The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms (1953) Carnage Count

Welcome to Carnage Counts, where we count and compare death in television shows and movies! Today we are covering The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms!
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[@wolvepotter5858]

The titular beast looks like something out of the mind of Ray Harryhausen or Will Vinton and I’m all in for it. One of my personal favourites out of this collection so far

[@danwhowatches707]

Because it was made by Ray Harryhausen

[@dennisforbes2532]

The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms is a 1953 American science fiction monster film directed by Eugène Lourié, with special effects by Ray Harryhausen.

[@superplushtiman7ti075]

Because this was Harryhausen doing the stop motion for the monster

[@ColorInversion]

Fun fact (if you didn't know): The beast's name is rhedosaurus

[@saltycanadian6190]

I remember watching this with my grandpa. Only one of a few memories I have with him. WW2 vet whom passed when I was 5 or 6.

[@robertcrane5314]

Hi Salty Canadian is your Grandpa still around or did your Grandpa passed away if he did then I Am So Sorry For Your Loss.

[@ColorInversion]

@@robertcrane5314 he just said "passed when I was 6"

[@emmanuelsaran]

I'm so sorry for your loss😞

[@bigsmokebasic2733]

Sorry for your loss dude

[@j.tgrooms]

One of the first giant monsters movies. Reminds me somewhat of the arctic giant from the 40's Superman cartoons

[@angryboi595]

The first monster movie was The Lost World (1925)

[@kevinnorwood8782]

Fun fact, the lighthouse scene is actually the most important scene in the film because it comes pretty much directly from the main source that inspired the entire film in the first place. That scene is literally straight out of a short story by Ray Bradbury, which is also about a Dinosaur attacking a lighthouse on a foggy night. And it was also going to be recycled into the original 1954 Godzilla in its original script: There was a scene planned where Godzilla was going to become enraged by a lighthouse in Tokyo Bay and destroy it.

[@gabrielboorom2683]

This movie helped inspire Godzilla. Plus it's got Kenneth Tobey, Lee Van Cleef & James Best in bit parts. Love the soundtrack, too.

[@TheGodzilla713]

The scene with the cop is my earliest memory of monster movies. Love this and the samurai pictures. Thanks for the trip down memory lane

[@CarnageCounts]

I love how the cop is just like "yeah I've got this" and starts hip firing

[@masoncouch528]

Carnage Count Of 20 Million Miles Back To Earth. (1957)

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

The guy on the boat who saw the Beast saying 'Cap'n Cap'n' shouldn't have counted as a death as he was alive when Tom went to see him at the hospital.

[@timthewarlord2304]

Looks like someone got their wish

[@1wayroad935]

This movie still really holds up. I am amazed at how well the monster animates.

[@TopsyTriceratops]

No wonder this movie hasn't died in the minds of many! Man, this is REALLY good concerning the timeframe! (I mean c'mon, that cop being pulled into the air? That's jaw-dropping!) I remember clips of this from my favorite documentary, "DINOSAUR!", starring Christopher Reeve. Ah, the nostalgia!

[@arggyw3584]

The one that inspired them all! The movie isn’t perfect but god damn is that Rhedosaurus so iconic. I think I remember it appearing in another movie where it gets eaten by a t-rex or something? Probably Mandela effect

[@KarlSturmgewher]

The monster eating the policeman is the most iconic.

[@ek9509]

Which film should she do tomorrow? You can vote: A. The Giant Claw (1957). B. Attack of the 50-Foot Woman (1958). C. It Came From Beneath The Sea (1955). D. Creature From the Black Lagoon (1954).

