The nun surviving coming in contact directly with the blood of jesus makes me wonder how they could possibly justify being able to fight the demon off in any meaningful way
I already know what the sequel will be.😑 It'll be another "prequel" movie where The Warrens first come I'm contact with Valak (The Nun) possessing Frenchy. That exorcism will be what makes Lorraine Warren shut herself in her room, & they don't finally "defeat" The Nun until The Conjuring 2. Another prequel sequel is literally pointless except to make more money.😒
@@ironicugandan5826I think the only thing above the blood of Christ would be the literal Wrath of God, but that would be so over power it would ruin any possible future tension. How can I be scared for a character personally protected by God? That is the ultimate plot armor.
Hollywood is an antichrist organization. That's why they made newest Exorcist more about love to defeat put demons than using the love and power of Jesus.
The reason why they made Valak a nun for The Conjuring 2 was because Lorraine Warren claimed she saw a horrifying hooded demon in Ammityville, which later attached itself to her. The universe kept Valak's form being that of a nun was because it became a recognizable brand icon and they just wanted to cash in on it.
They go through the trouble of choosing a demon from the Ars Goetia, but don't even bother depicting it as its described. In the Goetia, Valak is described as a little boy with angel wings riding a two-headed dragon; which isn't too scary in concept, but it's still way more than what they came up with.
@@cartooncritique6625the 72 demons of gotiea are severely underutilized in media, and even when they do use them they get shafted, also why not pick the one female demon out of the 72, Gemory.
Exactly. These movies should be called The Defiler. This demon can take the form of anything. Not just a nun. This demon was The Crooked Man in The Conjuring 2 as well
Apparently the bad guy works on Ghostbusters: the Videogame logic where it's stuck with whatever form it chooses like Gozer was stuck as the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man when he remanifested in our world during the second chapter of the game
Except unlike the Nun or whatever comes out of the Conjuring series. It actually makes sense or does it in such a way that it makes sense. Plus that, and the game’s actually pretty good. It holds a special place in my heart.
Speak for yourself. I've been to five different ones and the food and service were terrible at all of them. The ONLY redeeming quality were the yeast rolls and cinnamon butter.
I saw the first nun in theaters and was so mind blown by how stupid every character had to be for the plot to happen. So I had absolutely no hope this film would be better
As someone who was born and raised in Texas, I can confirm that Texas Roadhouse is just like any other restaurant chain with a Texas theme. The food is pretty ehh. The only thing I enjoy is the bread that you can get at any other restaurant. The best bbq you’ll ever have are from the small shops out in the middle of nowhere.
As a non-Texan, it always amazes me that Texas themed restaurants here are just Australian steakhouses with more peanut shells on the floor. Not that I'm complaining. But they are pretty much identical.
"So they have to spell it out for us because we're all just a bunch of dumb apes who believe that inflation is just grocery stores price-gouging." - Possum Dealing out the sad truths about our modern Idiocracy once again, I see! 😅
You would be surprised by the amount of people that unironicaly believes that. The fact that there are so called economists that support printing money, really shows the level econony illiteracy we are dealing with.
The cinema I went to see this movie was 1/3 full and the majority of the crowd were little kids and teens. They were all on their phones, chatting, laughing, there was one kid who kept jumping and clapping whenever he got excited. (Yes, little kids were allowed to watch this movie without any adult supervision.) And apparently I was so unmoved by the movie that at some point a friend next to me elbowed me because he thought I fell asleep.
I dont understand why they dont call these movies The Defiler. This demon can take the form of anything. It took the form of The Crooked Man as well. They needed to play on the idea that this demon can and will defile the purity of ANYTHING that it takes possession of or takes the form of.
Ya but they had that with Spawn. it had a demon called the violator. Which didn't actually do any violating in the movie. It just wandered around as an annoying Clown then turned into the Alien Queen from Aliens for a fight scene.
