A fictional late night talk show episode with guests like a 'medium', a skeptic, and a possessed girl. Here's my review of LATE NIGHT WITH THEDEVIL! #LateNightWithTheDevil
I actually think the theater experience was amazing because it made me feel like I was in the audience watching it all live. If you want to feel like you're in the audience watch it in theaters. If you want to experience as someone who was watching the show at home then watch it at home.
Hang on, are you saying to be able to experience this from the perspective of somebody watching from home. I just need to watch it from home? What's the catch???
Michael Ironsides narration was the cherry on top, for the budget they had, they will reap the rewards for years to come. I can see this becoming an annual Halloween tradition.
David Dastmalchian did an interview with Last Podcast on The Left about this movie along with talking about his acting career a week or two ago. He sounded like he genuinely loved making that movie when he spoke about it
This film felt like it was an hour longer than it actually was, and I mean that as the highest compliment. The feeling of tension and dread of what was coming was so intense
Idk, early 2000s had Jeepers Creepers, House of 1000 corpses etc. Now most horror movies have been a consistent stream of like possession and exorcism bs, this one included, this one at least looks good though. I'd say early 2000s was the best, later 2000s is full of garbage.
@@marcshields3677I took notes of some trailers that looked good last time I was at a movie theater a few days ago, and Cuckoo and Abigail looked interesting to me
Watched it last night with my husband at a regal. Dude it’s spine chilling watching it in theaters and feeling like you’re a part of the studio audience
Good flick. Had the chills. Dastmalchian was great! But the scariest part was the character Carmichael Haig's wardrobe. People used to dress like that back in the '70s, you know. I was there. Still gives me nightmares.
I'm a huge fan of David Dastmalchian, and I always look forward to seeing his projects. I love that it's deliberately filmed to resemble a real 70's broadcast.
I love this movie it was such a unique experience. I felt like I was in his talkshow audience. I can see them playing this on Halloween night in theatres and people showing up, dressed up and participating with the film.
The 2020s are a pretty big bump ngl. Not just for horror but every genre. I could make a video about it, but I really think the last great decade of film is the 2010s. TV too for that matter.
@holyjolias3229 lol that's true. I mean everyone always went on about how the 90s were the last great film decade and then 2010s came along. God that summer movie season of 2014 was incredible. Just banger after banger after banger.
@@AceHufflepuff Well I think it's completely opposite especially with horror. In 2020s we have bangers after bangers, 2022 was probably one of the best years in horror movie history, with many great horror movies coming out that year. I think horror is really on the up in this decade
Man the way this movie was filmed like it’s was from the 70s was impressive from a creative decision standpoint. Takes balls and man it paid off big time.
Not really. Theres a reason these aesthetics have value- same as found footage types- it evokes feelings of older, better films. Its not ballsy. Its hack now.
One of the best original movies I've ever seen. It was just too good at really taking us back to the 1970s. The grainy 70s look, the voice, the acting, the costumes, the set design and everything was stellar. The end was a brain fuck, It didn't go the way I expected and atleast it was a surprise to me. I couldn't tell after a certain point how it was all going to end. The movie feels so incredibly fresh and its entertaining from start to finish. Great Job!
As movies, I can see that. As an experience, I disagree. He's not my favorite director and some of his decisions deserve the heat they get, but I like watching a couple of his movies, especially 31. I definitely agree that his Munsters movie is a uniquely bad dumpster fire
@@jameydunne3920I haven’t seen 31 but that’s the one rob zombie I’ve seen fans divided by . Some ppl have said they loved it others said it was garbage . My favorite Zombie movie is still Lords of Salem .
@@RubexQewb It's a love/ hate kind of movie. Strange, and fully committed to it. The first main antagonist you see in the movie is a Spanish speaking, Hitler-esque little people screaming digs and obscenities at our 4 captured protagonists, who aren't much better people than the antagonists in the story. And then it gets weirder.
Low key one of the best horror films of the past decade. Loved this film, even gave it a 5/5 on Letterboxd. Thanks for reviewing and spreading the word!
Why are you holding a remote? Because that gesture is a time-honored symbol that has survived the technological revolution! It’s also why everyone (who has any class) moves their hand in a circular, cranking motion when they want someone else to roll down their car window.
Got to see this in the theater when it premiered with a sold out showing. The crowd got so into this it was like we were part of the studio audience. People in the theater were reacting just like the people in the movie 😂. When it was over people were clapping and cheering. Great movie.
