LOTR - The Fellowship of the Ring - Nazgul attack at Bree (Extended EditionHD)

[@paum9359]

That bartender hiding from the wraiths at 1:46...I always loved that little scene even though there is so much going on this was easily forgotten, it was just so perfectly acted.

[@MrBoomer407]

I never forgot that scene, it is fucking terrifying

[@MarkArandjus]

They just glide by too, CREEPY!

[@quents]

his skepticism at UNDERHILL and trying to remember GANDALF have got those little touches of great character acting too.

[@UmJammaLamma]

Just goes to show the attention to detail in every shot of this movie. Jackson made a deliberate choice to film those 5 seconds of footage that way, that's passion

[@Greendalewitch]

How did he know to hide? Did they warn him? Must be since they are in another room.

[@zackfisher6893]

The constant editing between the hobbits sleeping and the Nazgul stabbing empty beds in an opposite room creates such brilliant tension from a scene which shouldn't be that tense. These films are so well edited.

[@SubjectSigma24]

The Ring Wraiths are my favorite part of the LOTR movies because it's like a horror movie.

[@joaquincassagnetezcurra5875]

Plus, they all look like the Grim Repear.

[@namakudhani1]

They looked like dementor

[@erikkire1000]

@@namakudhani1 dementors look like ringwraiths. That way. Not the other, tho you could play the game of who is based on who back to the big bang and may beyond

[@Bauglir100]

Tolkien did a really good job of making his villains so terrifying. He should've considered writing a horror story before he died.

[@ndantona92]

@@namakudhani1 no, dementors look like the wraiths

[@anthonyvega-fujioka4464]

They were once men. Great kings of men. Then Sauron the Deceiver gave to them nine rings of power. Blinded by their greed, they took them without question. One by one falling into darkness. Now they are slaves to his will. They are the Nazgul. Ringwraiths, neither living or dead. At all times they feel the presence of the Ring. Drawn to the power of the One. They will never stop hunting you.

[@FSUSean2112]

wow amazing

[@mariebenjaminepanganiban2568]

Yes we know but that bring spoilers in the xhat whi havent read or watch the lord of the rings

[@shozanhanma2709]

@@mariebenjaminepanganiban2568 what about folks that might be hearing impaired? Or not good at English? There's nothing better than having it written down in case someone miss something

[@harleyb7880]

So sauron is credit one bank🤣 And the nazgul are people who took loans from him🤣

[@elkamalito9641]

In the books not all the kings they said three of the nine were lords of Numenore and also said in Tolkien it doesn’t show that the witch king the leader of the nine were a king I believe the witch king was a powerful Lord or a sorcerer the other ringwraiths are very unknown while one is known by name khamul the black easterling the second and greatest of the nine who would later lead the nine at the end of war of the ring after the 1 rings was destroyed the nine were destroyed it unknown what happened to them after they were killed it most likely they found freedom after the fall of Sauron.

[@MrBrown36706]

This is one of my favourite scenes in the trilogy. It’s just shot so well, the overhead shot of the Nazgûl pouring into the Prancing Pony, then the shot of the innkeeper cowering in fear as they continue to ethereally march in behind him, it all sets out exactly how we should feel about the Ringwraiths, pure DREAD.

[@thomasmuandersontheneousul4184]

This is beyond fucking dumb if they can sense the ring they know they are NOT there also why bother turning up the blanket Hobbits don't bleed?? Beyond stupid

[@Elrond_Hubbard_1]

@@thomasmuandersontheneousul4184 They can only sense it when it's being used. That's why when Frodo accidentally put it on when he fell over, the Nazgul instantly knew where he was at that moment and turned around to get him.

[@CripplingDuality]

Yeah Jackson putting his horror pedigree to good use

[@RobTheDoodler]

It’s absolutely brilliant. So much of this stuff was a huge inspiration to me.

[@reefrunnerart]

In my opinion, the Nazgûl always have the coolest shots, composition-wise. The wraith leaning over the roots looking for the hiding hobbits, the high angle shot of them walking into the inn, the hiding innkeeper with their blades passing behind him, the low-angle tracking shot tilting up to the Nazgûl presenting their swords in the room, then all the shots on Weathertop…they were just badASS

[@nikkilanger9556]

Thank you for detailing the excellent camera shots. I rewatched this because of your comment and appreciated the clip even more.👍

[@Grivian]

Aragorn: "Are you frightened?" Frodo: "Yes" Aragorn: "You should b....oh I expected you to say no. I mean, not nearly frightened enough"

[@rosaadve7793]

1:58 is an awesome scene. I love the way you still think they're sleeping and then Peter Jackson moves the camera and you see the four Nazgul lined up. Jackson played it really well with the complete silence; it gives the scene a much creepier vibe.

