Well that was weird. I was scrolling comments while watching the video, and I read yours at the exact time she said that. It was like you were a sub title
The "faked his death" part is actually a bit annoying, as they don't even address how that worked. Was there a body? How was it misidentified? Whose body was it? They kind of just wave that away too easily.
@o.b.7217*says its a stupid movie* *immediately shows they didnt understand the very simple story* Ok so, the brother was only there at the end, he was most likely called by adrian cuz he threatened the daughter and knew shed go back, and Adrian faking his death did have a point, it allowed him the opportunity to stalk Cee at all times, because if he didnt have an alibi when C was hearing things, even if people didnt believe her, she couldve done SOMETHING to adrian that could help her prove it, also how is it unbelievable he can fake his own death? Hes stinkin rich, with enough money you could do literally anything
@@andrewrichards312 YESSSS I don't even think The Exorcist is very scary. The idea of it is scary, but the actual film itself to me is pretty tame as far as demon possession movies go.
The original "The Invisible Man" (1933) movie was based on the 1897 book of the same name by H.G. Wells. There were several remakes through the 1940's. A more modern remake was the movie "Hollow Man" (2000) with Kevin Bacon, Elizabeth Shue, Josh Brolin (aka Thanos), and Rhona Mitra.
If you wanna see something interesting, watch See No Evil from Batman: The Animated Series. Similar premise to this remake: it has a psycho in a specialized tech suit that makes him invisible, and it had a young Elizabeth Moss.
@davidneel8327 That's right, though you don't see Claude Rains until the end. Then, in the sequel, Vincent Price took over. Also, Rose Dawson Calvert, Gloria Stuart, originally starred in the Invisible Man (1933).
This movie is excellent at portraying how in abusive relationships the abuser is consciously trying to gaslight you and tries to make you feel like you're going nuts. And what is worse of all, is when they get everyone around you to think that you're making it up. "You're the hysterical woman."
This comment made me make a suggestion.... it's a 1944 movie so it's not too scary. But it's VERY suspenseful. And you'll love how it ends. It's called "Gaslight" (It is actually where the term 'gaslighting' comes from.)
@@thedarcbird I do wish more people would watch that, so they'd stop using the word as a synonym for lying or disagreeing with someone. Mind you, in this situation, EVERYONE would think she was making it up, since it's actually impossible in reality.
Kudos to Carly for sticking it out despite her fright barrier being absolutely shattered She's a little trooper She's braver than she thinks she is 💖💖💖
@@dan_hitchman007 Yes, you're right,I like your last statement,in one way you do need to have a bit of a tough skin but people like these two sweethearts do need to be able to keep their soft hearts.Sorry,I just grew up in a different age and I do recognise that I have become desensitized to a certain extent.What a great world we live in these days.LOL.
@@dan_hitchman007 I mean she kickstarted her horror journey when she opened October with The Shining. That's a hard one to start on if you don't have any experiencein horror. I wonder what movies we'll see her watch next Halloween season (I'm hoping for The Thing if she's ready).
@@dan_hitchman007 I'm not sure either. On the one hand I want her to watch those movies because they're amazing, but on the other hand I have to remind myself that they're very intense and gross, especially for a sweet innocent soul like Cassie. Same problem with The Exorcist, it's a great movie and very fun for reactions, but at least at this point in her journey it could traumatize her.
I am a survivor of domestsic violence, and this movie hit me hard. Not being believed, feeling helpless, and a constant level of anxiety and fear every moment shown in this movie is a very real depiction. My ex -husband caused me to become disabled and I have C-PTSD. It has been more than a decade since I left him, but he still finds ways to get to me, even with a CPO against him. You asked why he just does not leave her alone. He is a narcissistic sociopath like my ex-husband. They cannot stop. My "new" husband (we have been married five years this Novemeber) and I moved three counties away with my two children, yet all four of us have seen him in our very small town that has nothing in it and to which he would have no reason to go. I believe that he cut my tie rod a few years ago. The accident was deemed suspicious because my tie rods were less than a year old and the one that broke looked as if it has first been cut to cause a weakness in it. He has had several girlfriend since I left him and is currently engaged, but he still does things all these years later. He also randomly goes after his one ex-girlfriend. Everytime she calls the police on him, he plays the victim. Half the time, she is arrested. I tried warning her; however, she thought I was just jealous of her being with him. I wish she would have listened.
I am so sorry you went through this. I have a brother who is just like this. He has abused every women he's been with, arrested once for threatening to murder his ex-wife. I have had nothing to do him my whole life, he abused me when I was little, he's 8 years older. I would hear all the shit he would do from my parents. He even rape a women once. My brother is a pig and makes me want to end him. I would never do that I am not a violent person, so having thoughts like this makes me feel very sick. That's a form of abuse. I watch Cassie and her Sister being so nice to each other and I can't identify. My parents were very abusive too. I stayed in touch with them until I was 45 when I had finally had enough, that's what gaslighting does to you.
This movie must've been a hell of an experience for someone like you and i believe that's exactly why this movie was made, the real why, to tell important stories, with an out, a resolution of sorts. This is not a horror movie, this a terror movie. Hope your situation gets resolved better. btw, not* warning that girl would be the real regret here, you did what you know to be right, not that you dont already know this.
