Manhunter (1986) KILL COUNT

[@DeadMeat]

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[@air03man]

I not fun of the "Hannibal film series" when I was little to be honest it just didn't suit me well to enjoy it so I'll sit this out while everybody else just get to the kills!

[@dragon8me2]

Still wanting you guys to cover the rest of Puppet master... I mean come on man.

[@maxpaschke2297]

Stranger Things Season 4 Kill Count and Halloween Ends Kill Count!

[@DBoyCorleone]

Any way to get a Club Dread kill count?

[@Joel-hj7jv]

​@@maxpaschke2297 Halloween kill but James it alr if U have more important thing to do we love your channel keep up the beautiful work❤

[@mikamonster]

“My heart bleeds for him as a child. Someone took a kid and manufactured a monster. At the same time, as an adult, he’s irredeemable.” is such a raw fucking line

[@bryanrisinger7428]

Raw fucking lines is a Michael Mann specialty. One of my favorite filmmakers.

[@JargonMadjin]

@@bryanrisinger7428 I guess you could say, Michael is the Mann I'll get my coat

[@wesleycoutonunes4064]

​​​@@JargonMadjinDEATH SET LIST KILL COUNT: MANHUNTER (1986) 5:13 #1-5.LEEDS FAMILY 14:31 #6.FREDDIE LOUNDS 19:26 #7.RALPH 22:31 #8-9.2 POLICE OFFICER 22:45 #10.FRANCIS DOLARHYDE (AKA THE TOOTH FAIRY) 24:01 IN THE END THE NUMBERS RESULTS RED WOMEN:1️⃣ BLUE MAN:9️⃣ TOTAL:🔟 SCORE BOARD BREAKDOWN 🏆⭐🥇1.HALLOWEEN 2 (1981) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇2.FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇3.FRIDAY THE 13TH (1980) (RECOUNT) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇4.LEPRECHAUN (1993) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇5.TERROR TRAIN (1980) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇6.TOMMY T-REX (1994) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇7.I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (1998) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇8.SCREAM 3 (2000) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇9.SCREAM 3 (2000) (RECOUNT) 🔟 🏆⭐🥇10.URBAN LEGEND (1998) 🔟 RANTIME:1️⃣2️⃣0️⃣ MINUTES = 🔟 KILLS ONE KILL EVERY:1️⃣2️⃣ MINUTES

[@bajscast]

He removed this line in the directors cut, such bull

[@liamnehren1054]

because people always have a choice, it might be binary but that binary might have a difference which spans the world.

[@waxfigurefamous9189]

The podcast Blank Check described the three (good) performances of Hannibal this way: Brian Cox is playing Hannibal as a human being. Anthony Hopkins is playing Hannibal as a vampire. Mads Mikkelsen is playing Hannibal as the Devil. I think that’s the best description of the different performance styles in these movies

[@connorholt1414]

This comment is money

[@KingOfGaymes]

Hopkins does give vampire vibes tbh, creepy yet strangely charming

[@Ravesnightmare]

That is perfect

[@BlackKnight66600]

Swap Hopkins and milkelsen and you’re right.

[@recnepsrc]

Fellow Blankie spotted.

[@roostergriffin]

FUN FACT: The producers were interested in Anthony Hopkins to play Hannibal in Manhunter; but he was busy on the stage in England, so they cast Brian Cox. Then, when The Silence of the Lambs was being made, they offered Cox the chance to reprise the role; however, he was busy on the stage in England, so they cast Hopkins. And here's the wild part: It was the same play, at the same theatre, both times.

[@casesoutherland4175]

No disrespect to Anthony Hopkins and his performance, but if Brian Cox actually was able to reprise his role, his performance would still work!

[@kaingates]

​@casesoutherland4175 nobody would care sbout Silence without Hopkins. That movie would not become this great of a hit without Hopkins in that mask.

[@jordanirving1329]

That is actually a very fun fact. That's awesome!

[@ripleyjlawman.3162]

Source?

