Venture Brothers - Movienight at Gargantua - 1

[@gamerex9378]

He could read the ingredients on a pack of gum and it would be intense af.

[@Oni_Manga_Land]

Or the Krabby Patty Secret formula

[@honorboundfate9521]

He’ll probably come to understand the secrets of the universe while reading that.

[@noaccount4]

"Gum base. A simple name for a deceptive reality. All this chewable flavour layered on a board of synthetic polymers, that could've easily become the tire on the wheels of your car or the cabling in your computer. Instead it took the wrong stop at the factory, got flavoured, covered in xylitol and coloured by food-safe dye. Do you know what food safe dye means? It means it was derived from crushed and ground beatles, no different from the roaches you crush underfoot. Do all of these things and suddenly every parent wants their kid to chew, and chew, and they make you a billionaire for it. All that rubber, all that dead beatle powder, built on a base of lies. It's villainy at its best."

[@ivanurena455]

@@noaccount4 dude i can hear it in his voice wtf

[@kuramakuramagolden5298]

@@ivanurena455 MY FUCKING BRAIN DUDE LIKE

[@Asher_Tye]

I can't tell if he has PTSD... or if this is actually a happy memory for him...

[@bigshadow847]

PTSD 3 of his friends died so more the former than the latter

[@AstralTaurus]

maybe this is what triggered his love of death/watching people die. he's not the most mentally stable

[@Asher_Tye]

@@AstralTaurus the scary part is that it seems like he is. 364 days out of the year he's a sweet natured homeowner with a loving wife and an... adorable(?) daughter.

[@sudds3003]

The best answer I can give is “yes”

[@crimsondynamo615]

Asher Tye sweetest little angel of a kid. All rain boots and marmalade sandwiches for her.

[@mightymouse447]

Red Death is a treasure.

[@thegunslinger8806]

herecomesmightymouse a national treasure

[@FirstnameLastname-kn5sw]

An international space station treasure.

[@TheBeastr]

Red Death is life

[@Collageman90]

That's because he is voiced by Lex Luther himself Clancy Brown.

[@cunningsmile4166]

I am in awe. Such mystique. Such panache. Such psychosis.

[@Polymathically]

I can't believe Clancy Brown has done only two audiobooks for Audible. The man is a voice acting treasure.

[@silversteel8160]

Which two?

[@Polymathically]

@@silversteel8160 Wild Cards IV: Aces Abroad and Wild Cards VI: Ace In The Hole. No idea what they're about.

[@eonaon6914]

@@Polymathically wild cards are about mutant superheros

[@boiledcrap]

I fear for the poor boy that picks up his daughter for prom...

[@cunningsmile4166]

Only if they can fall for who she is at heart and not be disturbed by her face

[@aguynamelex3146]

@@cunningsmile4166 I mean someone fell in love with Red Death I mean there's someone for her

[@palharaldrindal4871]

I actualy feel it would not be to bad, hes stated multiple times he keeps work and home separate. If he sticks to that then i dont think hed be muuuuch worse than a regular dad, but a tad worse? Oh yes

[@maddking2442]

@@palharaldrindal4871 probably as she gets older will get into the business and meet someone from there.

[@mikkelnpetersen]

Fear for the guy who hurts her

[@mdccxcii6340]

He described the moment for moment scientific breakdown of how someone would actually die if sucked into the vacuum of space.

[@shinigamiphantom1391]

Except blood would actually evaporate.

[@arkuos8361]

@@shinigamiphantom1391 Boiling. The word you're looking for is boiling. Evaporation. The act of turning from a liquid into a gas. Boiling

[@jeremiahwallace2275]

Someone actually did an in-depth scientific explaination of what would happen to you if you stepped out into space without a suit. The end statement is argument on which one will kill you first; asphyxiation, vacuum, or intense radiation. Either way, it’s not pretty.

[@augustusvillanueva2008]

@@jeremiahwallace2275and cold, really fucking cold.

