Fun fact : at 2:12 when he tries to escape he still ends up on level 4 indicates that death is coming for him wether he escapes or not because the number 4 is considered unlucky, cause in some languages it sounds like the word “death”.
I still think that the episode “Blink” from Doctor Who is such a great piece of standalone psychological horror. Especially since they managed to do it all condensed into the timespan of a single episode of a tv show. Would be cool to see you guys react to it for the British example if you ever do another horror from around the world video
Pz. Vince Siqueiros For me, Midnight was the scariest episode. It’s the one where an alien sneaks onto the train and hides within one of the passengers. It learned super quickly by copying what everyone was saying.
I watched the Jane doe movie by myself, at like 2am, in the living room (a giant open space), in the dark. it got to the point where when i realized i needed the lights on i was too scared to get up off the couch. I have never been scared like that watching a movie since i was like 7 or something. And the girl barely even moved!
Ikr. I’m obsessed with horror movies as well and always on the hunt for the good quality ones since I rarely get scared of ghosts in films. I must admit that I had low expectation on western production because movies like the conjuring, paranormal activity and similar ones always disappoint me 😂😅 However, the autopsy of Jane Doe and Hereditary proved me wrong and that the West can also come out with scary plot and ghosts too like the Asian countries. For me, the more the jump scares the director tries to put in into a horror movie, the lesser quality it will become. Horror movies shouldn’t be JUST about shocking your audience with jump scares, but it’s about slowly building suspension and creepiness with a good plot as the film goes on and leave the audience mentally scarred with the memory of being haunted. But oh well, this is just my opinion about how a good horror movie should be 🤣🤣
That movie is actually one I watch over and over again, my teacher showed it to us as a april fools joke(Im a mortuary science student) and I ended up loving it!
The Autopsy of Jane Doe upsets me because I was talking to a new coworker, and they said they had watched it. I said several times that I hadn't watched it yet, and I even tried to change the subject. They proceeded to spoil the big twist in it...It annoyed me so much that I haven't even been able to watch it yet because now, every single time I see it mentioned, I remember the twist, and it drives me nuts...
Martyrs is one of the few films I've watched that calling it a horror movie is an understatement lol. Love it anyway. IMO the best to come out of the new french extremity.
I'm so glad they added 'Shutter'! It's still one of my fave horror movies 😊 I watched it first when I was still in uni and had a photography lecture in that semester, so it really gave me the creeps even more 😂 And I'm glad they're "enjoying" it as well! Oh, and the addition to 'Us' is also really great, I just wished they'd show or explain a little bit more of it, but I guess that'd be kinda spoilery so all is good! Great reactions 🙌
So the Thailand one they showed is the same one I was thinking of. I got excited, because I thought it was the US version, I love that movie but no one I know has ever seen or heard of it. Now that I know there's another version (most likely a way better one), I'll have to check it out!
The siren in Silent Hill is quite similar to the one at my place. Whenever it's going to be a downpour and the siren start to go off, the gloomy and cloudy atmosphere, make me feel like Pyramid Head would came out of nowhere 😂
@@tompatompsson Kinda agree with u, it was kinda weak, but I don’t think it was really trying to be scary per say. I feel like they were trying to “wow” the audience. Compared to “IT” it’s nothing.
Shutter made me scared when it got me to realized that ghost can sit on your shoulder without you knowing it. That's why you feel heaviness on it or even pain. 😱😱
They’d lose their minds over seeing clips from the U.S. & U.K. movies Hellraiser, Hellraiser II, Candyman, and Dolls. Hell, Hostel will just scar them for LIFE! 🤣 *Edit: and Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2, Saw, and the Final Destination franchise too!
The guy who plays the villain in the hills have eyes lives in my tiny county. Every now and then I see him at the supermarket or in town. Nice guy but its a bit freaky when you randomly see the guy from that film.
Shutter was scary, it's still in my top 5 horror movies that I have watched, along with Alone. Both Shutter and Alone have the same creators. And I love horror movies, especially Asian ones, because they use less special effects which is scarier for me. I also watch other horror movies from other countries (aside from US/UK/Canadian) like French, Spanish, Russian and Dutch. They also have quite scary horror movies that are fun to watch. More fun if you watch them with people who gets scared a lot. 😁
@@melodylightsahgasestarlight I like Robert Eggers, even though he's only done 3 films so far, I can feel his inspirations and feel the fear of dread in the stories. I also really have always liked James Wan as a horror director. I mean, he's a legend for American horror, right? Saw 1 and 2, directed Dead Silence, The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2, and he also did Insidious which actually terrified by as a 13-year-old. This after having already been terrified by Ju-On and Ringu 1 and 2. My sisters didn't like me apparently, because they were older and made me watch those with them. It's probably why I'm such a weirdo when it comes to my love for all things dark and macabre.