[@homelesshannah50]

The Lincoln/Kennedy effect

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I'm so glad James is finally covering the Hannibal Lecter movies. Manhunter is so underrated, William Petersen and Tom Noonan give such incredible performances and I love Brian Cox's Hannibal. Every actor who's potrayed him does a great job, but Cox gives him a reserved subtlety that makes him feel all the more like a reall psychopath.

[@watershipup7101]

100% agreed.

[@Chuck_EL]

I watched this before silence of the lambs and I love both films but this one seems like an actual real life type scenario you'd actually see Especially Cox's Hannibal

[@sithmaster1119]

Noonan and Cox are great, but Petersen is quite an ordinary leading man, even a bit wooden at times. The film has its merits, but the lead struck me as rather unexceptional

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

Can't we just appreciate that Hannibal Lecter had some really great actors portraying him on the screen. Not a miscast so far

[@dylanthebiguy]

Nah let's all appreciate the new kill count logo lol

[@evanhorowitz9436]

Hannibal origins sucked

[@frost_bite42]

Have you seen Hannibal rising?

[@frost_bite42]

Have you seen Hannibal rising?

[@MorriganReads]

Mikkelsen is my personal favorite but everyone brings their own flair to it

[@invidatauro8922]

16:24 I like that scene especially. He's empathetic to what Francis went through as a child but acknowledges that those events in no way excuse what he is doing now and he must be stopped.

[@mynameisharry8739]

What really amazes me about Brian Cox's portrayal of Lecter, is that while he does act like a completely normal person, you can just tell that something's off. It feels like an act, like he's trying too hard to act normal. That's hard to pull off and I can't even tell how exacly he's doing it.

[@YouTubeaccoubr]

He's acting like he's a bad actor, which in turn makes him a great actor

[@LucyLioness100]

It’s a great performance & Cox gives it his best. I like the naturally sinister take from him as it’s quite accurate to most serial killers like Lecter

[@LuckyBones77]

I love when actors have to act like they’re acting 😂 but it makes total sense for this character!

[@disposable_income_andy]

to me its no different from good corrupt villains. the type where they might be millionaires or CEOs but you know they had to kill to get there and they're absolutely gonna do it again if anyone gets in their way, except the difference is Leckter isnt shying away that what he did is wrong

[@casesoutherland4175]

When I watched Manhunter for the first time, I instantly believed Cox's Lecter was a cannibalistic killer for that exact reason.

[@jeffersonhouse94]

2:31 "yeah because it's 1986, and we're stills using the DSM 3." James. My guy. Mental Health Provider here. I feel heard. Thank you.

[@arious447]

recent psychology major here, i 100% agree!

[@johnaustin209]

James is a snob.

[@beepobeepo]

​@@johnaustin209 no

[@fandomcringebucket]

@@johnaustin209 1:20

[@johnaustin209]

@@fandomcringebucket Consume an eggplant, simp.

[@Rudy04]

How Mann shoots the Graham/Lecktor scene is amazing. Walls are identical, both shown through bars. Lecktor may have been caught but Graham is still in his own prison. Michael F'n Mann, man.

[@NickJagoQPR]

Yes - and I think that there is even a subtle shift from the first scene, where Lektor is clearly behind the bars, to their last interaction, where there are no bars for Lektor. Very clever stuff, such a good film

[@shizamza]

I’m actually stopping this video less than halfway through because this movie looks so damn good???? Gonna watch and report back before all is spoiled. I’ve somehow never even heard of this despite LOVING Silence of the Lambs. I’m excited

[@KkawaiiPotato]

So how was watching the film?

[@REALLYLOVESCATS]

It’s been 3 months, you get around to it yet?

[@maxo2141]

hopefully it gets you on a michael mann binge. though he couldn’t direct a shootout if his life depended on it at this point to be honest

[@thelordofcheese3304]

Dead mid watch lmao

[@cassandrasmith5231]

Absolutely fair that Dead Meat can't cover the 2013 Hannibal TV series, but anyone in the comments who hasn't seen it needs to check it out. One of the best TV shows ever made, a wonderful take on the title character, and shockingly violent for a series that premiered on USA network TV.

