My laugh sounds like a cartoon super villain….or maybe Vincent Price up to no good.
*quality silliness

169 votes!!! It’s hard to get that many views these days.

Both of which are retellings of Richard Matheson's I Am Legend, as are the many that came before them. I still prefer the Vincent Price version of the story, The Last Man on Earth. Though Charleton Heston was pretty good in the mutant apocalypse version called Omega Man.

It's the lone human survivor realizing he has become the villain of an emerging post-human society. The Fallout video game series and Mad Max movie series have also paid homage to this.

Aaaaand... you may hate it, but Waterworld is a special entry in this lineage, in that the anti-hero is a post-human in a human dominated world apocalypse. In that way, District 9 and State Zero are sort of in Waterworld's direct lineage -- or, rather, the joining of forces between the human anti-hero and the post-human hero.

Is that Vincent Price? Sweet!

haha that was so hilarious. By the time my kid got to be a teen he'd be deathly afraid of Vincent Price when I finished with them.

haha sooo funny, hope to see more

He's got a Vincent Price thing going on with the thumbnail

Jim Henson (RIP) had a beard - That looks more like Vincent Price with creepy-looking, zombie-Kermit-clones!

Hey, they ran this entire series all day on Halloween, I couldn't pry my kids away from it. It was good wholesome family fun hat the whole family participated in.

And this "IS" the old Scooby-Do - nothing new here,
Vincent Price died in 1993 - fifteen years ago, and this was made way before that!

these guys are Whack!

Wow, I'd forgotten how much John Landis chopped up the song to make it work with the mini-movie he wrote.

Original song:
Verse 1
Chorus 1
Verse 2
Chorus 2
Bridge
Verse 3
Chorus 3
Chorus 4
Vincent Price

Video:
Verse 1
Verse 2
Verse 3
Vincent Price
Chorus 1
Chorus 3
Chorus 4

The bridge ("there's no escaping the jaws of the alien") and chorus 2 ("the thing with forty eyes") are completely missing. You'd think with a video that long, they'd find room for all the lyrics.

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n Hair-Raising Hare, Bugs finds himself trapped in the castle of an "evil scientist", who this time is a caricature of Vincent Price....

The cartoon's title is a reference to the line "Water, water, everywhere / Nor any drop to drink" from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

This is from "The monster club" a great flick, one of my all time favorites for campy horror. Starring Vincent price.

I much prefer the original music for this scene

Gorgonheap is a muppet by Jim Henson, he is the hailed "Worlds greatest eater." And eats Kermit, Louis Gazaga, and Vincent Price (along with a pitcher of water, a table and anything else that's within reach.
Gorgonheap is roughly 7ft tall and has orange hair all over his body and a gaping mouth that can fit large objects.
His first appearance was on the Muppet show airing in 1978 featuring Vincent Price as the guest star during the Halloween episode.
There is no significance it's just so obscure it's the only screen name not taken.

Any you can take that to wikipedia!

Congratulations Gwaan, nice siftage! Some of my recent favs:
House of Wax 1953 Classic starring Vincent Price
Best ‘Car’ Chase Ever, Tuk Tuk Chase from Ong Bak
Bush Dances and Plays the Bongos!
And let’s not forget a couple from the Islamica world:
Female Author talks about Women, Sex, and Taboos in Saudi
Malcolm X, Make it Plain