PHANTASM Filming Location - The Hanging Tree
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Join us as we visit the PHANTASM Hanging Tree in Agoura Hills, California.
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One of the most underrated horror movies of all time.
I agree
Hands down
One of my favorite movies ever. A masterpiece.
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if you dont know the movie you dont know real horror
Angus Scrimm as the tall man in the Phantasm movies had to be one of the scariest characters in the most terrifyingly strange story lines that set them far apart from most horror films of any decade. They were not what you would call the "schlock" movies, they were somehow based in a sort of dream sequence that although surreal, were surprisingly well written and seemed to pull you into the story. Just when you thought you had figured out what was happening, they dropped your heart over the edge of the cliff and you could not look away, no matter how scared you were. The Phantasm movies were in a class all their own and Angus, as the tall man had a presence that you could never forget. Awesome video as usual, Grimmlifers RULE! Boyyyyyyyyyyy, you think you go to heaven when you die,....You come to ME. Rest in peace Angus, thanks for the paralyzing fear.
This is one of me and my dad's favorite movies. we still watch it together all the time. The tall man and Pumpkinhead use to scare me so much.
Pumpkinhead is another awesome movie.
Those ball things used to scare the hell outta me.
I share your excitement, I wouldn't have expected that tree to be standing. Good job!
I remember sneaking to my room to watch this as a kid and being scared to death of the tall skinny old man!
Oh man! I used to travel for work and go from LA to SLO. I’d stop at a McDonald’s near there! I bet you can get to the tree from the same exit I used to take. If I’d have only know it was over there!!!
that's pretty cool. As a big movie buff/collector of old horror and action moives I appreciate your content.👍
Thank you. Really glad you found us
Tall man & pinhead are the two that freaked me out and one of my first horror films in the 80's THE DEADLY SPAWN.
My Dad took me to this movie back in '79 when I was 12. Loved the movie. One of my favourite memories of him.
That’s cool it’s still there love the phantasm movies , also you can visit the castle from the movie hell night in Redlands california
Yes!!! One of my all time favorites. Not just a great movie but one if the greatest cars of all time too!!! Even the sequels were great!
my god ive been a Phan since child hood fun fact @Grimmlifecollective the first phantasm traumatized me of the back of door for a long time. once when i was a kid i came home and turned on the tv and the very end scene where mike closes the door was on i had no idea what the movie was but as scared as i was i loved it too. i had never felt that kind of terror and it was thrilling. P.S. Prayers to Reggie Banister (Ice Cream Man) Whos battling a severe form of alzheimer's disease that attacks his central nervous system and cause body tremors.
That movie creeped me out so bad when I was growing up. In fact I’m 54 years old now and I still get chills thinking about it.
The greatest horror movies ever made
I'm glad you mentioned meeting him in person...I was fortunate enough to do the same!!! He was such a wonderful gracious man🙏 Beautiful video, thank you!!!!!
Love your channel. Always look forward to every upload.
I was also born in 79 and didn't see Phantasm and sequels until early to mid 90's. I was already exposed to slasher films because of older siblings but Phantasm was the next level at horror for me and other cult movies. 👍🤘👊
You think that when you die, you go to heaven. You come to us! I love Phantasm. God knows how many times I've watched it since 79. The 4K remaster is beautiful.
The tree is still there looking as creepy as ever!! I'm stoked about that!
I'm late to the table here. But thanks for your videos. I first saw Phantasm in the early 80s when I was around 11 or so. Instant fan. Wish I could have met Angus Scrimm.👻
Anything that has to do with Phantasm always brings a smile to my face. An underrated classic!
I remember seeing the Movie in theaters in Chicago with my older sister when I was 9 years old......two impacts it made.....I will always love Angus and 1970 Cudas......RIP Angus.
I absolutely love Phantasm!!! It's one of my all-time favorite films! Awesome video as always! #Boy!!!!!😱
Angus was truly a Genuinely nice guy, but being a little older I had the privilege of seeing Phantasm on opening day.. That being the Summer of 79 it sent chills down my spine (scared the Shit out of me to be honest) and I can say there were issues sleeping for a few days after. Truly underrated as a Horror Film, great info on the Tree..
Oh yea, Phantasm is one of my favorite movies too!!!!!!!!
The most underrated horror movie to this date (just my opinion). Great vid... 👍👌😉
I was 14 when that movie came out and it was good and scary. Great stuff and yes the 80's scream queens were awesome.