I love horror movies like Ju-On, because he was right that it doesnt outright put fright into you. Its like a slow dread. The scenes are slow and methodical, and make it so youre stressed enough that your senses are hightened and youre anxious, but never too far. So youre just frozen in fright, similar to the girl in that scene. Its a different kind of horror and I wish there were more like it.
You should show them the movie, Dead Silence. It's about haunted ventriloquist dolls. SO CREEPY! I had a fear of dolls when I was younger and my older cousin made me watch it to face my fears lol.
⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ HEADPHONE USERS TURN YOUR SOUND DOWN 😂 The girls screaming made me jump more than the films I’m a massive fan of horrors so I can watch them without getting scared or that scared. But when the girls started screaming 😂 it made me jump to start with lol. Can we have more of these reactions to horrors please 😊🥰
I recommend reacting to these American Horror movie scenes: The Conjuring - Wardrobe scene The Conjuring 2 - Painting scene Insidious - Face of fire Insidious - Ending scene Lights out - Trapped in the basement scene Weeping woman near pool - The Curse of La Llorona Please react to these!!!
Bro I cursed inside the movie theater , loud enough for the mother and her daughter next to me and they laughed while I was scared as fuck. The movie was the curse of la llorana
I remember watching Us and it was so scary but at the same time it was so new and fresh. The whole concept of it was really interesting. I would love to see them react to old horror movies from the 70s and 80s like Carrie and The Shining.
You guys should definitely react to Veronica. It’s a Spanish horror film based on a true story and it’s really creepy. Some other horror movies I’d recommend: As Above So Below, The Rite, The Devil Inside, Sinister, and The Field Guide to Evil ranged from just the very strange and absurd to downright terrifying.
When she said that she couldn't wash her hair today, I totally felt that! When I saw The Grudge (The American remake of JU-ON) I was terrified for months to close my eyes while I was in the shower. 🤦♀️😂
The original Ju-On the Grudge, while low budget and a little visually dated now, it still terrified me. I do think, now having been a horror fan, that Ju-On The Curse (which came out before any of the others) and Ju-On The Grudge 2 was more scary than Ju-On. I also was terrified of Ringu 1 and 2, but then when compared to Ju-On The Grudge 2, they're not nearly as scary as Ju-On to me.
i remember back probably like 10 ish years ago when we still lived in Alaska we had watched this and my dad was going on a trip like a few days later, literally had one of our side house door windows tinted because of the movie lol
i would love to see them react to real stories behind horror movies. Like "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" (you can even hear sound recordings were she talks scary, where even I get scared) or "The Hills have Eyes". It would be so cool to see them react to REAL shit
Love horror movies . You guys should do Jeepers Creepers, Nightmare on Elm Street, the Texas chainsaw massacre, all the Saw movies, the hills have eyes , chucky, final destination, and just more horror movies
As a former horror fan, I've seen them all: classic American horror, modern horror, chapter book horror, video game horror, etc. I binged all the movies as a kid until they got boring. None of them phase me anymore to this day, not even Pennywise (Though he never felt scary in the first place). I can look at all those other movies and roll my eyes, even if I haven't seen a scary movie in 10+ years. But there's only 1 horror film that still keeps me up at night.. it's JU ON (Grudge 2) without a doubt. It has haunted my core memories for decades, I will literally never watch it again. To preface, I bought the DVD excitedly as a kid and I had to give it away because I was too terrified to watch it by myself after the first few minutes, plus no one wanted to enjoy it with me, i was the only horror fan in my family. I still sometimes avoid looking at mirrors in the dark, particularly if i think about this movie. Even thinking about this movie brings back memories of the disembodied screaming (that one scene, the worst scene in the movie). At one point in my teenage years, I thought "maybe it's not as scary as it felt when I was 10, let me give it a rewatch" heck no, it was still just as cursed. Haven't seen it since
You guys should react to movies like Divergent, Insurgent, Allegiant, Hunger Games, and so on.. As a kid, I would always read the books, and the actors/actresses are so handsome and pretty. It just has such a good plot
@GuranPurin Oh yea, it's the noises she makes that scare me. That's how you know to put your guard up because she's going to manifest. And she's also the only one strong enough to manifest in outside locations. I think it was just her look that creeped me out, this very pale face and dark eyes and blood on her white night gown, which I've come to learn now is a classic example of Japanese folklore in regards to Japanese spirits, especially female, it's just something about that iconic, terrifying, don't-want-to-see-that-in-my-dreams, type of character she is. Takako Fuji, who played Kayako for the first 5 movies, really deserves all the praise she gets for that horrifying role.