@@TheRealBillix You say this, but the only movie I have seen in theaters (here in America) that got any kind of audience feedback at the end was Independence Day. And that movie was made WAY before MAGA.
@@nickpry968 I've been on MANY film premieres in Sweden since 1977 and the audience applause on a lot of them: Star Wars, Superman, The Empire Strikes Back, all the other Star Wars movies, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Bond-movies, and many many more.
Man I’ve been watching you for over a decade and I got to say “thank you” you’ve saved me hours of time doing something with more value so I always look forward to a good review so I can go to the movies.
They admited they used AI just to expirement with. Not to save money. And they absolutely have the budget to hire some one to make 3 illustrations that would of looked better then what we see in the movie. @@thehaydenroper
I think because it's a low budget indie film it can't afford to fight for the little guy. Makes sense to me to save money where they can. Though I understand the criticism
Same reason my parents are learning to use AI for their projects, it’s cheaper then paying an Artist for custom work when you don’t have the money to pay an artist for custom work. It’s kinda like saying “how could you go to McDonald’s when there’s the local restaurant scene” When all the local places have to charge $20+ a plate to pay rent. Only issue is some of us have to pay rent too.
Great review! I just saw it and man is it worth a watch! No jump scare and a well-constructed story and ambiance. I very much loved that movie. A must-see!
Agree on all points; this was a great hidden gem. Only other minor complaint I'd add is that it could have used a bit more cohesion. Some of the bits seemed like random ideas thrown in.
I’ve seen such mixed reviews about this movie. I’m glad you throughly enjoyed it and didn’t let the whole A.I thing warp your opinion on it! Now i’m excited to see this 🙌🏽
I still see DVDs at certain local dollar stores too, particularly Dollar General or Family Dollar. There's even a Meijer not far from me that still sell 'em.
I'm so glad you've reviewed this Jeremy. I really enjoyed this film. Definitely had some very old school film making techniques. It literally did feel like I was watching a movie from the 70s. David Dastmalchian was amazing in it!
I will give it points for being somewhat unique and for finally giving David Dastmalchian a lead role. But if it was trying to be scary, it simply didn’t work out for me.
5:07 I’m pretty sure the CGI effects were meant to have an almost comically ‘70s-style look, in keeping with the rest of the set design and the period. It’s too ‘70s-schlock to not have been a deliberate choice.
That's cool, I'll have to check this out. Despite the supernatural/theological stuff I'm actually more interested in the behind the scenes stuff about a failing talk show, because we've rarely seen that "take".
We got to see it at the Melbourne International Film Festival and loved it! Stoked you're bringing it to the attention of your audience with a review. I recommend you check out "You'll Never Find Me," alongside this one, as another great indie horror that dropped last year.
I’m giving this one a watch tonight based on your feedback “you’ll never find me” that is. The trailer and reviews looked a bit questionable, it’s got a 5.8 on IMDB but I do love a good Aussie horror (when done right, like ‘Talk to me’) I also loved ‘The clinic’ which has an even lower rating (5.3) and that was filmed just over the Vic/Nsw border in Deniliquin.
@julzmusic8708 If you're looking for a movie like Talk to Me, you won't find it in You'll Never Find Me. YNFM is a very slow burn character study set in a caravan/trailer park and sees 2 characters talking to each other at a table the entire time. Both great movies, despite being polar opposites.
I was wondering when you were going to review this. I watched it opening weekend and loved it. One of the most fun times I had in a movie theatre. Great performances by all.
I watched this yesterday after so many positive reviews. Not sure I’m, super engaged with it. I love that you appreciated the difference between black&white vs colour scenes, I felt like that took a bit away from the flow personally. Although I loved how short and easy to consume it was, i feel like this made the final scenes abhorrently disconnected… we knew nothing, we felt nothing and as ‘convoluted doesn’t need an answer’ can sometimes work, it actually feels like 90% of the script and work was done, then they realised they had to make it finish. This is reminiscent of SO many horror movies. Glad you liked it, IMDB gave it a 7, I gave it a 5 as that finale just felt like a convenient wrap up of plot holes that weren’t even unpacked enough to be holes to begin with.