[@jeremiahwallace2275]

@@augustusvillanueva2008, well, you won’t be fucking cold for long. I think it was four minutes tops, so I’m not sure if that’s long enough for you to die from hyperthermia first.

[@Firstborn0Raz]

The way that Red Death speaks about the movie night massacre, it almost makes you wonder if he was impressed by the carnage, or traumatized by the loss of his friends.

[@calvinfujii5921]

Both I think.

[@shademaster24601]

Knowing Red Death? Two things can be true.

[@stevent3676]

Only some died. He and at least 3 others survived

[@VegetaHimself]

This villain deserved his own spin-off series.

[@Maxisamo1]

Wouldn't work, the way his character is written requires him to be a side character

[@damotoneko1500]

I thought this WAS his series. Took me more scenes to find out it wasnt XD

[@ulfberht4431]

@@Maxisamo1 Maybe we can instead have a spin-off series focusing on Monarch, Mrs Monarch, Gary and the ghost of 24! And have Red Death as a reoccurring character. Best of both worlds

[@themellonman8909]

What show is this called

[@sipioc]

Some characters work better when there is some mystery to them. Always wanting more

[@Alterego912]

I commend this show for breaking the "show don't tell" rule and still painting some gruesome imagery from it. I also like all of his similes

[@LuckoDaStars]

The only time you ever break the rule of the show don't tell if it actually has significance for the future. AKA chekhov's gun or chekhov's gunman

[@LuckoDaStars]

Or if it's related to Noir

[@deptusmechanikus7362]

There is also such thing as "leaving to viewer's imagination"

[@George-zj9rr]

It worked for me because i realized they were continuing the the "Jaws" references. It's exposition but the way it's done is the joke.

[@tnerbtnerb5136]

Frankly I despise that rule. There are COUNTLESS cases where an expositive device can work as well if not INFINITELY better than anything one can accomplish through directly viewable events for the characters in a given narrative. I think exposition (and really the "show don't tell" rule) stems from the fact that quite often exposition is done by lazy writerscwho can't do anything other than direct information conveyance. But to the true storyteller, it is absolutely a tool to be wielded at will.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

And that horrifyingly accurate description is precisely why in every space-genre story or film, hearing a 'Flying Dutchman' alert is an instant all-hands on-deck...and every spacer's nightmare.

[@AColonDashSix]

Just realised he’s doing Quint’s monologue from Jaws. I already knew 21 was dressed as hooper but I was drunk the first time I watched this. Sooooo awesome.

[@BSasafrasK]

dude you're right it is! Even the facial expressions are the same!

[@odius94]

@@BSasafrasK You're gonna need a bigger ticket

[@jonathancarlson6127]

“Stab Girl” playing the role of Herbie Robinson from Cleveland in this one...

[@red-havic9123]

When he was talking about going at Blue Morpho, it's outright a callback to Quint's introduction

[@TLPlants]

For those of you looking. They start out similar but there is obvs a detour in the Vbros. kzbin.info/www/bejne/roCZYYWlndp0iLs Skip to 2:30 for one of the most haunting speeches you are likely to hear.

[@marmik961]

1:16 I love how he can just turn whatever the hell that is off.

[@CaptainLumpyDog]

Burt Reynolds will do that for you!

[@cunningsmile4166]

It's called charis-idation (charisma and intimidation)

[@jayjay86443]

It's a talent that he's learned on the job for 50+ years. It's how he made Monarch shit himself when he was caught staging a hostage situation.

[@graceskerp]

He is a professional.

[@waynes4612]

Clancy Brown, hands-down best voice actor best actor ever. Great bad guy. Pretty good good guy as well.

[@pyrolee17]

Facts bro

[@Innomen]

@@pyrolee17 Seconded.

[@arkinyte13]

He will always be my favorite Lex Luther.

[@Lowkeylie]

He and Ron Pearlman are god tier.