the autopsy of jane doe is PEAK! the APEX of what makes a good horror movie. also the story was so enthralling, there is no way you can watch that movie and not be captivated by it.
not sure how well the comedy would translate but would love to see them react to funny horror films (scary movie 2000, nightmare on elm st 1984, Tucker & Dale vs. Evil 2010)
Yes I love all of those so much! Decapitation/ending for hereditary. Lawnmower/opening scene/bbq/yard hedges for sinister. And tongue split/arm cut off/face cut/first seeing the abomination/ending for evil dead.
When she asked why they made creepy sounds at 8:26, it’s the bells they add to the body of a dead person. It was practiced a lot in the United States (other countries as well) because the dead people they buried or are said to be dead sometimes aren’t. So if the person doing to autopsy or preparing the dead body for burial hears it, it’s said they are actually still alive. But now in present time, we no longer use bells because the medical field has evolved that help us determine whether or not the person is truly deceased. I think they even explain it in the movie but just wanted to write this for anyone who is curious :)
I can’t be the only one who didn’t find any of these scary right? Still, I love horror movies. Us is a very creative movie, one of the best in my opinion even though it wasn’t scary.
I think you can only find a movie scary if it’s somewhat believable to you. That’s why the only movie that has affected me and I haven’t seen to many is “The Fourth Kind” because it’s about aliens or basically the unknown.
In the US and Europe, we tied bells to the toe to let us know if they were still alive. They also used to put a bell string around their finger before burying them to make sure they weren't alive after burial. They also put little flags instead of bells at the graves for the same reason.
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) is still one of the scariest movies to me. It may have something to do with the fact that I watched on cable by myself at 11 PM when I was 12 years old.
That's different. Here in the US we tend to do horror movies in the fall (because of Halloween) and action movies in the summer (because of summer vacations).
When I see the Grudge/Ju-On part, it still gives me the creeps! Back in my teens in the early 00's, Japanese horror had a huge impact and it is still one of the scariest things I've ever seen😱 I've only watched it once and it's still enough for me! Still a masterpiece though
The Autopsy of Jane Doe is the scariest for me and I've seen a gazillion horror movies since I was 6 years old. If they only knew the whole story of that movie, it's even scarier than the movie itself.
When I see the Grudge/Juu-On part, it still gives me the kreeps! Back in my teens in the early 00's, Japanese horror had a huge impact and it is still one of the scariest things I've ever seen😱 I've only watched it once and it's still enough for me! Still a masterpiece though
Love watching these, the reactions are so great from everyone!! And as a horror fan, the selection of movies are all soo great. Such scary movies. Much love from Sweden 🇸🇪 💖
You should have them react to movies and their American remakes and let them judge which one they find scarier. Or even make them watch movies and THEIR remakes, like Nightmare on Elm Street, IT and The Omen or something like that.
In Mexico we have this movie called archive 253 based on real events. The movie tells the story of 4 (don't remember well) that went to a closed psychiatric hospital where there are ghost and demons and the neighbours say visitors disappear. My mom used to work in the beginning of her career there and she told that when was open ghost really appeared there. Also told me that in a private section put important people where they got tortured until they got crazy or make them disappear from society. Hard but true, go check it yourself 😉👍😂
ooo I haven't seen all these yet but man Ju-On and Jane Doe yes please Autopsy of JD actually did scare me a bit; first time in a little while I think? (Cause I'd seen Greta which was a bit scary, then Hereditary which wasn't, and the few that my Horror Films class suggested) Aaa okay I'm just gonna watch now
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Love this. More horror please.
Indeed
Maybe dark comedies like Shaun of the Dead and Evil Dead 2
DarkNinja 17 that would be hilarious 😂
For sure, and they should be in the dark. Subbed to your channel by way love the horror content.
They should play “Five Nights at Freddy’s (VR EDITION)!” -this would be sooo scaryy! ;-;
I wish thay saw the most scary part of the US movie.
There is a scary part in the US movie? 🤨
@@debanygarcia2633 for example like the ending
@@debanygarcia2633 Exactly, there wasn't a single scary moment in US lol
those horror movies are not even scary
@@bindao2315 We all have different opinions.
Fun fact : at 2:12 when he tries to escape he still ends up on level 4 indicates that death is coming for him wether he escapes or not because the number 4 is considered unlucky, cause in some languages it sounds like the word “death”.