Ahhh yes, "movie universes" in other words a cheap easy way to keep franchises alive so instead of having to come up with orginal ideas, they can just put a scary nun in a place and say "Yep its totally part of the same story as our previous movie(s)."
@@SuperMickyChow Hey, at least those were entertainingly bad and got you hooked into the lore and canon of the universe. These movies though… however are just… boring…
@justaguyonyoutube4592 my comment was more to do with how scripts that were obviously originally completely unconnected movies had Hellraiser elements shoved into them in order to wring a few more $$$ from fans who had been desperate for a decent Hellraiser movie since the first sequel
@@SuperMickyChow Oh, thanks for the context then. Also yeah, that’s true, there’s only ever been two good movies and an whole string of bad ones, but again at least they were entertainingly bad and charming in their own ways, not so much for the Conjuring movies though.
I'm half convinced that these Conjuring films, and by extension most shitty horror films as a whole, only exist to either be tax write-offs, or they are covers for some kind of money laundering operation. Nobody asked for this, nobody even wanted this. Literally nobody on the planet outside of the studio system had ever thought making this movie was a viable idea worth pursuing.
One of the biggest criticism I have heard I think, might be morphed with other bad horror movies, that the scares have no stakes cause the demon just apears and then vanishes without doing anything. So I could see that they just added some random death scenes at least partialy cause of this.
I watched the movie with my friends, and it was... alright. Mid describes this best. All the problems with the franchise in itself is that there's a lot of tension-building leading to nothing, which as Possum has described - and I'll paraphrase and add to - is THE biggest sin in modern horror. You, try and tell me what good horror movie has done tension-building with proper payoff for every scene that is in in the last few decades. Not being sassy here, I'd like recommendations for my friends and my next Halloween movie marathon. Edit: Thanks for the kind recommendations.
@@thecalamariman7805If you want a nap maybe. You can like it, but I found that movie boring and too focused on the backgrounds that the story is left pretty shallow. That's not mentioning how incompetent the cult is, that they rely on plot contrivances to meet their goal.
You just got me thinking about what could be the best and worst movie ever made. A mother’s child passed 10 years ago, and one day she sees a child who looks like her own, if her own weren’t dead and still 12, 10 years later. But this time, the kid was their’s! No spooky stuff, just a story about a lost child returning, a decade later, and it’s not a ghost. Life goes on, and everything is normal. That’s the movie, no plot, no lessons learned, no god, no spirits, the kid just came back and continued on with life, and the broken mother lived happily ever after, but if you watch the credits there’s going to be a few minutes of her talking to herself about how it was normal for her kid to come back, just like all lost children if you believe hard enough before the credits fade out. This movie could ruin an already fragile mind, unlike The Nun.
Nice! That was one of my older sister’s favorites. Also, a Modest Mouse video, but the kid on the swing was already dead, and his mother stole him from the hospital when he flat lined, before they went on an adventure. It was a sad video. It’s the after credits scene that makes my movie good. Everyone needs a little hope.
Just wanted to say its been great seeing you more active again, your videos are always a nice mix of funny and some legitimate insight into the ins and outs of movies and why the bad ones are as bad as they are - without being pretentious about it either.
Was that Goatman seriously supposed to be the Devil? The most powerful demon, the fallen archangel, the master of veil, the ruler of hell? I would think that the Devil, who was able to fight archangels, God’s most powerful servants, and was once one himself, would actually be able to get through a wooden door. I don’t recall wood being able to repel demons, much less the leader of demons. I would also think being pierced by the literal horns of Satan would be a big deal. Maybe they could have had the kid tainted by the wound, like a mark of the Devil, maybe set up for a sequel where they’re possessed? Not much, but certainly better than what we got.
out of curiosity, whats your opinion on the new fnaf movie that came out yesterday? (if you already seen it of course) i thought it was decent especially for video game movie standards
Goat man is the hell's QC. He is there to evaluate "the Nun" (trying to help but he could not interfere too much with her project)... I guess Satan would fire both of them after this.
