First Time Watching *HEREDITARY (2018)* Movie REACTION!!!
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024
- First time watching Hereditary from 2018 directed by Ari Aster, starring Toni Collette, Alex Wolff, and Milly Shapiro!!! Full movie reaction!!!
⚡ Patreon (For UNCUT Movie Reactions and Early Access!!) / xpertfusion
/ xpertfusion
/ xpertfusion
Recorded on 8/4/21
Thank YOU to my Patreons!
⚡ Twitch - / therealxpertfusion
⚡ GAMING RUclips Channel (For Gaming Videos) - / xpertfusion
⚡ ExtraFusion RUclips Channel (Extra Content & Clips) - / @xpertfusion2
⚡ My Twitter (GO FOLLOW ME!) - / xpertfusion3
THIS Channel will be for The Walking Dead content (as well as other Movie/TV Show videos)
💰 TO DONATE: streamlabs.com...
FAQ: (Questions that are asked to me OFTEN, will answer here)
Q: Why is the video in TWO Parts?
A: Copyright reasons. I can show more of the movie to you guys within multiple parts. Depending on the movie I might do THREE parts or sometimes just ONE.
Q: Why is a small portion of the video completely muted?
A: Copyright reasons. Sometimes I get hit with copyright claims AFTER the video has already been posted, my only choice is to refute the claim but if RUclips denies it, I have to either take down the video or mute the small portion they are claiming. If the video has been up for a while, it is much easier for me to mute this small portion in the YT studio and then unmute it months later after people aren't watching the video as much.
Q: Why is the movie not as loud as I want it to be, why can't you show more of it uncut?
A: Copyright reasons. Notice a pattern here? Most of your questions will likely be answered with some type of copyright related reason.
Q: Why is the movie footage flipped?
A: Again, copyright reasons. I am watching the movie the normal way, it is only flipped for the video.
My Headset - Turtle Beach 420X Stealth Plus (PURCHASE HERE) - amzn.to/2XuRT4l
My Blue Yeti Microphone (PURCHASE HERE)- amzn.to/2XuZnEs
Tags: TWD, The Walking Dead, telltale games, skybound, fan fiction, fan film, movies, tv shows, ranking, reaction, review, ranked, episodes, seasons, trailer, teaser, The Mandalorian, first time watching, Star Wars, Marvel, Horror
#movies #reaction #MovieReaction
"this is gonna be a slow burn type of movie"
*1 minute later Charlie gets DECAPITATED
LOL
The fact that the movie doesn't show you the head at first, but it waits until it's nice and bright outside the next morning, and right as the Mom's screams of discovering the corpse reach a crescendo...THAT'S when we smash cut to the head in the road, being eaten by ants, traffic rushing by nonchalantly, the screaming continuing in the background.
What’s tragic about Peter is that he was doomed to this fate form the day he was born.
Midsommar and Hereditary are both written and directed by Ari Aster. Hereditary was his debut feature film which is pretty damn good for a first full length film. He’s coming out with a new movie starring Joaquin Phoenix which is a lethal combo lol I’m hyped for it.
Isn't that going to be called Disappointment Boulevard?
@@abrimfulofasha It was originally going to be called Disappointment Boulevard, but they changed the title to Beau Is Afraid. Title wise I preferred Disappointment Boulevard but it's an Ari Aster so I will of course watch it anyway. Since you wrote this comment a while ago it was in theaters but recently has been leaving them. I must watch it before it is out of them!
@Dead Set On Dreams Yeah, I wrote this before any further information of the title change was available. Watched the trailer last week, and all I can honestly say is that it looks very devicive.
“The United States of Tara” is a great 3 season tv show with Toni Collette as a mother who has multiple personalities, she really makes you believe each personality
Shes amazing in that. All those different characters, so believable!
She is an amazing actress
Just a couple of theories I personally have; Annie attempts to burn her kids while she is sleep walking because deep down she knows that they’re destined for a tragic fate. I think this is also confirmed when she has her dream of being in Peter’s bedroom and she tells Peter “I wasn’t trying to kill you I was trying to save you”. Also in that same dream sequence I feel like the ants are a physical representation of the demon Paimon. Because earlier those ants were covering Charlie’s head, then in the dream they covered Peter’s head as if to say “Peter is next”.