In chinese language, 4 sounded like death word
@@michelhkciel Can confirm, "死" is pronounced like s-a-e or in cantonese "四".
@@megbeeeeeeeee1340 Oh okay, thx for info~ :)
@@michelhkciel South Korea and Japan too ...
@@muhammadnajmimurindo9289 yes it is
I still think that the episode “Blink” from Doctor Who is such a great piece of standalone psychological horror. Especially since they managed to do it all condensed into the timespan of a single episode of a tv show. Would be cool to see you guys react to it for the British example if you ever do another horror from around the world video
Yes some gold tv experience
Is that one of the episodes with the weeping angels?
Pz. Vince Siqueiros the original weeping angels episode
Pz. Vince Siqueiros For me, Midnight was the scariest episode. It’s the one where an alien sneaks onto the train and hides within one of the passengers. It learned super quickly by copying what everyone was saying.
truly! to this day its one of my favourite episodes and I always get nervous watching it
I watched the Jane doe movie by myself, at like 2am, in the living room (a giant open space), in the dark. it got to the point where when i realized i needed the lights on i was too scared to get up off the couch. I have never been scared like that watching a movie since i was like 7 or something. And the girl barely even moved!
Ikr. I’m obsessed with horror movies as well and always on the hunt for the good quality ones since I rarely get scared of ghosts in films. I must admit that I had low expectation on western production because movies like the conjuring, paranormal activity and similar ones always disappoint me 😂😅 However, the autopsy of Jane Doe and Hereditary proved me wrong and that the West can also come out with scary plot and ghosts too like the Asian countries.
For me, the more the jump scares the director tries to put in into a horror movie, the lesser quality it will become. Horror movies shouldn’t be JUST about shocking your audience with jump scares, but it’s about slowly building suspension and creepiness with a good plot as the film goes on and leave the audience mentally scarred with the memory of being haunted.
But oh well, this is just my opinion about how a good horror movie should be 🤣🤣
@@dolsemiyano THIS
That movie is actually one I watch over and over again, my teacher showed it to us as a april fools joke(Im a mortuary science student) and I ended up loving it!
The Autopsy of Jane Doe upsets me because I was talking to a new coworker, and they said they had watched it. I said several times that I hadn't watched it yet, and I even tried to change the subject. They proceeded to spoil the big twist in it...It annoyed me so much that I haven't even been able to watch it yet because now, every single time I see it mentioned, I remember the twist, and it drives me nuts...
no wayyyy
Shutter is a masterpiece. I was waiting for the martyrs, cus it's in the thumbnail... But that's okay hahaha
Samee
Yes, Shutter does such a good job it hits depiction of guilt. Kinda glad they didn't show them Martyrs though. That shit was seriously fucked
Same Martyrs would be a totally shock for them
Yes Shutter is the most scary movie i have seen in my life
Martyrs is one of the few films I've watched that calling it a horror movie is an understatement lol. Love it anyway. IMO the best to come out of the new french extremity.
I'm so glad they added 'Shutter'! It's still one of my fave horror movies 😊 I watched it first when I was still in uni and had a photography lecture in that semester, so it really gave me the creeps even more 😂 And I'm glad they're "enjoying" it as well! Oh, and the addition to 'Us' is also really great, I just wished they'd show or explain a little bit more of it, but I guess that'd be kinda spoilery so all is good! Great reactions 🙌
So the Thailand one they showed is the same one I was thinking of. I got excited, because I thought it was the US version, I love that movie but no one I know has ever seen or heard of it. Now that I know there's another version (most likely a way better one), I'll have to check it out!
Do a reaction of Silent Hill the first film not that garbage second one, the siren noise in Silent Hill is terrifying yet so satisfying.
the 1st one still gets me lol
Agreed
the 1st still pretty good
Fucking hell I think I’ve blocked some of the scariest movies I watched when I was a kid in my memories, wasn’t a scaredy cat then, now I am.
The siren in Silent Hill is quite similar to the one at my place. Whenever it's going to be a downpour and the siren start to go off, the gloomy and cloudy atmosphere, make me feel like Pyramid Head would came out of nowhere 😂
The autopsy of Jane doe is severely underrated 😭❤️ so glad that y’all included it in this list
I love when you guys react to scary stuff “Us” was such a good movie.
It sucked though.
@@tompatompsson imo it was a great movie.
@@youdecidewhatmynameis3549 Well since there are people who liked TLJ, I can understand liking Us.
It's so good, also how dare you insult TLJ
@@tompatompsson Kinda agree with u, it was kinda weak, but I don’t think it was really trying to be scary per say. I feel like they were trying to “wow” the audience. Compared to “IT” it’s nothing.
