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Late night with the devil used AI generated imagery in its production. No matter how good it may be, I don't be drinking from a poisoned well and neither should you.

Surprised this has as many critics as it does. Other than the end where Susan overcomes the incredible pain of the fall and finds the strength as a woman to scale the cliff so quickly, it was a super movie to me...Susan loves Henry tremendously and doesn't want to believe Henry is so horrible, but--to her credit--she investigates(adapts) on the fly based on Mark's accusation! Susan's husband is extremely biased(so biased that he's gullible) and who can tell what philosophies will come out of a shrinks mouth(whether religious[rare] or liberal). A shrink might even gauge the parents/community overall viewpoint to see what will go over well so that they keep getting paid(RATHER THAN WHAT SHOULD BE SAID)! She doesn't believe in evil?! These characteristics are very possible to find in 3 different people.

This is one I’m just not going to “get”. Was intrigued at the start and the visuals are great but it just fizzled out.

(Spoiler) personally think the framing of Rage is what makes it so bad. Like it makes Charlie completely unrelatable and unsympathetic. If the story had been framed with say a bus breaks down in the middle of nowhere and the classmates are forced to confront each other the way they ended up doing in the classroom (minus beating a kid possibly to death) there’s a good story in there, especially for such a young writer. But yeah as is, totally misses the mark

my ranking is 3 pearl 2 MaXXXine 1X but all of them are really good

I didn't feel the 'in his head' sequence at the end broke the illusion, it was pretty clear that it was being broadcast. He even turns to the camera and tells people something like "if you're still watching, turn this off". For me, i thought the backstage scenes very clearly broke the illusion every time. There can be backstage cameras, but when not in use they'd be fixed in place and unfocused on the people we're seeing in the unintended take. I thought the backstage scenes were very poorly done and unfortunately dragged the movie down considerably. Pretty good movie overall but I felt the backstage scenes showed a surprising lack of care for realism.

8:27 They spent 2 weeks at the grove!? Anybody with enough vacation time to spend it in 2-week intervals deserves immediate investigation.

incredibly under rated and atmospheric film- though the plot twist at the end was a bit clunky. I really liked the camaraderie between the father and the boys, it seemed very genuine and contributed to the visceral horror that occured

Very disappointing. I was hyped for this movie.

My girlfriend and i went to see this in theaters. The theater was virtually empty. Honestly it was an amazing experience. I hope more horror films take inspiration from unique plots like this. It really had us thinking and feeling some type of way as we walked out.

Bill Paxton was amazing in this. A hugely underrated movie. Such a shame Bill died at 61. He was a great character actor. And if you liked this one, check out The Vagrant sometime, another largely unknown Paxton film.

Well done. Good video essay.

It's an incredibly good film. It's a real shame it's not more well-known.

This is a nitpick, but calling television "timeless" is quite silly. TV lasted less than a 100 years, and was really only culturally relevant for 50. About 3 human generations were influenced by television. This movie only makes sense within its setting. It doesnt work in the 1950s or the 2000s. EDIT: for a first attempt this was excellent

The kill count for this movie is confusing to me. Is this happening or is he hallucinating?

Too bad we somehow know that she will be the next longlegs, bound to continue the ritual murders. She was set up to be one from the begining. The little girl in the end, she's out. Something else follow her.

Easy to criticize people who seek ratings but also is fair to criticize the audience for engaging in it. Nobody likes to acknowledge that part. To further traumatize a victim like the host did only exists because the audience is there to watch a victim be further traumatised. Always two sides to a coin.

*Otis*

It's crazy that in 2024 we still have people who believe the Earth is a flat disk and surrounded by a massive ice wall and that constantly in fictional content (Even content that to anyone -even someone with just two brain cells to rub together can tell that it is fiction and not true) the audience are having to be preemptively informed and reminded throughout that it is a work of fiction, which means it's not real (Because there's a lot of people who don't realise fiction means it's not true/real and non-fiction is something real, true.) and YET- SO many people will believe it to be true, to the point that they and their lives will become completely destabilised by it and people can (And do) end up seriously injured even dead from believing all sorts of fictional works and then them, their lives and sadly their loved ones etc being dragged into the chaos and tragedy that can come from it. Education, critical thinking and humility are so so so important.