[@DodoRibeiro-ts6po]

A wonderfully tv show that unfortunately ended so fast. Here's still hoping for a revival.

[@erichfiedler1481]

​@@DodoRibeiro-ts6po good thing one of the people who worked on the TV show would then create his own show about a horror icon, in this case his own killer doll

[@iheartbusterk82]

Plus features what I’d argue is the best Hannibal Lecter (admittedly helped by the fact that Mikkelsen had 3 seasons to work with).

[@Emeowy]

the 2013 series get me so hungry not even joking

[@hooting-ton5215]

I did try watching it but I had to stop when I started to have dreams similar to the nightmare sequences of the main character, it's only one of the only shows that have disturbed me that much... take that as you will

[@corriganathomas]

i’m glad James points out one of the legendary things about Michael Mann, the beautiful use of scenery, lighting, and color.

[@bananatiergod]

I remember my friend sitting me to watch Heat and Collateral with him on Discord and it's crazy how some of the cinematography holds up to this day, I can't believe Heat is more than friggin' thirty years old

[@iheartbusterk82]

I totally get not Kill Counting the TV series, but a podcast episode about it would be awesome.

[@lisaelizabeth9169]

Totally agree. I’d love to hear James and Chelsea talk about murder husbands and mind palaces.

[@iheartbusterk82]

@@lisaelizabeth9169 I mean they could easily do an episode per season and STILL have a lot to talk about.

[@altar-lamb]

that would be so cool!

[@carleeelizabeth]

ooh yeah!

[@dandylionsloth446]

That would still be a lot of time for them to spend watching the show and the podcast doesn't bring in as much as kill counts. I love the show, but I doubt they'll be able to cover it.

[@wingdingdoes6687]

"Weighing heavily on killo-Grahm's mind" is SUCH a brilliant pun

[@Matt-bg5wg]

That Succession “fuck off” cut made me spit out my coffee laughing.

[@LucyLioness100]

It had to happen quickly before even getting into the movie. It made me laugh

[@McBean1331]

Cool.

[@samplott8388]

I absolutely love everything about this movie. The neon 80s glow that engulfs it is glorious. It’s perfectly dark and noir with a tremendous score. Should be so much more well known than what it is.

[@Wendigo8]

24:59 THEY BROUGHT IT BACK!!! Finally. I missed these kill count trailers. Thank u Dead Meat crew. Also love the videos you guys make. I love the Kill counts and it helps me get through the week of school knowing I have something to look forward to.

[@YouTubeaccoubr]

Ah, Brian Cox. From Hannibal, to McDonalds ads, to angry old man. What a range.

[@ajbanky7870]

So many people are surprised when I tell them that Silence of the Lambs is a sequel. And I always found it so intriguing that this version of Will Graham isn’t entirely sane either. He’s terrified of his inner monster that dwells within him. He could become a terrible killer himself but uses his inner psycho to catch monsters like Lector and Dollarhide

[@SabrinaRina]

Said most of the guys I've dated about themselves. 😂 But seriously appreciate this observation.

[@icenine09]

But Silence of the Lambs isn't a sequel. It's a separate adaptation of a book in the same series. The books aren't even sequels, just different stories featuring the same character. The people you give misinformation to shouldn't believe you, because you are wrong.

[@giraffegaming8676]

Before I say what I’m about to say, I’m writing this as someone who’s read the books and only seen parts of the movies. I knew about Red Dragon before reading the series, but I thought that Silence of the Lambs came first and then Hannibal and then Red Dragon was released later as a sort of prequel. I didn’t know about Hannibal Rising so I assumed Red Dragon would be a prequel of Hannibal’s earlier crimes. My disappointment about being wrong was quickly trumped by my love of the book however.