@@ChicagoPadre You can always go to another channel and hear them swear all you want. You made a choice to come here. You also made a choice to actually comment on this channel. It seems you think u r entitled. Ask your parents if they are brother and sister. You were a waste of my time
I highly recommend The Hand That Rocks The Cradle for your next reaction! Very suspenseful 90s drama and I know your reaction would be great! Underrated forgotten movie with some amazing acting and a *chilling* story!
@@thewinner7382 I definitely see what you mean, but if anything this was one of those stories that inspired a lot of Lifetime TV movies. Came out 30 years ago, way before a lot of the campy fun-trash imitators on basic cable. Regardless, I think this girl would enjoy it for what it is!
Oh YEAH...."Brilliant"!! Bullcrap! And if anything in their reactions are smart or creative--we can be ASSURED that THEY didn't come up with the idea! DOLTS!
I always find it funny that Cassie always has a synthwave as the background music. The contrast is just really hilarious to me. Also, the reaction videos with your sister are always fun!
Carly:"This popcorns put me in such a good mood i don't even care we're watching a scary movie". My only thought was ooooh girl how drastically that's going to change 😬
I literally got up early this morning to watch the Invisible Man just so I could immediately watch your reaction video afterwards. Aside from your reactions being amazing whoever you have doing your editing is the best. I feel like I watched the entire movie twice this morning. Somehow they squeeze the entire movie into a half hour and you don’t feel like you missed anything. So thanks to everyone involved in PIB and I hope you all keep up the great work.
Not that long ago, I watched a RUclips video called “Therapists react to Sociopathic Narcissism in The Invisible Man” and they lay out the psychological thought process of the events in the film. It’s pretty awesome and totally worth your time checking out on your own time.
Every one of your reactions is always an event to me. I look forward to them more than even some TV shows. I love listening to music and watching videos while I'm at work (I'm a market analyst). Dealing with numbers and collectibles can be a tedious task but when I'm playing your reactions in the background, it makes me more productive because they are always so enjoyable. I always look forward to your announcement lineup for the week. You do a great job of mixing it up.
Leap Year is one of my favs. I love how girlfreind is determined to ask her boyfriend to marry her. He suffers hell for it. Only to find out the real love was right next to her all along. Awweeee. I do enjoy when she suffers so much. Especially at the airport when the Irish desk clerks gaslight her about changing the weather to her plane could leave on time. PRICELESS.
This is such a great movie. The ending especially, because even though she got her freedom back she might have lost herself in the process. She had to win by becoming the one she hates.
What's great about this version of the story(amongst the dozens which have been made), it's the only time when the Invisible person is evil before they become Invisible. Which makes it scarier. When a villian finds more power. Before it's always been a good person who turns evil.
This hits home because my girlfriends last boyfriend was like that, he didnt care a damn about her but for whatever reason he still wanted to control her, now the thing is they did have two kids together but they were never married, im just glad she finally took the kids and got out of that town, as soon as the kids graduate and are on their own she will be here with me but at least for the time she is a lot safer now that she is with her family, this is your best reaction yet, thank you.
Mental and emotional abuse are so much more damaging than people realize .... you always hear the ignorant comment 'you don't look abused' ..... they have no freaking clue!! Glad to hear she got out
there are so many things i would do to help me "see" an invisible man. 1. water on the floor (see footsteps) 2. baby powder in hand at all times 3. fire extinguishers within reach 4. paint balloons 5. dry leaves on the floor (very crunchy sound) 6. even cereal on the floor so i hear the crunch 7. CCTV with thermal covering every inch of the house 8. thermal Motion detectors 9. Infa red sensors My house would be like trying to enter forte Knox undetected.
Burt Gummer : "Baby powder for five years, a thousand gallons of water, CCTV, paint balloons, fire extinguishers. Dry leaves... Underground... God damn stalkers. "
That's why the scenes of her getting over the anxiety is so important to the film. She finally regained a part of her older self and didn't want to appear crazy to others again. She was trying to best him without loosing herself, only to realise she had to become him to finally beat him.
What a chilling portrayal of the dread and powerlessness of domestic abuse situations. Diving right in with an opening scene of Elisabeth Moss preparing to escape is such a fantastic introduction to her character. Her dire dire situation of being stalked with no one to believe you.
These are my favorite kind of productions... the ones that (through writing, acting, editing) *truly* make the viewer feel what the people in the movie feel.
Fun Fact: Horror movies are actually good for those who suffer from chronic anxiety. Also, the more horror movies you watch the more resilient you become and their fearful effect on you lessens. It's just like building up a tolerance for spicy food. Persons who watch horror tend to cope better with real-life fearful events such as the pandemic. So horror is actually good for you.
I cope fine with the pandemic, have watched a fair amount of horror but still have either PTSD or CPTSD and social phobia but maybe that's not what you mean.
Your synchronized blanket pull to your mouths after moving the popcorn bowl was pretty adorable. I was going to suggest some movies way worse than this in hopes of them getting onto the polls but your sister seems really sweet and I don't want to corrupt her outlook. Definitely keep the duo reactions going though. You two play off of each other very well.
