Igor Was A Nightmare

[@BionicPIGtv]

I respect the majorities decision of loving this movie! I never watched this as a child so I had 0 nostalgia for this which made my review a bit more cynical. Hope you found some entertainment in it though! Thanks to Established Titles for sponsoring this video! Get 10% off on any purchase with code BIONICPIG. Go to establishedtitles.com/bionicpig and help support the channel!

[@dauntlesstark9850]

less cynical and more just shitting on it, tbh..

[@rhyshoiberg7959]

You should have had peta jones come in to “protect” the rabbit from killing itself

[@lenamorris3117]

Hey pig, look at my replies on my comment I think it might be a scammer using your pic. They replied to 3 other people too. Just want to make sure cause it seems fishy

[@miragedown]

I watch it as an adult but I found it funny cuz it was a cute idea but a dumb movie >< Its so stupid I love it.

[@yeetyredding7697]

Hey BionicPig I think a movie that'd be cool to see you review is this adult (like for adults not on a website kind of adult) cartoon called where the wind blows I think it's set in the 80s out in the British countryside and the two main characters. Are a husband and wife both very country loving and nostalgic. Reminding the bomb raids of the UK as happy times where they hid out and played and sees Stalin as a good person. They get sent pamphlets about what to do if a bomb drops by their local government and the main govt both giving terrible but contradancing advice he notices this but just accepts it as he is loyal to his country and govt and then the bomb drops I won't say anymore if you are interested but if you have heard of this I would love to see your opinion on it

[@Maribro4]

I’ve always found the suicidal immortal rabbit to be one of the most darkly humorous concepts ever

[@Raima_Is_Lovely]

100th like

[@sunnisideupplz3920]

Definitely watch Better Off Dead!

[@DamoMartin]

i myself laughed at that growing up lol

[@KennyHavoc]

Steve Buscemi

[@serbmgerb]

Y’ever watched deadpool?!

[@thejoeman0123]

I loved Igor as a kid so much. I rewatched it so many times

[@ThatSentinel]

Why

[@thejoeman0123]

@@ThatSentinel because I'm not as critical of movies as everyone seems to be

[@pupntreat]

@@ThatSentinel why does it matter 💀

[@Galaveria]

Same it has amazed my Little kid mind

[@tumultuousv]

@@ThatSentinel it's a good movie.

[@sydneeokiec]

I LOVED this movie as a kid i vividly remember my mom taking me to see it in theaters and us singing the pocket full of sunshine song on the drive home

[@ThatSentinel]

I‘m scared

[@sebastianjaeckel6876]

Dude I was so obsessed with this movie too

[@tumultuousv]

@@ThatSentinel touch grass

[@ThatSentinel]

@@tumultuousv thanks bro

[@yoshi_chuck05]

Wait, it was in theaters!?

[@maryy.angell]

this man has a talent to remind me of my favorite childhood movies that I completely forgotten about. This movie has a special place in my heart but mainly it introduced me to “pennies from heaven” with then introduced me to frank Sinatra which then introduced me to jazz music and the rest is history ♥️♥️

[@shutterzero]

oh the SOUNDTRACK to this film is astounding. it’s perfect

[@believeinmatter]

Seriously! I just said something similar

[@GabbaaGhoul]

yes!! this soundtrack was bombb❤😂

[@kazuhaluvscara]

FRR

[@squilliamfancysoniii]

I could be wrong, but this movie's soundtrack could have also sprouted my love for Jazz which led me to become the bass player I am today.

[@sharkanenoa5928]

This is a Masterpiece of Cinema you can't change my mind

[@ThatSentinel]

It‘s disgusting

[@sleepyfrog4265]

Is*

[@ezrasirman7414]

And this is when little Timothy lost his hope in humanity

[@haroldthaf]

truly Mass Produced Kino

[@Galaveria]

Same

[@amaoretto]

this movie sits deep inside my brain and i remember it every now and then when i hear the "i can see clearly now the rain is gone" song

[@Angelically_Morbid]

SAME!