Lmao when I watched the movie with my gf, she was calling the goatman like the movie wanted (as the "devil")... But I just kept calling it a goatman lol. A guy next to me who was pretty high got a chuckle when he heard me calling it a goatman 😂
That face you chose for the thumbnail is straight from a childhood nightmare, like I don't think it's all that scary but it activates something deep within me and I'm really not sure why
. "...even the powers of Satan are no match for the status quo." (That _better_ end up in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, right next to "You can't always get what you want.")
0:07 I've only vaguely heard of "The Conjuring", and now it's got its own freakin' *universe* ?! (Remember when Universal tried to set up its 'Dark Universe' only to cancel it after "The Mummy" tanked? At least people had actually *heard* of the Mummy, Frankenstein, Dracula, et al...)
OMG. Texas Roadhouse does not suck. My fiance and my uncle took me to the local Texas Roadhouse for my birthday, and it was THE BEST time I've ever had going out to eat.
I watched this movie with a date and I found it hilarious The Nun standing in the corner and making a "creepy" face was so funny to me. I had to try so hard to prevent my giggles from escaping into the silent movie theater. It reminded me of the silly video that YMS made standing in a shower
"what would the next movie even be about? theres nothing to work with here" well that never stopped the sequel obsessed and franchise fetishistic hollywood of today did it?
ya know a scene in a horror movie that made me laugh? in the thing where they're tied to the couch and one of them starts monstering out and they're all screaming, but eventually McCready sorts it out and they finish the test, the last guy goes "I know we've all been through a lot, but if it's alright with you I would rather not spend the rest of this winter TIED TO THIS FUCKING COUCH!!!" that made me laugh, and brought some levity in the middle of what us otherwise a bunch of body horror and suspense.
Lol, when Possum said "Spoiler Alert", all I could think was, "Nah, this was the closest I was ever getting to this mess". I have no doubt this review is far more entertaining than the movie.
Theyre building a texas roadhouse out near me, and while no ones excited, many will go. And it's success will mean that more texas roadhouses will continue to pop up.
11:43 is this the Disney Halloween theme they used to play on TV before Icabod crane and the other Halloween cartoons from Disney?? If so, could you PM me the audio????
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When are they making "The Rabbi"??
The nun surviving coming in contact directly with the blood of jesus makes me wonder how they could possibly justify being able to fight the demon off in any meaningful way
It survived the holy equivalent of a nuclear bomb. Now they wanna fight it with hopes and dreams.
Jizzz. I know it's nasty
I already know what the sequel will be.😑 It'll be another "prequel" movie where The Warrens first come I'm contact with Valak (The Nun) possessing Frenchy. That exorcism will be what makes Lorraine Warren shut herself in her room, & they don't finally "defeat" The Nun until The Conjuring 2. Another prequel sequel is literally pointless except to make more money.😒
@@ironicugandan5826I think the only thing above the blood of Christ would be the literal Wrath of God, but that would be so over power it would ruin any possible future tension. How can I be scared for a character personally protected by God? That is the ultimate plot armor.
Hollywood is an antichrist organization. That's why they made newest Exorcist more about love to defeat put demons than using the love and power of Jesus.
So would you say the amount of fun you had was.......nun?
Take this like then get out and don't come back.
*BAZINGA*
I had nun 2
baRrap tzzzz 🥁
Get out! 😂
The reason why they made Valak a nun for The Conjuring 2 was because Lorraine Warren claimed she saw a horrifying hooded demon in Ammityville, which later attached itself to her. The universe kept Valak's form being that of a nun was because it became a recognizable brand icon and they just wanted to cash in on it.
They go through the trouble of choosing a demon from the Ars Goetia, but don't even bother depicting it as its described. In the Goetia, Valak is described as a little boy with angel wings riding a two-headed dragon; which isn't too scary in concept, but it's still way more than what they came up with.
@@cartooncritique6625the 72 demons of gotiea are severely underutilized in media, and even when they do use them they get shafted, also why not pick the one female demon out of the 72, Gemory.