For me the most disturbing thing is Annies (Toni Collette) screams. The way she does, are so real... we really feel every emotion she have. And Toni should had won an oscar for this performance. Also this is a movie that you need to watch twice. Because, theres few things the audience may not see, or understand in the first time.
Agreed. Her screams paired with seeing Charlie's head, that fucked me up for a few seconds there lol
This is one of those movies where the more you watch, the more hidden things you can see in the background- but it's too disturbing to rewatch 😂 I'm really glad you weren't spoiled Charlie's death
Also, basically the whole plot is revealed every time there's scenes from the school. Everything they discuss has to do with the plot.
such a mom maneuver, ruin both your kids fun at the same time. Making the one that doesn't wanna go, go with the one who wants to be alone
I think: the tongue click is Paimon. The cult & the grandmother had no other male host to put Paimon into so Charlie was used. According to the book Annie finds, Paimon becomes livid and vengeful when given a female host. I think the cult had to wait to get Peter as host for Paimon when he was vulnerable. The cult symbol is on the telephone pole that kills Charlie. I think this was the start of the process to kill Charlie and move Paimon to Peter's body. I don't think it was Charlie wanting revenge for her death. It was the process of getting Paimon into Peter's body that caused him harm. You did miss some pretty freaky shots on the last night when Peter wakes up in his room and goes into the living room. If you don't watch this again, at least watch that scene again and pay attention to the darkness and background.
I just realize Charlie's toys were bowing to the bird's head on Joan's table and this is like the 33th time I've watched this movie and I've only seen it now. Jeez you just never cease to discover new stuff in this film!
Watching the innocence drain from his face during Charlie’s death sequence 😢
8:52 "But wait! There's more!"
I guess no one prepared you for this movie “A HEAD” of time 😂
😄
I’ve only been able to see this movie once. The tongue click when the mom is in the car made me scream 😂. Great reaction!
Thank u!
This movie is a masterpiece.. it benefits from repeat viewings because you don’t quite get the entire story on only one watch. There’s intricate details throughout the entire film that helps make sense.
'What The Fuck: The Movie'
Thanks for the reaction, man.
The whole reaction is just “wtf”
-there are a lot of breakdown videos of this film that explain so much more than what u pick up. They’re worth a watch
Peter going into numb shock and denial immediately after Charlie's accident is something I can see some person going through. He cannot even face the horrific aftermath so he went on autopilot to his home and straight to bed
I hated the mother in the dinner scene when she goes off at the son. When she's really in the wrong for sending the lil girl with the brother. Some place she WAS NOT! ment to be. She says no one takes responsibility but yet she cant
that’s why the scene is so good. She’s right but she’s a hypocrite which only reinforces that she is right. She’s more right than she knows.
I hated the mother most of the film. Hated the father more though, for not taking his son and getting him away from her.
It was interesting watching this movie a second time and picking up on some things. Like during the grief meeting when Annie mentions her brother having schizophrenia and him saying that their mom was trying to put people inside him. Which obviously means the mom was trying to use his body for paimon. Also, Charlie saying the grandmother wished she was a boy, The grandmother pressuring Annie to have Peter. This movie ruined me
Moral of the story: Always carry an EpiPen.
Yes, Midaommar please. Same director.
My #1 film of 2018
Toni Collette deserved an Oscar for her grief and acting in this film.
Some of the best acting I've ever seen in recent horror movies
I agree. She's extremely talented. That part when she started screaming I had to mute my TV because it felt so real.
My favorite horror out of the last few years,so glad to see you react to this....should be good :)
Midsommar next!
I saw both this one and Ari Aster's 2nd movie called 'Midsommar' in the theatre and though I found myself enjoying this one at the time more, I have since watched Midsommar like 6 times and only this one a couple times. Midsommar is a hit and miss with people though but the more you read people's understanding of it, the more you can appreciate the entireity of it.