You're being generous giving it a 5 lol I'd give it a 3 just coz the premise is interesting and a couple of decent scenes; at 1 hour and 30 mins, somehow the movie felt like an hour too long You nailed it on the final scene, it was an enormous let down on what it could have been (the CGI was even worse, made me think was I watching a spoof all this time)
I was anticipating your review for this movie, so glad u saw it. The feeling of being part of the audience was brilliantly done, such an original idea which is refreshing bc lately we've been getting a lot of cookie cutter movies. The actors did a great job. I think the ending could've been a bit more fleshed out, but it didn't take away, leaving us in shock and also questioning. 👏🏽 bravo
This would actually be excellent on vhs. That little bit of extra graininess would be like the finishing touch. And who knows, maybe, by sheer coincidence, your vcr will start having some troubles of its own when demon-possessed girl comes along...who's to say...
🤣🤣🤣 I’m glad you addressed those comments. I saw them last night, and then I saw the thumbnail for this video this morning and just busted out laughing. 🤣🤣🤣
Loved, loved, LOVED this movie. And I think that "Cronenberg" scene was necessary to help re-enforce the idea that you can't trust your eyes. The main theme of the movie is about exposing phonies who do what they do for personal gain. Not to spoil anything but this movie is really a revenge movie. And I hope more people see it because this is the first horror movie in a long time where I want to discuss with people.
Part of me hopes for the day the VHS format makes a comeback... but then I blame that mostly on my love for the Alien franchise. Isolation made me fall in love with it again.
Fully agree, the *only* complaint I have with this movie is the CG special effects stood out to me in a bad way, not just in the finale but any time they were employed.
I got sold to watching the movie off a 5second IG ad and decided to not look anything up. Went in completely blind (aside from the premise) and it was great
A new classic that I’m gonna be revisiting VERYYYY often. Oh my god, as an analog horror fan I think this is the closest we’ll get to what people experienced that night in their living rooms…
I loved the way this movie was shot. Found-footage movies can be great, especially when they do something different with the premise (e.g. CHRONICLE), and this excels in giving you the feeling that you are watching something we were never meant to see.
I'd love to watch a cut of this movie without the behind-the-scenes footage so we can also experience it how an audience would've experienced it as it was airing. Also, I'm curious of what they saw during the ending.
Sounds interesting - I don't watch a lot of horror movies, but the descriptions of the retro-style filming, the acting, and the increasing suspense make me want to see this one.
he’s such a dynamic actor, he played the polka dot man who is troubled and insecure of his abilities perfectly, and then perfectly played a charismatic evil talk show host perfectly, my new favorite actor 100%.
So happy I saw this in the cinema last night, and without seeing any trailers! The audience was so engaged, felt like we were the audience in the movie!
One of the most unsettling character introductions in Horror Movie history, imo. It’s a very interesting film, demonstrating again and with vigour: Good ideas and stories stick with you. This little flick really sticks.
My roomate and I watched this with a near empty theater. It felt like I was in front of one of a living room tv screen watching everything happen live. Few cheap looking shots but overall 8.5. It draws you in
Shout out to James Randi, Lengend and absolutely helped push me to realize all phycic phonomonon is probably BS. Doesnt stop me enjoying a BS inspired movie though :D
Perhaps this isn't my cup of tea. It feels like something out of Goosebumps but worse. Overly cheesy and mediocre in my opinion. I would've been more impressed if it were a student film or something.
my theory is that the weird electricity effects looked off on purpose because they may not necessarily have been "real". *spoilers* ... but that crazy ending paired with the skeptic proving that hypnosis can make you see things that aren't necessarily there i think lends credence to the idea that much of what we saw may have been an illusion created by the demon, with the whole halloween episode itself being an elaborate ritual started way back when Jack Delroy made the pact in the grove. i think the first signs of this actually start with the man in the skeleton costume sitting in the audience that refuses to speak, who then later shows up in the "ritual" part at the very end. We see all kinds of bizarre things right up until the part when we the audience and Jack "snap" out of it at the same time, thus releasing the demon into the world through our tv sets. Jack wished for nothing more than to be famous... but always be careful what you wish for. Just my tinfoil hat theory!!
Good comments! Regarding the "surprise body horror" moment, um. Right after watching this movie in theaters, my pal and I had dinner. Ramen. ... I thought of that scene as I ate. Yum.
So glad David Dastmalchian is getting a lead role
One of the first movies in a while that I went to the theater for the Actor rather than character
For some reason, I always misread his last name as "Dalmatian"
He has come a long way, great actor.