@@Corvus_Clemmons Because that would require them to do more than a 5 minute Google search.
@@cartooncritique6625 they wanted the credit of using them and seeming clever, with none of the work actually involved in being clever.
Exactly.
These movies should be called The Defiler. This demon can take the form of anything. Not just a nun.
This demon was The Crooked Man in The Conjuring 2 as well
Apparently the bad guy works on Ghostbusters: the Videogame logic where it's stuck with whatever form it chooses like Gozer was stuck as the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man when he remanifested in our world during the second chapter of the game
I didn't expect to see a comment referencing the Ghostbusters Video Game.
Same logic in the 80's cartoon show too.
Except unlike the Nun or whatever comes out of the Conjuring series.
It actually makes sense or does it in such a way that it makes sense.
Plus that, and the game’s actually pretty good.
It holds a special place in my heart.
Take this like you fucker.
Valak was bound to the nun form by the only thing more powerful than Satan: Brand power.
But why did the goblin turn on the stove?
Some questions will never be answered 😅
Yes 😅
And why the foot?
life... will remain a mystery :(
That fucking goblin turned on my stove three times last week that bastard!
I will not stand for Texas Roadhouse slander.
Texas Roadhouse is amazing
Speak for yourself. I've been to five different ones and the food and service were terrible at all of them.
The ONLY redeeming quality were the yeast rolls and cinnamon butter.
@@IaMaPh1991what about the Rattlesnake Bites?
@@IaMaPh1991 Mmmm, butt yeast.
@@logical582 never heard of that
I saw the first nun in theaters and was so mind blown by how stupid every character had to be for the plot to happen. So I had absolutely no hope this film would be better
The intentionally bad AI art perfectly matches exactly how modern movies feel.
As someone who was born and raised in Texas, I can confirm that Texas Roadhouse is just like any other restaurant chain with a Texas theme. The food is pretty ehh. The only thing I enjoy is the bread that you can get at any other restaurant. The best bbq you’ll ever have are from the small shops out in the middle of nowhere.
As a non-Texan, it always amazes me that Texas themed restaurants here are just Australian steakhouses with more peanut shells on the floor. Not that I'm complaining.
But they are pretty much identical.
Well I guess Possum was having...NUN of it.
You have to be a father.
"So they have to spell it out for us because we're all just a bunch of dumb apes who believe that inflation is just grocery stores price-gouging." - Possum
Dealing out the sad truths about our modern Idiocracy once again, I see! 😅
You would be surprised by the amount of people that unironicaly believes that. The fact that there are so called economists that support printing money, really shows the level econony illiteracy we are dealing with.
But Kroger is DEFINITELY price-gouging.
I can relate to that movie because my little brother died off camera too.
The cinema I went to see this movie was 1/3 full and the majority of the crowd were little kids and teens.
They were all on their phones, chatting, laughing, there was one kid who kept jumping and clapping whenever he got excited. (Yes, little kids were allowed to watch this movie without any adult supervision.)
And apparently I was so unmoved by the movie that at some point a friend next to me elbowed me because he thought I fell asleep.
They already made a parody of this movie. It's called Repossessed, and it was ahead of it's time.
It's time to kick ass, for The Lord!
Wait, isn’t that a line from Peter Jackson’s Dead Alive aka Braindead?
Classic movie!
Now the Texas Roadhouse slander is some straight heresy
My aunt is a nun - which makes all these movies that much more funny to me. She's actually one of the coolest people I know.
Most Nuns I've met are great people.
Buddhists nuns and monks are cool. I wish I could live amongst the Buddhists and still smoke my weed
I dont understand why they dont call these movies The Defiler. This demon can take the form of anything. It took the form of The Crooked Man as well. They needed to play on the idea that this demon can and will defile the purity of ANYTHING that it takes possession of or takes the form of.
