A vendetta held as a votive not in vain.

I read that as Vigilante Juice

@@annaharrington8397 sm

The Coochie Crusader

Oh oh, here she comes, watch out boy, she'll chew you up...

Its a Vagilante movie!! oh oh :O

Alex Degenhardt That was a bit of a stretch

@@taitjones6310 u killed it.u r fuckin brilliant.

I had the same thought!

Yo

Sir, go make us some more videos before we forget about you

My dude, should've expected you to be here.

HEY EVERYONE, ICEMAN IS GAY

Gonna cry?

His dance moves torture me and haunts my dreams

Ill pay your rent when you fix this damn door

Nuuu he's gonna put dirt in meh eyes AAAAAAAAAHHHHHH

I missed the part where that's my problem.

It was in one of the last issues of The Other arc

I love how the 90s show capitalized on that perfectly, the Man-Spider form is the coolest thing to never get reused in any other Spider-Man media. The comics did do something similar at one point with some Savage Island story, but with what little I read about that it's clear it's not the same thing at all. Ultimate Spider-Man, the animated show, would adapt this story, but again, not the same sort of Fly story.

My Favourite series right now. Sitting next to Animal Man from DC.

Bleh Peter David's run is cooler.

Cheez Loord It somehow added Lovecraftian horror too, it’s great

I don't read that many comics anymore but I will read this just because you recommended it.

It's amazing

Nightwing Josh oh yeah it was pretty disturbing

Spider-Man earth 15011 I remember him

Nightwing Josh Man-Spider was actually around before Spider-Verse; many remember him from the 90’s Spider-Man show

Zep Orion yeah and so far the best design of man spiders so far

Isn’t there actually a movie where a guy turns into a spider though? I swear I’ve seen something like that on sci fi when syfy was sci fi

Ghost Rider could easily be adapted as a horror movie

@@rager5600 _Ghost Rider should be adaped as a horror movie_ ↑↑↑ Fixed that for you

It's not so much body horror as your typical curse/deal with the devil story. AFAIK the fire doesn't hurt Johnny.

@@DayOldMeat it actually does, johnny feels the pain of his body burning alive every time he transforms, it is excruciating to him or any rider to transform. also the human does not have much control over the spirit similar to a werewolf. so yeah ghost rider is a representation of body horror its just done in a more religious form.

@@zleeven Okay, fair dos. I just don't think it counts. Body horror is a modern genre, specifically to do with conscious alienation from your own body through transformation. There's werewolf stories that are body horror, but werewolves aren't necessarily body horror. Equally, demonic possession isn't body horror per-se, but can have such elements. Ghost Rider is a demonic possession horror story.

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Me too it the reason why I like heroes that inspired fear like batman, spawn, punisher, and the hulk. It better to be fear than love

Too right. It's my understanding that superheroes are power fantasies and horror film monsters are cautionary tales, but how often is that dynamic reversed? All the time!

@0g0dn0 Maybe the thing we can learn from our comics is that everyone and everything can be corrupted. When even Superman can turn into a zombie or Batman into The Batman Who Laughs, nothing is safe. Well, maybe the real problem with super powers is that they have the potential for corruption already build into their very fabric. See, I really don't like those story arcs that involve the fate of the whole universe or even of a variety of parallel universes. When a metabeing becomes so powerful that even with a sneeze it could involuntarily destroy a universe, then those powers and this being are not only something I can not relate to anymore, it also shows us that great power more often than not can and lead ultimately to a downfall, usually and unfortunately while also harming a huge number of innocent people in the process.

I was also thinking that this could be found in some of the Disney movies

You got it dude, thanks for watching!

like ADHD, with ADHD people act like they are on speed- Due to ADHD feeling like 'the addiction to doing' and when im not "doing" such as using this phone that i havent put down often since i got it 4 years ago i feel a horrible pain throughout my brain, it feels like one of the worst things in life, because for me it is, in cities it usually i feel some of that sensation with the environment around me, being deficent in forests i dont have any of that, or with sufficent diffrences and similarites to a forest, thankfully i have a backyard, my body is informing me about the comfort and safety of my location, and time being the most important resource, ADHD is positively selected genetically, i intend to have a permaculture food forest, and some ponds with fish and veggies throughout the land, i grew up on the coast, and when i left the Pacific coast of the us for the first time on a plane i felt a drastic departation from meeting a need, because yes i know there are stores and lakes and rivers with water at my destination in the center of the united states, but now i have departed from the largest quanty of water that i knew available to me in forests i find darting around my eyes to survey the area and looking at sources of motion to be rewarding and comforting, and i believe that people with a tenacity for this behavior helped look out for bears and other things that like to nom us up the cities were never where we evolved but we created, and theres a law, not a legal one but one that explains that "if a human does not know how to open a door then the door is broken" in regards to design cities are quite representative of that "broken design with blind function over riding other needs"

@@PanelstoPixels this video is so amazing, please do another body horror superhero video , if you can't please make another video because this is entertaining

When comparing iron to videodrome you should have compare tetsuo the iron man to robocop, morbius biting blade and giving him more powers is like when in the movie nightbreed peloquin bites Aaron boone and he is turned into a monster btw the villain in that movie is played by David Cronenberg

@@PanelstoPixels Apologize for asking this, but would you ever consider doing a Batman Video, here's a subject I don't think has been touch Dose Bruce Wayne have a Donquixote Complex?

Blast22 Well, they did play into the way he was being affected by the symbiote even before Venom fully reveals himself. Having all of those cravings, the sickness, hearing voices? They did address it to an extent, at least.