Is he this generation's Sam Rockwell? Great quirky actor that you can forget how good he is until the next performance you see of him?
@@margarethmichelina5146he is doing "101 Dastmalchians" next.
I actually think the theater experience was amazing because it made me feel like I was in the audience watching it all live. If you want to feel like you're in the audience watch it in theaters. If you want to experience as someone who was watching the show at home then watch it at home.
I'm gonna watch it behind Applebee's.
Nope. At home, pausing because I get startled easily.
I'll go with theater for this one, it seems awesome
Hang on, are you saying to be able to experience this from the perspective of somebody watching from home. I just need to watch it from home? What's the catch???
@@Pete-vz5uj You die 7 days after seeing it
Michael Ironsides narration was the cherry on top, for the budget they had, they will reap the rewards for years to come. I can see this becoming an annual Halloween tradition.
I was like “That’s Darkseid, sweet.” 😂
And Sam Fisher
I feel like I see you on every video I'm watching hahaha
I didn't know he narrated it. This makes me want to see it more.
@@poppysgtspankyI absolutely love the Splinter Cell series.
David Dastmalchian did an interview with Last Podcast on The Left about this movie along with talking about his acting career a week or two ago. He sounded like he genuinely loved making that movie when he spoke about it
Thanks. Will check it out.
Hail yourself!
He did one with Kristian Harloff as well which is what put me on to this movie
That poster is AWESOME! Love how clear they have the 70's asthetic in everything!!!
The covered kind of reminds me of Phantasm back when that movie came out I was like 13
Agreed, poster reminds me of scanners
This film felt like it was an hour longer than it actually was, and I mean that as the highest compliment. The feeling of tension and dread of what was coming was so intense
Is it worth buying digitally for $25?
@@Young_DabI don't know what the standard price is, but I would say it's worth every penny, holly shit what a movie
@@Young_Dab no, torrent it
@@Young_Dab but its still incredibly good lol
@@Young_Dabrent it first, then buy it if you like it
This is the best time for horror fans. We are seeing more and more original scripts/ideas. The 2000s and part of the 1990s were extremely rough.
The amount of horror movies that are coming out this year that genuinely look good is insane. This year is the one for the genre
We stay winning. Looking forward to maxxxine this year fr
@@joshpfertsh6786like which ones? Besides this movie.
Idk, early 2000s had Jeepers Creepers, House of 1000 corpses etc. Now most horror movies have been a consistent stream of like possession and exorcism bs, this one included, this one at least looks good though. I'd say early 2000s was the best, later 2000s is full of garbage.
@@marcshields3677I took notes of some trailers that looked good last time I was at a movie theater a few days ago, and Cuckoo and Abigail looked interesting to me
"Worth buying on VHS" would be the perfect rating, higher than Awesometacular
I have seen the movie, very interesting approach but BORING as hell, overall I would say its "dog s***" but then again that's just my opinion
@@ConradProteusI would disagree but to each their own
@@ConradProteusyou have to be a horror fan to like this movie. Not for everyone
@@ConradProteus yeah. it was very disappointing
I agree with you wholeheartedly. What a film. No jump scares but messes with your mind
We need more films like this. Tell us a story we've never heard before.
Just got back from watching the movie w my friends. They all thought it was gonna be meh and we all ended up walking out at the end freaking out.
That plot twist ending got me jaw dropped
It was pretty meh
@@cruiser_b9779lol cap
It was pretty meh
Watched it last night with my husband at a regal. Dude it’s spine chilling watching it in theaters and feeling like you’re a part of the studio audience
Good flick. Had the chills. Dastmalchian was great!
But the scariest part was the character Carmichael Haig's wardrobe.
People used to dress like that back in the '70s, you know.
I was there.
Still gives me nightmares.
😂
I was there, too. The peach blush and lipstick along with the burnt orange and brown colors of the set gave me flashbacks 😂
@@promakos962
And...those...wide...ties....
Gahhhh!
People don’t dress that much better nowadays
😂😂
I'm a huge fan of David Dastmalchian, and I always look forward to seeing his projects. I love that it's deliberately filmed to resemble a real 70's broadcast.
He didn’t quite pull off the Carson impression though
I love this movie it was such a unique experience. I felt like I was in his talkshow audience. I can see them playing this on Halloween night in theatres and people showing up, dressed up and participating with the film.