[@rixdix8232]

Agree! I always go back to that ending scene.

[@kordeliiius9821]

This is one of those rare films that’s a mess in almost every way but the characters on their own are nice to look at. A lot of the designs remind me of Psychonauts, in a good way

[@nijilovesmusic]

Dude you’re so right. I thought the style looked familiar, it looks just like Psychonauts

[@ZR_HR-fz2cg]

I was thinking the same thing omg

[@stephaniecourteoreille5972]

I was thinking this while watching the video, as I played Psychonaughts (2) 😭

[@x0electricspinel0x]

SAME. Especially with Jaqueline’s design

[@rosykindbunny1313]

Wait you're totally right! It does look like Psychonauts!

[@shutterzero]

this is unironically one of my favourite films ever and i’ve seen it so many times i can say the whole script along to it almost word for word. i can have it on in the background and not properly pay attention to it and still quote along to it. everything you’re saying is completely correct though.

[@logansymmes2193]

All this movie taught me, was how to spell the word 'Brain'

[@soelo592]

Man, I’m dead.💀

[@FallCastle]

I’m dead, man.

[@Leveronicus]

Man, im dead ☠️💀☠️☠️💀💀💀☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@soelo592]

@@FallCastle don’t forget the skeleton to make sure your really dead

[@cursed-cat9126]

Man, dead I'm

[@thefancybarbieharlequin]

“A rabbit who’s immortal but wishes he was dead” So basically Dr. Bright’s fursona

[@shadowcween7890]

A weird way to phrase it, but yeah?

[@landodjango8107]

Shame that Bright's author is a pedo

[@Martin-rh6bn]

Damn that is actually a great description of that 😅 Also great pfp btw, good to see other fans of that amazing series out there

[@shiori00]

Eww S.C.P. fan. Get outta here.

[@vincentcampbell8314]

Underrated comment-

[@Lord-zu7zk]

I loved this movie so much as a kid. I must of watched it at least 30 times

[@BokuGlack]

I was so obsessed I read the comic(yes,there was a comic) a lot when I was a kid

[@ThatSentinel]

I hate it

[@OwlKitto]

@@ThatSentinel okay

[@gambiling-lesbian5250]

me to i hade it in blue ray

[@Superwoohoo2000]

​@@ThatSentinel you could Mme ted on every comment that like this movie we get you don't like it

[@Swampy0525]

I actually saw this movie in theatres. I remember that I got so upset when Igor went ahead with turning the monster girl evil that I made my parents take me home right then without finishing the movie.

[@username-mk4qv]

I do like that they had the balls to actually make Eva pretty unsightly aside from her face. Usually in movies when there’s an “ugly” girl she’s like, above average AT WORST.

[@ashegrey3042]

i actually don’t think her face is ugly tho lmao

[@username-mk4qv]

@@ashegrey3042 Right, she’s unsightly ASIDE from her face. Her face is honestly gorgeous to me! But the rest of her is monstrous. Which is refreshing for movies with “ugly” female characters.

[@magical571]

@@ashegrey3042 that0s exactly what op said, that her face looks good, but her body is unsightly

[@artloveranimation]

I remember this movie, unfortunately, and every time I hear the song "I can see clearly now the rain is gone" my stupid brain always remembers that ending scene with the blind orphans

[@cauzie8281]

I forgot about that oh noooo

[@l0sts0ul89]

@@cauzie8281 Lmaoooo

[@claycat9441]

Same lmao

[@KingOfGaymes]

That just proves it’s iconic

[@Rainjojo]

💀💀

[@kiwiskillerlooks2130]

When my daughter was younger she LOVED this movie. The suicidal rabbit and the blind orphans were 100% the highlights. I remember the first time seeing the "I can see clearly now" scene and cackling loudly! If you watch it, there's one kid facing the wrong way and wandering away 🤣

[@dovahkiin6488]

Scamper was and always will be my favorite character in Igor. Just love his character, never fails to amuse me 😆