[@LeadBellyLuffy]

To this day, I still have an irrational fear of getting stabbed in my stomach as I sleep because of this exact scene.

[@FSUSean2112]

ikr its good that im not the only one

[@FriendlyCroock]

It's what scary films do to your mind.

[@frost.0707]

It's okay, they are only after pillows.

[@TF2Scout..]

@@frost.0707 *GETS stabbed in head and trough pillow*

[@justhereforagoodtime88]

I wouldn't say that's irrational....I wouldn't wanna get stabbed in the tummy either

[@dylanbrassel]

The greatest film score ever. Thank you, Howard Shore.

[@BramRutgers89]

I would give anything to see the trilogy in the cinema with the live score!

[@nbrown4356]

0:13 “You cannot hide...I see you...there is no life in the void...only...death.” - Sauron

[@ONIscrooge]

Odd to say that, since Morgoth is in the Timeless Void...

[@Tadashi2]

@@ONIscroogeMaybe that's the whole point? Basically, if you think Sauron or anything or anyone else in the world is bad, then what waits in the Void is so much worse.

[@Intrepid_Crusader1096]

So creepy at 1:50, how they just float past Barliman Butterbur.

[@ffaffi-ra4]

Only presence of Nazgul will creep average dweller of Middlearth, so dweller can't resist. They could charm out to stones whole Bree, but this would be an overkill with a risk of opening a second front and not finding *PRECIOUS*, that Sauron, without One Ring, wouldn't like.

[@vest8601]

Now movies shy away from leaning into a more horror-esque feel, but this movie really had all the hallmarks of cinema from comedy to drama to horror to action. Tolkien was perfect source material.

[@rgerber]

2:42 love how Frodo slides into frame. Such a effective effect

[@weeger3930]

3:23-3:39 unbelievable cinematography

[@biggeek2256]

The Nazgûl always fascinated and scared the piss off of me when I was a kid and they still do, that’s how much of a power they have

[@michellebeatty7619]

I know. Me too.

[@alldayubum]

Something about going to a bar during a really bad storm just drinking and eating with friends next to a fire just seems so relaxing too me

[@SohailAmin]

In a lonely town on a edge of a forest which holds unsaid darkness. We have to spend the night in the Inn. Its snowing outside and the forest outside can be seen from the windows. A dark mist has covered the woods. But the quaint town is guarded by good men, although few in number. It should keep the darkness out while we try to catch our sleep.

[@theflashgordon193]

Even after all this years those movie are still nearly perfect

[@jeckjeck3119]

2:39 ''A fluffed pillow? IMPOSSIBLE!''

[@worstresponder]

1:33 That guy got squashed flat! Like a pancake!

[@mahmudii2081]

Sorry that was my bad.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

He wouldn't survive under the weight of 9 horses and that door.

[@jamlym4974]

I’m building a human shaped hole in the ground in case this happens to me.

[@filtermydeftonez3227]

Lmfao 😂😆😂

[@jonsmitt9769]

1:32 that poor watchman has a split second of fear before the gate bursts off its frame and crushes him.

[@primerex6935]

1:42 that horse's growl. I always liked it. makes the scene more intense

[@MrCouchmen]

No Bree resident slept properly that night.

[@sheepisfortheweak6164]

Except for the doorkeeper they steamrolled

[@hexmaster23]

If I recall correctly I read somewhere that the Nazgûl were ordered to be subtle and not draw too much attention. Gotta love that subtlety kicking down a gate and storming a town with swords in hand why not bring the army next time might make less noise.

[@akeelbrown7675]

They were up until the point where they had an idea of where the ring was. Then sauron basically allowed them to be as subtle as they wanted to be.

[@drunksword3530]

In the books, they were pretty subtle most of the time. In the movies... *Shrieks for all of Bree to hear at one in the bloody morning* Not so much

[@zorrothefox2000]

@@drunksword3530 No kidding!

[@YourEmperorStef]

@@akeelbrown7675 Well, the town is noisy and having learn from spies from the Dunedain that the Ring was there, it makes sense why they just stormed in with so much noise. However, after they learned they got tricked, they quickly disappeared.

