Editor’s note: Angus Scrimm, who passed away over the weekend at 88, was a veteran horror actor best known for his role in Don Coscarelli’s 1979 cult classic “Phantasm.” In his later years, he ...

Angus Scrimm, who is best known for having played the Tall Man in the Phantasm horror movies, died earlier tonight. Scrimm was 89 years old at the time of his death. On IMDB, Scrimm has over 50 acting ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Angus Scrimm, the character actor who played the Tall Man in the 1979 horror movie “Phantasm” and its four sequels, died Saturday.

After several feature films, the iconic horror movie franchise will be heading to the small screen for the first time.

Contributing writer for Movieweb since 2001. Owns a dog who loves watching Milo and Otis on repeat. Angus Scrimm was actually born under the name Lawrence Rory Guy, originally hailing from Kansas City ...

Back in January of this past year, we brought you guys the trailer and artwork for Phantasm actor Angus Scrimm’s final film Dances with Werewolves. Today, The Phantasm Archive reports Scrimm’s final ...

Horror legend and Phantasm star Angus Scrimm has reportedly passed away at the age of 89. According to Entertainment Weekly, frequent collaborator and Phanstasm director Don Coscarelli broke the news ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In all, Scrimm appeared in four Phantasm movies (with a fifth installment as yet unreleased). He also had roles in Alias, I Sell ...

Angus Scrimm returns one last time as The Tall Man in the Phantasm franchise finale Ravager, hitting theaters next month. Angus Scrimm returns one last time as The Tall Man in the Phantasm franchise ...

The world of horror lost another iconic face this weekend as Phantasm's Angus Scrimm, better known in the films as The Tall Man, died on Saturday aged 89. Scrimm, born Lawrence Rory Guy in 1926 in ...

Angus Scrimm, the character actor who played the Tall Man in the 1979 horror movie “Phantasm” and its four sequels, died Saturday. He was 89. “Phantasm” director Don Coscarelli reported his death on ...