[@joaquinkakeewaykenny3275]

"Everyone found out the king was actually trolling everyone" I died at that part 💀

[@MyDadJustLeftMeXD]

He died at that part 💀

[@1_2stepisbanned]

He passed away when that part happened 💀

[@MyDadJustLeftMeXD]

@@1_2stepisbanned his brain turned off when this particular action occurred 💀

[@KingOfGaymes]

His heart ceased function when that particular time in the video played 💀

[@fionna_cool_girl]

I always loved this movie. The one thing I really wish we could've gotten was Eva's voice actress singing "Tomorrow" she had such good vocals that it's sad there's no full version of her singing the song

[@bernadet4000]

The blind orphan jokes shaped my humour to what it is now. I absolutely love this movie, I quote it all the time

[@armadildo6468]

"Shes KILLING BLIND ORPHANS! its good shes doing evil but,BLIND ORPHANS"

[@shilohwhiloh9636]

Honestly I still like this movie. It's not perfect but I will fully admit to having nostalgia glasses on, because I watched this when I was younger and loved it.

[@limonx6778]

I watched this movie everyday when i was a kid, im glad people found out abt it

[@ThatSentinel]

I hate it. Don’t likey

[@iknowwhatyouare102]

@@ThatSentinel Why are you commenting under every comment? We get it lmao

[@tumultuousv]

@@ThatSentinel ok

[@ThatSentinel]

@@iknowwhatyouare102 i just went on a rampage ngl

[@KingOfGaymes]

Same bruh I loved it

[@Angelically_Morbid]

This movie used to make me uncomfortable but I was still addicted to watching it over and over.

[@sadderthanyou]

Maybe it’s just the nostalgia, but I LOVE this movie, even now

[@ReanimationLabs2000-et9ve]

Me too, it’s a guilty pleasure

[@mfingmal]

this movie was one that occasionally pops into my brain every year

[@k.creates4580]

Same

[@CaleU011]

Schadenfreude actually translates to the receiving pleasure from someone else's pain or misfortune. Guess the scientist must have been a self insert of the creator and he's getting off on the audience watching the film

[@KingOfGaymes]

If anything this is the man’s best film

[@WillieManga]

Joke's on him cause I actually don't hate this movie. I don't even know why it's so hated; like, yeah, the movie isn't subtle, but it's not awful, I don't think.

[@sad_boi_sushi427]

Honestly the brainwash pun joke is comedic genius and you cannot convince me otherwise

[@vetortheplaguewerewolf]

Despite its flaws. I still enjoy watching this movie even as a adult.

[@pantsarewise1566]

Fun fact: the original hunchback “Igor” from Frankenstein was named “Fritz.” Igor didn’t come until one of the sequel movies, where Bela Legosi (1931 Dracula) plays Ygor, another hunchback who controls Frankenstein’s monster with some special flute

[@frogleader3825]

Igor was one of my favorite movies as a kid, I’m glad its getting more recognition lately

[@medo5417]

I watched this film waaaay too many times as a child. I was easily entertained

[@moonwalker8391]

I enjoyed this movie a bunch when i was younger and a still do! Still holds up well, i also like the design of the characters as well as the animation

[@kellsr2244]

My youngest son and I watched Igor several times a week! I always enjoyed it and he loved it! To this day if I sing "pennies from heaven" he quotes the movie "I made him immortal which is a hassle for him since he doesn't want to live. I also made him talk which is a hassle for me since he never shuts up!"

[@believeinmatter]

Woah the nostalgia, I loved this movie as a kid and haven’t thought about it in so long. Kind loved this movie 😂 John Cusack is one of my favourites to this day

[@ivyw5862]

Igor is such an underrated gem.

[@jaymieberry]

I liked this movie a lot when it came out and I saw it in theaters. We still have the DVD somewhere. Looking back, I like the concept of it and it had a nice view on the whole Igor concept

[@snbsixteen6stars201]

I loved this movie Its honestly the closest to being a psychonauts movie to be Its not so much about discrimination as it is about being stuck in a class system That tells you to step on people to get ahead in life

[@rosykindbunny1313]

Psychonauts movie but Sheegor is the protagonist?