[@dennisforbes2532]

The Giant Claw

[@IrisMalone21st]

Creature From the Black Lagoon

[@aigomar]

Clash of the Titans

[@CarnageCounts]

All great ideas but unfortunately it is a 2021 title with "VS" in it haha

[@huanschman2910]

@@CarnageCounts Kong vs Godzilla? I also wanted to thank YOU for all those years of Entertainment the way YOU make These killcounts is so uniqe and the fact that YOU Made killcounts of my Most favourite movies of all time Like Equilibrium is fucking Epic Cheers to more good years 😁😘🍾

[@christopherstrickland1363]

Fanfiction ideas 1: King Kong vs The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms 2: Godzilla vs The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms

[@dreamingbme]

Another idea could be King Ghidorah vs The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms

[@razorshark9320]

This movie predates Godzilla. Love this movie.

[@dennisforbes2532]

Definitely one of my all time favorites

[@gizmothemogwai8356]

3:10 George and Lenny: .... * starts laughing of that scene * Yeah this is a reference of a scene from gremlins 2

[@sharkzmusic]

Always wanted this video to happen! Love these old monster movies.

[@Emmanuel-ms8pr]

This film is a classic thanks to the man (Ray harryhausen) who created stop motion god bless him

[@DanielZavagna]

This is scarier than many CGI monsters of nowadays. And the soundtrack contributes a lot to this.

[@kevinnorwood8782]

You have a tiny mistake in your kill count. For numbers 2 and 3, actually both of them survive. The protagonist tries to talk to them both to get them to help prove his belief that the Beast exists. The captain refuses to talk, but the first mate is convinced to help and picks out the same image the protagonist picked from a series of artwork images of various Dinosaurs (one of which is the titular Beast, a fictional Dinosaur called the Rhedosaurus).

[@broadwayblotto33]

In the attack and sinking of the boat shown in this video, only the captain died. The first mate survived, reluctantly cooperated and eventually identified the beast he saw, corroborating Prof. Nesbitt’s eyewitness account from the Arctic. Reference was made elsewhere in the film of another shipwreck off the coast of Canada. The captain of that ship, speaking French, angrily refused to pick up Nesbitt’s phone call regarding “Le serpent.”

[@kevinnorwood8782]

@@broadwayblotto33 Ah, okay. I think I missed that plot detail when I first watched this film.

[@flippedoutkyrii]

The original short story that inspired this movie, The Fog Horn, was written by Ray Bradbury and it's actually quite a sad and moody piece of literature compared to it's movie counter-part. However, the Lighthouse scene and it's destruction were taken directly from the ending scene of the short. But weirdly enough, the tone and theming of the short was authentically recreated for the 13th episode of Pokemon, "Mystery at the Lighthouse".

[@renamon5658]

🥈

[@northernpride16]

Always love stop motion animation movies but what I thought was funny is how in one scene the monster looks real huge and then in another scene he’s smaller lol

[@warriorpredator128]

This guy looks like a crossover of Giganotosaurus, Godzilla and a lizard

[@Paotato69]

One of the most important monster movies ever created. Even predating the original godzilla.

[@Metalisalearning77]

Rhedosaurus vs Giant Behemoth... Place your bets!!!

[@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582]

I am curious to what an today remake of that movie could look like

[@jamesl.anderson1384]

3:09

[@nateyahmanycattle2881]

Best classic Monsters movie ever it's really good film and not gonna lie not bad someone better call Godzilla (1954)🦖🐊

[@PerfectBlueBoyOP]

This Really is an interesting Film/ Movie, Despite How Much Time Continues to Pass Forward as We Speak... These Old Movies are Always Gonna be Awesome!

[@SpaceUniverse2992]

1:52 was animated

[@MrCjosue24]

The movie is based off the book The Foghorn by Ray Bradbury who was Ray Harryhausen's friend.

[@enlightenerofcryptozoology8761]

Thank you so much Carnage!❤️ I loved it! This is the first giant monster movie with said creature being released by nuclear testing. Even before Godzilla. And that lighthouse scene is a well known scene from it.

[@CarnageCounts]

Happy birthday! I watched that lighthouse coming down a couple of times, the lighting, movement, angle, it all just worked. Loved it. Thanks for another great suggestion!