[@Richard-Espanol]

Just icing in the top he also voices Mr. Krabs lol

[@chwenhoou]

I know Clancy Brown is riffing on Quint's story of the Indianapolis from Jaws, but the man commits to it with gusto. The way he tells how each person died in the vacuum of space with gory detail is unnerving.

[@Nashking20]

So that wasn’t just a spooky story to scare Dean and Hank. It was real!

[@blackdemonknight]

I think when the show first started it was meant to be a one off joke as a lot of the episodes back then were one time stories with hardly a continous plotline but this just brought it back as a full blown plot point.

[@kida4313]

May actually have been Manstrong who opened the doors..

[@blackdemonknight]

@@kida4313 That is a popular theory as he was the only survivor in the initial masicare.

[@LrdHollow]

@@blackdemonknight not to mention his little incident in the oval office can actually be seen in a psychological perspective as an PTSD episode

[@blackdemonknight]

@@LrdHollow One theory is he actually saw the sex tape and in shock pulled the lever of the hanger doors.

[@casualbird7671]

I love the proper detail of how space works, so much media gets suffocating in a vacuum wrong. They did their homework and it's wonderful

[@shakefan1484]

I don’t know why but I think Red Death having a Master Card in his wallet is funny.

[@nstorm2415]

dude has to pay home bills.

[@Reviewer2016]

Probably because it's the same guy who keeps a small memorabilia from a space station massacre in the same wallet

[@jayjay86443]

I mean if the phone bill is retardedly high, clearly you must use it. He's got a plan for everything, especially financially. I wouldn't doubt that Mastercard saved him from several jams.

[@NewPaulActs17]

man loves killing people, but he also loves his wife and her brownies

[@CanDellJack]

The human body can survive for multiple minutes in space without permanent damage. 'Permanent' being the key word. Second in the running is 'up to.' 'Can' is also in there, too. Your body can handle the pressure, considering humans can survive 200 meters of underwater depth in a free dive. That's an effective difference of _twenty_ atmospheres of pressure! We're pretty sturdy in that way. You will pass out from the lack of oxygen shortly after your mouth is opened. Were you to have your mouth closed, your time is _drastically_ increased, as vacuum will suck the oxygen out of your blood once it reaches your lungs. Stopping that gives you _a_ _lot_ more time. Your body will suffer brain damage shortly after you pass out, since your mouth will hang open and speed up the de-oxygenation process. Brain death would occur within a minute after damage begins. The ambient temperature average around the earth is 43 degrees Fahrenheit. You will only burn, or freeze, if you are completely stationary and expose one side to the sun. It would take literal hours to freeze, even in the Earth's shadow. There is no easy way for heat to radiate away from you. You could get toasty on one side, and it would sting, but you'd be dead before that became a real issue. Additionally, you'd need to be in space, unshielded, for over an hour to get a dangerous dose of radiation. That's the absolute least of your worries. There is zero pressure, though. Things don't need heat to boil in zero pressure. Not only your spit, but the _fluid covering your eyes_ would boil, too. *Ouch...* At least any of your blood needs to gets _out_ of your body before it boils. Your lungs would not pop, thankfully. Since your body is a closed system, there is no reason for the gases to expand in such a way. The lining of your lungs, on the other hand, could be torn up and rupture as the gas rapidly escapes if your have an open mouth, depending on your blood pressure. A ruptured lung isn't immediately fatal, in fact, it's not that dangerous in comparison to everything else. Ruptured or punctured lungs often heal completely, but it will bleed a _helluva_ lot in a vacuum. As soon as your blood is exposed in a vacuum, all of your blood will be pulled out into the depths of space at a steady pace. Other than that, if you're brought in by rescue before you pass out, you'll be perfectly fine aside from blurry vision as your eyes become spheres again, and you will have a dire need of new pants. Just do yourself a favor, and don't open your mouth or eyes without a good reason. _Edit:_ Wowie - Zowie, four years later, and I have come to correct some factual errors I found over the years. Space is groovy and I like learning about it. Also, partially because I completely forgot I made this post years ago. Corrections and stricken-out falsehoods, included for accountability. -up to six minutes- -you don't explode when you're 10 meters underwater,- -1 atmosphere.- -pass out within a minute, but can make it up to three, depending on factors.- -at 6 minutes, and brain death around 7.- -The lungs rupturing is real though. If you're getting sucked out into space, scream.- -rescued within 5 minutes,-

[@jamesforbes4996]

Your explanation adds to this VB scene rather nicely.

