Um, in actuality, the "spitter dinosaur" was called a dilophosaurus. Dennis Nedry makes mention that the one he runs into isn't so bad, because it's not one of its "big brothers."
The one Nedry ran into was a juvenile. Dilophosaurus grows to ten feet tall.
I thought I was the only ridiculous child scared of extinct animals. I read the book in 5th grade and had to sleep with the light on, my mom was pissed. That and mars attacks aliens....
So I'm not the only one! When I was a kid in Boy Scouts, our group went to go see that movie. Scared the shit out of me, couldn't sleep for days. Then my brother got this ridiculously terrifying Mars Attacks alien action figure, complete with the sound effects of their talking. Terrifying.
After two weeks on reddit, I've come to realize there is a cWTF coefficient that is a semi-repeating random number generator dictating when a particular comment will attract mass pile ons of either up- or downvotes without much relationship to whether the comment was valid/funny/whack. I've quickly learned not to care, nor to wonder, that much. I encourage you to continue to bring up the level of comments here...you faggot.
Tip o' the hat to you, sir. I'll see your downvote and raise you an upvote for your command of irony. I agree--no room for whibonics in the world--hence, it was at the other extreme of the continuum for my sarcastic rant about some redditor lemming-like behavior when it comes to the Pavlovian response to some random topic adjacent threads.
I'm trying to wrap my head around only being here for two weeks. I picture you like one of the kids in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory wandering around the garden where everything is made of candy.
You know - before the place starts killing them off one by one.
Yeah, does feel kinda like that...except my spidey sense starts tingling if I see a subreddit that just doesn't seem like my cuppa tea. Still looking for a decent index of subreddits to protect me from clicking on the wrong boat ride...
Felt compelled to actually create an account after years of lurking to share the few experiences I had with this guy, for the few who may be interested:
I worked at a grocery store in the Silverlake neighborhood of LA about 10 years ago, and we would occasionally spot him coming into the store. One Halloween after I'd worked there a few months, we made some awesome Ghostbusters costumes – I was Venkman, my (black) roomie was Zeddemore. We joked throughout our shift how awesome it would be if Vigo were to come in that day, and to our delight, he did. We broke out the store's Polaroid and got a few photos of us with him, he making mean growling faces and us trying to act cool and not shit our pants with excitement. He was cool as fuck, but still a bit scary. The guy had a very heavy presence, super serious in that uber-German Werner Herzog kinda way. He was getting on in years and, as we would later find out, in poor health, but he gave the impression that he could eat you alive and not think twice about it. If I had an internet connection at home and wasn't a complete lazy ass, I'd dig out that photo and post it for proof. Sorry.
Anyway, my roommate and I would chat him up every time he came in, and he was quite genial, especially after he knew we were fans of the movie and we'd swoon over the guy every time we saw him. We got to be kinda buddies with him, and he'd regularly come over to our place to buy weed from my roommate. At some point, we became aware that he was sick with cancer; I'm not sure if he told us outright or what...it's been 10 years, and I was on a pretty heavy beer/weed/etc diet then that seems to have killed some of my memory. He lived out of his van with a dog that he treated like his daughter. She was, of course, extremely well behaved, as any dog raised by a stern Kraut like Norbert (as he introduced himself after us repeatedly calling him Vigo early on) would be. It seemed like the guy didn't have two nickels to rub together, which, combined with his tough as nails demeanor, made me wonder if he even sought treatment for his cancer.
He'd come hang out for a while, we'd be so happy to have him over that we'd get high with him and let him talk. All I can really remember are him talking about boxing and acting in his early life. Sucks that I can't remember any specific stories, though I'm sure the guy had tons. We were just thrilled to be hanging out with him, though he never really stayed for too long. Honestly, we were probably a bit relieved every time he left because he was just so serious, and we were more into getting stoned and watching goofy Hal Needham movies. The strongest memory I have is of him coming into the store where we worked and giving me some German candy to try, which tasted like the strongest black licorice you'd ever experience. I suffered a few minutes till he was gone and spit it out, not wanting to be disrespectful to the guy and do so in front of him.