[@akeelbrown7675]

@@YourEmperorStef that was my point, they had no need to be quiet is what i was trying to say, you just said it better lol

[@edwinzuniga1987]

Give that bartender an Emmy or whatever its called! I felt his fear.

[@alexanderkazantzis8019]

I think you mean Oscar

[@Bauglir100]

Emmies are for TV, Oscars are for film.

[@SerAbiotico]

Give the bartender a Grammy

[@asb1089]

Best part is how the nazgul wait for the guard/gatekeeper to get up and come before they knock it down, just so they can trample him.

[@biggeek2256]

Have to make an entrance SOMEHOW

[@emmidjam2307]

So apparently Peter Jackson was not sure about Viggo’s/Aragorn’s performance in this scene (his first scene after replacing another actor) because ‘he was still trying to figure things out/seemed off’. I couldn’t disagree more. I love how you don’t know if you can trust this ‘strider’ right away, especially since there’s so much tension in the scenes before. He’s very intimidating but you soon find out he handled with good reason. And I even can excuse him being a little rough with Frodo because he endangered his and everybody else’s life in that tavern when he put on the ring, even if he didn’t mean to. Love the mystery surrounding him overall.

[@sophiiie2306]

The music is perfect😍😍😍😍😍

[@45Shameek]

I agree

[@poctordepper4269]

I watched this video from listening to the music

[@DorkJedi96]

That music at 1:30 😍

[@shaggyclitso472]

nazgul march theme

[@dropcake]

1:43 with the high pitched vocals is awesome!

[@muchwow5782]

I love their dead horses, reminds me of the skyrim horse, the one you get at the dark brotherhood

[@justinbury1945]

They are actually living horses stolen from rohan

[@ericmonaco4509]

You my Friend are Speaking of Shadowmere

[@joaquincassagnetezcurra5875]

@@justinbury1945 And taken to Minas Morgul.

[@YourEmperorStef]

Sauron had men that fell to his will or allied with him during the war of the ring. Those men bred actual living horses, and, as others have pointed out, they were sometimes stolen from Rohan (which is why they are so durable and quick, almost chasing down Arwen).

[@minihalkoja590]

Ah yes, Shadowmere. The melee level up machine.

[@ewu77]

You know I thought they traded rooms with 4 other random hobbits when i first saw this. That would of been so much darker.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

Indeed

[@darthveatay]

They inspire fear wherever they go and as a kid it scared the hell out of me i was terrified of the dark

[@45Shameek]

I love Nazgûls! They're my favorites in this movie..

[@-mj-3376]

Even though it takes a while for the climax to come around in The Fellowship of the Ring, I still like it the best out of all of them and I don't know why. But, hands down, I would definitely say that this movie is the best one since it got everything so perfectly (besides a few things here and there) and the other ones are really just about war and people fighting.

[@dannyflynn5681]

When Frodo first meets Aragorn they've basically snuck the Gildor conversation at the start with the two quick lines about Frodo not being 'nearly frightened enough' and that he can't wait for Gandalf any longer. The movies aren't perfect adaptations by any means, but they manage to sneak in quite alot of detail from unused sources

[@Natedawg38]

The way they just glide by the innkeeper like ghosts is sooooo creepy and well done

[@dmalak4509]

Anyone realize Sauron admits his fear in this scene when he confronts Frodo? He feared the Void so much, he literally tells a hobbit this. But Frodo wouldn’t understand this because his own fear of Sauron is so great, he can’t comprehend what Sauron said.

[@fala5764]

Well when morgoth is the only thing in the void it's kinda understandable

[@B501M]

thanks for posting/uploading this - its one of my fav scenes from the first film!!

[@ericmonaco2276]

Frodo:who are you Aragorn:are you frightened Frodo:...yes

[@NoFear1979]

The scene were they breach into the Tavern in perfect synchronized formation and stance is just brilliant. Such small details make great scenes along with the sheer terror in the tavern owners face. Just perfect!

[@Alishondra]

Loved these scenes!

[@blueshit199]

I never realized that you can hear bones cracking when the wraiths ride over the gateman

[@charliejamblin6216]

1:32that moment you turn up to someone’s party who don’t like you and doesn’t want you in

[@TF2Scout..]

😂😂😂😂

[@abcd34937]

I can't lie. Their screams of frustration in 2:39 is hysterical.