That scene from the first conjuring when the mom gets locked in the basement and the hands came from behind her 😳 😳😳 THAT scene was TERRIFYING
I was more scared from that thing jumping from the top of the closet
Yeah, it terrifies me
you should have them react to “a quiet place” !! specifically the scene where the son dies at the beginning
After the son died didnt she get pregnant again
@@Renbadoobee yeah she did
@@tanaka6596 why did she get pregnant again even though they already know how hard it is to give birth with monsters everywhere. I'm just asking...
@Bangtan Shorts i honestly dont know. I think the parents were desperate for getting a another child cause they were devastated about the other dying.
@@Renbadoobee I think she may have already been pregnant right before all of it happened. I’m not too sure.
They should play “Five Nights at Freddy’s (VR EDITION)!” -this would be sooo scaryy! ;-;
And the should watch it with virtual reality headset
Give them any horror game in a dark room and headset and they finna be 10x more scared than they are here
I vote for the Ocean House Hotel level from VTM Bloodlines
i mean.. fnaf scary element is just only screaming, cheap horror game 🤷♂️
@@novalovan not to these people lol
Whos reading the comments while watching😂😂😂
jemfilm yes that is relatable because I am doing that at this moment
Yeah I'm also hiding in here as well😂😭
sarah park ah well would you look at that
I feel like they are overreacting in some of them lol
Only cuz im bored
3:04 guys said "it drives me crazy" then immediately cuts to the girl laughing maniacally is so funny!! thumbs up to the editor
🤣🤣😅🤣
The guy in Shutter is just getting what Polnareff got from DIO
Za wardo!!!!
💀
The guy from Shutter is kinda cute honestly, that's the only thing I got from that movie LMAO
@@Rimuru_Tempest_- Lord Dio !!!! 🥺🥺🥺
"The world for them"
The real things, only 4 country
There should be more series of this!
you expected them to do one movie from every country??
@@FortheLoveofMonsters yes
@@mafia.girlz_1022 thats a high expectation... Csnt judge tho mu expectationd of men r way too high
Shutter made me scared when it got me to realized that ghost can sit on your shoulder without you knowing it. That's why you feel heaviness on it or even pain. 😱😱
They’d lose their minds over seeing clips from the U.S. & U.K. movies Hellraiser, Hellraiser II, Candyman, and Dolls. Hell, Hostel will just scar them for LIFE! 🤣 *Edit: and Jeepers Creepers 1 & 2, Saw, and the Final Destination franchise too!
OMG yes hellraiser or evil Dead
They usually pick really DUMB movies to represent US movies. It's frustrating.
I remember that jeepers creepers scarecrow thing oh my god
@bababooey YES!
@bababooey I haven't seen many Canadian horror movies. The only one I can think of is the OG Black Christmas.
Haha Minji: "Shutter... It was just on a another level"
When, in fact, it was the same level all along...
That was the scariest thing about it lol... 😂
Other horror movies: Martyrs, The House That Jack Built, The Hills Have Eyes, The Eye, Demonlover, Kwaidan.
What about The Color Out Of Space?
MARTYRS was just fcking digusting
hills have eyes is gross
The guy who plays the villain in the hills have eyes lives in my tiny county. Every now and then I see him at the supermarket or in town. Nice guy but its a bit freaky when you randomly see the guy from that film.
Shutter was scary, it's still in my top 5 horror movies that I have watched, along with Alone. Both Shutter and Alone have the same creators. And I love horror movies, especially Asian ones, because they use less special effects which is scarier for me. I also watch other horror movies from other countries (aside from US/UK/Canadian) like French, Spanish, Russian and Dutch. They also have quite scary horror movies that are fun to watch. More fun if you watch them with people who gets scared a lot. 😁
' Coming Soon' from the same producers is also one of my fav.
@@skyhigh6650 Coming Soon was ok for me, but I just liked the story of Alone more because of the plot twist
Do recommend me some horror movies
@@melodylightsahgasestarlight I like Robert Eggers, even though he's only done 3 films so far, I can feel his inspirations and feel the fear of dread in the stories.
I also really have always liked James Wan as a horror director.
I mean, he's a legend for American horror, right? Saw 1 and 2, directed Dead Silence, The Conjuring and The Conjuring 2, and he also did Insidious which actually terrified by as a 13-year-old.
This after having already been terrified by Ju-On and Ringu 1 and 2.
My sisters didn't like me apparently, because they were older and made me watch those with them.