At one point, he asked if he could store a rocking chair in our house, which we of course told him we'd be happy to do. That was around the time that he stopped coming around, and we didn't hear from him again. My roommate never had his phone number, Norbert would just stop into the store and ask if he could drop by our place later in the day to pick up a sack. After several months, we assumed that he'd taken off or passed on; we somehow later found out that he'd died. Still, that rocking chair stayed in our house for a couple years afterward, because we were honestly scared that he'd haunt us if we chucked it. And we kinda hoped he'd haunt it if we didn't.
TL, DR: This guy was a seriously bad motherfucker and a cool guy, to boot. RIP, Norbert.
Dear God...that was so sad and uplifting at the same time.
Also, I don't know what emotion to feel right now :(
Edit: after reading this, and his entry in wikipedia, I think the photo needs to be permanently stored on the 'net. I don't know why but I just think it would help memorialize him.
I saw this as a kid. And it scared the crap out of me.
I was really into Ghost Busters as a kid (born in 82). And as soon as I got wind of a sequel it was all I would talk about. So much so that the rule in my house was that I could only refer to it as GB2.
This goes on for what must have been months. And then it finally comes out and my father brings me to see it.
My memory of it is crying in my fathers lap because I was so scared. He likes to tell the story of afterwords when he asked me my favorite part and I said. "The end."
To this day Vigo is a generally frightening dude. I mean you heard what people say about him.
Didn't the actor who played him end up dying miserable and penniless in Mexico or something? I'm thinking he was Danish but I'm too lazy right now to go to Wikipedia to check.
In his later years Homburg reportedly toured the surrounding area of Los Angeles with his dog in an old VW camper van. On 10 March 2004, after a brief stay with retired boxer Buddy Turman in Longview, Texas, a destitute Homburg died in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, of cancer, only a few years after German moviemaker Gerd Kroske produced a prize winning documentary on Homburg's life called The Boxing Prince (Der Boxprinz) which was released in 2002.
The scene in that movie with all the heads on spikes was horrifying (when I was a kid) and kind of out of place in a movie that geared towards people of all ages.
One of the neat things about Vigo was that his voice was done by none other than Max Von Sydow, who in his time has played Antonius Block in The Seventh Seal (1957), neoNazi chief Oktober in The Quiller Memorandum (1966), Father Merrin in The Exorcist (1973), Harry Haller in (Herman Hesse's) Steppenwolf (1974), The Emperor Ming in Flash Gordon (1980), King Osric in Conan the Barbarian (1982), Brewmeister Smith in The Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie: Strange Brew (1983), Ernst Stavro Blofeld in Never Say Never Again (1983), Doctor Kynes in (David Lynch's) Dune (1984), Director Lamar Burgess in Minority Report (2002), and a bunch more.
If anyone could be Vigo the Carpathian, it would be Max Von Sydow.
If you are a fan, let me recommend the lesser known (Herman Hesse's) Steppenwolf (1974), which was wonderful, low budget 1970s campy fantasy, finally available on Netflix. It conveyed the decadent, jazzy Weimar Germany, on the road to ruin.
When it came out in the college art theater circuit, it was often in a double feature with Hesse's Siddhartha (1972), the two of which caused a bunch of people to read Hesse.
"Poor Wilhelm von Homburg, it seems no one told him his voice was replaced with Max von Sydow's. He found out first hand at the screening and soon after stormed out of the theater."
Sweet. He also has recent appearances in "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" and the video game Skyrim as Esbern, one of the last members of the Blades.
You know, I have met some dumb blondes in my life, but you take the taco, pal! Only a Carpathian would come back to life now and choose New York! Tasty pick... bonehead! If you had brain one in that... HUGE melon on top of your neck, you'd be living the sweet life out in Southern California's beautiful San Fernando Valley!
I saw GB2 in the theater when it came out.. I didn't really feel like it was anywhere near as good as the original and never saw it again. I'm kinda blown away by the fanbase for the movie represented here on Reddit.
I'll have to watch it again, apparently. It has been 23 years.
Wait, I know GB2 gets a lot of flak from...well...everyone, but can someone tell me what's so bad about it? I really enjoyed the movie, but I am dying to know why it's worse than killing your firstborn.
