Hollywood can try as much as it wants to make "sympathetic" villains with deep motivations and what not. It will never surpass jason's simple "I'm buff as fuck and love murder :)"
i dont even think you could it love sense he litterly cant feel,its more like second nature to him,i dont think he really cares emotionly about killing
Going back to the HTTYD song you picked out, it also lets the audience know that the relationship between Hiccup and Toothless is just as strong as it was at that moment and now, what was an epic moment in the first film is now how epic they always are.
Yeah, in flight training, one of the lessons is that your instructor will shut everything off and you’re going down. You have to make immediate emergency procedures to find a place that would make for a good landing spot as you lose altitude, while trying to keep the thing in the air, not to mention troubleshooting and trying to get the plane running again. When I get scared, I get very calm, so it made things easier to deal with. However, the oral examination killed me later on because the instructor I was working with wanted a perfect score from me.
It was the same for me in astronaut training. We had to figure out how to restart the shuttle in deep space but it’s way worse than scuba diving or flight training because you’re in literal goddamn space. Everyone else in the shuttle was freaking out, but I was the one who managed to get us through it. Just me. Failed the oral examination though because I got 99/100 and the examiner was super strict as they are want to be :/
That moment in Power Rangers really triggered me. I wanted to hear the whole song in the fight scen. Would have been so epic. It triggered so much nostalgia.
The Link's Awakening remake for the Switch has great remixed tracks. You can feel that they loved the original and poured their heart into the new soundtrack. But the best moment is, when the ending theme seamlessly switches to the original version and back. Fucking goosebumps.
In an episode of Batman Beyond, Bruce Wayne is young again after taking a dip in the Lazarus Pit. And in the moment where he fights alongside Terry McGinnis, the original Batman leitmotif plays as Bruce launches into action. Every time I watch that scene I get chills. Even thinking about it gets me hyped.
One bit of music that was re used is the song “Jim Milton rides again” which uses certain parts of the red dead 1 main theme. It’s played up a lot and it plays only in the mission called American venom which is where John gets his final revenge on micha and in my personal opinion it’s the moment goes from playing second fiddle to Arthur and becomes the badass from red dead 1
Jumpscares done right can be a relief. The Korean film A Tale of Two Sisters (remade as the snoozefest The Uninvited) uses one jumpscare that is well executed and timed. The jumpscare is not only a jumpscare for the audience, but to the character as well, and it gives you a bit of relief from the really tense and uneasy atmosphere built up to that point. The thing is that relief does not entirely remove that tension, it only lowers it momentarily just to take it to 11 and beyond before the ending that still doesn't give you full relief, but stays with you for a while after the end credits.
I also thought Jason’s theme was Chi Chi Chi Ah Ah Ah. I really liked the Clarification of his theme which is definitely a deep cut from the Jason Voorhees mythos. The reanimated undead and unstoppable killing machine version of Jason is personally my favorite. I like that version due to the fact that he always comes back no matter how he’s taken down or quote unquote killed. That’s way cooler than a hulking mad man who lives in the woods but to each his own.
One of my favorite themes is Damned from COD Zombies for many reasons but i like what they did with it in COD Cold War. In the game the zombie theme is called Echoes of the Damned and it doesn't sound like the original until about the middle of the song but what happens is the theme slowly stops and right as it goes quiet the original Damned theme starts building up. The first time i heard it i got goosebumps tbh.
The music from Bloodborne increases the anxiety and fear you feel when you play the game. It becomes even worse when you get used to it because sometimes the music stops and you suddenly feel like something is wrong. The music starts playing slowly again and you get more and more uncomfortable. In the end you hear the music going from a pianissimo to a fortissimo and you feel this panic inducing melody that make you feel like you are fighting against time. I want that in a movie.
That last conversation reminds me of Arkham Knight. Towards the end, as everything is about to reach its climax, one of the last predator sections plays the Arkham Asylum title theme.
My favorite moment of using a theme is Silver Bullet in DMC 5. It starts with a minute and a half of somber violin, then you finally pull your devil trigger, theres a big fuck off cinematic explosion with Nero flipping the bird and yelling "FUCK YOU" as it transitions into a remix of Devil Trigger. Considering Vergil's other boss themes, the violins fit his motif so well, then are abruptly cut off into something radically different and far more fitting for both Nero's battle themes and the tone of the fight as well. The contrast it has with The Duel(The theme for Vergil vs Dante) really highlights this. I honestly cannot think of a better use of recycling a theme and having it come back for the maximum emotional impact in any form of media.