You totally missed a HUGE part in the film. When Peter wakes up in bed for the last time after he broke his nose, if you look in the top left corner of his room, you see the mom in the corner just watching him. Then when Peter is in the living room looking at his burned dad, the mom is up on the ceiling behind him.
No, I saw that, at least the part in the living room. Just don't think I mentioned it or kept it in the video
Another vote for Midsommar.
I love watching horror movies. This one in particular actually did freak me out a little bit because Toni Collette's screams were so realistic. As a mother myself... Yeah... Freaking wild screams. And another thing, I never understood why some parents forced their teenage children to bring their younger siblings with them to a high school party. Wtf? Lol
Exactly I agree. Then she says that no one takes responsibility for their actions.
@@j.garcia6206 Well, Peter told the mom that it was a “school party”-which turned out to not be true lol but yeah no use in blaming anyone in this scenario, it was not Peter or the mom’s intention to that happen to Charlie
@@XxxMuseluverxxXyesh but he clearly lies to her a lot probably because she can’t be trusted after trying to set them all on fire.
The guy that directed this also directed Midsommar.
Automatically liking this before the reaction. Love your reaction. Love this movie. Love movie reactions to this. I already know this gonna be awesome lol.
This is one of those films where every time you watch it, you will notice something different. This was Ari Aster's debut full-length feature film before Midsommar came out the following year. Which, I'm about to watch your reaction to as well. Before this, he had an infamous short film called The Strange Thing about the Johnsons it's about 30 minutes and the full thing is on RUclips.
Peter is like a puppet. Kind of reminds me of nsyncs bye bye bye music video. Where he's on strings and something or someone is controlling him. Making him hit his head into desk. Plus notice his arm on air and position of his hand matches the drawing the mom finds of I guess paimon lol. Creepy guy smiling at Charlie at funeral cause he knew she's next vessel or cittent one for paimon. After she died its been circling peter. He's the one that paimon has wanted all along. After seeing this first times I was doing the tongue clunking lol.
This is one of my absolute fave horrors! Definitely my fave modern horror. The acting is incredible! The camera work, soundtrack, just everything is so well done in this movie!! I saw it twice in the cinema and also watched it a few times after it was released and I pick up on something new every time. Would definitely recommend a rewatch sometime in the future!
Lucky I graduated with flip phones. We had limited texts and nobody bothered to use the shitty cameras
This movie is like a dollhouse lol like the first scene. Each scene or some is a room. Each really good but once you pull back and see whole house you'll see whole picture lol
Someone may have said this already, but Peter is possessed by Paimon at the end not Charlie. The reason Charlie was clicking is because she was possessed by Paimon at birth. The decapitation was manipulated by the cult. They needed 3 beheaded bodies as part of the ritual, so they got Charlie, her Mother, and Grandmother (the weird symbol you see is of 3 heads, which is associated with Paimon.)
I think Charlie is Paimon. They are the same.
ari aster did both movies I recommend the witch as well
I'm really curious to see the third feature length movie from Ari Aster. The fact he writes and directs his own movies means he can keep to the original vision
Now you need to watch MIDSUMMER, the next movie from this writer/director from this movie Hereditary
Would love reactions to Mad Max Fury Road & Starship Troopers.
Also, totally agree with you on Toni Collette: Brilliant actress and still a hottie even in her late 40s
Can I second and third fury road? You need to WITNESS it.
Fury road is hands down a masterpiece!
I wish I could of seen it in the cinema
You should watch Midsommar and The House of the Devil and also Toni Collette deserved a nomination for her performance in Hereditary.
I’m sure this movie is scarier watching it in theaters than watching it at home
Oh definitely, I almost left the theater when the mom started wailing on the floor
This movie left you feel uneasy (but not scary) by keeping the tension with you throughout the run time with those long shots and slow pans and never let you feel relieved, while other movies are scarier from jump scares but those jump scares also let you lose the tension then feel relieved afterwards.
"You wanna hear the most annoying sound in the world?"
(Tounge click)
“This must be a slow burn”...........🥴
Dude sinister was also the only movie to truly horrify me. Probably shouldn't have gone to the theater at 13 to see it lol.