I'm stoked to see this. Glad to see horror is still on a steady incline since the 2010s. Bumps along the way for sure though.
ehh....
The 2020s are a pretty big bump ngl. Not just for horror but every genre. I could make a video about it, but I really think the last great decade of film is the 2010s. TV too for that matter.
last great decade SO FAR, don't be so pessimistic now, although can't blame you for feeling like that lol@@AceHufflepuff
@holyjolias3229 lol that's true. I mean everyone always went on about how the 90s were the last great film decade and then 2010s came along. God that summer movie season of 2014 was incredible. Just banger after banger after banger.
@@AceHufflepuff Well I think it's completely opposite especially with horror. In 2020s we have bangers after bangers, 2022 was probably one of the best years in horror movie history, with many great horror movies coming out that year. I think horror is really on the up in this decade
Man the way this movie was filmed like it’s was from the 70s was impressive from a creative decision standpoint. Takes balls and man it paid off big time.
Not really. Theres a reason these aesthetics have value- same as found footage types- it evokes feelings of older, better films. Its not ballsy. Its hack now.
One of the best original movies I've ever seen. It was just too good at really taking us back to the 1970s. The grainy 70s look, the voice, the acting, the costumes, the set design and everything was stellar.
The end was a brain fuck, It didn't go the way I expected and atleast it was a surprise to me. I couldn't tell after a certain point how it was all going to end. The movie feels so incredibly fresh and its entertaining from start to finish. Great Job!
Rob Zombie has been TRYING to do a movie like this for 20 years now…
Rob Zombie movies are just... terrible 😂 The Devils Rejects is the only one that maybe is a bit decent.
As movies, I can see that. As an experience, I disagree. He's not my favorite director and some of his decisions deserve the heat they get, but I like watching a couple of his movies, especially 31.
I definitely agree that his Munsters movie is a uniquely bad dumpster fire
@@jameydunne3920I haven’t seen 31 but that’s the one rob zombie I’ve seen fans divided by . Some ppl have said they loved it others said it was garbage . My favorite Zombie movie is still Lords of Salem .
Rob Zombie is a hack.
@@RubexQewb It's a love/ hate kind of movie. Strange, and fully committed to it. The first main antagonist you see in the movie is a Spanish speaking, Hitler-esque little people screaming digs and obscenities at our 4 captured protagonists, who aren't much better people than the antagonists in the story.
And then it gets weirder.
Low key one of the best horror films of the past decade. Loved this film, even gave it a 5/5 on Letterboxd. Thanks for reviewing and spreading the word!
I don’t think so lmao
It was really bad.
@@titusmccarthyIn what way
Not at all. It's very niche that's all
I definitely Wouldn’t go that far but I did enjoy it
Why are you holding a remote?
Because that gesture is a time-honored symbol that has survived the technological revolution! It’s also why everyone (who has any class) moves their hand in a circular, cranking motion when they want someone else to roll down their car window.
Got to see this in the theater when it premiered with a sold out showing. The crowd got so into this it was like we were part of the studio audience. People in the theater were reacting just like the people in the movie 😂. When it was over people were clapping and cheering. Great movie.
So…people sticking to the proverbial script
When people sing “sweet caroline” its the same thing. Automation.
sounds pretty american
@@TheRealBillix You say this, but the only movie I have seen in theaters (here in America) that got any kind of audience feedback at the end was Independence Day. And that movie was made WAY before MAGA.
@@nickpry968 I've been on MANY film premieres in Sweden since 1977 and the audience applause on a lot of them: Star Wars, Superman, The Empire Strikes Back, all the other Star Wars movies, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Bond-movies, and many many more.
I'm usually not into horror but this done it for me. Absolute immersion. So good
Man I’ve been watching you for over a decade and I got to say “thank you” you’ve saved me hours of time doing something with more value so I always look forward to a good review so I can go to the movies.
This movie makes found footage as a genre almost useless, this is a better way of story telling while achieving the same effect for the audience
“How are you gonna be a low budget indie film and not fight for the little guy?” Holy shit
Here the little guy is the producer. 😂
Low budget indie film using AI to save some of its micro budget instead of using it to make a point about individual Creators? Wild...