It makes me feel so much better to know im not the only one afraid of the phone. Text me or get ignored. I always get so frustrated that I cant do anything else while on the phone.
It's not the second phase of the Jenova Dreamweaver when the theme kicks up a knotch, it's in the third phase and the music goes into over drive, and it's amaaaazeballs
I always assumed that it was "kih kih kih hah hah hah" and it was Jason breathing. Like he's trying to breathe but his health problems are making it hard for him.
interesting thing (more an urban legend I guess) about the person behind you in the mirror trope, apparently its because in old houses they would have crawl spaces in your walls so that plumbers and electricians could get into the pipes and stuff, a robber decided to take advantage of this to break into someone's house and a lady opened her medicine cabinet thing and there was a man there who, shocked that he'd just been caught, climbed through and killed her
As for greatest spooky themes, I'd say The Grokes theme from the old Moomin anime from the 90's is up there. Yes, it's a kids show, but damn that theme is goosebumps-inducing. I managed to scare someone who was more than 550 km away from me just by sending them a link to that theme song when they worked alone at night in a dark school.
How come ? I would say this isn’t common knowledge so I don’t get how u would be surprised by it. Or could u not think of a different way to say I already knew the fact I watched I’ve 10 minute video about and wanted to act smug about it.
Wouldn't actually say it's his theme song, per se. Also, in Jason Takes Manhattan, he does speak at the end when the toxic waste turns him back into a kid
My headcanon is that Jason is a draugr. Like if you check Scandinavian stories about them...Well, OG draugr are enormously strong, tireless, malevolent, intelligent, can turn into mist to travel and appear, and they're just inherently cursed and radiate Bad Juju. One being active in an area gives everyone for a couple of miles nightmares. They'll chase cattle to death for fun. The only power they have that Jason doesn't is the change their size or shapechange sometimes. But otherwise they're a sort of undead Chuck Norris and that's basically what Jason is.
I feel like the worst offender for fake-out jumpscares in a movie has to go to IT Chapter 2, mostly because they do it twice to the same character in back-to-back scenes. They do it so much it's comical.
You need to revisit your classic G movies mate..... Ifukube San is often hugely literal with the leitmotifs......cutting the music to whichever kaiju is on screen. Before I left to go see KOTM, I posted @no matter how good this is....at some point G will get knocked on his arse and when he stands up.....Ifukube wont play and that'll ruin it. SO wrong :D Oh....and they use his appearance fanfare perfectly appropriate;y i amtarctica.....the actual "repel gojira" cue that we know as his theme doesn't appear until his rebirth....and I YELLED. Mosura's theme reduced me to tears, as it always has. I love Mothra
I'm always satisfied when I find other people with a fear of the ocean. For me it is the vastness. I ain't so worried about the underwater part save for the pressure when you are deep.
For me when it comes to a theme "Missing it's Mark" it's The Grinch 2018. It’s a different approach making it like a smooth jazz sort of rap but it sounds really cool. What confounds me is they use it during a montage of Grinch waking up, showering and going upstairs to have breakfast in act one…why wasn’t it used during the planning and heist of Christmas? Why pick the most mundane moment to use the song?
Man I remember how widespread the whole "It's Ch, ch, ch, ah, ah, ah." thing was. Alice Cooper's "He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)" used it, a lot of Friday the 13th comics that had the noise written out used it. Hell to this day one of the most entertaining things to see is fans still continuously debating the noise.
I have to disagree with the use of the Godzilla Theme in "Godzilla; King of the Monsters". In my opinion it didn't lose any inpact in the final battle, because they played only the bginning in the Antartica Battle and after Godzille gets all powered up they play the whole thing with added parts. Kinda like the Jenova thing he mentioned.