That movie give me chills when I was younger I like that movie very well was my favorite out of the franchise thank you Michael you guys are awesome as always would love one day to just meet you to shake your hand and say thank you for everything you do because it is very interesting I have not watched one of your videos that have not enjoyed and it's brought back some great memories on movies don't mean to take up much time sorry but I love you brother and you guys are awesome you and your wife are the greatest keep it up my friend long live grim life collection much love from Huntington West Virginia baby 🙏❤️😳🥰
Glad to see the hanging tree is still there. I got to meet Don Coscarelli and Reggie Bannister at the days of Darkness horror convention there in Burbank, unfortunately Angus Scrimm wasn't there. Great video!
Amazing it's still there. Angus is a legend. The tallman forever. Thanks for sharing.
Super fun you guys! I was one of the Special FX artists who created all the deadly flying spheres in Phantasm 2! It was the first movie I ever worked on and I was only 15 at the time, it was so crazy! If you’re interested I’m going to be posting a video soon on my RUclips channel showing my behind the scenes memorabilia, photos, and stories! I’ve already posted videos of FX work I did on Men In Black and Broken Arrow, and there’s plenty more movies to come if you are interested in “making of” footage of my FX work! Well keep up the good work you guys, love the channel! Cheers🎃💀😜👍😍
Your channel is great. Thanks for showing this 👍
Huge beautiful mausoleums. Such cool movies
Sorry to say I'm not a horror fan but I love seeing the location you took us to see.
Your boy !was perfect !greetings from france
I remember watching this on Action Pay-per-view in the late 80s. We had 3 Pay-per-view channels. 2 showed mainstream movies and the 3rd which was Action Pay-per-view player nothing but b-movies mainly sci-fi and horror. Loved that channel!!
I love Phantasm. And I cannot believe that I have driven by there a thousand (yes, a thousand) times and never knew this was there. Nice.
When the movie in 1979 I was in middle school and the movie phantom scared me and I will always watch your videos and I will always be Grimm life Coltivare fan for life and happy Halloween Michael and Jessica with spooky hands and a creepy smile
My favorite horror movie of all time! So awesome, wish so bad I could travel and see this stuff like y'all do.
I love the entire Phantasm franchise and Angus Scrimm was perfect in that part. I grew up in Calabasas going to the original Renaissance fair really close to the hanging tree just off of Los Virgenes Canyon road. The frontage road near the tree was used in Its a Mad Mad World. Keep up the great video’s, so much fun to watch.
Great find! It's nice to see it still standing. I don't care what anybody says about this movie franchise, it was great and it means a lot to me personally. I hope that more people learn about it and enjoy it.
Since I started watching your channel I must say that I am enjoying both of you with your boots on the ground pursay finding interesting things for your vlogs. I encourage you to promote that a bit more. The pandemic has locked a lot of us in and it is just my thoughts that it could be healthy for people to get out there and explore a bit more with all that has occurred over the last 14 months.
Even in that two second clip with the tall man turning around talking to michael kinda startled me. I'll be revisiting these in the daytime.
have to rewatch the whole Phantasm series, been a long time. Hope you took a piece of that tree home with you, looked like a lot of fallen parts. I would have for sure.
Love your channel, don't know anyone into the same stuff, it's fun to be able to "hang" with you and Jessica exploring these places!
One of the 70’s best Horror Flicks.He scares the crap out of me.Could you imagine it late night and you hear a knock on your front door and you answer it and Him standing right in front of you.And he says Time to Go Boy!Dang!Thank for what you do.😎
Love this. Thank you so much Michael and Jessica for all you guys do.
When i was 8 or 9 years old, i could not stop watching Phantasm. It was unique and different for a change aside from other horror films. I was born in 1970. Watching the silver spheres drilling a hole in your head was different for a change. Still is, booyyyyy!!
Well mister, I hope you see my comment and rememder this video 2 years later
Thanks for this, love this film but remember Vamp 1986 filming locations.
So glad u do these videos this was me an my dad’s movie we watched em all but the first one is my favorite
I love phantasm, I love them all
I always loved the second one .. probably the coolest sequel to horror flick I can think off . The Cuda was so badass
An absolute favorite of mine!!! Thank you so much for another PHANTASTIC video (;
I returned to this video to say that Ive been nerding out on Google earth again, and it appears one of he branches has fallen down. You caught this at just the right time. 👍
Boooooooy!!!!! That was an excellent video! You show great videos Booooooy! Phantasm is my all time favorite horror, next to Salem's Lot! Thanks so much for sharing!
Omg this is your second best blog so far. The Adams Family yesterday was number 1. You guys are on a winning streak.
Phantasm has been giving me nightmares since I first saw it on VHS back in the day. I am a horror fanatic and Phantasm is one of the very few movies that actually scared me.