[@darksev.6468]

tHEY STILL SCARE ME.

[@strongforgodwarriors2224]

Those ring wraiths don’t play, they’ll bust a door down quick to get to that ring

[@burakakkas4745]

i love how badass those nazguls are

[@christopherburksjr.5012]

2:51 Frodo: What are they? Aragorn: They were once Men. Great kings of Men. Then Sauron the Deceiver gave to them nine rings of power. Blinded by their greed, they took them without question, one by one, falling into darkness. Now they are slave to his will. They are the Nazgul. Ringwraiths. Neither living nor dead. At all times, they fell the presence of the Ring, drawn to the power of the One. They will never stop hunting you.

[@mrsean44]

So how many people in the medival times would try to challenge the Nazgul if they stormed a city like that? do you think the guards would have the balls to fight them knowing only one thing they arent human?

[@GeneralKenobi75]

More likely they'd fall over terrified as these things come towards them. The very presence of a Nazgul freezes all but the blood of the strongest willed people. How do you think being near all nine would be?

[@AA-jp9cj]

@The God Emperor Himself Its weird because they were mighty Numenorean Kings so they would know how to fight

[@PontficateArtok]

Mighty warriors doesn't mean they can't be overwhelmed. Isildur's 200 Numenorean guards, all veterans of the war against Sauron and splendidly equipped, was eventually grounded down by orcs. The Nazgul as powerful as they are simply can't win if they were dogpiled by several hundred people at once. The thing that makes them hard to be taken down like that though is that they inspire such fear into men that nobody ever attempts it in the first place.

[@severalcakes3267]

@@AA-jp9cj They weren’t all Númenoreans. Khamûl was known as “the Black Easterling,” and the Númenorean colonies like Umbar and Pelargir were mostly in the southwest of Middle-Earth. The Witch-King was probably Númenorean when he was alive, though.

[@mariafefallaria5155]

Aragorn wearing a jacket like a nazgul awesome

[@odanneloconnor6814]

Nazguls are damn badass characters!!! 1:57

[@nythreefer]

so all the nazghul are lefties? 1:40

[@Kiaranerys]

nythreefer I get some more stone is

[@MarkArandjus]

Depends. Some are center-of-right, but a couple are pretty hard left for sure.

[@lappansommer546]

They're most sinister...

[@brian3444]

Lappan Sommer underrated comment

[@ShidaiTaino]

ULFBERHT he’s talking about handedness

[@hugothedog5258]

1:14 How did they know where Frodo was? Did they just ram through every single room with candels and chairs?

[@larry9228]

Hugo The Dog in the book, the Nazgûl were using spies from the North (the Dunédain) to tell them their location, and which room they were in. But in the movie, the wraiths were drawn to the rings presence, As Frodo revealed himself to them in the shadow realm. They’re not as drawn to the ring in the the books

[@InvaderTan1]

@@larry9228 I think he was talking about Sam Pippin and Merry

[@Bauglir100]

@@larry9228 They were not the Dunedain. The Dunedain are the Rangers (i.e. Aragorn/Strider). The spies they used were locals from Bree and ruffians that were coming up the Greenway.

[@dododecoco]

I think about this scene often. I've been thinking about it for 20 years 😅

[@goyhlandstar]

0:18 Lord Sauron Actor Sala Baker's Voice is so awesome.

[@rooneyrythm]

bro the way the whole squad just floats into the bedroom proper freaky

[@Hoopfan24bro]

When the riders Crept in and all you could see was their blade and long black fingers 🥶🥶🥶

[@dmj271095]

'You draw far too much attention to yourself, Mr Underhill'

[@internethistorytrash7464]

I just realize you can spot the Witchking because of his sword. lol.

[@TF2Scout..]

Wich sword does he have?

[@internethistorytrash7464]

@@TF2Scout.. at 2:05 the third one from right to left.

[@Sol_Badguy_GG]

I think we can say those guys have a real hatred for bed sheets.

[@dylanowzlerdevsk6941]

This is a what-if What if, the Nazgul stab the beds, then peel back the covers only to see they killed random people instead of the hobbits? It would make the story so much more brutal and shocking, seeing bloody corpses get thrown aside

[@bgbkjbkhjuzg1154]

that would make aragorn into a total psychopath, since it was him planning the entire thing with the empty beds.