It's not exactly an original theme, but the track "Ezio's Family" from Assassin's Creed II has been so iconic that pretty much every subsequent game has a version of it, but in the style of the setting the game is in (i.e. Pirate, Greek, Norse)
Also in one of the friday the 13th where tommy is the killer (i think can barely remember plot) the chant is changed to ki ki ki ta ta ta so its kill tommy kill instead of kill mommy kill (also not sure if this was intentional or not just a theory ive heard as to why they changed it)
I think about Sword Art Online during the big fight scene during the first season they used some generic song that was okay. But in the abridged version they used the title theme and it was awesome
ONE THAT BOTHERS ME IS HALO INFINITE they use a score from Halo:CE and yet Marty O'Donnell offers to help but they never asked for it and it just felt wrong.
The Friday the 13th game actually has a loading screen tip that states it's not "ch ch ch ha ha ha" but "ki ki ki ma ma ma" so you got that fact wrong but the rest it right
kh and mah? there is a syllable missing that does not translate to kill her mommy it translates to kill mommy witch might work as commanding his mother to kill in general but it can be misconstrued as an order to kill his mother you are missing a huh sound.
My favourite Jason line as to be “.....”. Such an iconic phrase
You got the quote wrong, it's "...."
@@hectic.rhythm13 I am talking about the other time he said that
@@hectic.rhythm13 I’m partial to “..”
I have it tattooed on my forehead
What about”......”
Not hearing Karl say "far away Nisha" threw me off for a moment. So used to hearing that prefix now
This was the one I decided to show off to my girlfriend and say " Far and Away, Nisha" as the video started.
She was confused.
Right?? I've come to love the way he says "Far away Nisha". It seems to roll off his tongue.
Jason spoke one line in "Jason Goes To Hell" while possessing the deputy's body. The line is 'Get away from her, Ed!'
Um...ok.
@@AxxLAfriku I'm going to say this nicely wtf is wrong with you and no one cares
@@AdrianOkay no mate look at his content it gets worse
In the friday 13th game theres a tip that states "its 'kikiki mamama' not 'chichichi'"
Its kill mom
Hollywood can try as much as it wants to make "sympathetic" villains with deep motivations and what not. It will never surpass jason's simple "I'm buff as fuck and love murder :)"
He's like comic Thanos, his origin is tragic but try not to make him sympathetic
i dont even think you could it love sense he litterly cant feel,its more like second nature to him,i dont think he really cares emotionly about killing
Going back to the HTTYD song you picked out, it also lets the audience know that the relationship between Hiccup and Toothless is just as strong as it was at that moment and now, what was an epic moment in the first film is now how epic they always are.
Oh and Jason does have some emotion because he doesn’t kill little kids
wait jason does that too? i thought it was only michael myers
@@mopphxd9357 Michael kills kids
@@wildmoose3979 I know I was just saying he does kill older kids
You don't need emotions to not kill kids. You need a conscience.
little kids and pregnant women
Yeah, in flight training, one of the lessons is that your instructor will shut everything off and you’re going down. You have to make immediate emergency procedures to find a place that would make for a good landing spot as you lose altitude, while trying to keep the thing in the air, not to mention troubleshooting and trying to get the plane running again. When I get scared, I get very calm, so it made things easier to deal with. However, the oral examination killed me later on because the instructor I was working with wanted a perfect score from me.
Weird flex bro
It was the same for me in astronaut training. We had to figure out how to restart the shuttle in deep space but it’s way worse than scuba diving or flight training because you’re in literal goddamn space. Everyone else in the shuttle was freaking out, but I was the one who managed to get us through it. Just me. Failed the oral examination though because I got 99/100 and the examiner was super strict as they are want to be :/
The old 90's Power Rangers theme snippet was the only thing I truly enjoyed about the new movie.
i liked the crispy cream product placement. it was so overt it was down right comical.
jason specks in the first movie "help me" he says, as he is drowning
That moment in Power Rangers really triggered me. I wanted to hear the whole song in the fight scen. Would have been so epic. It triggered so much nostalgia.
The Link's Awakening remake for the Switch has great remixed tracks. You can feel that they loved the original and poured their heart into the new soundtrack. But the best moment is, when the ending theme seamlessly switches to the original version and back. Fucking goosebumps.