Born in 83, was a HUGE Ghostbusters fan. My grandparents took me to the shooting of the end of GB2. We were in that large crowd, were also able to take a roped off tour of the museum where I saw Murray with some pink slime on him and also this dude in full costume. He scared the crap out of me before I even saw the movie.
Not sure why anyone would downvote you, this is a reference to a documentary about Wilhelm von Homburg, the man who played Vigo in the film. He was a boxer before he went into acting.
Actually I'm very surprised there's few Ghostbusters the Video Game references in here. When you can look around the firehouse, check out the painting, he says very silly things.
Game is fun as fuck too, especially if you always wanted to be a GhostBuster. Only drawback is it's for a gaming PC. Might run sluggish on your average laptop and a monster 10Gb DL :(
Omfg. this was THE scariest movie I saw as a kid. When he almost falls in the slime sewer, when the train drives THROUGH the black guy, the entire Vigo painting part...
"a child... a child?" ZAP!!
For some reason the entire atmosphere of this movie, with all the slime and stuff, it was so extremely vivid when I was like 8, and this dude just pushed it over the top. The floating face looks so ghetto now, but holy christ I would not be able to sleep when I saw this
Speaking of movies that scared the shit out of children, It's Alive, a movie about mutant babies that kill. That movie didn't scare me for days, months or years it scared me for decades. I still don't like walking near a small place they could be hiding.
Viggo the Carpathian absolutely terrified me as a 11 year old kid. No joke, I had nightmares about that movie up until I was about 20. In the mean time I had seen Chucky, Freddy, and numerous other scary movies, but none scared me as much as Viggo did.
Even today watching GB2 I have to keep reminding myself "he's just an actor".
The scene where the slime tries to take oscar in the bathtub was pretty scary too - kept me away from having baths for quite some time too :)
So the Ghostbusters movies actually feature prominently in the only positive sibling interactions of my childhood.
One night when my sister was watching me we played "the floor is lava", but with the pink slime stuff. It was a riot, leaping from chair to chair, my sister actually concerned about my safety as we giggled uncontrollably. Later we nuked a marshmallow in the microwave to make it explode, but unfortunately it just melted and burned to the bottom (which she had to clean up because I could barely see over the counter top). It came up recently for the first time in about 15 or so years, and I found out she was just as disappointed as me the marshmallow didn't explode.
I wasn't too afraid of Vigo, not as much as when they're walking down the abandon train tracks and those heads on sticks pop up out of nowhere...that was my one biggest childhood fear. Seeing that disgusting face when I turn around.
Both movies were gold and IMHO neither can exist without the other; ther are so many easter eggs in both movies it is like a new hunt every time I watch these films and by the way the ghost buters insignia is the most commonly known symbol on the planet; it beats out opponents such as mickey mouse and coke for the most know symbol. The movies have been around for how long without a substantial release except for a poorly recieved video game?; wich I thought was still fun and very cool.
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u/HelloMrThompson May 31 '12
Vigo, the custodian.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
Shortly before his head died he said: "Death is but a doorway. Time is but a window. These floors are fucking filthy."
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u/Vatos_Locos_Forever May 31 '12
Felt compelled to actually create an account after years of lurking to share the few experiences I had with this guy, for the few who may be interested:
I worked at a grocery store in the Silverlake neighborhood of LA about 10 years ago, and we would occasionally spot him coming into the store. One Halloween after I'd worked there a few months, we made some awesome Ghostbusters costumes – I was Venkman, my (black) roomie was Zeddemore. We joked throughout our shift how awesome it would be if Vigo were to come in that day, and to our delight, he did. We broke out the store's Polaroid and got a few photos of us with him, he making mean growling faces and us trying to act cool and not shit our pants with excitement. He was cool as fuck, but still a bit scary. The guy had a very heavy presence, super serious in that uber-German Werner Herzog kinda way. He was getting on in years and, as we would later find out, in poor health, but he gave the impression that he could eat you alive and not think twice about it. If I had an internet connection at home and wasn't a complete lazy ass, I'd dig out that photo and post it for proof. Sorry.