[@jolynn89]

So glad to come to the comments and see I wasn’t alone enjoying this movie 😂

[@cattiston374]

For reals bro I’m having a “ If the whole world is against Igor, then I’m against the World” 😂 Like no matter how logically he criticizes the movie, I still love it. Sure it’s not a grandiose movie but, it doesn’t have to, movies can be just mid and that’s fine :3

[@syd1541]

I watched this movie so much when I was little that there are just some songs that I will always associate with this movie. Can't listen to Pocketful of Sunshine without going "ah, the blind orphans"

[@ThatGuy0281]

This movie felt like a fever dream when I watched it as a kid

[@cla_6]

Pig slowly losing his sanity while reviewing this made my day

[@WillieManga]

Scamper is pretty much Jax from The Amazing Digital Circus, but replace the comedic sadism with comedic nihilism. My favorite joke is when he's looking for a good postcard, complains that they're so convoluted when it comes to killing people these days, then comes across a Mother's Day card, and then BOOM, HEADSHOT! He then regens and compliments the card for being as on the nose as this movie's message. The implication that there's a card that kills your mom is fucked up on its own, but him admiring it is somehow fucking hilarious. I think every scene with Scamper is so funny

[@austinclark964]

Man, Igor was one of my childhood movies!

[@decaying_dante]

one thing that's really interesting is that in the frsnkenstein novel, the creature meets a blind man, who's the first person to be kind to him. so the blind orphans thing had like, a meaning woahg

[@Gracyn1102]

This is one of those "keystone" movies for me. Like one that was so integral to my childhood, I can't imagine growing up without it.

[@wispy3171]

I vividly remember my mom saying loud enough for the entire theater to hear "this is NOT for kids!!1" most likely because of the suicidal rabbit

[@kobemarion1137]

I enjoy this movie. I saw it in theaters and still think it's underrated and overhated

[@fakeginger3333]

I work at a fast food place and whenever someone says their name is Brian, I always think of this movie

[@pinkyfruitasmr]

Glad to see I'm not the only one who loved this movie as a kid

[@elijahbadminton-capps387]

This was one of the few films I constantly watched when I was younger. So a lot of nostalgia for this film

[@Lucky_9705]

I remember seeing Igor playing in the background at an IKEA that I went to about 7 or 8 years ago. I had no fucking clue about what was going on. And that just speaks for how convoluted this film’s direction actually is.

[@Chan0art]

Now that I think about it, the artstyle in igor reminds me a lot of psychonauts

[@rosykindbunny1313]

I didn't really like Igor, but I think the Psychonauts artstyle kinda has me appreciating the movie more

[@anti-roxas850]

EFFING FINALLY!!!!! This was the one movie review I've been waiting for!!!!

[@ghostyosty1619]

I remember watching this film on commercial TV, I immediately changed it to Scooby Doo as soon as possible.

[@Xen_IV]

this is/was my childhood movie, idk if it was my love for dark/morbid media rearing it’s head early, but i adored it. also Scamper is still my favourite character, he’s very relatable. edit: o my god, i’ve never notice but the antagonist is literally just willy wonka if he was straight up evil

[@EspoirDuVide]

ALSO the "sun coming out" AND she's performing ANNIE

[@oliverwilson3624]

Louis Prima is still one of my go-to artists after watching this movie just about a thousand times throughout my life! I’m glad a lot of other people seem to enjoy this movie as much as I do :)

[@koimouse7170]

This is a movie I could not at all remember except for the scene with “pocket full of sunshine” in it

[@batdad34]

I went to see this in theaters at 16 and laughed so hard at the rabbit. Will always be a favorite.

[@jeremyblade7561]

"I don't know what they do with the recycled Egor's" Did you not notice all the stuff made out of Egor parts? The immortal rabbit uses an Egor bottle opener at one point. I nearly shat myself when I saw that.