[@sophiiie2306]

I love the music😍😍😍

[@GabyGeorge1996]

2:05 guys time for golf man we got a 6 am tee time. Wakey wakey eggs and bakey dudes

[@Heirr]

LOOOOOOOOL WHAT THE FUCK!?

[@GabyGeorge1996]

its a reference to rifftrax

[@Heirr]

Gaby George The longest response ever, gets one of the quickest... hilarious.

[@Alknix]

So, did the Nazgul just... leave? You'd think they'd put the entire town to the sword searching for the halflings, but apparently hiding in the house across the same street is totally enough to give them the slip. What even was that house? Just some dude's home? And he just let in a bunch of strangers who for some reason couldn't spend the night in the nearby inn?

[@larry9228]

Alknix in the book, it’s a different room in the inn, meant for men. Spies told the Nazgûl where they were staying, and which room. After announcing their entrance and making all the racket stabbing the beds, the Nazgûl thought the hobbits would overhear and run off. So they didn’t risk finding them, and if they did stay the entire town would have been alerted while they were still in town. Causing major havoc

[@YourEmperorStef]

The Nazgul aren't very powerful. They rely on fear and swiftness, so alerting the entire town of Bree, which is quite big, would result in them likely fighting of the only four Nazgul. And then again, the spies telling them the Hobbits were in that room they destroyed and then not finding the Hobbits, but just pillows, just made them think the Hobbits knew of the assault and probably left. So why turn the entire town upside down when you can clearly see you got tricked and whoever's you're chasing probably ran away, so why not try and chase them?

[@tomkestrel4694]

"The closer we are to danger, the farther we are from harm, it's the last thing he'll expect"

[@thecypher7607]

Because the nazgul where ordered by sauron to find the one ring and they focused only upon this task. When Frodo put on the one ring in the inn they became aware of his general location but not his immediate vicinity. Saurons spies told them which room the hobbits where in but unkownst to them, Aragorn had switched them to his room. When they found nothing but decoys they guessed that the hobbits had learned of their approach and fled and rather than putting the whole town to the sword looking for them they instead scoured the countryside since they where supposed to be somewhat discreet about the matter nor wanting to risk the hobbits slipping away during the chaos such an action would likely cause. They do not require food or sleep but the hobbits do. A fact the nazgul where well aware of. So they simply pulled back and waited, watching from afar until tracking their quarry to Amon zul. A place where Frodo would surely have met his end if not for Aragorn's timely rescue.

[@IISovereignII]

Pause this video at 2.05 and it will give you nightmares.

[@FSUSean2112]

no shit dude it scared me when i was younger when i saw and i get kinda scared when i see it now and im 28

[@GabyGeorge1996]

2:20 I SAID GET UP FOR GOLF DANG IT!

[@MrCouchmen]

1:32 - knock knock or open sesame?

[@Gguyrules]

found it funny how they just broke the door down XD

[@ffaffi-ra4]

Sauron, open up

[@filtermydeftonez3227]

Always found that part fucking hilarious 😂😆😂

[@manushab6676]

2:30 aragons look and bgm....lit👌👌👌💯

[@childeater7327]

When you and the boys hear some one roasting your squad

[@larry9228]

funny haha I just shit myself of my god

[@lorimartinez174]

What song is this so I can make it my ringtone 1:44

[@RpgBlasterRpg]

2:05 Still remember this scene i expected frodo and his friends to be actually sleeping in those beds near the nazgul

[@exelltori7328]

good it's not just me 😱🤣

[@MyDarkrai95]

I love this scene but I feel like the book makes the creep factor go up way more. In the original scenario, they all hid in the room together that night but the key difference was that nobody heard the wraiths even do anything. They woke up the next day and their room was torn to pieces, yet not even the innkeeper heard a sound despite not being able to sleep. That’s way more terrifying than this imo. Knowing something is coming for you, and can sneak up without you even noticing it’s there. They’re way more sneaky in the novel.

[@Sh0ckmaster]

Merry brings a candelabra to a sword fight at 1:15 xD

[@Настя-ъ8ф5с]

Don't forget Pippin. Man straight up brought a chair

[@exelltori7328]

@@Настя-ъ8ф5с hey if he cares that much abt frodo, I'm not gonna bother him 😂

[@cassgray9340]

Literally just had a (probably) fisher cat in my yard and it scared the sh** out of me bc it sounded like a Ring Wraith breathing in my ear

[@gladysbchor4068]

They are coming 😃😃😃😃😃😁

[@parkwoojin1875]

Them in that room with their swords is a scary image

[@danielplainview2584]

1:54 onwards is such clever film editing/misdirection

[@smokeybear5460]

1:31 fuck that would hurt!!