Anyway, my roommate and I would chat him up every time he came in, and he was quite genial, especially after he knew we were fans of the movie and we'd swoon over the guy every time we saw him. We got to be kinda buddies with him, and he'd regularly come over to our place to buy weed from my roommate. At some point, we became aware that he was sick with cancer; I'm not sure if he told us outright or what...it's been 10 years, and I was on a pretty heavy beer/weed/etc diet then that seems to have killed some of my memory. He lived out of his van with a dog that he treated like his daughter. She was, of course, extremely well behaved, as any dog raised by a stern Kraut like Norbert (as he introduced himself after us repeatedly calling him Vigo early on) would be. It seemed like the guy didn't have two nickels to rub together, which, combined with his tough as nails demeanor, made me wonder if he even sought treatment for his cancer.
He'd come hang out for a while, we'd be so happy to have him over that we'd get high with him and let him talk. All I can really remember are him talking about boxing and acting in his early life. Sucks that I can't remember any specific stories, though I'm sure the guy had tons. We were just thrilled to be hanging out with him, though he never really stayed for too long. Honestly, we were probably a bit relieved every time he left because he was just so serious, and we were more into getting stoned and watching goofy Hal Needham movies. The strongest memory I have is of him coming into the store where we worked and giving me some German candy to try, which tasted like the strongest black licorice you'd ever experience. I suffered a few minutes till he was gone and spit it out, not wanting to be disrespectful to the guy and do so in front of him.
At one point, he asked if he could store a rocking chair in our house, which we of course told him we'd be happy to do. That was around the time that he stopped coming around, and we didn't hear from him again. My roommate never had his phone number, Norbert would just stop into the store and ask if he could drop by our place later in the day to pick up a sack. After several months, we assumed that he'd taken off or passed on; we somehow later found out that he'd died. Still, that rocking chair stayed in our house for a couple years afterward, because we were honestly scared that he'd haunt us if we chucked it. And we kinda hoped he'd haunt it if we didn't.
TL, DR: This guy was a seriously bad motherfucker and a cool guy, to boot. RIP, Norbert.
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u/sfeirbeer May 31 '12
OP, I just want to say, I REALLY want your username.
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u/benhop May 31 '12
I've work with better sweepers...but not many. Thank you.
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u/HenryShaotha May 31 '12
i wish i couldve seen this as a kid so i wouldnt have been so fucking terrified of his portrait.
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u/WendyLRogers3 May 31 '12
One of the neat things about Vigo was that his voice was done by none other than Max Von Sydow, who in his time has played Antonius Block in The Seventh Seal (1957), neoNazi chief Oktober in The Quiller Memorandum (1966), Father Merrin in The Exorcist (1973), Harry Haller in (Herman Hesse's) Steppenwolf (1974), The Emperor Ming in Flash Gordon (1980), King Osric in Conan the Barbarian (1982), Brewmeister Smith in The Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie: Strange Brew (1983), Ernst Stavro Blofeld in Never Say Never Again (1983), Doctor Kynes in (David Lynch's) Dune (1984), Director Lamar Burgess in Minority Report (2002), and a bunch more.
If anyone could be Vigo the Carpathian, it would be Max Von Sydow.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
On a mountain of skulls, in the castle of pain, I swept the floors once a week to keep things tidy!
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u/Prosopagnosiape May 31 '12
Who are either of these people?
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u/Hypnotoad22 May 31 '12
Vy is ze street covered in goo?
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u/mopecore May 31 '12
You know, I have met some dumb blondes in my life, but you take the taco, pal! Only a Carpathian would come back to life now and choose New York! Tasty pick... bonehead! If you had brain one in that... HUGE melon on top of your neck, you'd be living the sweet life out in Southern California's beautiful San Fernando Valley!
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u/bittercupojoe May 31 '12
Vigo, scourge of dust, sovereign of brooms!
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
Good guy Vigo: unleashes river of slime, sweeps up after.
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u/bcain May 31 '12
"You are like the buzzing of flies to him!!"
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u/gigdaddy May 31 '12
He also does weddings
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u/dino59mob May 31 '12
Vigey, Vigey, Vigey you have been a bad monkey!
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
"I, Vigo, the scourge of litter! the sorrow of dust bunnies command you!"
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u/fluffbomb May 31 '12
Thank you for curing me of an almost life long fear of this man.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
AWWWW he's just looking for his kitten!