If Cassie is the older sister then I truly enjoyed how the little sister Carly reached for her for support before the paint splash scene... It was the most adorable thing ever!!!! :) @18:56
This was THE scariest movie I've seen in ages and the way they created the tension was brilliant. Elizabeth Moss should have gotten an award for her performance
10:07 Is it just me or you both missed the knife moving "by itself" after she left it on the counter? It's why the pan caught on fire: the guy was there and he cranked the kitchen fire all the way up.
The original Invisible Man is a classic that starred Claude Raines. It is part of the 1930's Horror films that set the standard for the genre. They are the ones that last forever. You should see them to know the great men who created the genre. They are part of any horror fan's required viewing.
My sister has been in one of these relationships for about 12 years. She’s a shell of a human with vague memories of being a whole person. We were best friends and it’s still really hard. It’s like she dead and our family is haunted by her ghost when she texts or calls once a year.
I was a police officer for many years and worked too many DV cases. It always broke my heart when we’d ask them “is there someone, family you can go stay with?” We always saw their heads drop & whimper out “no”. Truly brutal having to leave them there knowing what’s happening but can’t do anything because nothing could be proven. These terrorist isolate wives from family & friends & it’s just horrible I’m so sorry she has to live that way
I grew up with the sound of Claude Rains's voice in my ears due to an album of 45rpm records of his reading bible stories for children, so his movies that I saw when I was a bit older resonated quite strongly with me. One of the greatest film debuts of all time was his The Invisible Man (1933) which required its male lead to not be seen at all, only heard, until a brief facial reveal at the very end. Imagine any egotistical actor today having to put up with the same requirement. As to the remake, Elisabeth Moss could win acting awards by simply tying her shoelaces, but the film is a modern day polemic, unlike the original which was a giant step forward in cinema special effects history.
When we go to or watch movies with our friends, we are all eating popcorn and talking to each other, so it's normal for people. There is nothing wrong with you eating popcorn during your reactions.
I feel like Cassie and Carlie would have enjoyed watching 'Monster Squad.' It's appropriately Halloween themed and very cute. It's right up their alley.
The original Westworld movie from 1973 would be a fantastic reaction video. It's from the author of Jurassic Park Michael Crichton who also directed it
Cassie and Carly, that was a perfect reaction! When the people who made this film made it (thank you Leigh Whannell!), they were thinking of reactions JUST LIKE YOURS!! You demonstrated exactly what this film was intended to do. That was a treat! OK, the original film is a classic Universal Pictures Monster film, from 1933. It is a Black & White Horror film and it's great! Now, you have to accept that it is an older film, from a different time, with themes and a story-line that made sense in the 1930's. But the performances are excellent and the special effects were ground-breaking for the time. It's a classic and it's really fun. You should check it out!
You two reacting to movies is one of the cutest things I've ever seen. I love y'all's reactions so genuine. I think you two maybe some of my favorite reaction people ❤
One of my favorite movies. I like that it wasn't supernatural or anything. I like that it was a suit and not some magical powers or something like that that made him invisible.
The first half of this film has so many creepy little details - like at 10:10 the knife "falls" off the kitchen counter, but never hits the floor. Because it didn't fall - Adrian picked it up, and then turned up the stove to burn her breakfast.
I loved this movie so much. Such an awesome way of portraying the real gaslighting that abusers do. The original from the 30s is fantastic too. And I love your editor for counting the “Oh my goshes.” 🤣
You and your sister do such good reactions together! Cute and funny. This was a really good version of the Invisible Man theme. The first one that I know if is The Invisible Man from 1933 with Claude Rains. Still a good one. The story was originally written by H.G. Wells.
There are a few more on this level which I think you would enjoy : Devil's Advocate - Al Pacino and Keanu (with a stunning performance from Charlize Theron) and The Cell with Vince D'Onofrio and Jennifer Lopez.
While you're still doing scary movies for October, you should react to, "Interview With A Vampire", starring Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Christian Slater and Kirstin Dunst. I think you'll like it!!
I find it absolutely hilarious how they both get scared and hide under the covers . Honestly I shouldn't be laughing because I do the same thing, but seeing others do it is funny to me .
I really love the "Oh My Gosh!" counters in the corners! Heck, that is so flippin' hilarious!! I love when Carly & Cassie watch scary movies together...I'd love if they watched more , but I think they would have mental breakdowns if they watched too many...but it still would result in some great reaction videos...so I guess they have to choose between great reaction videos and mental health...I think the choice is very clear hahaha!!!
To answer your question - the original was made in 1933! It has nothing in common with this film (other than the idea of a man making himself invisible). That fact was enough to shock audiences 90 years ago. :-) If you do ever watch it, the main things which hold up are the remarkable effects (considering it was 1933) & the acting of Claude Rains as the invisible man...entirely with his voice. Actually you might enjoy it more that the new version...it won't scare you & there are quite a few laughs. (Also if you've seen "Titanic", the old woman who plays "old Rose" is the female lead in the '33 Invisible Man...a MUCH younger Gloria Stuart)
Omg! I think they missed the knife sliding off the kitchen island at @10:10. Eeeeeek! It isn't even a nitpick; it's just something that's so creepy to notice a second watch through. I love this channel! What great content!