[@jakeplayzrandomstuff4738]

The music alone is perfect.

[@greyy357]

"You have a stout heart, little hobbit, but it will not save you." It saved middle-earth ngl

[@mcrash653]

Watching this after shadow of war (even though it’s not canon) has me happy bc I get to think one of these nazgul is talion

[@ricardotolbert1797]

Lol Idk about that one unless he’s the Shadowed One which is the other numenorian.

@@ricardotolbert1797 Well in the game Talion frees Isildur from his bond and takes his place.

[@jjs1300000]

The Ring Wraiths scared me as a child.

[@mtgAzim]

The idea of a bunch of Nazgul packed into a hotel room is kind of amusing for some reason.

[@thylascene1142]

@1:45 what each New Years Eve after 2020 feels like.

[@cal2904]

Guard: Gate: I'm about the end this guy's whole career

[@brandonslade2134]

In the book they are way more sinister. Only comming out at night and crawling on the ground like a snake.

[@phil_5430]

Yeah its kinda scary how the book describes them as shadows crawling around on all fours like Golom. But actually they did travel during the day in the book. For example when they met the first Nazgul or when they saw them from the weather peak. Also the Nazgul talked more with the locals making them kinda more human.

[@youronlycow]

Feel bad for the Nazgûl’s. They got tricked by Sauron and Aragorn. Deceived twice

[@derpynerdy6294]

1:28

[@oi6915]

Nice, they reference the 1978 film in this scene

[@violetscourge8793]

Medieval fantasy sleep paralysis demons.

[@jayb.8460]

They will never stop hunting you. Proceeds to only search one room in the town, when they know the ring is there.😂

[@lucledballin]

1:30 Is that.. Obi-wan ?

[@overdosisbringslife]

Luke! Where am I?

[@ericmonaco4509]

WHHAAAAAAA?

[@sk8tann]

lucled looks nothing like him besides the cloak.

[@NeithDollhouse]

The same scene with the nazgul stabbing the beds but in the animated version of the movie still haunts me to this day, I think it was scarier than even this 😱

[@jelenav3336]

This is my favourite part of the film honestly and kind of creepy !

[@krisnorge5830]

As much as I love this scene, it has one major flaw: the Nazgul are fooled by the pillows/Hobbits trick while at the same time Aragorn is giving exposition on them, specifying that at all times they feel the presence of the ring.

[@thomasmuandersontheneousul4184]

Jackson didn't care about the books frankly

[@cyberkoolshot]

The ring must worn, for it to be felt by the Ring Wraiths or draw the attention of the eye of Sauron. If it isn't worn, neither Sauron nor the Ring Wraiths can feel the presence of it.

[@smartalec2001]

They knew it was close; it *was* close, it was just across the road. The Nazgul seem to need to spend time figuring it out where it is exactly. Think of the Nazgul sniffing over the Hobbits as they hid on the side of the road; the Nazgul knew it was somewhere close, but it couldn't quite figure out where. They were on a quick raid into Bree, a smash and grab, they didn't have the time to sniff about and figure out where it was - presumably once they realised they'd been tricked in the Prancing Pony, they knew they'd lost their stealth advantage and had to book before the whole town raised against them. They went back to watching the roads instead.

[@HorrorGameFan]

The Nazgûl in the books were described to be drawn to dark rooms where their shadows can sneak. Aragorn had a fire and light going on so they were not keen to where he was. Their senses also were different whether it was bright, dark, or if the ring was recently worn.

[@BrianLyons315]

1:32 When I was a kid that gave me Pac Man 2: The New Adventures vibes.

[@mansiantimayannick701]

1: 45 poor guys after 10 year it's make me laugh too death ah ah !!!

[@doravee]

The Nazgul at the beginning was likely Khamul as he was the most sensitive to the ring, according to Unfinished Tales.

[@Elrond_Hubbard_1]

The Nazgul are terrifying for the same reason the T-1000 in Terminator 2 was terrifying. It's just this really powerful thing that's focused entirely on killing you and you can't reason with it or even talk to it.

Or technically even kill it, it'll just come back. Once you've earned one's ire your stuck dealing with it for the rest of your existence, maybe even beyond.