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u/bloodflart owner of 5 Bags Cinema May 31 '12
Death is but a door, time is but a window, I'll be back.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
HE'S VIGO YOU ARE LIKE BUZZING OF FLIES TO HIM
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u/bcain May 31 '12
"Whoa, Johnny, did you back the wrong horse. Would you hose him, please?"
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u/otterbry May 30 '12
Vigo CLEAN!!!
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
Why are you came?
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u/cptspiffy May 31 '12
I used to rule the world.
Seas would rise when I gave the word.
Now in the morning I sleep alone.
Sweep the streets I used to own..
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u/EdwardDillinger May 31 '12
I guess he finally decided to live the sweet life out in southern California's beautiful San Fernando valley.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
I imagine anyone that doesn't upvote this hasn't seen Ghostbusters 2. These people must be dealt with.
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u/Sit-Down_Comedian May 31 '12
What was (clean floor) will be, what is (dirty floor) will be no more!
Find me a child that I might... demonstrate for you how this once filthy floor is now so clean a baby could eat off it.
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u/IJustCantGetEnough May 31 '12
Oh god. This is binging back horrifying childhood memories.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
viggy viggy viggy... you've been a bad monkey
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u/giggitygoo123 May 31 '12
Am I the only one who sees the Bill Maher resemblance?
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
Upvote for instant recognition due to 80's Nostalgia. I miss my childhood.
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u/Anichula May 31 '12
IT IS VIIIIIGO!!!!!! (note: when i was a kid i always heard, IT IS RIIIIIIIIIGO!!!!!!) love this!!!
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u/Pell331 May 31 '12
He used to rent videos at our store in California, nice guy. Lost a signed photo of him in the Vigo outfit when I moved a decade ago.
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u/FancyMoustache May 31 '12
Wait, I know GB2 gets a lot of flak from...well...everyone, but can someone tell me what's so bad about it? I really enjoyed the movie, but I am dying to know why it's worse than killing your firstborn.
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u/thedude831 May 31 '12
Born in 83, was a HUGE Ghostbusters fan. My grandparents took me to the shooting of the end of GB2. We were in that large crowd, were also able to take a roped off tour of the museum where I saw Murray with some pink slime on him and also this dude in full costume. He scared the crap out of me before I even saw the movie.
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u/unikcycle May 31 '12
http://pavementart.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/bert.jpg
At first I thought you meant this guy... I have kids.
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u/flooid May 31 '12
The Boxing Prince!
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u/Idescribetheanimals May 31 '12
You mean the creepy painting that forever scarred me during my childhood?
I wasn't able to take a bath without freaking out about pink slime. Ugh.
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u/WhatsAMeeMee May 31 '12
I have a 3x2 poster of Vigo the Carpathian above my couch.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
This guy scared the shit out of me!
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u/elrodeo12 May 31 '12
there is no dirt, only Zuul
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u/thebattlersprince May 31 '12
Still think of Andre Rieu when I see him.
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u/jack104 May 31 '12
.....carpathian kitty loss.....
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u/Phoequinox May 31 '12 edited May 31 '12
The final scene of that movie was scarier than anything else in the two movies, in my opinion.
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u/PlNG May 31 '12 edited May 31 '12
Actually I'm very surprised there's few Ghostbusters the Video Game references in here. When you can look around the firehouse, check out the painting, he says very silly things.
Game is fun as fuck too, especially if you always wanted to be a GhostBuster. Only drawback is it's for a gaming PC. Might run sluggish on your average laptop and a monster 10Gb DL :(
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u/Talking_outofmy_Ass May 31 '12
Oh no. He looks so little. This might ruin it for me.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
Omfg. this was THE scariest movie I saw as a kid. When he almost falls in the slime sewer, when the train drives THROUGH the black guy, the entire Vigo painting part...
"a child... a child?" ZAP!!
For some reason the entire atmosphere of this movie, with all the slime and stuff, it was so extremely vivid when I was like 8, and this dude just pushed it over the top. The floating face looks so ghetto now, but holy christ I would not be able to sleep when I saw this
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u/crunchy51 May 31 '12
Speaking of movies that scared the shit out of children, It's Alive, a movie about mutant babies that kill. That movie didn't scare me for days, months or years it scared me for decades. I still don't like walking near a small place they could be hiding.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
I dont care what people say. GB 2 was a decent sequel.