In Spider-Man Homecoming, they play an orchestral version of the 60s Spider-Man theme and its so awesome but it’s never used again :(
Idle hands theme is underrated
The entirety of the King of the monsters has a great soundtrack. The movie is fun... but the soundtrack is... *chefs kiss* mamma mia pappa pia
Yesssss
@@DeterminedGoat sssssey
2020 was pretty shit but I'm glad you were making content to make it better, happy new years, Karl
In an episode of Batman Beyond, Bruce Wayne is young again after taking a dip in the Lazarus Pit. And in the moment where he fights alongside Terry McGinnis, the original Batman leitmotif plays as Bruce launches into action.
Every time I watch that scene I get chills. Even thinking about it gets me hyped.
One bit of music that was re used is the song “Jim Milton rides again” which uses certain parts of the red dead 1 main theme. It’s played up a lot and it plays only in the mission called American venom which is where John gets his final revenge on micha and in my personal opinion it’s the moment goes from playing second fiddle to Arthur and becomes the badass from red dead 1
The first song reuse that came to mind was the Rocky theme blaring when the final round starts in the first Creed movie.
Jumpscares done right can be a relief. The Korean film A Tale of Two Sisters (remade as the snoozefest The Uninvited) uses one jumpscare that is well executed and timed. The jumpscare is not only a jumpscare for the audience, but to the character as well, and it gives you a bit of relief from the really tense and uneasy atmosphere built up to that point. The thing is that relief does not entirely remove that tension, it only lowers it momentarily just to take it to 11 and beyond before the ending that still doesn't give you full relief, but stays with you for a while after the end credits.
The reimagined Battlestar Gallactica used the theme of the original show as the vessel's theme.
I wanted to go scuba diving but you've convinced me otherwise by playing to my fears
Worst for me is the plucking noise when a spider appears onscreen.
Yeah, good example is the spider scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Even hearing you quote the kikiki mamama out of context sends chills down my spine! Grew up on the OG horror films
I also thought Jason’s theme was Chi Chi Chi Ah Ah Ah. I really liked the Clarification of his theme which is definitely a deep cut from the Jason Voorhees mythos. The reanimated undead and unstoppable killing machine version of Jason is personally my favorite. I like that version due to the fact that he always comes back no matter how he’s taken down or quote unquote killed. That’s way cooler than a hulking mad man who lives in the woods but to each his own.
Sweet, my favorite, "How to Train Your Dragon" fan channel uploaded.
One of my favorite themes is Damned from COD Zombies for many reasons but i like what they did with it in COD Cold War. In the game the zombie theme is called Echoes of the Damned and it doesn't sound like the original until about the middle of the song but what happens is the theme slowly stops and right as it goes quiet the original Damned theme starts building up. The first time i heard it i got goosebumps tbh.
Wilhelm scream it’s not a theme tune, but everyone has heard it
I always thought the “mamama” sounded like breathing. Like he’s trying to stifle his breath so you don’t hear him
The music from Bloodborne increases the anxiety and fear you feel when you play the game. It becomes even worse when you get used to it because sometimes the music stops and you suddenly feel like something is wrong. The music starts playing slowly again and you get more and more uncomfortable. In the end you hear the music going from a pianissimo to a fortissimo and you feel this panic inducing melody that make you feel like you are fighting against time.
I want that in a movie.
That last conversation reminds me of Arkham Knight. Towards the end, as everything is about to reach its climax, one of the last predator sections plays the Arkham Asylum title theme.
The scene from The Exorcist where Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield starts playing has always stuck with me. Freaks me out every time I hear it.
My favorite moment of using a theme is Silver Bullet in DMC 5. It starts with a minute and a half of somber violin, then you finally pull your devil trigger, theres a big fuck off cinematic explosion with Nero flipping the bird and yelling "FUCK YOU" as it transitions into a remix of Devil Trigger. Considering Vergil's other boss themes, the violins fit his motif so well, then are abruptly cut off into something radically different and far more fitting for both Nero's battle themes and the tone of the fight as well. The contrast it has with The Duel(The theme for Vergil vs Dante) really highlights this. I honestly cannot think of a better use of recycling a theme and having it come back for the maximum emotional impact in any form of media.
One winged angel in Sephiroth's smash reveal
from like... the first note, anyone who's played a game where sephiroth has appeared uttered a loud "OH FUCK."
