RIP Sam Neill. You'll always be remembered for the bus scene.

The idea of John Carpenter scooping cigarettes in a bag like candy, while the clerk says "You're my favorite customer" ala The Room, made me laugh harder than I have in awhile. XD

24:29 Sam Neill's terrified scream is my favorite scream in all of cinema. Dude WENT for it so damn hard and I love it.

You now realise Sam Neil is the first and greatest lovecraftian actor. In the Mouth of Madness, Event Horizon, Posession... hell, even Jurassic Park deals with humanity facing giant ancient beings that ruled the Earth before humans.

„Vigo the carpathian“ was actually a pro boxer. That’s why he looks like an „ancient being“  that thick noseridge wasn’t made by nature but by many sculptors hands

I love the fact that Rich thought that the old man on the bicycle was a John Carpenter cameo

23:46 Jay not laughing at a joke has to be one of the most disheartening feelings in the world

I want a loop of Jay saying "Cost-Co" in the most midwesternly way possible like he did here. That was glorious.

WOW, you had Macaulay Culkin on and now another celebrity, Marshall Mathers.
Really cool.

I keep watching this just to hear Colin say "Johnny Bouoiy"

Sam Neill laughing in the movie theatre is the .gif that keeps on giving.

The first time I saw this movie, I was 10 years old. I woke up at 2AM and couldn't fall asleep so I went into the living room and turned on the TV and it showed the R rating. Then the movie began and let me tell you, I don't even remember how I got to sleep after watching it. My mind was blown and terrified, and from that movie on, I've always looked at well-done horror with a special awe.

In the Mouth of Madness: The Mike Stoklasa Story

You can see the exact moment that Colin knows his Phantom Menace joke didn't land with Jay

When he mentioned the "new mummy movie," I thought he was talking about the Brendan Fraser movie from the late 90s. I forgot the Tom Cruise one existed, too.

Just coming here to mention that 4 years later, "Johnny Bouioy" still lives rent free in my head.

In the Mouth of Madness is a demented Truman Show and, it is awesome.

"Jahhnny Buoyyy!"

"My favorite color is blue" is for sure the scene that stuck with me the most.

Fun nerdy ass fact(s) time! The cheesy lead guitar work in the intro (which I have always had a huge soft spot for) was performed by Dave Davies from The Kinks. Further to that, Dave's son, Daniel, actually plays lead guitar in Carpenter's live band these days (he also had a stint fronting CKY after Deron Miller left).