It's probably why I'm such a weirdo when it comes to my love for all things dark and macabre.
I love horror movies like Ju-On, because he was right that it doesnt outright put fright into you. Its like a slow dread. The scenes are slow and methodical, and make it so youre stressed enough that your senses are hightened and youre anxious, but never too far. So youre just frozen in fright, similar to the girl in that scene. Its a different kind of horror and I wish there were more like it.
You should show them the movie, Dead Silence. It's about haunted ventriloquist dolls. SO CREEPY! I had a fear of dolls when I was younger and my older cousin made me watch it to face my fears lol.
It's the scariest doll movies I've ever seen
Love this. Shutter is a one of my faves too. Nice to see how different countries portray horror
⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ HEADPHONE USERS TURN YOUR SOUND DOWN 😂
The girls screaming made me jump more than the films I’m a massive fan of horrors so I can watch them without getting scared or that scared. But when the girls started screaming 😂 it made me jump to start with lol.
Can we have more of these reactions to horrors please 😊🥰
I recommend reacting to these American Horror movie scenes:
The Conjuring - Wardrobe scene
The Conjuring 2 - Painting scene
Insidious - Face of fire
Insidious - Ending scene
Lights out - Trapped in the basement scene
Weeping woman near pool - The Curse of La Llorona
Please react to these!!!
they should've reacted to 'hereditary' instead of US, personally, that movie is rlly scary
I love those movies I didn’t get scared in this video it would be different if it was the actual movie
Bro I cursed inside the movie theater , loud enough for the mother and her daughter next to me and they laughed while I was scared as fuck. The movie was the curse of la llorana
What about the shitting scene in the human centipede
What about wrong turn?😖
I remember watching Us and it was so scary but at the same time it was so new and fresh. The whole concept of it was really interesting. I would love to see them react to old horror movies from the 70s and 80s like Carrie and The Shining.
Bro when I watched “US” I laughed and got scared out of my mind 😭
@@VergilEdits u blind or something?
Harasser good for you
Harasser the story was as bad as your pronunciation.
Harasser maybe you on the phone half through the films lmao
Y'all are acting as if people can't have opinions.
You guys should definitely react to Veronica. It’s a Spanish horror film based on a true story and it’s really creepy.
Some other horror movies I’d recommend: As Above So Below, The Rite, The Devil Inside, Sinister, and The Field Guide to Evil ranged from just the very strange and absurd to downright terrifying.
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When she said that she couldn't wash her hair today, I totally felt that!
When I saw The Grudge (The American remake of JU-ON) I was terrified for months to close my eyes while I was in the shower. 🤦♀️😂
The original Ju-On the Grudge, while low budget and a little visually dated now, it still terrified me. I do think, now having been a horror fan, that Ju-On The Curse (which came out before any of the others) and Ju-On The Grudge 2 was more scary than Ju-On. I also was terrified of Ringu 1 and 2, but then when compared to Ju-On The Grudge 2, they're not nearly as scary as Ju-On to me.
You should react to Hereditary and Midsommar!
This good. If West African Horror was here, they might have thought it was comedy lol. The Thai one was a good introduction.
Lmao yes nollywood movies always end up being funny
3:25 "If I was there, I better just die!"
"Same!"
0:33 'give me your hand' this is so cute☺️
RIGHT?!! if they're strangers i ship them, they held hands through the whole thing
isaurah vrolijk In Korea, that was just a friend moment 😹 sorry I’m not good at English
@@isaurah2372 dude that's gross ASF stop shipping actual people
The autopsy of Jane Doe was a nightmare when i first watched it 😭
I bet you guys would be terrified if you watched "the strangers" 2008.
i remember back probably like 10 ish years ago when we still lived in Alaska we had watched this and my dad was going on a trip like a few days later, literally had one of our side house door windows tinted because of the movie lol
isaac. I got never
What about the Ring
ah yes one of my fav movies, the new one that was released on 2018 wasnt as good tho
@@redcantsleep the old one is terrifying because it can actually happen
i would love to see them react to real stories behind horror movies. Like "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" (you can even hear sound recordings were she talks scary, where even I get scared) or "The Hills have Eyes". It would be so cool to see them react to REAL shit
Love horror movies . You guys should do Jeepers Creepers, Nightmare on Elm Street, the Texas chainsaw massacre, all the Saw movies, the hills have eyes , chucky, final destination, and just more horror movies
As a former horror fan, I've seen them all: classic American horror, modern horror, chapter book horror, video game horror, etc. I binged all the movies as a kid until they got boring. None of them phase me anymore to this day, not even Pennywise (Though he never felt scary in the first place). I can look at all those other movies and roll my eyes, even if I haven't seen a scary movie in 10+ years.