Oh no... The UNSOLVED MYSTERIES theme is the scariest.
It makes me feel so much better to know im not the only one afraid of the phone. Text me or get ignored. I always get so frustrated that I cant do anything else while on the phone.
The use of the old spiderman theme throughout the various movies is quite interesting.
Jason has been known to mess with people. He would scare people sometimes
He speaks in Part VIII, just before he's 'killed' by the toxic waste
When he said big meaty, all I could remember was, "Big Meaty Clawss!"
It's not the second phase of the Jenova Dreamweaver when the theme kicks up a knotch, it's in the third phase and the music goes into over drive, and it's amaaaazeballs
I always assumed that it was "kih kih kih hah hah hah" and it was Jason breathing. Like he's trying to breathe but his health problems are making it hard for him.
5:09 wow, i got so much chills hearing that
Unsolved murder theme is the scariest TV theme of all time and won 2 awards for it
one of my favorite pieces of music reused in other media is the FF7 battle victory used as a ringtone in advent children movie.
As a kid, I wasn't afraid of the stuff that happened on the X-Files, but the theme song always creeped me out. Ha!
interesting thing (more an urban legend I guess) about the person behind you in the mirror trope, apparently its because in old houses they would have crawl spaces in your walls so that plumbers and electricians could get into the pipes and stuff, a robber decided to take advantage of this to break into someone's house and a lady opened her medicine cabinet thing and there was a man there who, shocked that he'd just been caught, climbed through and killed her
As for greatest spooky themes, I'd say The Grokes theme from the old Moomin anime from the 90's is up there.
Yes, it's a kids show, but damn that theme is goosebumps-inducing.
I managed to scare someone who was more than 550 km away from me just by sending them a link to that theme song when they worked alone at night in a dark school.
Most instantly recognizable themes in cinema has to be "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly ".
Nothing Scarier than being in the water and not seeing the ground.
I'm always suprised by how many people don't know the words to Jason's theme.
How come ? I would say this isn’t common knowledge so I don’t get how u would be surprised by it. Or could u not think of a different way to say I already knew the fact I watched I’ve 10 minute video about and wanted to act smug about it.
@@shaunhendry251 Christ, someone woke up on the warm side of the pillow. Maybe he's just a Jason fan
"Are You Afraid Of The Dark" had the scariest intro/theme
getting scuba certified was hard asf. you have to do a bunch of failure measures as well, very stressful.
Jason Voorhees is the guy that never made friends along the way.
Maybe the real friends were the murders he found along the way.
8:23 That information card... What timeline are we even living in?
Wouldn't actually say it's his theme song, per se. Also, in Jason Takes Manhattan, he does speak at the end when the toxic waste turns him back into a kid
The flood theme from halo. It doesnt play when the flood show up. It plays when the flood are overwhelming everything.
Spookiest theme? Unsolved Mysteries.
That, plus Robert Stack's voice? Chills, even today.
My headcanon is that Jason is a draugr. Like if you check Scandinavian stories about them...Well, OG draugr are enormously strong, tireless, malevolent, intelligent, can turn into mist to travel and appear, and they're just inherently cursed and radiate Bad Juju. One being active in an area gives everyone for a couple of miles nightmares. They'll chase cattle to death for fun. The only power they have that Jason doesn't is the change their size or shapechange sometimes. But otherwise they're a sort of undead Chuck Norris and that's basically what Jason is.
I feel like the worst offender for fake-out jumpscares in a movie has to go to IT Chapter 2, mostly because they do it twice to the same character in back-to-back scenes. They do it so much it's comical.
You need to revisit your classic G movies mate..... Ifukube San is often hugely literal with the leitmotifs......cutting the music to whichever kaiju is on screen.
Before I left to go see KOTM, I posted @no matter how good this is....at some point G will get knocked on his arse and when he stands up.....Ifukube wont play and that'll ruin it. SO wrong :D
Oh....and they use his appearance fanfare perfectly appropriate;y i amtarctica.....the actual "repel gojira" cue that we know as his theme doesn't appear until his rebirth....and I YELLED.
Mosura's theme reduced me to tears, as it always has.
I love Mothra
I'm always satisfied when I find other people with a fear of the ocean. For me it is the vastness. I ain't so worried about the underwater part save for the pressure when you are deep.