It's that moment when you catch a glimmer off to the side of your vision, a passing shadow or light refracted but not reflected that you know he is in the room with you, waiting for you to exhale. And you wonder if you can get under the sheets fast enough or out the door quick enough to avoid the icy cold touch from the man who isn't there.
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Cassie could be watching Alien vs. Predator and she'd still be like, "I hope they fall in love!"
Well… predaliens.
Wait. Wasn't that the alternate ending?
@@alex0589 What's rom com?
Both the Alien and the Predator have unique mouths. Makes for an epic kissing scene! 😂😂😂
@@alex0589 but yeah....not so much. Still semi cringe.
"I would believe you." Now that is the best kind of sisterly love!
it's not love, it's familiarity, it's rarer than anything
"Maybe it'll be a love story."
Aye carumba.
Brian Laundrie’s favorite love story
well...in a way, it is. Just...you know
@Lauren Lewis I dont, but on paper....they are/were a couple, that's what i meant, i swear to god, i'm not a psychopath ahaha (that was the joke)
I was reminded of 50 Shades Of Grey except I considered this The Anti Shades Of Grey.
Caramba*
"people can fake their deaths, why can no one believe that?"
"i think it's just the invisible part that's hard"
"ohhhh"
cassie is madd wise
droppin' that mad knowledge yo!!
Well that was weird. I was scrolling comments while watching the video, and I read yours at the exact time she said that. It was like you were a sub title
The "faked his death" part is actually a bit annoying, as they don't even address how that worked. Was there a body? How was it misidentified? Whose body was it? They kind of just wave that away too easily.
I literally came to the comment section to mention this. lmao. xD So supportive.
@o.b.7217*says its a stupid movie*
*immediately shows they didnt understand the very simple story*
Ok so, the brother was only there at the end, he was most likely called by adrian cuz he threatened the daughter and knew shed go back, and Adrian faking his death did have a point, it allowed him the opportunity to stalk Cee at all times, because if he didnt have an alibi when C was hearing things, even if people didnt believe her, she couldve done SOMETHING to adrian that could help her prove it, also how is it unbelievable he can fake his own death? Hes stinkin rich, with enough money you could do literally anything
“Don’t conquer your fears. Go inside!”
Thanks for the validation Carly. Lol
Dies
Cassie reciting actor facts whenever she gets too scared is both hilarious and adorable.
and cheating, to try to escape the moment experience of the movie
Her best best was during the Fargo, oops there went the camera....priceless.
Not seen Fargo apart from little bit of some episode with Billy Bob Thornton
@@shaundgb7367 Her reaction was to the movie, not to the tv show. It was a great reaction video.
When she was watching Predator she startet singing christmas hyms 😄
The music turns ominous. The suspense ramps up. And like warriors tightening their armor, the girls clutch a blanket up high in prep. 😬
& retire the popcorn bowl from the field.
If you’ve haven’t done yet, “The Thing” with Kurt Russell. One of the best claustrophobic and Halloween flicks.
YESSSSS OMG some of the best practical effects in horror too!
I don't know if she'll make it through that one 😂
And after The Thing, let's all make a reaction to The Exorcist happen.
@@andrewrichards312 YESSSS I don't even think The Exorcist is very scary. The idea of it is scary, but the actual film itself to me is pretty tame as far as demon possession movies go.
Both those movies it’s more the build up and environment than the actual horror that make it scary
The original "The Invisible Man" (1933) movie was based on the 1897 book of the same name by H.G. Wells. There were several remakes through the 1940's. A more modern remake was the movie "Hollow Man" (2000) with Kevin Bacon, Elizabeth Shue, Josh Brolin (aka Thanos), and Rhona Mitra.
A really great movie that is underappreciated.
I believe Claude Raines play the Invisible Man in the 1933 movie.
If you wanna see something interesting, watch See No Evil from Batman: The Animated Series. Similar premise to this remake: it has a psycho in a specialized tech suit that makes him invisible, and it had a young Elizabeth Moss.
@davidneel8327 That's right, though you don't see Claude Rains until the end. Then, in the sequel, Vincent Price took over. Also, Rose Dawson Calvert, Gloria Stuart, originally starred in the Invisible Man (1933).
This movie is excellent at portraying how in abusive relationships the abuser is consciously trying to gaslight you and tries to make you feel like you're going nuts. And what is worse of all, is when they get everyone around you to think that you're making it up. "You're the hysterical woman."
This comment made me make a suggestion.... it's a 1944 movie so it's not too scary. But it's VERY suspenseful. And you'll love how it ends. It's called "Gaslight" (It is actually where the term 'gaslighting' comes from.)
@@thedarcbird I do wish more people would watch that, so they'd stop using the word as a synonym for lying or disagreeing with someone.
Mind you, in this situation, EVERYONE would think she was making it up, since it's actually impossible in reality.
@@thedarcbird -
Great Film !!👍
Kudos to Carly for sticking it out despite her fright barrier being absolutely shattered
She's a little trooper
She's braver than she thinks she is 💖💖💖
calm down romeo
“Maybe it will be a love story?” Well, it sure is. Just not a happy one 🤣
"Shoot him More! Shoot him More!"
LMAO that was great.