[@RaiffWilliams]

@@icenine09what else would you call Silence of the Lambs in regards to Red Dragon then? It takes place after the events in Red Dragon, Will Graham isn’t in it but Jack Crawford, Dr Bloom, and Dr Lecter are. In the book Dr Lecter asks Clarice if she’s seen what Will Grahams face looks like after what Francis Dollarhyde did to him at the end of Red Dragon. Idk why you wouldn’t call it a sequel.

[@ajbanky7870]

@@icenine09 you don’t need to get so tensed up. I actually didn’t know that about the books since I haven’t had the pleasure of reading them yet. I can see where you’re coming from but I would consider it more of an interpretation matter. (As far as the movies go) Not all sequels have to be perfect direct continuations of what came before. Characters are recast all the time. Just look at the Evil Dead movies for example. You can view them as a continuing story leading into Ash Vs. Evil Dead or you can view them all as stand alone movies and neither would be entirely wrong. I consider it the same with these movies. And let’s save the term “misinformation” for politics please.

[@LucyLioness100]

Truly the underrated film of the bunch. Michael Mann’s direction is sublime, the cast is quite wonderful & that gritty realism that Mann is so well known for works perfectly for his take on the material. More people should check it out (thankfully it’s gotten more appreciation over the decades) even though “Silence of the Lambs” will always be my favorite in the series; first one of the films I ever saw so a bit unfair sure but it’s one of the best thrillers especially in the ‘90s

[@nealbroverman3348]

SOTL is basically a perfect film.

[@johnmorgan1629]

One of the most famous lines in Silence of the Lambs (as shown here), is a mis-quote of the book and a joke, the real line is 'I ate his liver with fava beans and a big Amarone.' Firstly Amarone is thought to have been less well known as a wine, also it goes with liver whereas Chianti does not typically, secondly it is a medical joke, Lecter the medicine he would have likely been on MOAI's, three things you can't be on are, liver, beans, but especially alcohol, so he is telling Clarise he's not on his meds.

[@carleeelizabeth]

oh SHIT.

[@LucyLioness100]

Yeah it’s a pretty brilliant inside wink. I never noticed that for years

[@AliceBowie]

Michael Mann always uses pop music very well in his work. The sequence with "strong as i am" is great, and so is the scene with "in a gadda da vida".

[@harrisonlee9585]

An underappreciated aspect of this movie is William Petersen's absolutely perfect stubble.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Call me nuts, but tell me that he’d have been perfect for a DC role? I could totally see him as someone like Two-Face. Showing two types of personalities where he realizes what he’s getting himself involved with, but the other personality showing pleasure in it.

[@matthewganong1730]

I’m glad James called out the scene right after Graham meets with Lecktor and runs back and forth down the stairs. The first time I saw the film I fell in love with that shot and it’s always the first thing I think of when I hear this film mentioned. I’m not even sure why it spoke to me so much, but it’s a fantastic scene.

[@sexuallyactivetoyotaprius3454]

There's just something about the way he's that only pop of color in that sterile white environment running back and forth that really captures the sense of panic. I love this movie so much, it's definitely my personal favourite of the franchise.

[@juanoro-barcenas79495]

This Kill Count got me excited for the Hannibal Lecter franchise. Much thanks to the Dead Meat for covering classics like this with new releases on a weekly basis.

[@LuckyBones77]

Thank you, James. I really appreciate the reference to actual clinical terms (like the DSM) in the beginning, and how you don’t linger on trying to specify Hannibal’s condition. ASPD and similar conditions are highly stigmatized, and ‘movie psycopathy’ is a huge reason for that.

[@CringeOpinion]

Tom Noonan KILLED IT as Francis Dolarhyde. William L. Petersen (Will Graham) is amazing aswell. I’m so excited to see you tackle the Hannibal Lecter Mythos.

[@skysautter8240]

I actually met him he was very nice to me

[@AliceBowie]

As a little kid, I confused or conflated Tom Noonan and Spaulding Grey. I thought they were the same person.

[@meredithking5220]

As someone who lives near Atlanta and LOVES visiting the High, it always floors me that that one scene was filmed there!

[@adriannasalazar]

I got so excited when I recognized it!

