Ni**a look like a rotten peach!" 2 decades later it's still etched into my mind

[@frmitch1]

Watching James’ first Friday the 13th Kill Count the other day was crazy. Still super fun to watch and I’ve been watching since those early days, but it’s just wild to see how much he and his videos have evolved. Loved it then, still love it now!

[@joechill6327]

I didn't expect the musical number, much appreciated.

[@Sharpe1502]

The Schmigadoon bit was so good! 😂

[@emilyvanderlaan7699]

Whoever wrote the script for this kill count deserves a raise! Got me laughing so much lol. Great episode James!

[@AJeebes]

I was not prepared for a Schmigadoon reference, well played

[@supersizesenpai]

14:09 I love that he almost burst out laughing at his own joke. 🤣🤣

[@declanalexander2100]

OMG The Schmigadoon reference absolutely killed me!!!! I adore that show and I love we got a corn pudding reference

[@filmfangirls9163]

This has to be my favorite Kill Count yet. The jokes, the musical number, the bts, all of it is amazing!!

[@mcfmcf4038]

Cannot wait for Hannibal Rising!!!!! RIP Gaspard Ulliel.

[@angelaholmes8888]

Yeah me too 😊

[@casesoutherland4175]

I would much rather sit through that mess of a movie than have to put up with Julianne Moore's acting for 2 hours and 16 minutes.

[@mcfmcf4038]

@@casesoutherland4175 lol

[@spatchmo6938]

@@casesoutherland4175 seriously? I think Julianne Moore is a fantastic actress and she did as well as anyone could have following Jodie Foster's performance. "Hannibal" has a lot of problems but I never considered Julianne to be one of them

[@GuineaPigEveryday]

@@casesoutherland4175really? What Julianne Moore movies have u seen cuz she’s a great actress she’s just also been in bad movies but then again so has Jodie Foster, whose career has been dormant for decades while Moore has been giving acclaimed performances. I think everyone knows the script and direction isn’t helping anyone

[@matwetton]

I always read it that pazzi does hasten the pickpockets death. Removing the pressure from the wound to speed his bleeding out

[@Lvit2BeaverTail]

I had no idea how much I needed a musical rendition of one of the wildest lines of these movies, but by golly, you’ve shown me the light.

[@sarahm9517]

The Corn Pudding reference at 11:59 was so unexpected but delightful! Love Zoran and Chelsea joining in. Schmigadoon is criminally underrated.

[@DJMattB241]

the gasp i gasped 😂

[@johnaustin209]

It was f***ing stupid. This channel has turned into a clusterf***.

[@Kirb0TheConsumer]

I like Hopkins Hannibal because he’s just so iconic

[@sherylsmallwood-valdivia5375]

The No Scrubs reference was so smooth it took me rewinding to make sure I heard it. Legend.

[@bgz703]

The OK GO - Seemed like a good idea at the time reference was top tier! Always love the deep cuts. Keep up the good work!

[@davidnguyen1846]

Thank you for referencing Schmigadoon; I needed that 😂

[@rollingmetal949]

I love that Fiona has the role of underling... That keeps the whole what ever operation from derailing. Fantastic job DeadMeat. James and team manage to make sponsored segments entertaining

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

We love you for your dedication Fiona. Hopefully one day you’ll host your own kill count like Zorran and Chelsea

[@Die4Gesichter]

"and she waterboards the baby for more info " goddamn James hahahaha

[@hashtagslim]

Garry Oldman is deff one of my fav actors he’s brilliant on screen in everything he’s in

[@DomDepamphilis]

I just realize Zoran has a mustache

[@zwowens5741]

It's amazing that the same week I found out about Schmigadoon, there's a reference to it in a Kill Count. Great work as always James and the Dead Meat team!

[@Amber417]

18:21 I always thought the boars didn’t attack Hannibal because he stood up tall above them, versus the henchmen who were vulnerable on the ground at their level. Every predator’s natural instinct is to go straight for the easier meal rather than something bigger that could potentially fight back. That’s why animals try to make themselves look bigger when threatened, and Hannibal, being a predator himself, knows that.

[@philipmohlin3887]

says who

[@Amber417]

@@philipmohlin3887what do you mean says who?

[@katsfairytale]

I always figured it was because there wasn't any blood smell on him but idk

[@philipmohlin3887]

who told you that @@Amber417

[@bennybenjben9594]

I agree. Surprised nobody else mentions this as it seems the most obvious reason.

[@DeepEye1994]

13:03 Giancarlo has also dubbed Jack Nicholson a few but VERY iconic times, as Jack Torrance and The Joker. Roberto Gammino has dubbed Nicholson more times, but to me Giancarlo Giannini is the perfect italian dub voice for Nicholson and Im so happy he got to dub him in his final role in The Departed

[@hitch-man]

The bit at the end of where to watch them and when the next kill count is coming out is so helpful thankyou

[@ethangarrett7840]

Just recently watched all four of the Hannibal movies because of your man hunter count and I was not disappointed, thank you James !

[@mimikyutubesaltaccount4875]

Hannibal Rising exists

[@moshymosh]

How was hannibal rising?

[@packnetadaija]

Random thought but I like the new into to the kill count where you say “and show you how they were made”

[@DoctorCVC]

How did this movie not end on the line “…keep an open mind.” When hannibal fed the kid human brain. It was RIGHT THERE!

[@emilycucci2226]

Totally wasn't expecting the Schmigadoon reference at 11:54 but LOVED IT

[@pond0479]

This had a pretty insane supporing cast if you really think about it. Hector Salamanca as the main scent expert, Henry Hill as Clarice's superior, Rene Mathias from Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace as Inspector Pazzi, and Gary Oldman as Mason Verger.

[@kotozaki-p]

The corn p--sy bit was too funny oml

[@ricardoracz7894]

I love your videos and I am so happy DeadMeat also showcases how movies are made in such a great fashion. It’s honestly so great. Thank you so much!

[@JonesWalker-rf7re]

Although this Movie might not be as great as Silence i can still respect the ambition this movie had to try and do something a bit more curious with the story

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

I was 4 when I inadvertently turned on this film, and the first thing I saw was Messer Pazzi’s death scene

[@tsifirakiehl4250]

That must have been pretty traumatic!

[@p_nk7279]

How does a 4-year-old inadvertently turn on an R movie? Sheesh

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

@@p_nk7279 we had basic cable

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

@@tsifirakiehl4250 I didn’t know any better. Plus my bio dad’s girlfriend’s son let me watch him play cod

[@osmanyousif7849]

Looking back, I think most can agree that this movie should’ve been about Inspector Pazzi and Hannibal, considering how the movie dedicates a lot of time to them.

[@Luxsy_]

That bit on 11:54 completely cracked me up xD! Amazing job as usual