They admited they used AI just to expirement with. Not to save money. And they absolutely have the budget to hire some one to make 3 illustrations that would of looked better then what we see in the movie. @@thehaydenroper
I think because it's a low budget indie film it can't afford to fight for the little guy. Makes sense to me to save money where they can. Though I understand the criticism
Same reason my parents are learning to use AI for their projects, it’s cheaper then paying an Artist for custom work when you don’t have the money to pay an artist for custom work. It’s kinda like saying “how could you go to McDonald’s when there’s the local restaurant scene” When all the local places have to charge $20+ a plate to pay rent. Only issue is some of us have to pay rent too.
“I knew it started with a P…nailed it” I’m rolling JJ🤣👏👏👏
Longtime Fan of your reviews, you are great at it, Thank you
Omg yes! I've been waiting for a big RUclipsr to review this movie! So glad you did! I loved it! Going to watch it again today!
When is that coming out?
@spiderman0863 came out in few theaters a couple weeks ago. It's going to hit streaming on shudder next Friday I believe
@@DjTomcat14 Thats awesome. Thanks for your reply.
@@spiderman0863 of course ! Hope you enjoy it!
Man, highly enjoyed this movie. Saw the trailer once and order my ticket. It was so good.
Great review! I just saw it and man is it worth a watch! No jump scare and a well-constructed story and ambiance. I very much loved that movie. A must-see!
Jeremy has really been pumping out videos. Can’t say I’m complaining.
Agree on all points; this was a great hidden gem. Only other minor complaint I'd add is that it could have used a bit more cohesion. Some of the bits seemed like random ideas thrown in.
Hell yeah! Jeremy’s on fire this week!
I think he's the best, most consistent, movie critic on youtube.
I’ve seen such mixed reviews about this movie. I’m glad you throughly enjoyed it and didn’t let the whole A.I thing warp your opinion on it! Now i’m excited to see this 🙌🏽
What AI thing?
@@jonathan13cothey used 3 AI images in a span of 1 sec.
It's total miss it in a blink moment
There’s still an FYE near my house. Only place I’ve encountered that still sells DVDs
Walmart still does
Really? DVD’s are still sold everywhere in my area
I still see DVDs at certain local dollar stores too, particularly Dollar General or Family Dollar. There's even a Meijer not far from me that still sell 'em.
This bro is everywhere. In looooads of movies. Looking forward to seeing this one
If I can give yall any advice - it’s even better the second time! You’ll notice so much (watch the tv screens in the background)
I'm so glad you've reviewed this Jeremy. I really enjoyed this film. Definitely had some very old school film making techniques. It literally did feel like I was watching a movie from the 70s. David Dastmalchian was amazing in it!
Saw Jeremy exiting the theater, knew id have a good review comin in!!
Sooo happy this turned out great. Dastmalchian is so incredible in everything he does
I will give it points for being somewhat unique and for finally giving David Dastmalchian a lead role. But if it was trying to be scary, it simply didn’t work out for me.
5:07 I’m pretty sure the CGI effects were meant to have an almost comically ‘70s-style look, in keeping with the rest of the set design and the period. It’s too ‘70s-schlock to not have been a deliberate choice.
That's cool, I'll have to check this out. Despite the supernatural/theological stuff I'm actually more interested in the behind the scenes stuff about a failing talk show, because we've rarely seen that "take".
We got to see it at the Melbourne International Film Festival and loved it! Stoked you're bringing it to the attention of your audience with a review. I recommend you check out "You'll Never Find Me," alongside this one, as another great indie horror that dropped last year.
I’m giving this one a watch tonight based on your feedback “you’ll never find me” that is.
The trailer and reviews looked a bit questionable, it’s got a 5.8 on IMDB but I do love a good Aussie horror (when done right, like ‘Talk to me’) I also loved ‘The clinic’ which has an even lower rating (5.3) and that was filmed just over the Vic/Nsw border in Deniliquin.
@julzmusic8708 If you're looking for a movie like Talk to Me, you won't find it in You'll Never Find Me. YNFM is a very slow burn character study set in a caravan/trailer park and sees 2 characters talking to each other at a table the entire time. Both great movies, despite being polar opposites.
It felt like the people who do the Eric Andre show and The Adultswim bumpers decided to get serious and make a horror film and I'm here for it
I was wondering when you were going to review this. I watched it opening weekend and loved it. One of the most fun times I had in a movie theatre. Great performances by all.
Been waiting to see your review for this one. I saw this the other night and loved it!
I watched this yesterday after so many positive reviews. Not sure I’m, super engaged with it.