Ya but they had that with Spawn. it had a demon called the violator. Which didn't actually do any violating in the movie. It just wandered around as an annoying Clown then turned into the Alien Queen from Aliens for a fight scene.
@@jjoshaugh I saw that crap. You'd think they'd learn from past failures
@jjoshaugh I admit the movie wasn't good, but I owe its existence in getting me into the character.
Ah yes a possum video before I fall asleep, keep up the good work man I really love your content
Finally someone says it. Sick of everyone tellin me its good. Its not good. Its garbage
Ahhh yes, "movie universes" in other words a cheap easy way to keep franchises alive so instead of having to come up with orginal ideas, they can just put a scary nun in a place and say "Yep its totally part of the same story as our previous movie(s)."
* *The Hellraiser franchise has entered the chat* *
@@SuperMickyChow
Hey, at least those were entertainingly bad and got you hooked into the lore and canon of the universe.
These movies though… however are just… boring…
@justaguyonyoutube4592 my comment was more to do with how scripts that were obviously originally completely unconnected movies had Hellraiser elements shoved into them in order to wring a few more $$$ from fans who had been desperate for a decent Hellraiser movie since the first sequel
@@SuperMickyChow Oh, thanks for the context then.
Also yeah, that’s true, there’s only ever been two good movies and an whole string of bad ones, but again at least they were entertainingly bad and charming in their own ways, not so much for the Conjuring movies though.
I'm half convinced that these Conjuring films, and by extension most shitty horror films as a whole, only exist to either be tax write-offs, or they are covers for some kind of money laundering operation.
Nobody asked for this, nobody even wanted this. Literally nobody on the planet outside of the studio system had ever thought making this movie was a viable idea worth pursuing.
These movies make a lot of money from a small budget, its wild
Steven Seagal movies exist for money laundering. These dumb horror movies make legit cash somehow.
It’s made for kids to go “watch” as they scroll through their phones only looking up when a jumpscare happens.
One of the biggest criticism I have heard I think, might be morphed with other bad horror movies, that the scares have no stakes cause the demon just apears and then vanishes without doing anything.
So I could see that they just added some random death scenes at least partialy cause of this.
I watched the movie with my friends, and it was... alright. Mid describes this best. All the problems with the franchise in itself is that there's a lot of tension-building leading to nothing, which as Possum has described - and I'll paraphrase and add to - is THE biggest sin in modern horror. You, try and tell me what good horror movie has done tension-building with proper payoff for every scene that is in in the last few decades. Not being sassy here, I'd like recommendations for my friends and my next Halloween movie marathon.
Edit: Thanks for the kind recommendations.
I’d recommend giving Hereditary a watch. I enjoyed a movie called The Empty Man quite a lot, but it’s very slow paced and definitely not for everyone.
I'd recommend Orphan as it's an underrated gem.
@@thecalamariman7805If you want a nap maybe. You can like it, but I found that movie boring and too focused on the backgrounds that the story is left pretty shallow. That's not mentioning how incompetent the cult is, that they rely on plot contrivances to meet their goal.
The WNUF Halloween special.
The Empty Man was a great movie, I'd also recommend Oculus
The delivery girl dying was so fuckin weird, there is no way they didn’t have intentions of maybe showing her at the end or post credits “possessed.”
It's to establish that it kills.
You just got me thinking about what could be the best and worst movie ever made.
A mother’s child passed 10 years ago, and one day she sees a child who looks like her own, if her own weren’t dead and still 12, 10 years later.
But this time, the kid was their’s! No spooky stuff, just a story about a lost child returning, a decade later, and it’s not a ghost.
Life goes on, and everything is normal.
That’s the movie, no plot, no lessons learned, no god, no spirits, the kid just came back and continued on with life, and the broken mother lived happily ever after, but if you watch the credits there’s going to be a few minutes of her talking to herself about how it was normal for her kid to come back, just like all lost children if you believe hard enough before the credits fade out.
This movie could ruin an already fragile mind, unlike The Nun.
You just described the first half hour or so of Flight of the Navigator.