Agoura hills & Kanan Rd !!! ??? If I woulda known that as a teenager when I saw this movie...I would of tried to find that place...it was kinda close to where I lived in Woodland hills ! I still love that movie ! Great video 👍🏻
I was 3 when that movie came out, so I watched it at around the same time you did. My friend’s older brother had a huge collection of 70-80’s horror movies on vhs, so we were just trying to go through all of them.
I love this series!
I miss Angus, too. I never saw much of him outside of th Phantasm movies.
This movie scared the crap out of my brother and I in the very early eighties when it was on TV. I was in my mid teens and my brother was in his early teens. We still refer to this movie to this very day as it impacted us that much. It would be cool to know where that sphere ended up.
Love Phantasm! That car... I dream of having a Black 1971 HemiCuda. Any color I would be fine with... but I digress... Been a fan of the Phantasm series since the mid-80’s. I actually saw Phantasm II in the theatre with my high school buddies. So much fun! We were all into horror so it was definitely a good time. Can still hear my Brother saying “BOOOOY” in the seat behind me. 😂 He did a really great impression as well. He took me to see my first horror flick when I was 9 years old and have been hooked ever since!!!
As a Phantasm fan it was good to see that the tree was still standing even if the Tall Man isn't.
I love the Vincent Price movies. He was my hero!
I love those movies .
Great channel would love to see you guys break the 100k mark
That's cool to see the places where the filming was also be safe ms Jessica and yourself
Phantasm... One of my top 5 horror movies all time 👌 classic 👍👻
Boy!!!! One of the best movies ever made! Check out the dunsmeer House in Oakland where the morning star mortuary was shot!👍 poncho😀
Its so good to see u. Sir
You both are fantastic...Always enjoy the vids.
My favorite horror movie of all time, and my favorite movie car of all time. Please tell me you were driving around in a black ‘71 ‘Cuda while filming this!! Great video!!
OMG a friend of mine had a cuda. He painted it pink! He had an accident in the machine shop where he worked. Had long hair and it got caught in the lathe. It scalped him. He suffered brain damage so he survived but not quite right after that. He rocked Sabbath day and night and partied hardy anyway! He was the best man at our wedding. He passed away 5 years ago. Many years after his accident!😞💕
I saw Phantasm in 1979 when i was a kid and it is still to this day my favorite Movie. The Movie is also what got me into Mopars. The Cuda in the Original is is my dream car i would love to have
My favourite horror movie..... underrated in my opinion. Hail to Don Coscarelli!
Phantasm series is the best on the planet! Been in love with it sine I was a kid!
Love that tree!
This movie scared the hell outta me! I was 9 when I first saw it LOL.
The ball is back.
I first saw this flick on BROADCAST tv in the 80’s, sure it was heavily edited and it still scared the crap out of me!
I was 13 when this movie cane to theaters I remember going to the drive inn with my family to see it and it scared the bejeeves out of me.
Phantasm scared the crap out of me as a kid. PHANTASTIC video, Michael! As always!
Thank you so much for you doing the location sites.. means a lot to people.
Awesome! I love Phantasm!
Happy Halloween Michael and Jessica 🎃
Another awesome video. I love horror movies. And you do such an amazing job on your research and finding these locations. I just love it
I too am VERY Partial to Horror Movies of the 70's... but ALSO VERY partial to the Hammer Horror films of the 60's and of course the CLASSICS from Universal! :D
Happy Belated Halloween Grimm Couple.
Joe
Beautiful landscape...
Nice video booooooooooy!
Love it,phantasm was the first ever horror film I watched when I was 10 back in 79,the tall man scared me to death,I couldn't sleep for a week thinking he would appear above my head when I was in bed 🤣🤣
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So glad I own the dvd collection of Phantasm, what a movie this was..... Guess what I'm going to watch this weekend mmmmm
Spent years building my 1971 Barracuda to Phantasm specs.
The best horror movie made the franchise is forever my favorite
I am with you i miss Angus too
One of my fav horror franchises next to critters and tremors
I saw the movie nice video.jaja creepy 😳 😬 ah as one of your fans l love your video's and scary movies.
The tall man always reminds me of Reverend Kane. Just plain creepy
Phantasm is always a Halloween staple for me.
Thanks for the great and awesome video....!!!!
Man I Just Subscribed Plz plz Find the Jason part 5 a new beginning,no one has ever done that one!!!
Another fun interesting vid man. Great job. You have a real talent for researching the history of cult films. Keep on going. Appreciate all of your hard work too..Your content is always fresh, new and presented so well. Amazing. Looking forward to your next scary lesson.(Ha,Ha)👍🇦🇺✌️☮️🤪
Part 2 was my favorite one 💞🌻
good video .you are right boo bees where good in horror films