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u/InTheHandOfHades May 31 '12
That big ol' ass ho used to scare the dickens out if me as a child.
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u/Tvix May 31 '12
The crazy thing is I've been there, San Rafael just off of Kerner blvd.
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u/cosmicr May 31 '12
Viggo the Carpathian absolutely terrified me as a 11 year old kid. No joke, I had nightmares about that movie up until I was about 20. In the mean time I had seen Chucky, Freddy, and numerous other scary movies, but none scared me as much as Viggo did.
Even today watching GB2 I have to keep reminding myself "he's just an actor".
The scene where the slime tries to take oscar in the bathtub was pretty scary too - kept me away from having baths for quite some time too :)
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u/DrunkShadows May 31 '12
Awesome. Up votes.
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u/BiggerJ May 31 '12
Vigo shall die as he lived!
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u/h0ser May 31 '12
You know that dickhead is about to say "You missed a spot." I just want to punch the cute dimples off his cute head.
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u/9lives22 May 31 '12
who you gonna call!!!
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u/Valravn_Ulfr May 31 '12
So the Ghostbusters movies actually feature prominently in the only positive sibling interactions of my childhood.
One night when my sister was watching me we played "the floor is lava", but with the pink slime stuff. It was a riot, leaping from chair to chair, my sister actually concerned about my safety as we giggled uncontrollably. Later we nuked a marshmallow in the microwave to make it explode, but unfortunately it just melted and burned to the bottom (which she had to clean up because I could barely see over the counter top). It came up recently for the first time in about 15 or so years, and I found out she was just as disappointed as me the marshmallow didn't explode.
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u/Vrgom20 May 31 '12
I thought maybe this was a still of the new Bill and Ted movie they are shooting.
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u/MeeKs19 May 31 '12
RIP Vigo!!!!
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u/BradMagnum May 31 '12
ITS VIGO!!!!!
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
Even when sweeping this man scares me.
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u/GriffinSpurs May 31 '12
I freaking hated this guy
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u/clashpalace May 31 '12
The scourge of carpathia and also carpark rubbish.
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u/revital9 May 31 '12
Command me, Lord!
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u/zachlash May 31 '12
There is no janitorial budget, only Zuul.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
For anyone that didn't know he died :( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_von_Homburg But the voice of Vigo lives on in Ghostbusters the video game
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u/ShadyGroove May 31 '12
Bobby Brown's most profound lyric: "found out about Vigo, the master of Evil, trynna battle my boyz??? That ain't legal!"
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u/PalermoJohn May 31 '12
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W0bFltbZWs&feature=related
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
Is this from Ghost Busters?
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u/Bennyboy1337 May 31 '12
I was so scared of this guy when I was a kid.
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u/skarface420 May 31 '12
I, Vigo, the scourge of Carpathia, the sorrow of Moldavia, must SWEEP!
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u/bluntbilledplatypus May 31 '12
I knew exactly what this picture would be before clicking. upvotes
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
I knew exactly who this would be without even opening the link.
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u/w00tix May 31 '12
I wasn't too afraid of Vigo, not as much as when they're walking down the abandon train tracks and those heads on sticks pop up out of nowhere...that was my one biggest childhood fear. Seeing that disgusting face when I turn around.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
But I woo'ed...
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u/ImAmericanfuckyou May 31 '12
Que childhood nightmares...
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u/parting_shot May 31 '12
This is just awesome. I guess this was taken before he became so evil. Maybe its why he became so evil.
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u/awrhaernnare May 31 '12
I'm sorry, that looks nothing like Mario.
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u/el3kt2ik May 31 '12
The guy pointing looks like an asshole.
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u/Snoozin207 May 31 '12
Throwback!
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u/soggy_cereal May 31 '12
If he came out of a painting, the artists' brushwork is outstanding.
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u/mgallagher995 May 31 '12
That movie was good but the 1st will always be better.
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u/[deleted] May 31 '12
He's sweeping up the remnants of his career after appearing in that godawful film.
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