I remember him going nuts with venom: the madness where he takes on the juggernaut and grows new heads and arms from the power struggle. Seriously loved venom/blackheart/shuma gorath in the mvc games,venom sprites had some sick looking frames that just utilize teeth/jaws/tongue as much as the common tendril he constantly ropes out.

I'm late to this conversation, but that's why I'm sad Venom is a solo film. We need to see the symbiote bond with Peter first so we can get that tension and that struggle, we can really feel the horror of it. And that in turn makes us understand why Eddie and it are such a perfect match for each other, when Eddie accepts it and really bonds with the thing.

Blast22 think of John Carpenter’s The Thing Now apply that to the symbiotes

I felt like Ludwig Goransson's score for the movie gave me more a horror vibe, than the actual movie itself.

Thanks, I was particularly proud of that one.

Great episode btw

I also liked how that episode had the classic superhero origin story setup but the Griffins instead become supervillains (which makes perfect sense cuz they're assholes lol).

He eventually learns to ignore stuff like pain. It still hurts, but he doesn't flinch anymore. He eventually starts incorporating his immortality into his fighting strategies.

@@Sorrelhas Eventually. Then, at least for a time, he became a monster.

@@christophershafer5401 Yes. His whole character arc is about learning to overcome his monstrosities. Ironically, his greatest hindrance is not his appearance, but his personality, past, etc. Which is why most of his friends are broken people, I guess. But you're right. Deadpool is not a monster because he looks like the aftermath of crush porn, but because he's become so detached from humanity he's a monster from the inside.

Ha... Sorry for ruining your food, Blair. The Morbius stuff in SM:TAS is AMAZING. It's why he's one of my favourite comic characters.

Man-Spider is nightmare fuel for the kids, and I love it!

Man-Spider terrified me as a kid, but also fascinated me.

Late to the party, but I was sitting down to breakfast. :'(

How is Danny Phantom horror?

Spawn maybe?

Hope this doesn’t sound like I’m jerking myself off here but I’m honestly trying to do this in a series I’m (attempting) to create. Basically I had the same thought process as this video - what if superheroes and villains were more gross and horrifying? My main character gets superpowers yeah but she essentially goes through a mini body horror movie to get there.

Legion

See also werewolves.

noobslayer135 Love every minute of it.

Hell yea

Can you give a mini review, as in some reasons why?

@@Shoulderpads-mcgee I can try to explain in brief. The series basically takes the Hulk back to his classic horror roots, back when he was drawn by Jack Kirby and Sal Buscema. It brings the deepest, darkest tendencies of the character to the forefront. The new main status quo is that the Hulk is now immortal, even when Bruce is shot dead, the Hulk comes back to life at night. It combines gothic body horror with engaging action sequences that are filled with dread. The Hulk is now much more vicious, sadistic and cunning than ever before, and he's extremely protective of Banner. The writer has done a terrific job of keeping the series interesting and accessible for new readers while rewarding the long-time comic fans with deep cuts and the return of classic characters from the Hulk's past.

Uncanny Spector Oh wow, interesting! Does that mean that there really isn’t any banner so in the day hulk reverts and a body just drops wherever?

Wut

He's half Celestial, which are more akin to gods than aliens.

Confused Ora Same!

The decaying body is so horrifying

Watch it, it's good.

J. Rose Konungrinn HELL NAH I AINT MAKING MY NIGHTMARES FILLED WITH FLESH FALLING OFF MY OWN BODY

very good horror movie.

I mean, they DO have superpowers.

Are they not? or do you think they are more akin to super heroes?

didn't one movie have a esper that fought against jason?

Well, supervillains are just supernatural horror antagonists who met their match...

@@PanelstoPixels Michael Myers Super Stamina and increased Strength, Jason Voorhees Undead (Ressurection) and also increased strength. If we take Freddy Krüger in addition then he got Psychic Powers (on a resting mind), Ghost with Manifestation powers.

They just ate an overmicrowaved popcorn,( besides the entire bs they survived)

Thanks for subscribing! Loki's backstory is super interesting and I can't wait to see how they explore it in the series.

Doom patrol was produced by DC comics tho

>youtube >literal sjw-hive >not shilling exclusively for marvel/disney Get with the program, kid

@@attackheat4255 and your point is?

Ywah they totally nailed the body horror aspect

@@attackheat4255 so? The video's title superheroes, not only Marvel superheroes.

Eh, I didn't forget. I only talked about films I actually like.

Can we maybe focus on how much passion and general awesomeness went into this piece rather than trivial "you forgot"s?

Also Spawn has very much body horror.Al Simmons was once human who then his boss betrayed him and burned him alive.Then he came back as a demon from hell with his body composed of a new material called necroplasm and his skin covered in scars and burns.Finally his arch enemy The Violator is a demon who can change from a disquisting clown to a hideous monster with giant teeth,jaw,saliva,nails and hairs just like a bug.

So true

Thanks, Chris. I'm really happy with the way this one turned out.

We live in a world of ruins

@@WeasleyDodds true

Kealeboga MOLO oh god no don't remind me with that comic (not saying it's bad tho)

Yeah that made being a superhero horrifying real.

I thought it was just a bit trash

Thank you for this wholesome and supportive comment!

Thanks! This video was very personal to my interests so that means a lot.

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Thanks, much appreciated! Glad you like the videos.

Thank you so much!

Same, for the next months I would panick whenever I was heavily sweating

I really have to see The Fly someday.

It's great! Rewatched it for this video and it still blows me away. Thanks dude, Happy Halloween!

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Awsomeisimo Oh wow another Kamen Rider watcher, those are rare

@@Gint._ Extremely rare, we stay under our toku rock, and on twitter

It was Marvel:Ruins