[@markymark7247]

13:02 one thing that all of versions of the Tooth Fairy fail to live up to book is how ripped he is. Dude was described as being the level of a regional champion power lifter.

[@potatoejauregui]

powerlifter physiques aren’t ripped. they’re BIG. Functionally big! Which makes your fact even scarier

[@Tylertheslur]

I mean after the sex scene we see him shirtless and he seems pretty in shape to me

[@jacquelinewarner-smith1770]

I am so weak for the fact that Will Graham is so emotionally intelligent and well-spoken. He is the parent every child deserves and the spouse every adult deserves. Emotional intelligence is such an underrated trait, and hope we as a civilization can normalize it a lot more, especially for men. Let men have emotions beyond anger and bitterness!

[@bartman64]

I had no idea Manhunter even existed. Silence of the Lambs was my dad’s Saturday morning movie of choice, and Red Dragon was the first movie I ever bootlegged because I was too young to rent or buy a rated R film. I absolutely understand not covering the TV series, but it’s hands-down the best part of the franchise.

[@mimikyutubesaltaccount4875]

He never ruled the show out entirely, maybe he’ll do it one dy

[@Traumerei-]

The show started off good but went off the rails in season 2 and was absolute unwatchable garbage by season 3.

[@Foundlilly11]

​@@Traumerei- I agree. I don't know how they ever thought it was a good idea that Will falls in love with Lecter. It was fan service, how could Will fall in love with what he dispises

[@Traumerei-]

@@Foundlilly11 agreed. Really had an issue with that plot development. Felt like those fetishy fanfics. Feels so against Wills character in the books. Also bizarre considering Hannibal actively frames him in the TV show and ruins his life.

[@wispavk]

brian cox being in the movie manhunter and also being in the videogame manhunt is just awesome, i cant unhear starkweather when lector talks lol

[@alexbartlett3215]

I love the new style of videos. The pace is great and learning how their made is really what the kill count has always been for me.

[@katherinejacko830]

A few months ago I met Brian Cox at work (he was doing a show at the Bath Theatre Royal) I didn’t get to serve him but he was being served on the till next to me and I got to speak to him. I was literally so shocked that Logan Roy was stood in front of me that I just kept laughing at him jokes and only managed to squeak out a “Have a nice day.” To him and his wife. He was so lovely though and my co-worker (who didn’t know who he was) was shocked at how nice Brian was after I showed them some clips of him in Succession lmao.

[@paulfabrycky7688]

Leprechaun in the Hood, Terror Train, and Tammy and the T-Rex is a very prestigious group to be joining.

[@amandalindsey7741]

Cool Tidbit: The Hotel used for Graham's stay in Atlanta is the Marriott Marquis, also seen in Loki and the Hunger games Mockingjay as well as Ms Marvel. The High Art Museum was used for the Killmonger art heist in Black Panther

[@ianweech]

It made me so happy to hear "On the next Kill Count" after those next time trailers have been absent for what feels like a year.

[@totaldramarebooted]

Here's hoping a James covered franchise helps bring viewership up. These scripts, sponsor segments, editing, etc are some of the finest ever put out on this channel.

[@TheQuietRiotProductions]

I love seeing others appreciate Manhunter and for the same or similar reasons as me. I’m glad it has gotten the love and respect it deserves in the years since it’s release. Cox made seeing someone talk on the phone interesting.

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

"Manhunter"(1986) is an excellent crime mystery thriller movie!This movie has a very strong Direction,creepy atmosphere,and an amazing Soundtrack!

[@PaulDozierZZoMBiE13]

Dennis Farina has been a personal favorite since I saw him play Jimmy Cerano in Midnight Run back in the 80's. The guy just had THE BEST delivery of those lines. There's a scene were he threatens to kill one of his underlings with a pencil and I'll never forget that. I say that line often still to this day (as a gag, obviously. I don't threaten people in real life).

[@first264]

No bloody way!? This week its Manhunter? Yes James!