I think that Michael Myers theme is the scariest but I guess the x-files theme is scarry
For me when it comes to a theme "Missing it's Mark" it's The Grinch 2018. It’s a different approach making it like a smooth jazz sort of rap but it sounds really cool. What confounds me is they use it during a montage of Grinch waking up, showering and going upstairs to have breakfast in act one…why wasn’t it used during the planning and heist of Christmas? Why pick the most mundane moment to use the song?
Man I remember how widespread the whole "It's Ch, ch, ch, ah, ah, ah." thing was. Alice Cooper's "He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)" used it, a lot of Friday the 13th comics that had the noise written out used it. Hell to this day one of the most entertaining things to see is fans still continuously debating the noise.
The Smurf theme song...imagine hearing "la, la, lala,lala" and then seeing a bunch of small blue creatures coming towards you
I didn't know this thank you for this information especially the kill ma
My dad always says he is afraid of depths, that would be your fear
Besides a voice of a younger Jason I do believe that the adult looking Jason has never spoken. So that was something cool to think about.
Best youtuber
Talking about horror movie soundtracks, the original Suspiria might well have the best soundtrack of any horror movie.
The original Suspiria gets slept on all the time.
It took thirty years for fans to realise that Goodall hid lyrics in the opening Red Dwarf theme, so don't feel bad about "ch ch ch" guys.
i think ill double back to 007 and waiting for the theme in casino royal to hear it at the end and it was awesome
How could they not mention rise of skywalker and how it has like no new music
Because it would be best to give that the Avatar treatment and just erase it from our collective minds
I have to disagree with the use of the Godzilla Theme in "Godzilla; King of the Monsters". In my opinion it didn't lose any inpact in the final battle, because they played only the bginning in the Antartica Battle and after Godzille gets all powered up they play the whole thing with added parts.
Kinda like the Jenova thing he mentioned.
08:18 go Squidward! Nice one Nisha
It's not exactly an original theme, but the track "Ezio's Family" from Assassin's Creed II has been so iconic that pretty much every subsequent game has a version of it, but in the style of the setting the game is in (i.e. Pirate, Greek, Norse)
Castlevania season 2. The dracula fight. WORKS.
Also in one of the friday the 13th where tommy is the killer (i think can barely remember plot) the chant is changed to ki ki ki ta ta ta so its kill tommy kill instead of kill mommy kill (also not sure if this was intentional or not just a theory ive heard as to why they changed it)
a good menacing theme is Paranoia Agent OST 03 - Focus
Had to put my dog down today, came straight here
God the Jason theme is so timeless and creepy
One Winged Angel is so iconic
I think about Sword Art Online during the big fight scene during the first season they used some generic song that was okay. But in the abridged version they used the title theme and it was awesome
ALRIGHT ALRIGHHT good sir I'm officially mind-blowed
I’m gonna cheat here & say that my favourite use of the Le-motif would be the entire undertale soundtrack😏
Says transformers but means power rangers LUL still a good episode and glad to see the human mistakes
ONE THAT BOTHERS ME IS HALO INFINITE they use a score from Halo:CE and yet Marty O'Donnell offers to help but they never asked for it and it just felt wrong.
Jason just misses his mother.
The Friday the 13th game actually has a loading screen tip that states it's not "ch ch ch ha ha ha" but "ki ki ki ma ma ma" so you got that fact wrong but the rest it right
Great video
So happy I'm not the only one terrified of heights and the sea lmao
I heard it as “get (kikikiki)x3, out x3”
Talking about reusing themes. But didn't mention the Dark Souls 3 Plin Plin Plon 2016 remix.
A good theme would be “you say run” both versions are really good imo
The last time I was this early I was being born
how did they key out the green screen... without it getting Karl's tattoo???? ??? 👀👀
the NFL also tried to clear out the backlash by reuploading the video of maroon 5`s performance. it kinda worked, now it only has 960k dislikes.
I hear It as ch this blew my mind
kh and mah? there is a syllable missing that does not translate to kill her mommy it translates to kill mommy witch might work as commanding his mother to kill in general but it can be misconstrued as an order to kill his mother you are missing a huh sound.