Nice! That was one of my older sister’s favorites. Also, a Modest Mouse video, but the kid on the swing was already dead, and his mother stole him from the hospital when he flat lined, before they went on an adventure. It was a sad video.
It’s the after credits scene that makes my movie good. Everyone needs a little hope.
They easily could've written in that Irene is only one that can open the container the Eyes are in. Or something like that 😅
6:55 more like the writers dismiss the Bible out of hand because they hate their Christian relatives.
I love that sudden appearance of the Cockatoo in Citizen Kane
Just wanted to say its been great seeing you more active again, your videos are always a nice mix of funny and some legitimate insight into the ins and outs of movies and why the bad ones are as bad as they are - without being pretentious about it either.
Was that Goatman seriously supposed to be the Devil? The most powerful demon, the fallen archangel, the master of veil, the ruler of hell? I would think that the Devil, who was able to fight archangels, God’s most powerful servants, and was once one himself, would actually be able to get through a wooden door. I don’t recall wood being able to repel demons, much less the leader of demons. I would also think being pierced by the literal horns of Satan would be a big deal. Maybe they could have had the kid tainted by the wound, like a mark of the Devil, maybe set up for a sequel where they’re possessed? Not much, but certainly better than what we got.
How was he excersided in this movie 4 years after and how was he exersized 20 years later glad you called that one out
out of curiosity, whats your opinion on the new fnaf movie that came out yesterday? (if you already seen it of course)
i thought it was decent especially for video game movie standards
I really think MCU influence is what gave us IT: Chapter 2's horrendous tonal borking.
While youre here and listening, play Faith the Unholy Trinity if you want a good demon possession story, eons better.
Ngl your thumbnail freaked me out more than the conjuring universe
Texas Roadhouse does not suck, and here's some engagement for the algorithm Gods!
This
Best reviewer on the RUclipss!!
Why does being a demon always mean you don't have eyebrows
Goat man is the hell's QC. He is there to evaluate "the Nun" (trying to help but he could not interfere too much with her project)... I guess Satan would fire both of them after this.
Lmao when I watched the movie with my gf, she was calling the goatman like the movie wanted (as the "devil")... But I just kept calling it a goatman lol.
A guy next to me who was pretty high got a chuckle when he heard me calling it a goatman 😂
Commenting because once again they didn't send me the notification for this upload.
Great video, great points, as always.
That face you chose for the thumbnail is straight from a childhood nightmare, like I don't think it's all that scary but it activates something deep within me and I'm really not sure why
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"...even the powers of Satan are no match for the status quo."
(That _better_ end up in Bartlett's Familiar Quotations,
right next to "You can't always get what you want.")
0:07 I've only vaguely heard of "The Conjuring", and now it's got its own freakin' *universe* ?! (Remember when Universal tried to set up its 'Dark Universe' only to cancel it after "The Mummy" tanked? At least people had actually *heard* of the Mummy, Frankenstein, Dracula, et al...)
They never noticed the cross on his neck bc when they were in the showers it looked like a regular cross.
Goatman is probably to set up another spin off series that may or may not happen. Anyone remember The Crooked Man?
The Goatman will get his own spinoff.
This vid popped up while I'm in Texas Road House. The ultimate timing
Oh Possum, has "there's nothing here" ever stopped Hollywood from turning that "nothing" into a movie?
what a treat!!! 3 videos in one month
9:28
I know that this is unrelated to the content of the review. But the delivery girl in the picture is no girl, but a male cosplayer.
What weapon does a nun use... nun ya business
This nun monster thing looks really derpy.
YES!! I was just wishing for a brand new video. Thank you for reviewing the garbage we could not possibly sift through.
OMG. Texas Roadhouse does not suck. My fiance and my uncle took me to the local Texas Roadhouse for my birthday, and it was THE BEST time I've ever had going out to eat.
Love you Possum ❤
Have you watched drag me to hell?