LMAO honestly it's even worse to watch it home alone, I'd rather be in a theater but it would be still hella scary regardless
Same bruh i saw it when I was like 12
this movie fucked me up in the head no joke
Midsommar is by the same writer/director, Ari Aster. It had a very similar slow burn style, but a very different look as most of the film takes place in daylight. It’s a very polarizing movie, but if you liked this one you would probably like that too.
Ari aster is a king of horror
The mom was on the ceiling when Peter woke up From bed too. The clicking is the demon man he rides a camel 🐫 and you make a clicking noise to direct camels
Let’s fucking go! Midsommar next!! 😂
They weren't sweating in that scene - her dream was a reference to the paint thinner and match situation she mentioned earlier!
This movie is amazing. Do watch Midsommar!
That dinner scene is kinda funny when she's saying that face on his face lol. Good quotes lol
So happy you watched this movie! It’s go good and Toni Collette got robbed of an Oscar for Best Actress yet again… The Babadook is also a good horror movie to watch someday.
That was definitely an Oscar worthy performance too
@@MovieFusion the lead actress in The Babadook also gives an Oscar worthy performance. I always think of her and Toni Collette in Hereditary and Emma Watson in Colonia when I think of actresses who got absolutely robbed by the Academy.
It's kinda funny all the craziness. And your reaction. What the heck is happening lol
I really enjoy your channel and I liked your reaction to this movie. I like horror movies that make you think and this movie certainly fits. I really hope you do Midsommar. It's original and fantastic and could really happen!
Did you see Annie on the ceilings in the corners of multiple rooms in the dark and then spider crawling thru the air? Noooo thanks!
You missed the page in the book with the symbol explains everything going on and the picture of the demon king Paimon actually describes a LOT of the movie. Charlie wasn’t any of it, the demon possessed infant Charlie and was in there all along. Watch the most viewed video of things you missed in hereditary , it’s amazing how many things people don’t notice in the dark corners , rooms , outside etc in this movie. So much creepier. It’s all based on Pagan Occult beliefs. Midsommar is the same. This maivie is amazing if you really start digging into it and it’s based off a lot of “religiously historical” stuff, Midsommar as well, same writer director and production company (A24). Scary freaking movie when you know what’s going on and all the details and historical stuff. 😳
And he lived happily ever after.
He was having trouble breathing like Charlie had trouble breathing before they left the party
8:03 my exact reaction lol
Some other suggestions to react to would be Evil Dead (remake), Ex Machina, Jawbreaker, Urban Legends, & The Faculty 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
All excellent choices!
Horror movies these days are weirder than ever, somewhat hyperrealistic in injiry and violence and that's the scariest thing to me.
Horror movies are time capsules. They represent what society feared at the time, whether it's psycho slashers or ghosts, or the horrible things that can happen to a family torn apart by death and a curse beyond their control.
You should definitely watch Midsommar! I personally thought Hereditary was a pretentious mess - I tried watching it a second time because I thought I missed something but I just couldn't get through it 😬
If you watch this, you gotta watch Midsommar. Same director and so many layers to that movie and it out-disturbs Hereditary
more a24 movies please, they’re the best in the business atm
Many of them are great, but some are not the best.
@@okeefe757 even the ones that aren’t so good are still original and come from creative minds who have vision. A24 is my favorite production company because they actually care about film as an art form and not spewing out recycled content in order to maximize profit.
@@TheRadScientist_ could you recommend some good ones/your favorites please, so far I've only seen Midsommar and Hereditary and I would love to see more!!
@@amandatidey5751 oo ok as far as horror goes I’d say: the witch, the lighthouse, saint maud, the black coats daughter, and the hole in the ground.
Some other great films from different genres are: uncut gems, moonlight, the farewell, ex machine, and the first reformed. There are still so many more that I haven’t watched yet though.
@@TheRadScientist_ thank you so much! It's a rainy gross day here so looks like I'm going on a movie binge!
Midsommar is another wtf kind of movie similar to Hereditary
I've got no other words apart from this movie is absolutely insane...