[@Lowkeylie]

I thought the threshold was around two minutes before you started suffering permanent damage? The water boiling off the tongue thing is very much real due to the hands in atmospheric pressures. Oddly enough, you won’t freeze in any appreciable amount of time because it is _really_ hard to lose energy in a vacuum.

[@thorjelly]

This is wrong. You really would swell up like a peanut allergy because of liquids/gasses expanding and separating in your body. You'll have 12-15 seconds of consciousness before you pass out, not 60. And you'll suffer permanent brain damage after 90-120 seconds, not 5-6 minutes. We know all this for a fact because a man had an accident in a vacuum chamber before and passed out in 12 seconds, before his suit was pressurized. And there's been a number of unfortunate experiments on dogs, which all lost consciousness around 10-15 seconds, and swelled until they resembled "an inflated goatskin bag". There's an easily accessible Scientific American article about it, if you want to read it. It is not the same thing as holding your breath underwater at all, so you should not use those same figures. Suggesting you wouldn't "explode" because you don't if you're 10m underwater doesn't even make any sense because that's positive pressure, not negative pressure. And if you go from 10m to the surface too rapidly while you've been breathing compressed air (as scuba drivers can do) you really will suffer possible major injury from gasses boiling inside of you, particularly nitrogen. It's called decompression sickness. And in the case of a vacuum you'd pass out quickly because, I think, the capillaries in your lungs exposed to a vacuum will rapidly deoxygenate your blood. The same thing happens to pilots who suffer rapid cabin decompression.

[@spinozilla2421]

thorjelly do we have documented photos or video or these accidents? If so can they be viewed by the by public if I were search up on this

[@thorjelly]

@@spinozilla2421 Probably not? You can read the NASA research paper, if you want. ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/19660005052.pdf

[@oriontherealironman]

That's actually a very accurate depiction of space death XD

[@tailuigi]

I know, huge points for that! None of the usual "head exploding" nonsense. Just sick, disturbing, deadly reality.

[@oriontherealironman]

@@tailuigi right?! Even the "watching her for a minute" is pretty close to humans surviving in space. Which in my opinion is more terrifying than just exploding!

[@tailuigi]

@@oriontherealironman I know, right?! So visceral! I was almost reluctant to breathe during the whole thing. Forget supervillainy, Red Death should be a friggin' novelist or something!

[@casualbird7671]

@@oriontherealironman I believe you will always pass out after around 15 seconds though, given that's about how long it takes for the oxygen to go from your lungs to your brain.

[@DocWolph]

That sounds like a monologue from a space movie where the old astronaut discusses "what went wrong that one day".

[@sasquatchrick5462]

It's a homage to Quint's monologue from Jaws.

[@Tadicuslegion78]

Clancy Brown could read the phone book and make it epic and terrifying

[@shiftergoddessathena]

I’m suddenly reminded why Red Death is so feared ...and respected.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

It's implied that he only survived because he had to have a suit with a mask on

[@ANP4158]

@@rosesweetcharlotteluck

[@Randomyoutuber-4831]

You know what I realized? Red Death could have just as easily died in the movie night massacre along with everyone else, the fact that he had to keep his helmet on as part of the scheme was the only reason he lived to tell the tale, same with hate-bit.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

I just realized that too. This scary, horrifying man only lived because of dumb luck and he knows it. Another thing, his daughter and Stab Girl... They both have blond pigtails. Sort of funny, except how he talks about Stab Girl in this scen, when he calls her a "little thing," it sounds like something sweet he would say about his daughter. Stab Girl was a lot older than his daughter, naturally, but I think the even subtle similarities are a bit much for him. He came so close to death and losing everything

[@ellnats]

"with this face, the helmet never came off"

[@javierpatag3609]

And that's what saved him.