Put me to sleep TWICE. Maybe I'll give it another look some day. I watched "The Reef' last night. Another Aussie film, and I was glued from beginning to end--even though I had already seen it like ten years ago. Nothing scarier than the primal fear of being eaten alive by a large predator, and not a damn thing you can do about it. The Devil? Tedious, very tedious, to borrow from Hannibal Lecter. The old Catholic boogeyman.

This movie is clearly showing how Satan can play with your head… that’s what the evilness in this world is all about. Pray.

I’m waiting on mine lol did you watch the vhs yet?

Finally! First video I’ve seen on this version!

This movie kicks sooooo much ass. Seriously, I’ve had a chance to think about it for a few days now and yeah, it’s actually really good.

The Exorcist was based on a true story. It was a bestselling novel, not just a movie. In reality the child was a boy, and taken to a hospital.

How is it interesting? Theres not a single unique thing about this movie? It was forgteable and mediocre watch at best.

Having been a teenager during the 70s, all the scary feelings from that time came back, watching your video. I haven’t seen the movie but good job creeping me out.

3:40 Fact Check: Demi Moore is IN HER 60s!! Jesus Christ!

loved the movie also!!!

Agreed!! I LOVED this movie. I watched it yesterday and I clapped so hard in the theater when it was done everyone was looking at my like I was a weirdo. I would’ve stood up but I was in my recliner seat lol. Such an amazing movie. Any true fan of horror NEEDS to see it.

i love this movie and it's my new comfort zone *in a good way lol* , me growing with some childhood trauma in me makes this movie soo comforting that i'm not alone struggling with mental health issue.

Hi there, great job

To be fair, Richard Nixon did think bohemian grove was, and i quote, "faggy".

i'm reading this soon and i was excited for night surf, guess not

I just hate the cgi on the demon at the end wish they made her look better

I feel asleep watching this at home lol

Idk man I don’t think it compares to the greats like hereditary and midsomar

My second watch, there were somehow more jumpscares

"So it is done" is the final line of the black mass per the Church of Satan's Satanic Rituals. Owl symbolism, per Mark Passio, is not a "wise bird that represents Minerva" but a bird of prey that can see in its dark, and can approach its prey in the dark while the prey is oblivious to its approach. Bohemian Grove does in fact kick off with a ritual called "The Cremation of Care" where an effigy of "dull care" is immolated in the belly of the owl. They say it's to help remind the dudes to relax and have a good time at the Grove. Lol

Great movie.

Thank you for explaining this film. I rented it a few weeks ago and having been a young woman in the 1970s, I can assure you that the sets, hairstyles, and costumes were spot-on. This is a terrifying movie, and it was well done.

10:32 in real life Ronald Reagan didn't make a deal with the devil, he was the devil.

You should read bag of bones!

I remember this guy, he played Joker's ally in the Dark Knight

Subbed n Liked

I will watch the movie and come back after i finish but you have sold me on it

"Catholocism being challened in art." The Exorcist was a massive boost for the RCC. They probably didn't like the movie, but it scared people back into the arms of the Church. The Omen, too, but maybe not explicitly the Catholic Church. The Exorcist showed the Catholics as being right, The Omen did, too, but not to the same extent. Later films, especially in the 80s, started showing Catholic Priests as powerless against evil, but in the early 70s, horror films show the church as being protectors against evil.

Call me crazy but I judge movies on immersion & entertainment value, not sophistication, Therefore the most insanely overrated movie is 2001 A Space Odyssey.

I don't know about you guys, but the movie gave me a bit of anxiety, especially the sacrifice scene. This video helped me decompress and come back to my senses, so thanks for that 👍