But there's only 1 horror film that still keeps me up at night.. it's JU ON (Grudge 2) without a doubt. It has haunted my core memories for decades, I will literally never watch it again.
To preface, I bought the DVD excitedly as a kid and I had to give it away because I was too terrified to watch it by myself after the first few minutes, plus no one wanted to enjoy it with me, i was the only horror fan in my family. I still sometimes avoid looking at mirrors in the dark, particularly if i think about this movie. Even thinking about this movie brings back memories of the disembodied screaming (that one scene, the worst scene in the movie). At one point in my teenage years, I thought "maybe it's not as scary as it felt when I was 10, let me give it a rewatch" heck no, it was still just as cursed. Haven't seen it since
Lmao I don't blame you, I seen it thousend of time and still makes me scream like a girl and I'm a dude
Thai Horror movies is always on another level!
US was such a great horror movie and the plot in the end always get me
They didn't even show the scariest part of Shutter. That last scene made me paranoid about neck-pain back in high school. 🤣
It's no more horror episode it's way more hilarious 🤣🤣 aahhh my stomach hurts lol
You guys should react to movies like Divergent, Insurgent, Allegiant, Hunger Games, and so on.. As a kid, I would always read the books, and the actors/actresses are so handsome and pretty. It just has such a good plot
Shutter was terrifying and JU-ON wasn't so much scary as unsettling because of those noises when she was crawling. Had my stomach in knots!
@GuranPurin Oh yea, it's the noises she makes that scare me. That's how you know to put your guard up because she's going to manifest. And she's also the only one strong enough to manifest in outside locations.
I think it was just her look that creeped me out, this very pale face and dark eyes and blood on her white night gown, which I've come to learn now is a classic example of Japanese folklore in regards to Japanese spirits, especially female, it's just something about that iconic, terrifying, don't-want-to-see-that-in-my-dreams, type of character she is.
Takako Fuji, who played Kayako for the first 5 movies, really deserves all the praise she gets for that horrifying role.
the autopsy of jane doe is PEAK! the APEX of what makes a good horror movie. also the story was so enthralling, there is no way you can watch that movie and not be captivated by it.
I always like their reactions HAHAHA
I wish they watch one more horror film from Thailand "Coming Soon"
I always recommend that one to people
That one messed me up good. Laddaland is also in my list
@@arisrap2951 Laddaland is good :)
Shutter (the original from Thailand) is one of my fav horror movies
Thailand got the best horror movie, “coming soon” its fricking good
Love how real their reactions are, I saw all of these movies and I just was with a poker face the whole time😂
im so happy you posted, it just made my day! stay safe everyone. 🌸💗
React to La llorona(Mexico)
not sure how well the comedy would translate but would love to see them react to funny horror films (scary movie 2000, nightmare on elm st 1984, Tucker & Dale vs. Evil 2010)
Please watch these next!
Hereditary
Sinister
The Evil Dead (2013 version)
The Conjuring 1 and/or 2
Yes I love all of those so much! Decapitation/ending for hereditary. Lawnmower/opening scene/bbq/yard hedges for sinister. And tongue split/arm cut off/face cut/first seeing the abomination/ending for evil dead.
Evil Dead Remake In 2013 makes me give chills and the scene is so scary😭😱
When she asked why they made creepy sounds at 8:26, it’s the bells they add to the body of a dead person. It was practiced a lot in the United States (other countries as well) because the dead people they buried or are said to be dead sometimes aren’t. So if the person doing to autopsy or preparing the dead body for burial hears it, it’s said they are actually still alive. But now in present time, we no longer use bells because the medical field has evolved that help us determine whether or not the person is truly deceased.
I think they even explain it in the movie but just wanted to write this for anyone who is curious :)
Oh my god all these movies made my childhood 😂😂😂 It's a nice throwback 😍😍
Autopsy of Jane Doe was freaking awesome! It still leaves a lot unanswered, so I'm hoping for a sequel!
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React to... The Evil Dead Series
a couple of my personal favourite horror movies are It Follows and The Babadook. They scary as hell but also just good movies in general
They should react to Mexican stories for example La Llorona
Us is definitely a movie you have to watch twice. It's really good and has a lot of symbolism and things you might only catch the second time.
I don’t know if anyone knows this, but Bambam has said that “Shutter” was based on a true story!
Bambam from Got7? imma search for that
YES! autopsy of jane doe is actually a great thriller/horror
Jane Doe is a masterpiece.I recommend you The Wailing and Jane Doe.