[@enlightenerofcryptozoology8761]

@@CarnageCounts you’re very welcome

[@CarnageCounts]

What video game are you going to play today?!

[@enlightenerofcryptozoology8761]

@@CarnageCounts FF14 and fallout new vegas

[@CarnageCounts]

@@enlightenerofcryptozoology8761 Oh my i haven't played New Vegas in years. Makes me want to dust off the ol' 360

[@clkgrt]

the Redhosaurus aka one of the main inspirations for the looks of Godzilla

[@renamon5658]

Gotta love the classics

[@angryboi595]

The classic monster movie that inspired all other future monster movies including Godzilla, Rhedosaurus will always be one of my favourite monsters

[@jasonsantos3037]

Well King Kong is the granddaddy giant monster movies

[@unholyperiodza5442]

3:01 Don't worry people, I may not be smart, but I have a gun. 3:03 EAT LEAD 3:07 These next rounds will take care of... 3:10 DANG IT!!!

[@michaelaliceajr.7308]

Very great!!

[@ek9509]

The film that inspired Godzilla (1954).

[@scourgathehedgehog4132]

I remember seeing this on tv

[@baganzilla95]

If it wasn’t for this monster we wouldn’t have Godzilla

[@Dr.Qux3]

Keep up the great work 👍

[@valutaatoaofunknownelement197]

Compared to most other monster movies, the monster here died from smoke inhalation, which is rare.

[@kenbattor6350]

As a kid, I was always sad when the monster died

[@ddylan615]

Frankly this film is brilliant, and it is thanks to this film that 1 years later in 1954 the Japanese created Gojira

[@christopherstrickland1363]

Movie idea: Godzilla vs The Beast from 20000 Fathoms

[@robertcrane5314]

Hi Carnage Counts I have 1 question why is it 20 kills not 19 kills because you missed that guy who collapsed into the snow was it a mistake or did that guy got rescued and survived was that why you didn’t put him on the kill or was he the same guy from the snow avalanche and survived and then die later when he collapsed into snow which is it Carnage Counts which is it?

[@abcd9738116]

1998 Godzilla Artistic inspiration

[@drivenfear]

Can you do ferocious planet 2010 please.🥺

[@cheesedtomeetyou8007]

First Samurai movies, now giant monster movies, what a KINO combination of works to count the carnage of Will you do The Giant Claw too?

[@CarnageCounts]

Hmm probably not this week, moving to some modern kaiju stuff

[@CarnageCounts]

Glad you are enjoying the content though!

[@cheesedtomeetyou8007]

@@CarnageCounts That's cool too!

[@leo.909]

2:35 jaws got swallowed whole

[@jakeridez6465]

The pit from mortal kombat at the end was unexpected

[@parkslankford6114]

This is basically a quiet version of the kill count but for less horror-like movies😊

[@davidmills47]

Did they use clips of this in the intro for "Malcom in the middle"?

[@iagoluiz8467]

So, which video season is it now, CC?

[@MRCreto]

First

[@rvproducts4u]

What about the newspaper headline that said there were 180 deaths?

[@jasonsantos3037]

I love old school monster movies

[@disessamblydronentwb188]

Badass monster

[@janroneldiaceno1844]

Your next video is Jurassic world dominion carnage count

[@bryanmosqueda6985]

Godzilla

[@agaming0773]

Tanpa ialah Yusoff

[@ramprashad29]

1953 wow

[@paolocerri4463]

aggiungete anche 100 Million BC 2008

[@akend4426]

As good as the stopmotion is, the scene where the monster picks up the police officer looks so fake.

[@matthijssmeets9325]

Could you do The Drop with James Gandolfini Carnage Counts?

[@michaelmcclane8624]

0:33 and 0:34 😂

[@juniorgenilton5200]

No

[@uglyhobo4602]

Never stop making these.

[@salvagedb2470]

Ha ..remember drawing the Monster coming out onto the Street back in school .