[@MMTrigger]

That applies to both Red Death and the late Lt. Baldavitch.

[@cunningsmile4166]

PHANTOM SPACE MAN

[@shadowstrider8295]

Went perfectly, flawless, well... until someone opened the bay doors. No one knew who did it, crew shot out like their mamas were ringing the dinner bell.

[@psychromaniac3525]

Even years later, the events surrounding Movie Night are still a mystery. We've yet to see a full recap of exactly what happened.

[@BDNeon]

I'm guessing after deliberating internally for a while, Blue Morpho leaves the booth, and a hormonal younger Bud Manstrong happens into the booth, stumbles onto the blackmail tape, watches it out of curiosity, starts doing what a typical hormonal young man would do on watching his first sex tape, accidentally bumps into the airlock controls in the act, and is left with crippling sexual hang-ups/repression for the rest of his life, and crafts the story of the phantom spaceman to try to avoid coming to terms with his horrible accident.

[@AwkwardKyle]

@@BDNeon and on top of that, I'm willing to bet he saw Red Death wearing a spacesuit. And thus, Phantom Spaceman

[@CODDE117]

Wasn't it Vendata? Since he has all that history with Venture?

[@Joawlisdoingfine]

​@@CODDE117you think right? However Vendata/Blue Morpho has no memories of doing so even after regaining his mind, so it's still left ambiguous.

[@LorreKeeper]

One hell of a noodle incident

[@Rawsilver]

Damn that's such a good delivery. No CGI. No bullshit. Just a great orator telling a tale with such perfect intensity that you hang on the edge of your seat.

[@nelsonchereta816]

Red Death a better villain that you'll find in 90% of all superhero movies. More Red Death!

[@videoace18]

Who else like the expressions on Twenty-one's face after Red Death mention where the ticket stub is from, it is a face of 'holy shit' then you hear 'Dude, (insert something Twenty-one might(key word) say'.

[@mrxbx9002]

This is a perfect example of how to break “show don’t tell”.

[@aekambeerbains3966]

Damn the reveal for this was such an absolute mood. I somewhat expected the person who opened the hatch and didn’t expect the person.

[@shinigamiphantom1391]

My money is on Vendatta. He was a mess at the time.

[@tenkenroo]

I like the idea of it being manstrong

[@xxshinanaevangelianxx]

Just his story telling of that incident on Gargantua 1 is terrifying, made me hold my breath. I have to commend the voice actor for playing such a convincing role in this scene. 👏🏻

[@nimarus3118]

Normal...dark...extremely dark...creepy dark...cheerful The phases of Red Death.

[@ray-0249]

I think he has ptsd but undermines it to the best of his ability with light hearted humor to keep him sane the intensity and vivid portrayal that he gives of what happened 20-40 years ago in such detail the fact it’s still with him means it is in some still weighing on his conscious.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

Yeah, I think the conflict for him is his love and fascination with violence, his sadism. It came in direct conflict with the utter horror of what happened, especially seeing someone he seemed to care about, Stab Girl, just die so horribly and there was absolutely nothing he could do

[@KenjiIchijou]

Goddamn I love this scene. Gary has *never* been more serious and in awe of anyone. Not when he found out he captured Brock, fought Brock and lived, when his best friend died, when he left the Monarch, none of them come close. Red Death is the best character in the series and probably the only person I'd say is cooler/ more dangerous than Samson.

[@Ray_D_Tutto]

Went from mocking him about the ticket to instant awe. Red Death is a master at holding court.

[@friskecrisps8038]

Damn after seven seasons they still are able to add more mysteries to movie night. Now to figure out who opened the bay doors and killed red deaths original team

[@BokanProductions]

I like how the movie he watched at the Movie Night Massacre was Sharky's Machine, which is appropriate for a Jaws reference.