I love that you appreciated the difference between black&white vs colour scenes, I felt like that took a bit away from the flow personally.
Although I loved how short and easy to consume it was, i feel like this made the final scenes abhorrently disconnected… we knew nothing, we felt nothing and as ‘convoluted doesn’t need an answer’ can sometimes work, it actually feels like 90% of the script and work was done, then they realised they had to make it finish. This is reminiscent of SO many horror movies.
Glad you liked it, IMDB gave it a 7, I gave it a 5 as that finale just felt like a convenient wrap up of plot holes that weren’t even unpacked enough to be holes to begin with.
You're being generous giving it a 5 lol
I'd give it a 3 just coz the premise is interesting and a couple of decent scenes; at 1 hour and 30 mins, somehow the movie felt like an hour too long
You nailed it on the final scene, it was an enormous let down on what it could have been (the CGI was even worse, made me think was I watching a spoof all this time)
Slight spoiler but the ending where the aspect ratio and camera quality changes is legit an insane goosebump moment for me
I was anticipating your review for this movie, so glad u saw it. The feeling of being part of the audience was brilliantly done, such an original idea which is refreshing bc lately we've been getting a lot of cookie cutter movies. The actors did a great job. I think the ending could've been a bit more fleshed out, but it didn't take away, leaving us in shock and also questioning. 👏🏽 bravo
This would actually be excellent on vhs. That little bit of extra graininess would be like the finishing touch.
And who knows, maybe, by sheer coincidence, your vcr will start having some troubles of its own when demon-possessed girl comes along...who's to say...
This scared the shit out of me. Proper old school scares and really well done
🤣🤣🤣 I’m glad you addressed those comments. I saw them last night, and then I saw the thumbnail for this video this morning and just busted out laughing. 🤣🤣🤣
Loved, loved, LOVED this movie. And I think that "Cronenberg" scene was necessary to help re-enforce the idea that you can't trust your eyes. The main theme of the movie is about exposing phonies who do what they do for personal gain. Not to spoil anything but this movie is really a revenge movie. And I hope more people see it because this is the first horror movie in a long time where I want to discuss with people.
Part of me hopes for the day the VHS format makes a comeback... but then I blame that mostly on my love for the Alien franchise. Isolation made me fall in love with it again.
Alien and the thing❤
thanks for the rabbit hole to James Randy. Definitly going there
Love James, such an icon (RIP)
I was getting STRONG Conan vibes from the talk show host 😂 which why not, Conan is the best! Awesome movie, loved it 👍
Glad I found your channel. You've got a great talent for storytelling.
apparently the AI was a couple of posters in the background thats what i heard i haven't seen the movie yet but great review as always Jeremy
Its 1 still used on the TV breaks. But they got editors to tweak it to look better and those editers were paid so...
Fully agree, the *only* complaint I have with this movie is the CG special effects stood out to me in a bad way, not just in the finale but any time they were employed.
I got sold to watching the movie off a 5second IG ad and decided to not look anything up. Went in completely blind (aside from the premise) and it was great
The psychic guy was Hilarious 😂😂😂
Dastmalchian at last on the lead, KILLING IT. This movie is AWESOME
The longest «opening studio logo» I have ever seen. Reminded me of the family guy joke
A new classic that I’m gonna be revisiting VERYYYY often. Oh my god, as an analog horror fan I think this is the closest we’ll get to what people experienced that night in their living rooms…
This movie sucked
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@@User-gx3sr watch the wailing , hereditary , midsommar , the medium
I loved the way this movie was shot. Found-footage movies can be great, especially when they do something different with the premise (e.g. CHRONICLE), and this excels in giving you the feeling that you are watching something we were never meant to see.
The ending song was Keep It Warm by Flo & Eddie, you're welcome
Waited for this one. Not what I thought it was gunna be. There was some cool ideas i would of loved elaboration on. All in all, it was subpar
I'd love to watch a cut of this movie without the behind-the-scenes footage so we can also experience it how an audience would've experienced it as it was airing. Also, I'm curious of what they saw during the ending.
This definitely sounds like GhostWatch by the BBC from Halloween night 1992. Really excited to check it out
It’s good to see David Dastmalchian receive lead roles for once. The man has talent.
I’m so desperate to see this!!!!!