Cassie and her sister are slowly becoming desensitized as they watch darker and darker films. Innocence being stomped out a week at a time. 🙂
@@dan_hitchman007 Yes, you're right,I like your last statement,in one way you do need to have a bit of a tough skin but people like these two sweethearts do need to be able to keep their soft hearts.Sorry,I just grew up in a different age and I do recognise that I have become desensitized to a certain extent.What a great world we live in these days.LOL.
@@dan_hitchman007 I mean she kickstarted her horror journey when she opened October with The Shining. That's a hard one to start on if you don't have any experiencein horror. I wonder what movies we'll see her watch next Halloween season (I'm hoping for The Thing if she's ready).
@@DerMoerpler Jeez, I don't know if Cassie will ever be ready for a body horror film like The Thing or The Fly or Scanners.
@@dan_hitchman007 I'm not sure either. On the one hand I want her to watch those movies because they're amazing, but on the other hand I have to remind myself that they're very intense and gross, especially for a sweet innocent soul like Cassie. Same problem with The Exorcist, it's a great movie and very fun for reactions, but at least at this point in her journey it could traumatize her.
I am a survivor of domestsic violence, and this movie hit me hard. Not being believed, feeling helpless, and a constant level of anxiety and fear every moment shown in this movie is a very real depiction. My ex -husband caused me to become disabled and I have C-PTSD. It has been more than a decade since I left him, but he still finds ways to get to me, even with a CPO against him.
You asked why he just does not leave her alone. He is a narcissistic sociopath like my ex-husband. They cannot stop. My "new" husband (we have been married five years this Novemeber) and I moved three counties away with my two children, yet all four of us have seen him in our very small town that has nothing in it and to which he would have no reason to go. I believe that he cut my tie rod a few years ago. The accident was deemed suspicious because my tie rods were less than a year old and the one that broke looked as if it has first been cut to cause a weakness in it. He has had several girlfriend since I left him and is currently engaged, but he still does things all these years later. He also randomly goes after his one ex-girlfriend. Everytime she calls the police on him, he plays the victim. Half the time, she is arrested. I tried warning her; however, she thought I was just jealous of her being with him. I wish she would have listened.
I am so sorry you went through this. I have a brother who is just like this. He has abused every women he's been with, arrested once for threatening to murder his ex-wife. I have had nothing to do him my whole life, he abused me when I was little, he's 8 years older. I would hear all the shit he would do from my parents. He even rape a women once. My brother is a pig and makes me want to end him. I would never do that I am not a violent person, so having thoughts like this makes me feel very sick. That's a form of abuse. I watch Cassie and her Sister being so nice to each other and I can't identify. My parents were very abusive too. I stayed in touch with them until I was 45 when I had finally had enough, that's what gaslighting does to you.
This movie must've been a hell of an experience for someone like you and i believe that's exactly why this movie was made, the real why, to tell important stories, with an out, a resolution of sorts. This is not a horror movie, this a terror movie.
Hope your situation gets resolved better.
btw, not* warning that girl would be the real regret here, you did what you know to be right, not that you dont already know this.
Only a holly-wood worshipper would go on line & brag about dv
it's funny that Cassie is slowly turning into a horror movie fan, she's a veteran compared to Carly haha
I love the "OH MY GOSH" counter. I use to love counting them.
You need a good shrink as well!! It's gargantuanlly INFURIATING!! Supposed "grown ups" ARE allowed to curse in this day and age!! OY!
@@ChicagoPadre You can always go to another channel and hear them swear all you want. You made a choice to come here. You also made a choice to actually comment on this channel. It seems you think u r entitled. Ask your parents if they are brother and sister. You were a waste of my time
I highly recommend The Hand That Rocks The Cradle for your next reaction! Very suspenseful 90s drama and I know your reaction would be great! Underrated forgotten movie with some amazing acting and a *chilling* story!
Yeeesssss!!!
Oh man, yessss! She needs to react and start the trend!
@@thewinner7382 I don’t agree at all. Very suspenseful. Maybe you haven’t seen it lately.
@@thewinner7382 I definitely see what you mean, but if anything this was one of those stories that inspired a lot of Lifetime TV movies. Came out 30 years ago, way before a lot of the campy fun-trash imitators on basic cable. Regardless, I think this girl would enjoy it for what it is!
heck yeah!!
That “oh my gosh” counter was a brilliant added touch. Such a great movie; another great reaction!
Oh YEAH...."Brilliant"!! Bullcrap! And if anything in their reactions are smart or creative--we can be ASSURED that THEY didn't come up with the idea! DOLTS!
I always find it funny that Cassie always has a synthwave as the background music. The contrast is just really hilarious to me.
Also, the reaction videos with your sister are always fun!
Carly:"This popcorns put me in such a good mood i don't even care we're watching a scary movie". My only thought was ooooh girl how drastically that's going to change 😬
I literally got up early this morning to watch the Invisible Man just so I could immediately watch your reaction video afterwards. Aside from your reactions being amazing whoever you have doing your editing is the best. I feel like I watched the entire movie twice this morning. Somehow they squeeze the entire movie into a half hour and you don’t feel like you missed anything. So thanks to everyone involved in PIB and I hope you all keep up the great work.