[@johnard611]

And also appropriate because of the use of Sharky's Machine soundtrack song, Street Life.

[@BokanProductions]

@@johnard611 I think you're missing the point. SHARKY'S Machine? JAWS? Jaws is a giant SHARK?!

[@weebjeez]

My favorite part of this is what is likely animation laziness, considering, but after saying it the ticket stub was from Movie Night, 21 goes 1000 yard stare for a full 20 seconds. Like his whole world came crashing down on him when he realized that Red Death had been at Movie Night. Now, I say it's probably animation laziness because immediately upon cutting back to him, 21 has a totally different pose and expression on his face. I think that they simply didn't animate his reactions because they figured the viewer would be locked in on Red Death's monologue, so it wasn't important. But still... it's a fun moment or twenty

[@HookedOnSonics518]

I was gonna say the same thing. 21's definitely more badass, but he's got no business throwing shade at Red Death. The guys been in the game way before 21's balls dropped.

[@majormccoy2659]

I think Red Death keeps the ticket to both remember the friends he lost as well as remind himself that even a well executed plan can go wrong at a moment's notice.

[@sugarpuff7177]

This show is full of questions that wont get answered. -Who opened the doors of Gargantua 1? -Who really killed Jonas Venture? -Who really was the Sovereign? Its like if DBZ asked questions at the end of the episode and never answered them in the next.

[@casualbird7671]

I mean, the Jonas Venture thing technically got answered

[@sugarpuff7177]

Casual Bird they told us he died from movie night right? I just dont remember if anyone was named responsible and was proven to be guilty

[@casualbird7671]

I didn't want to spoil with my comments, but you kind of directly see him die on screen in the beginning of the new season

[@sugarpuff7177]

Casual Bird really? Im gonna have to rewatch

[@RoboBlue2]

First one got answered too.

[@HumanAfterAll123]

Ok...I have never watched Venture Brothers but I've always wanted too. I discovered this character just recently.....Holy Shit Balls! The few clips with him I've seen have DEFINITELY sold me to start watching this show

[@basedbattledroid3507]

Definitely watch it, you will not regret it, I only started watching it back in 2016, loved it

[@jayjay86443]

@@basedbattledroid3507 Just try not to cringe at seasons 1-3. Season 4 is basically where the show as a whole begins to get real. The earlier seasons are basically fodder and provide supplementation for now.

[@RaptorJesus]

@@jayjay86443 While I understand where you're coming from, I disagree. I think the middle of season 2 is where it found its "voice".

[@teddybeer6206]

Red Death and Mr.Krabbs have the same voice actor...damn...

[@steveflam8786]

Yeah it is Clancy Brown... HE dos so many animated voices. Lex Luthor in J.L and Superman Animated

[@AfroMan187]

I cant believe Red Death ran the Krusty Krab

[@teddybeer6206]

@@steveflam8786 First time I heard him was in Jackie Chan Adventures as Captain Black

[@ianmcpherson2171]

My brain refuses to process this information.

[@maxthepaladin2147]

Try to steal the formula now

[@KyoNanashi]

Clancy Brown as Red Death is perfect cast if I ever seen one. 10/10

[@BlazeofMercSH]

Red death...is phantom spaceman????? Sure wasnt him who did it but... The helmet never came off.

[@cunningsmile4166]

😮 You're blowing my mind.

[@BDNeon]

It was Bud Manstrong. He was a teen at the time and stumbled across the tape left by Jonas and Blue Morpho after their standoff in the control room, started watching it, and started doing what any teenager would do when alone with a sex tape playing, and in the process accidentally bumped into the door controls. Hence his deep-seated fear of all things sex-related.

[@cesarvictoriano8072]

BDNeon I feel if anything, he passed out like he does as an adult and bumped into it by accident.

[@codafett]

Ooh, that's a good theory

[@mar10ssj1]

Reminds me of the USS Indianapolis scene in JAWS!!!