[@TenThumbsProductions]

I love how he laughs when he says “an 8 minute cutdown version” talking about Iron Butterfly

[@flashrobbie]

I love this one. It was awesome. It has Shriekback on the soundtrack.

[@bryanpearson8865]

My 80s video store co-workers and I were obsessed with this movie! You're right about the sound mix-- you can just listen to the audio and discover lots of new details/dialogue. I think Cox was just as creepy as Hopkins. "Would you like to leave me your home number?"

[@andersparker0228]

I totally forgot that the killer in this film is played by the same dude who played Sammy, or Caden’s stalker, in Synecdoche, New York which is my second favorite film ever made.

[@RedDeadRogue]

One of the things I love about Brian Cox's portrayal of Lecter is that he's closer to a genuine psychopath, even if that isn't exactly a proper diagnosis anymore. The part that sticks out to me is when he perks up with genuine interest when Will says he read Lecter's (or "Lecktor's") article in a psychiatric journal. It demonstrates Lecter's inner vanity, his narcissism that most psychopathic or antisocial individuals display. They want to hear about themselves, know about themselves, be acknowledged by those around them, especially if it's for something that they feel deserves recognition and positive feedback. As soon as Will tries to take the focus off of Lecter himself and back to the case, Lecter becomes bored and begins toying with Will, always trying to get the focus back on him. I don't think this is so much as an obsession with Will in particular but the inner narcissism of a serial killer coming out in force now that he has someone to talk to again. Brilliant performance by Cox.

[@sirse4492]

The scene with Inagaddadavida was beast. good job on a great film.

[@baxterwilson368]

20:22 Wow, I didn’t realize Spinotti was the cinematographer for “Munhunter” and “Red Dragon.” He worked with both Hannibals.

[@hey.miklas3589]

The Hannibal show is by far my favorite piece of this universe and one of my favorite shows in general. Maybe you could cover it in a podcast episode or something

[@jacksonpayne3477]

I agree. I also think Mikkelson’s portrayal is probably my favorite. Seeing him function as an actual psychiatrist was a great decision, and I honestly don’t think I can see the other versions pull it off as well. I’m bummed he won’t cover it because it’s great material. Show is so unbelievably nasty at times.

[@mimikyutubesaltaccount4875]

I think he meant that he wouldn’t cover it along with the rest of the franchise, maybe he’ll do it if it becomes a popular enough request

[@Thethrill247]

Doing a series like this gives some old school Dead Meat vibes and I’m all for it! Love it and excited for the upcoming counts!

[@Nataliehamilton17]

The hills have eyes would be awesome too!

[@quinnholloway5400]

Long overdo I feel

[@henrywooder]

If you want James to see requests send a email to him, he said he doesn’t take requests from comments and hills have eyes kill count would be awesome.

[@Nataliehamilton17]

@@henrywooder I know I’ve used the email link for multiple movies now!

[@maxx115]

​@@Nataliehamilton17im positive that Hills have eyes will be a kill count soon, same with silent hill

[@pramusetyakanca1552]

For those new to the Hannibal franchise and the Kill Count, I suggest you prepare for Hannibal 2001. That movie's main antagonist is deplorable, some might even say more than Dr. Lector himself

[@BESM1984]

This has always been my favorite verison of Will Graham even including the original version in the book. Will in other interpretations play as a follower of Crawford but here Peterson plays Will as someone who isn't afraid to get in someones face. That exchange between WIll and Crawford right before Will figure out how the killer is picking his victims is AMAZING! Crawford tell him its too late and Will snapping back about Crawford manipulating him with the photos to the look on Farina's Crawford face when the second label is pulled off. To this day I can't tell if Crawford is amazed by Will's brilliance or disturbed by Will's imagination in that moment. Favorite scene in the entire series.

[@williamburns2.026]

For those that don't know, Hannibal's actor Brian Cox also voiced Dark Yabu, the villain of the video game "Vexx."

[@DanTheMan2150AD]

Adore this film, Michael Mann’s style just suits the mythos of Red Dragon perfectly. Visually perfect and one of my favourite soundtracks ever. Really needs way more appreciation than it has.