Not that long ago, I watched a RUclips video called “Therapists react to Sociopathic Narcissism in The Invisible Man” and they lay out the psychological thought process of the events in the film. It’s pretty awesome and totally worth your time checking out on your own time.
Is this cinema therapy?
@@a.g1852 yep. I can never remember the channel name, but for some reason the video title stuck with me. Lol
@@LovelessDogg1 I love Cinema Therapy! That's one of my favorite channels.
Cinema Therapy is a fantastic channel! Empathetic and insightful, with plenty of geeky jokes and hilarity.
oooo thanks for the tip!
Every one of your reactions is always an event to me. I look forward to them more than even some TV shows. I love listening to music and watching videos while I'm at work (I'm a market analyst). Dealing with numbers and collectibles can be a tedious task but when I'm playing your reactions in the background, it makes me more productive because they are always so enjoyable. I always look forward to your announcement lineup for the week. You do a great job of mixing it up.
At this point, i'm weirdly the same, i like seeing other people losing their sht more than i like to lose mine aha
"Shoot him more! Shoot him more!" - Best Carly quote.
"Leap Year" is a sweet movie and has no terrifying parts, think about giving it a chance.
Leap Year is one of my favs. I love how girlfreind is determined to ask her boyfriend to marry her. He suffers hell for it. Only to find out the real love was right next to her all along. Awweeee. I do enjoy when she suffers so much. Especially at the airport when the Irish desk clerks gaslight her about changing the weather to her plane could leave on time. PRICELESS.
Yeah, that's a lovely movie.
@@SocialAssasin Well that escalated quickly.
@@SocialAssasin Your account is aptly named as you appear to be obsessed with murder and death. Maybe love is not in your wheelhouse so ...
@@SocialAssasin I wouldn’t go THAT far but yeah, it’s pretty bad.
The director shot the scenes in a specific way with a lot of background to make you feel like someone could always be there
This is such a great movie. The ending especially, because even though she got her freedom back she might have lost herself in the process. She had to win by becoming the one she hates.
Hollow Man is another good film with a transparent antagonist.
Love your reaction videos! You both seem like such genuinely good people, it's really refreshing! 😊👍.
The oh-my-gosh counter is brilliant! 😄👍
61 "OH MY GOSH!"'s this episode, which makes you wonder how may gosh's these two have left?
@@patmccallum2660 The ohmygoshes reset at the start of the next day. lol
What's great about this version of the story(amongst the dozens which have been made), it's the only time when the Invisible person is evil before they become Invisible. Which makes it scarier. When a villian finds more power. Before it's always been a good person who turns evil.
You two have so much chemistry! It is twice the fun.
This hits home because my girlfriends last boyfriend was like that, he didnt care a damn about her but for whatever reason he still wanted to control her, now the thing is they did have two kids together but they were never married, im just glad she finally took the kids and got out of that town, as soon as the kids graduate and are on their own she will be here with me but at least for the time she is a lot safer now that she is with her family, this is your best reaction yet, thank you.
Mental and emotional abuse are so much more damaging than people realize .... you always hear the ignorant comment 'you don't look abused' ..... they have no freaking clue!! Glad to hear she got out
@@trhansen3244 Neither one is a good situation ....
The way you two gush-talk about them falling in love down the road just makes me want y'all to do boatloads of rom-coms. Non. Stop.
:)
there are so many things i would do to help me "see" an invisible man.
1. water on the floor (see footsteps)
2. baby powder in hand at all times
3. fire extinguishers within reach
4. paint balloons
5. dry leaves on the floor (very crunchy sound)
6. even cereal on the floor so i hear the crunch
7. CCTV with thermal covering every inch of the house
8. thermal Motion detectors
9. Infa red sensors
My house would be like trying to enter forte Knox undetected.
Burt Gummer : "Baby powder for five years, a thousand gallons of water, CCTV, paint balloons, fire extinguishers. Dry leaves... Underground... God damn stalkers. "
That's why the scenes of her getting over the anxiety is so important to the film. She finally regained a part of her older self and didn't want to appear crazy to others again. She was trying to best him without loosing herself, only to realise she had to become him to finally beat him.
What's revealing is how much you've thought this through ..... I can't judge, I'd have fake spiderwebs across all the doorways .......
@@lauriivey7801 thinking just comes naturally to me.
Most of those are done (from what I remember) in the Verhoeven/ Kevin Bacon version!
Watch the original "The Invisible Man"--a lot more comedy in it. Honest. Claude Rains is amazing.
AND, Claude Rains plays Capt. Renault in Casablanca...🎯
@@gerrylonghair1924 And he was amazing in that!
And for a 400 year old movie (!), the special effects were pretty amazing.
@@Divamarja_CA Uhh, I'm guessing that deliberate hyperbole. I'm hoping.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks No, clearly this person literally believes that film was made four centuries ago.
The "oh my gosh" scoreboard
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's genius
What a chilling portrayal of the dread and powerlessness of domestic abuse situations. Diving right in with an opening scene of Elisabeth Moss preparing to escape is such a fantastic introduction to her character. Her dire dire situation of being stalked with no one to believe you.
These are my favorite kind of productions... the ones that (through writing, acting, editing) *truly* make the viewer feel what the people in the movie feel.