[@Tores444]

This is definitely one those movies that I couldn't prove existed but would pop into my mind every so often

[@jakefoxx7978]

I don't know why but I was always fascinated by the Steve Buscemi rabbit character- pretty much the only reason I'd watch the movie now.

[@winchesterisms]

god i thought igor was a fever trip for YEARS.

[@darkartexorcist]

I’ve had the magnets for this movie that were from McDonald’s on the freezer for years but could never remember what is was from, I’m so glad KZbin recommended this to me. 15 years of mystery is finally solved

[@raccoonofamazingness1794]

Bro I loved this movie as a kid. I just found this on KZbin for free one day and decided to watch it. I watched it multiple times that day lol

[@millo7295]

I remember that rabbit I also remember understanding why he was doing what he was doing It's literally like blinking for that dude

[@honeysal]

I can’t overstate how many plastic pills I consumed as a child because of this movie, I thought I could shapeshift but I literally almost died 😭😭🤣

[@Sprungusbungus]

One thing i do love about the concept of this movie is a town of insane geniuses basically holding the world hostage by making a yearly showcase of things they have made and will unleash if they're not paid.

[@pjmlem1450]

I actually had this on DVD. We didn't watch it much, because my little sisters were scared of the movie (for some reason). It was like that for Coraline and The Nightmare Before Christmas, too. But when we did watch it, I really liked it.

[@scriptedfine2]

Igor was just one of those movies that my dad had bought because it was floating around supermarkets, completely oblivious to the fact that it was too wacky wild for a little kid

[@Lemonmatronics]

I used to watch this movie so much when I was younger It’s definitely a mess but it’s one I still remember fondly, I kinda like that a lot of it doesn’t even make sense. Idk why, it just feels more fun and less serious cause of that

[@ozzymandias62]

Code Lyokos is literally my child hood, I literally watched it on my crumbling kindle for YEARS I was obsessed. Amazing video, I’ve heard but never seen of the movie and listening to you talk about it is incredibly entertaining, thanks for the hard work!!!

[@uncertain_zee]

I loved the puns of taking metaphors and creating actual things or scenes around it 💀 also the cone boobs, like a lot of things in this movie, are a callback to old Hollywood! It's like a bullet bra! I also love all things vintage and classic movies, jazz and all that, so that's probably why I liked it so much as a kid lol

[@mayomuslim5855]

I always found that a great addition to this movie would be the igors interacting with each other and that Igor is just a general given insulting name to them. They have actual real names but only use them amongst themselves. It's that and a lot of elements that could've made this movie great and more so focus on the enslavement and harsh mistreatment to those that aren't born "normal"

[@praiseakpera7034]

I had this movie in dvd and I will defend its quality against any form of logic. I love it so much! Even though this video is understandable I’ll just continue to live in my bias

[@magistertome2930]

I swear this movie kickstarted the evil bone of my love for dark humour. I distinctly remember dry heave-laughing at those orphans in the end.

[@zigfaust]

I love this movie so much. Have a screencap of the movie as my banner since forever.

[@LiLac22281]

"It's better to be a good nobody than an evil somebody."

[@Speed_Zamaa]

Made me cry, 10/10

[@emojilegend7617]

Oh my God... I remember watching this movie when I was a kid! 😳 Ya know... As a fan of Tony Leondis's movies, this one was always seem to be a forgotten movie 🤔 But I'm so glad that you reminded me that Igor is a movie that still exists because it came out all the way back in 2008 😅

[@dalenpotato6617]

I love how when pig found out the whole point of Established Titles his entire view on it switched immediately

[@HollandCrafthart]

Igor only taught me I have a thing for weirdly built giant women who could easily kill me

[@bobtheball5384]

Felt that

[@HollandCrafthart]

Speaking of: Weirdly built giant women who could easily kill me but are too polite and Smol please hmu

[@ScotteiCovers]

I saw this in theaters as a kid. Only thing I remember was pocket full of sunshine.