[@khalewren2734]

Love how William Petersen’s characters in both this and To live and die in L.A. are involved with law enforcement, but MAN they could not be more different

[@nuclearsailor8315]

manhunter is basically gil grissom's in his early years before going to las vegas to become a full time crime scene investigator

[@DemoMan_69]

Brian Cox is honestly one of my favorite actors

[@joshuabowen6919]

Haha @2:12 "Good PO-lice" The Wire was such an awesome show.

[@BenTanner92]

This is such a classic film. Love Will Graham in this movie a lot

[@elibedard6373]

I can't wait for next week! Silence of the Lambs is one of my favorite movies!

[@LucyLioness100]

Mine too. While James says Hopkins hams it up in the first one, I’d politely disagree. He’s a caged tiger for most of the film and you can see the wheels clicking in his head trying to get into Clarice’s head, the way he aggravates Chilton and ultimately the famous escape from the cage after Clarice’s final visit and confession. He’s definitely sillier once you get to “Hannibal” and most of “Red Dragon” although he does kinda try in the latter film to be less goofy but Brett Ratner’s direction doesn’t always help with that and some of the writing too

[@recnepsrc]

Absolutely incredible "To the numbers" bit.

[@XJIcequeen]

Woah! Silence of the Lambs next week! This is gonna be good

[@andrewmorke]

Trivia: The Tooth Fairy was killed by a Charter Arms Bulldog 44 Special revolver loaded with Glaser Safety Slugs.

[@jacquelinewarner-smith1770]

Damn, the specificity of that knowledge is actually pretty impressive. Thanks for sharing!

[@MrfrogAXN]

Omg finally, the Hannibal series

[@LucyLioness100]

At long last & worth the wait

[@emswimily22]

Manhunter is one of my favorite 'hidden' gems! The whole series is one of my favorites and love that James and team are able to cover it! Love the new logo and so happy to see the trailers are back. Can't wait for next week!

[@wpgme85]

I friggin love this movie. It is so good and so criminally overlooked. Thank you so much for covering it. :)

[@williamdavies7457]

Tom noonan was so underrated....amazing performance

[@Saber-d8m]

YES KILL COUNT TRAILERS ARE BACKKKK

[@eses8959]

Ikr

[@behelit1997]

For me - Brian Cox's Hannibal is the representation of evil, and Hopkins' Hannibal is the representation of manipulation. Either perfomances are impressive and keeps us at the edge of the seats.

[@DieHard0]

I'm so glad that you covered this movie. It is still so underappreciated, considering nearly every crime-drama has been inspired by it, and you could say that it was the birth of Gil Grissom before CSI became a thing. Personally I think Cox's performance is the better version, because as you remarked, it is a lot more realistic and believable, which actually makes it much scarier. I still rate this movie extremely high on my list and it is great to see it getting the recognition it deserves.

[@synesthesia.aesthetic]

Watched Manhunter for the first tonight. I wished Brian Cox had more scenes, he was spellbinding, and I may have preferred his portrayal.

[@darrenlively]

It's been so long since we got a "on the next kill count" bit. I'm Happy😊

[@CYMotorsport]

I do love how Hopkins portrayed Hannibal in the later 2002 red dragon. One of my favorite movies. The casting across the board is genuinely perfect in the later rendition from Fiennes to Hoffman to Norton. I hadn’t seen this one so I’m glad I caught the start of this and realized it’s a close match beat for beat with red dragon. Having watched the film Cox’s portrayal is unique I think acting the prequel I just find it odd knowing what Hannibal does later his demeanor doesn’t square up . But man Dolarhyde truly is one terrifying antagonist - great performances all around in man hunter

[@haigboyajian3293]

Hey nice to see the return of Kill Count trailers, they do a great job of hyping up the next week's movie and I've been missing them. Looking forwards to the rest of the Hannibal series

[@jimmyb2207]

"You're my big ugly Alice! So go on, follow the white rabbit." I love Brian Cox!