You two reacting to horror is EVERYTHING!
The moment where you cautiously take the popcorn away and then both slowly arm yourselves with your blankets is priceless.
when they do that you know serious s*** is going to happen
I liked how they lingered on certain camera shots to make you wonder if Adrian's there or not.
"don't shut the door?"
"NO, don't go out there" 😂😂
You both are a blast 😜
Thanks for including all of us!! 🤗
Leigh Whannell who wrote and directed this is a guy who I grew up watching on Australian TV. He also did “Upgrade” which is excellent.
Fun Fact: Horror movies are actually good for those who suffer from chronic anxiety. Also, the more horror movies you watch the more resilient you become and their fearful effect on you lessens. It's just like building up a tolerance for spicy food. Persons who watch horror tend to cope better with real-life fearful events such as the pandemic. So horror is actually good for you.
I cope fine with the pandemic, have watched a fair amount of horror but still have either PTSD or CPTSD and social phobia but maybe that's not what you mean.
@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps I didn't say it was a cure. I only said it's good for chronic anxiety. But yes, what you mention is not the same thing.
So *that's* why I like horror movies and scary documentaries!
Your synchronized blanket pull to your mouths after moving the popcorn bowl was pretty adorable. I was going to suggest some movies way worse than this in hopes of them getting onto the polls but your sister seems really sweet and I don't want to corrupt her outlook. Definitely keep the duo reactions going though. You two play off of each other very well.
If Cassie is the older sister then I truly enjoyed how the little sister Carly reached for her for support before the paint splash scene... It was the most adorable thing ever!!!! :) @18:56
Tender
This was THE scariest movie I've seen in ages and the way they created the tension was brilliant. Elizabeth Moss should have gotten an award for her performance
This is literally the sweetest "I hate him so much" I've ever seen. But anyway you ladies have to watch Jaws 2 for us. ah ha
10:07 Is it just me or you both missed the knife moving "by itself" after she left it on the counter? It's why the pan caught on fire: the guy was there and he cranked the kitchen fire all the way up.
If there ever is an invisible man that stalks you just remember you can always call, Ghostbusters.
The original Invisible Man is a classic that starred Claude Raines. It is part of the 1930's Horror films that set the standard for the genre. They are the ones that last forever. You should see them to know the great men who created the genre. They are part of any horror fan's required viewing.
My sister has been in one of these relationships for about 12 years. She’s a shell of a human with vague memories of being a whole person. We were best friends and it’s still really hard. It’s like she dead and our family is haunted by her ghost when she texts or calls once a year.
I was a police officer for many years and worked too many DV cases. It always broke my heart when we’d ask them “is there someone, family you can go stay with?” We always saw their heads drop & whimper out “no”.
Truly brutal having to leave them there knowing what’s happening but can’t do anything because nothing could be proven.
These terrorist isolate wives from family & friends & it’s just horrible
I’m so sorry she has to live that way
i love having Carly in the vids, great to see you both react.
Leigh Whannel is an amazing director. Upgrade was very good as well.
I grew up with the sound of Claude Rains's voice in my ears due to an album of 45rpm records of his reading bible stories for children, so his movies that I saw when I was a bit older resonated quite strongly with me. One of the greatest film debuts of all time was his The Invisible Man (1933) which required its male lead to not be seen at all, only heard, until a brief facial reveal at the very end. Imagine any egotistical actor today having to put up with the same requirement. As to the remake, Elisabeth Moss could win acting awards by simply tying her shoelaces, but the film is a modern day polemic, unlike the original which was a giant step forward in cinema special effects history.
Cassie's coping strategy at 18:53 was hilarious. 😆
Tell you what, you do NOT want to cross Cassie or Carly. "I need him to suffer." " Shoot him more. Shoot him more"
I absolutely freaking ADORE you Cass ❤️❤️❤️. Your sister is a blast 🥳🥳. Never stop. It's cool seeing someone else react crazy to these movies 🍿
Just noticed the "oh my gosh" counter😂🙌🏼
One of those rare times where a remake with a different narrative turned out really good. A future cult classic for sure.
I'd also call it it's own film. Since it shares very little with the original. But it does pay homages.
When we go to or watch movies with our friends, we are all eating popcorn and talking to each other, so it's normal for people. There is nothing wrong with you eating popcorn during your reactions.
Had to watch it a second time back to back to watch the slow motion jump scare reactions from Cassie and Carly 😆😆😆 PRICELESS!
Just discovered your channel and loving it. Watched probably like 15-20 videos the last couple days!!
I feel like Cassie and Carlie would have enjoyed watching 'Monster Squad.' It's appropriately Halloween themed and very cute. It's right up their alley.
That's an old school classic. Still have a DVD copy.
Painfully so, like a shot in the nards.
loved that movie!
I second that.
Watch Man on Fire with Denzel Washington. Excellent excellent film.
Inside Man is also good if we're talking Denzel
Dont forget about Crimson Tide.
@@GearsOfCake Even "The Equalizer" remake (and its sequel) are pretty good with Denzel.
The original Westworld movie from 1973 would be a fantastic reaction video. It's from the author of Jurassic Park Michael Crichton who also directed it
The inspiration for The Terminator.