[Rec] from 2007, for me was a suprisingly scary horror. Well, ok, maybe because I watched it at 2 AM, but still, scary af.
Haha!!! I would not have watched this with a weak stomach without your reaction lol
Bro I saw this a few years ago, and I had to take a month off from watching horror movies because of this
Good video bro
Dang didn't take long to scare you lol. But this is one freaky movie lol.
Gotta love this movie
did you see the mother up in the corner of petes room when he woke up and then in the living room i was waiting to see your reaction to that scene but it was skipped...if you didnt watch the ending again ....it makes it so much better
Can you please react to Mother!, Black Swan, Gone Girl, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and The Devil Wears Prada pleaseeeeeee 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
You should definitely watch midsommar it’s really good
Yeah - this movie is not scary... it's disturbing AF!!!!!!
It wasn't Charlie possessing him at the end, it was the evil god Paimon. It was a plot by the grandmother and her cult to provide a host for it (the wandering light that's seen in several shots throughout the movie).
The impeding dread and horror that befalls the daughter, mother and finally the son is scary. If you can't see that, I don't know what to tell you. Jump scares isn't "scary", it's a cheap way to shock. Dread and horror is only achieved by few classic movies like this one.
Yea apparently "Charlie" gets taken over by Paimon before the charlie death, and when her body died it needed to get into Peter. You can see his soul leave as the Paimon light possess. The paimon soul light also flicker around throughout the movie. In the group therapy session you also find out the grandmother tried to put paimon into her own son, he wasn't schizophrenic.
It's such a deep movie. Paimon also loves headlessness which is why so much head trauma is in the film.
@@omglookomgz Charlie was taken over by Paimon when she was a baby. She was never really Charlie. Even the director has confirmed that.
@@6891x yea I thought so but didn’t know for sure.
Charlie is Paimon
o trust me midsommar is just as fucked up the beginning is craaaaazy
Jeez why is this video so soft I gotta turn it up and the ads are so loud and I'm like dang my ears lol. Skip then I can get to awesome reaction lol
Toni Collette
If you think this is f’d up. Midsommar is 10x worse. That’s a disturbing movie
You didn't catch Annie hanging out on the ceiling here: 21:32
I did, I just didn't freak out about it lol
@@MovieFusion I didn't need you to freak out. It's just an odd thing to let pass without comment. Most reactors would have acknowledged it.
@@garyglaser4998 I thought it was an obvious thing to see and pretty much everything in the movie was getting crazy at that point so it wasn’t like a standout thing to me
Watch the Babadook!!!
Please do Midsommar
Hail Paimen!
after watching this I will watch all of Alex Wolff’s (the son) work he did so good!
When I seen this in the movie theater it put me in a dark place mentally lol
Nice language you're parents must be real proud
It's 2021, nobody gives a shit about cursing anymore LOL. Curse words are purely something we made up as a society. I respect it in specific professional settings like obviously I won't be cursing during my classes or at work, but this is my channel, this is an independent thing, so I can do whatever I want with that
I agree his parents must be proud.
Watch suspiria 2018 please
The brilliance of this movie is, you will never forget this movie. This movie is my top Cringe movie! Ha ha, I definitely did not recommend this movie to you 😝
It's great to compliment acting but I wish you would focus more on what's being expressed. You always seem to focus on the superficial aspects of a movie.
I just comment on what I observe. Sometimes it’s deeper things, sometimes it’s not as deep stuff. Depends on the movie and what I notice
I loved the acting in the movie but I didn’t find it scary, nor did I find the story intriguing. I think I would’ve liked the movie more if it wasn’t hyped up as one of the best horror movies of all time.
I don’t understand these channels who try to act like they don’t know how to read English words. As if hereditary isn’t a word you’d have ever heard in your life. So stupid
Toni Collette is always amazing but this movie just didn’t work for me, I was not scared at all and that ending 😂 looked so fake… but that’s just me. I liked your reaction though 👍🏼
Yaasss, our acne scar king finally reacted to Heredity. Now, Midsommar.
Well that’s rude