[@graciemack2002]

YYOOOO, that new Dead Meat logo is sick!! Love the subtle change yet still honoring the predecessor!

[@Joemal782]

We need more movies like manhunter this movie is like the detective portions in spiral and in saw in general peak entertainment

[@HappyBirddi]

Honestly this movie is GREAT. I love Silence of the Lambs a lot, it's one of my favorite horror movies ever, but this one is also fantastic and should be given more praise omg

[@vladthesnailmailer9689]

Seeing the video get almost 100k views in 2 hours makes me really happy for james and the whole crew. i hope all of the videos can thrive and get even more recognition i know its usually 15-25 minute videos but i cant even imagine the amount of manpower needed just for editing these thats not even talking about the writing, or having to actually and everything in between it really is kickass and insanely inmpressive to me. god i love you dead meat

[@elmagnificodep]

Jailer: Shenanigans? Hannibal: 😡

[@samuelstensgaard4828]

"The next guy that says shenanigans is gonna get his liver eaten out."

[@DozenTragedies]

I think Brian Cox does the perfect portrayal of that character. Makes it make sense how Hannibal Lecktor made it so far along in society prior to getting caught.

[@Doobiedoobiedo]

James looks snazzy as hell

[@sherylsmallwood-valdivia5375]

Miami Vice vibes which makes sense considering this video.

[@SamS5402]

Lookin like he hit up Dan Flash's

[@Just.nathans]

0:38 So THAT'S why we're never getting a Scream (TV series) kill count!

[@Animeguy300]

That was an incredible award show you guys have

[@SlowGraffitiVideo]

James, your love for this film may made us even better invisible pals. Silence of the Lambs changed my life but Manhunter is just…so special.

[@ntmetroid]

Madds Mikkelson is my favorite version of Hannibal. That series is perfection.

[@wallcity318]

Any bad seasons?

[@ntmetroid]

@@wallcity318 it sadly only 3 seasons before being cancelled (got shoved in a bad late night time slot back in the network tv days). But all 3 seasons are fantastic, and they managed to wrap it up well

[@AMZFantasy]

William Stryker went wild and started eating people after Wolverine abandoned

[@cjmirch4871]

This film’s soundtrack is amazing. My personal favorite was “Heartbeat”. That was on constant rotation for months after watching this film.

[@eyespy3001]

For me it was _Coelecanth_ by Shrieckback. I still have the original vinyl that my father bought when it was released.

[@hidebehindstudios]

It’s gotta be Evaporation for me

[@aprilharvey]

I LOVE THIS MOVIE! Still have it on VHS. The acting is amazing and Cox does an incredibly job of expressing evil.

[@fawndesilva1607]

James, you have the best team of people! You do an amazing job in front of the camera and ofc all the behind the scenes stuff you do too. It's obvious that you have a great support staff as well. I thoroughly enjoy every episode beginning to end. Including the ads...Well done to whoever writes the scripts for the sponsor ads. They are always creative unique cute and funny. It makes them enjoyable to watch whether or not it's a product that I would use/need for myself or not. Thats why they are the only ones I actually watch without fast forwarding over. I think it important to give props to the support team. To run a channel this large this well, it takes an amazing 👏 team. Good job!! 😊

[@cogaora4617]

I've never found any KZbinr, ever, that does better sponsored content than James. I always watch it because he's so creative and always makes it engaging, even though i usually hate sponsored content. Nice work, James!

[@Adambobadam]

The new logo in the corner is sick props to the designer

[@alwaysforgetful1089]

Honestly really love the thumbnail on this one. Gave a somewhat mid-looking villain a whole new layer of creepy with that hellish lighting.

[@LudwigHertz]

This is a nice deep cut!

[@talknerdy2me926]

I’m so happy Dr Hannibal is finally on the count! He’s my favorite horror villain ever ❤ such good stories and even sicker makeup! ❤

[@night2fransic]

No ones's talking about the return of "The Next Kill Count", it finally returned after a year.

[@jpronan8757]

Brian Cox is such an underrated actor I enjoy every film he starr's in.