[@sophiahurtado619]

This video just reminded me from the deepest memory that I saw in theaters when it came out. I was 8 so at the time, I thought it was great...opinions change when your older.

[@KingOfGaymes]

“Surprisingly, at an inch tall, You still have the biggest mouth in Malaria” - Dr. Schraudenfraud I loved this movie as a kid, I saw it when it was in theaters, which is strange because it doesn’t feel like a theatre movie. It feels like a direct to dvd movie. But a really good one. It’s a mess I won’t deny it but it’s a beautiful mess. The characters are charming, even the villains, and it’s honestly hilarious at times. Like Schraudenfraud has some of the funniest lines. And the whole concept of Scamper constantly offing himself is great dark humor to me. Igor and Eva are really cute too.. Eva being so into acting is so contagious and her performance of Tomorrow is honestly my favorite version.. 😭

[@isabelaaguilar1099]

I always saw this movie in the movie store and I always had a little bit of a desire to watch but felt to embarrassed to actual rent it so I never watched it and here we are

[@eventspredetermined]

I remember absolutely loving this movie as a kid and I have no idea why

[@saygoodbye-sfm]

This film was one of those things that I always remembered as being that weird film that no one talks about and barely anyone remembers, along with things like osmosis Jones, we're back a dinosaur story, etc. I mainly remembered this film for Eva's design it's honestly one of my favourite "frankenstein" the wild proportions of the artstyle and the small arm was so cool to me. Even if the face is a little too normal and pretty, I would've had a split on her face, one side is the same as the one in the film but then a more deformed face, maybe have the camera focus on the "ugly" side when she is her normal self which is good like the deformed igor and then the pretty side when she's evil like the villians. just to shack things up from the typical evil is ugly, good is pretty mentality in media.

[@daeganish7304]

I literally never hear about osmosis Jones, that was a classic^^

[@alexpaulk2819]

I never saw this as a kid, but if I had, Schadenfreude would have absolutely been my “awakening.”

[@AkemiSakuya495]

This actually used to be my favorite movie growing up. I hadn't seen it nor thought about it in years and was rather surprised to see this on my recommended today, lol I think a secondary top reason why I loved this movie so much was because the style reminded me of Psychonauts, my favorite game for the longest time. ...suicidal rabbit was 3rd place in "Top 3 Reasons Why I Loved This Movie". What was 1st place? I forgot.

[@thesaviorofsouls5210]

Only now realised how much i love the parts where pig renacts a scene and is green screened following the character hes reenacting, you know what i mean.

[@adelcipher5617]

Let's be honest Doctor Doofenshmirtz did it better in 1 minute than this entire movie in it's entire runtime

[@ashisnotok7106]

I now wanna watch this movie again while high out of my mind, I feel like that would be the best experience

[@moptop1052]

"BRING ME BACK A TOY!" has been an inside joke between my Dad & I for years Edit: I completely forgot that "Is it coconutty? Is it coconutty enough?" is from this film too, & now I'm rolling 😂

[@weird6833]

The fact that this used to be my favorite movie as a kid

[@josephhurtado6931]

No shame or nun but this movie was low-key great , after a few more watches it's truly a Better movie than what we got today. Love the vids Mike G!

[@roochiee]

igor is one of those movies i owned on DVD and watched probably at least ten times but i couldn’t tell you a single plot point or name or anything from this movie before this video

[@Keish03]

Unlike most commenters on here, I did not watch this as a kid. I was in Uni when it came out....and I LOVED IT. I watched it so many times I drove my roommate crazy. Its a masterpiece and you cannot convince me otherwise 😅

[@leafmint7727]

I thought this was some bizarre fever dream I had when I was 7. I guess it did actually exist.

[@Notorious_G.O.O.S.E]

This just unlocked a nostalgic memory, remember loving this movie in theatres

[@flowerhead8134]

I literally loved this movie so much as a kid, but kind of forgot it existed. So I got a memory unlocked today