Their reactions to these movies make me want to watch them
Cassie and Carly, that was a perfect reaction! When the people who made this film made it (thank you Leigh Whannell!), they were thinking of reactions JUST LIKE YOURS!! You demonstrated exactly what this film was intended to do. That was a treat! OK, the original film is a classic Universal Pictures Monster film, from 1933. It is a Black & White Horror film and it's great! Now, you have to accept that it is an older film, from a different time, with themes and a story-line that made sense in the 1930's. But the performances are excellent and the special effects were ground-breaking for the time. It's a classic and it's really fun. You should check it out!
You two reacting to movies is one of the cutest things I've ever seen. I love y'all's reactions so genuine. I think you two maybe some of my favorite reaction people ❤
I AM IN LOVE WITH THESE SISTERS! Pure sweeties.
One of my favorite movies. I like that it wasn't supernatural or anything. I like that it was a suit and not some magical powers or something like that that made him invisible.
Blumhouse Productions has been on an incredible run for years now.
Well, as long as you ignore things like Truth or Dare and The Lie.
every reaction since psycho we learn more an more how Cassie is a criminal mastermind "She needs a plan, she needs a burner phone!"
The first half of this film has so many creepy little details - like at 10:10 the knife "falls" off the kitchen counter, but never hits the floor. Because it didn't fall - Adrian picked it up, and then turned up the stove to burn her breakfast.
0:38 had me jumping with that lightning bolt
I loved this movie so much. Such an awesome way of portraying the real gaslighting that abusers do. The original from the 30s is fantastic too. And I love your editor for counting the “Oh my goshes.” 🤣
*Such a good film. Genius camera angles and sound design*
Oh wow-get ready ladies. I wasn’t expecting anything going into this movie and was totally blown away.
19:02 You both screamed 'in key' at the exact same pitch together ... Simon Cowell would be proud of you!
You and your sister do such good reactions together! Cute and funny. This was a really good version of the Invisible Man theme. The first one that I know if is The Invisible Man from 1933 with Claude Rains. Still a good one. The story was originally written by H.G. Wells.
There are a few more on this level which I think you would enjoy : Devil's Advocate - Al Pacino and Keanu (with a stunning performance from Charlize Theron) and The Cell with Vince D'Onofrio and Jennifer Lopez.
I wish they would watch Halloween (1978) together.
I love the thumbnail! Sisters hiding behind blankets, but still watching. Awwwwww.
100% best reaction channel on RUclips
I never thought I'd enjoy watching people watch movies, but you guys are great. You enjoyed it more than me for sure. Good times.
Don't really care about your comment...but your name makes me give you a thumbs up!!👍👍👍👍👍
While you're still doing scary movies for October, you should react to, "Interview With A Vampire", starring Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Christian Slater and Kirstin Dunst. I think you'll like it!!
I find it absolutely hilarious how they both get scared and hide under the covers . Honestly I shouldn't be laughing because I do the same thing, but seeing others do it is funny to me .
I really love the "Oh My Gosh!" counters in the corners! Heck, that is so flippin' hilarious!! I love when Carly & Cassie watch scary movies together...I'd love if they watched more , but I think they would have mental breakdowns if they watched too many...but it still would result in some great reaction videos...so I guess they have to choose between great reaction videos and mental health...I think the choice is very clear hahaha!!!
Thank you, I was wondering what the numbers were for. 😂
Love you and your sister together. Great natural reactions from both of you. God bless you.
You two are so hilarious (and adorable!)… Another fabulous reaction video, thank you 😊
He admitted it was him when he said “surprise” to her, just they way he said it
Clue
"How does no one believe her?"
Well unless there is proof she is accusing her ex. Only the audience knows she is right.
To answer your question - the original was made in 1933! It has nothing in common with this film (other than the idea of a man making himself invisible). That fact was enough to shock audiences 90 years ago. :-) If you do ever watch it, the main things which hold up are the remarkable effects (considering it was 1933) & the acting of Claude Rains as the invisible man...entirely with his voice. Actually you might enjoy it more that the new version...it won't scare you & there are quite a few laughs. (Also if you've seen "Titanic", the old woman who plays "old Rose" is the female lead in the '33 Invisible Man...a MUCH younger Gloria Stuart)
Priceless reactions!!!
“did they not just see the doors open!?”
“yeah.. what the crap!!?”
HAHA IM WEAK I DIDNT EVEN TTHINK OF THAT
Carly is too adorable.17:47 Cass I'm so scared. Aww Don't worry Carly Big Sis Cass will protect you👍
Omg! I think they missed the knife sliding off the kitchen island at @10:10. Eeeeeek!
It isn't even a nitpick; it's just something that's so creepy to notice a second watch through. I love this channel! What great content!
And the stove burner gets turned up almost right after, right before the skillet contents catch fire!!!
This was a great reaction! I loved watching this. You guys are great together, and yes James is the best I totally agree
It's that moment when you catch a glimmer off to the side of your vision, a passing shadow or light refracted but not reflected that you know he is in the room with you, waiting for you to exhale. And you wonder if you can get under the sheets fast enough or out the door quick enough to avoid the icy cold touch from the man who isn't there.