THAI HORROR MOVIE DEFINITELY HIT DIFFERENT ✨
if you guys watch psychological thrillers next then i'd suggest "the platform" on netflix, super chilling
Oh yeah that part 2002 ju on that stair scene gave me NIGHTMARE for days
I can’t be the only one who didn’t find any of these scary right? Still, I love horror movies. Us is a very creative movie, one of the best in my opinion even though it wasn’t scary.
I think you can only find a movie scary if it’s somewhat believable to you. That’s why the only movie that has affected me and I haven’t seen to many is “The Fourth Kind” because it’s about aliens or basically the unknown.
In the US and Europe, we tied bells to the toe to let us know if they were still alive. They also used to put a bell string around their finger before burying them to make sure they weren't alive after burial. They also put little flags instead of bells at the graves for the same reason.
Me:it's night in Italy so I'll save this to watch it tomorrow ain't no demon getting into my body tonight nope not today satan
I don't like horror films, but I watched Autopsy of Jane Doe on Netflix years back, and I was surprised by how good the build up was!
When it ended... I was like... Moreeee!!
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) is still one of the scariest movies to me. It may have something to do with the fact that I watched on cable by myself at 11 PM when I was 12 years old.
React to Haunting of Hill House Scary parts
I literally can’t unsee the things I saw while watching the autopsy of Jane doe
I want them to watch insidious chapter 3 the scene where the demon shuts the curtains and the door and she is on the floor.
That's different. Here in the US we tend to do horror movies in the fall (because of Halloween) and action movies in the summer (because of summer vacations).
Its hilarious how I started watching this and got obsessed with BTS at the same time. Now I trying to learn how to speak Korean.
I love your Channel✨
Please react to zombie Films, Please do 28 weeks later Opening sequence
The faster ones like World War Z and I forgot the other one.
@@angelicalago5058 Train to busan?
@@MythicalYub The title has a dead in the end. Like the intro was about a family then the mother only survived.
When I see the Grudge/Ju-On part, it still gives me the creeps! Back in my teens in the early 00's, Japanese horror had a huge impact and it is still one of the scariest things I've ever seen😱 I've only watched it once and it's still enough for me! Still a masterpiece though
Am I the only one who thinks "the autopsy of Jane doe" wasn't scary??
The Autopsy of Jane Doe is the scariest for me and I've seen a gazillion horror movies since I was 6 years old. If they only knew the whole story of that movie, it's even scarier than the movie itself.
3:17 The ghost be like: B r u h- why you running?-
Tell them to PLEASE watch US and The Autopsy of Jane For in their entirety.
Both have physiological aspects to it that make it more intense.
When I see the Grudge/Juu-On part, it still gives me the kreeps! Back in my teens in the early 00's, Japanese horror had a huge impact and it is still one of the scariest things I've ever seen😱 I've only watched it once and it's still enough for me! Still a masterpiece though
OW, I rememeber watching "Shutter" with my big cousin for the first time, I was so scared.
Love watching these, the reactions are so great from everyone!! And as a horror fan, the selection of movies are all soo great. Such scary movies.
Much love from Sweden 🇸🇪 💖
Shutter is one of my favorite Asian horror movies. Definitely recommend!
I love the girls and the guys ! I'm 78 years old so nothing kinky here . I just enjoy seeing their youth , fun , and smiles !!
You should have them react to movies and their American remakes and let them judge which one they find scarier.
Or even make them watch movies and THEIR remakes, like Nightmare on Elm Street, IT and The Omen or something like that.
I was hoping they would react to the Japanese film Ring. I also suggest Carrie, The Shining, or the old Pet Semetary! :)
Holy hell... that first movie was out of this world... never heard of it, but gotta watch it now
Love their reactions!!! would love to see horror movies with them :p Please do more scary reactions!
Coraline did me a spook as a kid, idk if it scared anybody else though
In Mexico we have this movie called archive 253 based on real events.
The movie tells the story of 4 (don't remember well) that went to a closed psychiatric hospital where there are ghost and demons and the neighbours say visitors disappear. My mom used to work in the beginning of her career there and she told that when was open ghost really appeared there. Also told me that in a private section put important people where they got tortured until they got crazy or make them disappear from society.
Hard but true, go check it yourself 😉👍😂
ooo I haven't seen all these yet but man Ju-On and Jane Doe yes please
Autopsy of JD actually did scare me a bit; first time in a little while I think?
(Cause I'd seen Greta which was a bit scary, then Hereditary which wasn't, and the few that my Horror Films class suggested)
Aaa okay I'm just gonna watch now