[@BokanProductions]

It's a parody

[@dragonllig790]

I have to give so much credit for acutely describing what it would look like to die in space

[@DkKombo]

The thumbnail: Red death: me trying to explain the plot of venture brothers through interpretive dance. The bearded guy: my family.

[@CrudeConduct666]

Bearded guy? You mean 21?

[@sharkanenoa5928]

You just can't not be captivated by his voice

[@soldier257]

“The crew shot out like their mamas were ringing the dinner bell.” Hard boiled as fuck!

[@LockyMVoices]

If you go back and watch Arrears Of Science, during Red Deaths flashback when all the villains are in the ship, he puts his helmet on before they land.

[@kidbogus3731]

Red death could scare away anyone with a simple bit of his nostalgia

[@MRGTRB26]

Clancy Brown one of the most smoothing and villianst voice. I can hear him for hours next to Kevin Conroy, Patrick Stewart, Patrick Warburton, Mark Hamill, Keith David

[@MrDibara]

Don't forget James Earl Jones, Ian McKellen, George Newbern with his Sephiroth voice, and some legends who have already left us: like Christopher Lee, Michael Clarke Duncan and Sean Connery.

[@PetersaberHD]

I did not expect a silly adult cartoon to have one of the most accurate descriptions of what happens to a person in a vacuum.

[@FedoraTy34]

21's face at 0:10 just the horror of knowing he's next to someone who went to one of the most climatic moments in hero villain history

[@nelsonchereta816]

Incredible how they could turn Red Death into such an amazing character with so few scenes.

[@gaeybwoii]

I got chills watching this the first time

[@BovineDesigns]

Clancy Brown could make a brownie recipe sound threatening.

[@MarkSiefert]

I love Doc and Jackson actually cared to look up how someone dies in hard vacuum. Makes the whole monologue all the more chilling.

[@DemonicAdj]

The spit boiling, too. That was a nice touch. The good news is that hypoxia would take you out pretty quick, or painless-ish. In a vacuum, your lungs will process backwards in an attempt to balance the oxygen differential. Pulling oxygen out of your bloodstream. Then, the brain would shut off shortly.

[@cptkilgore]

When your the story is so horrifying you don't need a cut scene to show it.

[@Rio..o7..]

Clancy Brown is a treasure

[@Brutalyte616]

And _this_ is why you learn to live in your space suit in a sci-fi universe.

[@CaptainKotetsu]

Crazy how Venture Bros still has one of the most accurate depictions of people dying in space, even if it’s just a recount of the incident.

[@MaxThyme]

"Goddamn bro... just... goddamn."

[@Longtail626]

I wonder does Red Death have PTSD and being his truly villianous self help him cope with what he saw, so that he doesn't bring it out to his family

[@RaptorJesus]

...you know, that's a genuinely fascinating observation. It makes a disturbing amount of sense.

[@landonletterman831]

Monarch does it, after traveling into the past (having buried _some_ of his hate for Doc), and realizing what a monster Jonas Sr was, and how he will never be able to inflict more pain on his arch than their father (that growing up away from him was a blessing)

[@TheWarBird01]

I am such an idiot. I just realized that Red Death's armor looks just like the same one Gary Oldman wore in Bram Stoker's Dracula.

[@RaptorJesus]

Fun fact about that armor: It's based on *real* armor designs from the period. I love the look on peoples' faces when I tell them that, because one of the things people seem to love bringing up about that film is how "ridiculous, fake and impractical" Dracula's armor was.

[@gentlemanmaniac9992]

with a space helmet someone could mistake him for a "phantom spaceman"

[@christiansenator]

Insane that this was teased ouy over twenty years and it holds up that Red Death would survive because of his helmet

[@joimumu]

I get the feeling that if Red Death ever finds out who open the door at the space station that he will kill them because it was dishonest move

[@garybrown2039]

So this guy also voiced Mr. Krabs in spongebob ..... neat.

[@Redfire085]

He was also Lex Luthor, so it's not that big of a stretch.