Bro, after so many years I still enjoy your channel. Keep it up, old G.
worst hour and thirty minutes of my life that i can’t get back
Sounds interesting - I don't watch a lot of horror movies, but the descriptions of the retro-style filming, the acting, and the increasing suspense make me want to see this one.
he’s such a dynamic actor, he played the polka dot man who is troubled and insecure of his abilities perfectly, and then perfectly played a charismatic evil talk show host perfectly, my new favorite actor 100%.
So happy I saw this in the cinema last night, and without seeing any trailers! The audience was so engaged, felt like we were the audience in the movie!
Jeremy's 2024 Ratings Tally
Better When Drunk-5
Dogshit-4
Not Going to Remember-3
Worth Watching/Buying-2
No Alcohol Required-1
One of the most unsettling character introductions in Horror Movie history, imo. It’s a very interesting film, demonstrating again and with vigour: Good ideas and stories stick with you. This little flick really sticks.
The skeptic switched teams real quick lol
Oh he knew exactly what he thought the right thing to say was. Too bad he was wrong.
Not only that but immediately sold himself
@@bryanrhodes369 Wonder why he was killed? Wouldn't a demon want a worshipper?
I was already intrigued but this review completely sold me 😱
I think this movie will be an even better experience at home in the middle of the night.
It looks great from a style perspective.
One of my favourite horror movies in a while, I hope they do a prequel
A James Randi reference! If you don't know who he is, you will definitely enjoy the RUclips rabbit whole, as Jeremy said.
There's a great documentary about him called An Honest Liar. I went into the RUclips rabbit hole for hours upon hours after that.
I saw this at the Alamo Drafthouse at a 10:15pm Friday night showing. I feel like that's the perfect place and time to see it.
This would actually be a perfect movie to legitimately actually release on VHS as a gimmick.
Why? To use as coaster? Let's release it on beta too
@@Avaren619 It was successful with House Of The Devil. This seems like the kind of movie that would be successful with this gimmick.
WNUF Halloween Special did that about a decade ago.
I find it cool how your picture for the video was almost as you were blown away just like in the Godzilla minus one video
5:03 For me it was the CGI vomit. Which doesn't scare me at all. Just makes me think "I don't want to see this". I shut the movie off soon after.
You made a good choice. You missed nothing.
My roomate and I watched this with a near empty theater. It felt like I was in front of one of a living room tv screen watching everything happen live. Few cheap looking shots but overall 8.5. It draws you in
Shout out to James Randi, Lengend and absolutely helped push me to realize all phycic phonomonon is probably BS.
Doesnt stop me enjoying a BS inspired movie though :D
I was holding my breath as I watched it and didn't even realise it until it ended, because I was out of breath. Amazing vibes
Finally another movie Jeremy likes. Guys he's happy again
My favorite reviewer. Thank you.
Perhaps this isn't my cup of tea. It feels like something out of Goosebumps but worse. Overly cheesy and mediocre in my opinion. I would've been more impressed if it were a student film or something.
Yeah, I wasn't all that impressed and not scared at all. I like the idea, though.
The Skelton in the crowd was my favourite character… had me on edge the whole time
---> *_Late Night With The Devil made exactly $666,666 on its third day...._*
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No it didn't
Lol. Ppl so weak to marketing. Look 666,666. It's the number guys. Come watch.
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It is crazy how gullible a lot of us are. Glad many don't believe it though
False, is marketing
I worked with the guys from Sharp FX on this film. Everything worked out fantastic and fit the film perfectly.
my theory is that the weird electricity effects looked off on purpose because they may not necessarily have been "real".
*spoilers* ...
but that crazy ending paired with the skeptic proving that hypnosis can make you see things that aren't necessarily there i think lends credence to the idea that much of what we saw may have been an illusion created by the demon, with the whole halloween episode itself being an elaborate ritual started way back when Jack Delroy made the pact in the grove. i think the first signs of this actually start with the man in the skeleton costume sitting in the audience that refuses to speak, who then later shows up in the "ritual" part at the very end. We see all kinds of bizarre things right up until the part when we the audience and Jack "snap" out of it at the same time, thus releasing the demon into the world through our tv sets. Jack wished for nothing more than to be famous... but always be careful what you wish for. Just my tinfoil hat theory!!
Good comments! Regarding the "surprise body horror" moment, um. Right after watching this movie in theaters, my pal and I had dinner. Ramen. ... I thought of that scene as I ate. Yum.