do you know this quote from "Family Guy" and also from "SouthPark"?

Question

There is this quote that has been said on both Family Guy and on Southpark..."It rubs the lotion on it's skin, or else it gets the hose again." Does anyone have a clue as to what this is referring to? I'm sure those jokes would be a lot funnier to me, if I understood their reference.

Answer 1

ok, i'll tell you more. in the movie, an insane killer keeps people in a basement sort of place and makes them put lotion on their skin so when he kills them he uses their skin to make a sort of mask for himself. part of his insanity is he deals with what he does by referring to the captors in third person and impersonal.."it" instead of "him" or "you will put the lotion...". it removes him from the fact it is a person down there. he hoses them down too....so that's the plot and you don't need to see the movie unless you want to. woops, yeah they were women.

Answer 2

Silence of the Lambs. In the movie, there's a serial killer that's making a suit from the skin of his victims. He keeps them in a little pit and makes them rub moisturizer on their skin for awhile before he kills them. When he says this line, he's threatening a woman while dangling the lotion down into a pit in a basket. She's screaming and pretty much too freaked out to do anything.

Answer 3

Silence of the Lambs

Answer 4

It's from a scene from the movie "Silence of the Lambs".

This serial killer kept a girl in this pit-like hole, and made her rub lotion on while he watched. Eventually, he would kill the girls and used their skin to make himself a dress or something.

Jody Foster's character was an FBI agent that was trying to catch him. She went to speak with Anthony Hopkins character (another serial killer that had already been captured) and she wanted to learn from him about the kind of person she was trying to catch.

Answer 5

It's what the serial killer Buffalo Bill says to his last potential victom, a senator's daughter names Catherine, in the movie and book "The Silence of the Lambs." He's trying to get her to use lotion on her skin as her starves her to keep her skin soft so that when he kills and skins her the hide will be pliant enough to be sewn into a garment, which he is making with the skins of his victims so he can, in a sick and twisted way, transgender himself.

Answer 6

It's from the movie silence of the lambs, the person who said that in the movie was a crazy killer that would use the skin of his victims to make a suit.

Answer 7

"Silence of the Lambs", the second movie in the Hannibal Lector trilogy. The guy (psycho) kidnapped a girl and kept her in a pit, and dropped lotion down to her. He did this because he wanted to skin her and wear her skin. Or at least that is my understanding.

Answer 8

that is from silence of the lambs when that girl is in that big hole and she is crying and he tells her it rubs the lotion on the skin or else it gets the hose again i thought everybody had seen that show

Answer 9

Cartman was quoting the villain, Buffalo Bill, from _The Silence of the Lambs_. Bill (real name Jame Gumb) kidnapped women and kept them in a well or deep hole in his basement. In the movie he lowered down a bucket with lotion inside and insisted that his victim rub it on her skin to keep it moisturized (he skinned his victims after killing them). Bill referred to his victim as "it" to depersonalize her.

Cartman is just the sort of kid who would play demented serial killer for fun.

Answer 10

It is from the horror movie "The Silence of The Lambs"