As a Texan, I'm offended
Don't be too offended. Texas roadhouse started in Indiana.
@@alexander2019. True, but it's inspired by Texan cuisine
The Conjuring/Nun movies in a nutshell:
1. Someone walks into a dark room
2. Spooky stuff happens!!!
3. It was all a dream/illusion
4. ?????
5. Profit
To be fair, The Conjuring 2 is the best movie in the franchise.
The prologue of the movie was actually the best part, i wish the whole thing took place in that same night
I watched this movie with a date and I found it hilarious
The Nun standing in the corner and making a "creepy" face was so funny to me. I had to try so hard to prevent my giggles from escaping into the silent movie theater. It reminded me of the silly video that YMS made standing in a shower
"what would the next movie even be about? theres nothing to work with here"
well that never stopped the sequel obsessed and franchise fetishistic hollywood of today did it?
Hello, can someone please tell me the name of the backround music that plays in the first 5 minutes of this clip?
I like the conjuring stuff, but we always say conjoouring in my house.
What's up with the long black screens in between sections?
It seems they just got Marilyn Manson and didn't have to pay for make-up effects.
Why EXACTLY did the nun turn on the possession stove? 🤔😏
why did goblin turn on the stove?
Hey possum, can you do a video on one of these movies?
-elemental
-Ruby Gillman
-Haunted mansion
-Five nights at Freddy’s
-across the spider verse
Does this nun look like 90s Marilyn Manson on purpose?
Any day there's a possum video is a good one.
That Sneaky picture was suprising, but welcome addition
I wonder if the nun turned on the stove in the convent 😂😋😀
Those Ai carnival pictures were the scariest part of this review. Can't sleep now, too spooked.
These movies feel like they're being assembled by an AI, or in a Chinese sweatshop. They don't feel like films any more.
Why did the goblin turn on the stove?
Why did I only find this channel now? Subscribed
I agree with you that you should not review Taylor Swift a few days before Halloween. We expect you to upload your Taylor Swift review on Halloween.
Was the nun the one responsible for making the goblin turn on the stove?
Why did the nun turn on the stove?
But why is that foot there
ya know a scene in a horror movie that made me laugh? in the thing where they're tied to the couch and one of them starts monstering out and they're all screaming, but eventually McCready sorts it out and they finish the test, the last guy goes "I know we've all been through a lot, but if it's alright with you I would rather not spend the rest of this winter TIED TO THIS FUCKING COUCH!!!" that made me laugh, and brought some levity in the middle of what us otherwise a bunch of body horror and suspense.
Technically demons are not fallen angels, but rather they are the spirits of the children (Nephalim) of fallen angels.
Do a video on the new Insidious
Why did the goblin turn on the stove!?😠
Lol, when Possum said "Spoiler Alert", all I could think was, "Nah, this was the closest I was ever getting to this mess". I have no doubt this review is far more entertaining than the movie.
The fried steak with white gravy at Texas Roadhouse is BANGIN! 😋
Why is there a leg in this shot?
Theyre building a texas roadhouse out near me, and while no ones excited, many will go. And it's success will mean that more texas roadhouses will continue to pop up.
10:47 YOR! Did you reviewed this movie? I hope you did, fun time. XD
Why was that foot there?
does anybody know what the genre of the HEREDITARY movie is
Nunya
im sorry... what i meant to ask was how are those horror movies called that arent shit@@Butt_Slayer
There is not enough possum representation in this film! 9/10
6:01 love the AI-generated nightmares here
Seeing the nun twice is the most troubling cannon event I’ve ever heard of.
Dedication. With a touch of suffering for one's art - and madness.
Honestly, you’re the only review guy opinion that matters
11:43 is this the Disney Halloween theme they used to play on TV before Icabod crane and the other Halloween cartoons from Disney?? If so, could you PM me the audio????
WHY DID THE GOBLIN TURN ON THE STOVE
to get to the other side
Only 15 minutes tho broski? Im watching 4 year old vids ... keep u the work fam!