[@yoyoboy87]

To be a fly on the wall of the writers room for this show

[@Ocixious]

Twenty-one looks so stoned at the start of the monologue.

[@mags2226]

this man could give a monologue like this then immediately start talking about how much his daughter likes PJ masks

[@SlideIX]

Wow That imagery is haunting

[@wanfu5634]

Red Death is one of the greatest well-conceived villains ever.

[@jarosawsobinski1928]

I'll watch "Sharky's Machine". While watching my train of thoughts will be:when did the crew died?

[@MikePenceEcksDee]

right at the start

[@elnombredelarosa3167]

That speech chilled me

[@cortezv69]

Lmao yooo he said spit on her tongue boiling 😂😂

[@erubin100]

I feel like if there was a season 8, it would've revealed that it was Rusty who killed Jonas via time travel shenanigans.

[@BenjaminSteber]

In film they say show don't tell. This scene appears to be telling, but it's actually showing. Watch this and the Gentleman villain clip and you get a real vivid picture of what Red Death has been through, what he is and how he operates.

[@arbknight12]

I firmly believed Rusty arranged to have the bay doors opened. Just to get back at Jonas for messing up his childhood.

[@Cashes599]

It’s hard to believe that’s the voice of Mr. Krabs.

[@oMaJoJ]

0:04 A bit underrated, there was a time you would have never taken 21 saying that line seriously. I liked the progressing of Gary.

[@LS-fc7nx]

Big red is the most intimidating character I can think of

[@MrRonald327]

He could pass for the Grim Reaper.

[@cunningsmile4166]

It's his motif

[@slanetroyard92]

Nobody can top the movie night massacre. The look on Gary's face 0:57 as RD describes on how it went down sends genuine fear to his spine.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

And the thing is, it was so simple. Just open the doors at the wrong time

[@slanetroyard92]

@@rosesweetcharlotte yeah that's the scary thing about it. It wasn't complex or strategic. Just a simple flip of a switch.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

@@slanetroyard92 It just hit me, the only one it could have been was Blue Morpho

[@slanetroyard92]

@@rosesweetcharlotte exactly. He knew everything that happened on the space station schedule. Down to the last minute.

[@mcgurk34]

Give this guy a spin-off show.

[@kendallcarroll3735]

His voice and the way he uses it makes him such an interesting storyteller, now i just wanna hear about how he met his wife👌

[@long_chin_man]

bruh mr krabs voice actor also does the red guy im absolutely peaking

[@Embalmination85]

been looking everywhere for this me to a T

[@theintern2960]

Jesus Christ, I think I just shit out my digestive system listening Clancy Brow reminisce about decompression in a vacuum.

[@anthonypeipert5011]

Red Death needs a spin off

[@ymir6843]

He has a mastercard lmao

[@Sillyzombie666]

by far one of my fave new characters if not over all fav

[@dag1984]

0:43 It had to be Vendata/Blue Morpho. He had the biggest reason to want Jonas dead, and he can hack into computers like it was nothing.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

Yeah, that seems to be the case. And given that we know his programming and brain were already ruined, he may not have fully understood or realized what he was doing, just that it was killing the man who ruined his life. And this rather explains why Red Death didn't go after him or try to find who did it. Both out of respect and, just maybe, some lingering love and friendship for one of the last remaining original friends he had

[@ratchet6909]

I wish one day they can make a episode of movie night for The Ventrue Bros they always have characters talking about movie night

[@ShadowHyena101]

Jaws reference!!!

[@BokanProductions]

This episode was full of them.

[@andreasnilsson5020]

A very well executed and performed one at that!

[@pyrogrimm7653]

Red death:You ever seen a man die in space? Me:Ooooh boy, alright let’s hear it.

[@SIyMarbo]

Anyways got to see a little of Sharky’s Machine.. Burt Reynolds movie btw

[@rotekampfflieger-dr.I]

Red Death is genuinely my favorite charecter.

[@matalvis]

This man for President!