You haven't lived till you've been in a theater with the ultimate combo of screen talker, underage kids, and inappropriate food eaters. I shit you not, went to see the Americanized version of The Grudge... theater 70% empty... and this pale woman had 5 kids and a Publix grocery bag in the back row. Not slightly underage kids either... ages 4-7. Movie starts, previews go rather quietly... then it starts. She hands a bag of chips to each kid... and not the snack size. Crinkle crinkle crinkle "Oh hell no, don't go taking that job Sarah Meeechelle Gellaaaaaaar..." Screaming kid, crying kid, whiny kid, kid who's decided to make a serial killer face mask out of his crinkly bag of chips... and eerily quiet kid who never blinks and is always looking directly at you when you dart your eyes at the eternal disturbance. Halfway mark I hear the rustling of another large brown paper bag, and the scent of fried chicken fills the theater. WHERE DID SHE GET THAT OTHER BAG?!? HOW DID SHE GET IT IN THE THEATER?!?! WHY IS THE KID WITH A BAG ON HIS HEAD RUNNING UP AND DOWN THE AISLE?!?!?! Then again that was in South Florida, which as we all know has it's own laws of physics... so some of that was kind of expected. Just. not. all. at the same time!
I’ve watched this video several times and I JUST NOW noticed them cause of your comment. Guess my mind auto assumed no one was there or just some stuff there, especially since that happened in other reviews. Lol
DontMindMeNow I hate how much I laughed at this joke.(eh, no I don't. I needed this laugh and am grateful. I'm simply mildly ashamed at how much I laughed at this joke. I disturbed the cat.) ;)
The Bye Bye Man 5: Bye Bye's Revenge The Bye Bye Man 6: Goodbye Warriors The Bye Bye Man 7: The Bye Master The Bye Bye Man 8: The Bye Child The Bye Bye Man's Dead: The Final Goodbye
That reminds me of the time when a friend of mine and myself went to see Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 on opening night. The theater was chock full of chatting teenagers, a lot of them looked like they were 12 years old. It was like a migraine headache in movie theater form. The movie was ultra confusing due to the constant never ending stream of 100 decibel chatter. When the movie was over I turned over to my friend and said, "I now know why Michael Myers kills." A week later I went to a different theater to see the movie again, this time in a quieter theater. The movie was still confusing. So I came to the conclusion that Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 was not really a good movie.
Phelous' website is featured because he hosts Lupa's/Allison's videos as well as his own. no idea who is in the back, though. Could be Brad's gf, she doesn't like to appear on camera? hard to judge by just an arm lol EDIT: I'm guessing it's Lettie(sp?), Brian's SO who also doesn't like being on camera.
It's probably Leddie (or Lettie or Leddy possibly Letty) seeing as it looks like Brian's car and she sometimes sits completely silent and hidden in the backseat while they film midnight screenings.
my worst crowd was for Shin Godzilla. some soccer mom brought her brood of 5 children between 6-12, and everytime godzilla was on screen these children would laugh and scream, and during the slower parts with the political intrigue and such they would just chitchat about how boring it was and kick my seat. the mother didn't say a word to these kids the whole time. Best part was i was complaining about them to my friend in the parking lot, and it turns out they parked right next to us and the mother heard and was giving me this dirty stare. Stared right back at her like "bitch you fucking heard me" and she eventually pulled out and left. moral of the story: leave your shitty kids at home.
My worst audience was during Munich, the highly violent period piece about the kidnapping and brutal assassination of Israeli athletes in the 70's. Someone took kids and a BABY. To a midnight session, too! Needless to say, the baby started to cry halfway through and then the kids picked it up. Someone got pissed, with good reason, and told the parents to take the kiddies home...a argument followed that later escalated into a full blown fight after the movie, complete with the police being called. Since then, children under three are not even allowed in movies in my country. GOOD! NEVER TAKE BABIES TO MOVIES, DO NOT DO IT, DO NOT.
Dikachu and it's fellow Wood Rocket alum Spongeknob Squarenuts are the things of nightmares. And just imagine the two of them having a three-way with E.T. from E.T. the Porno.
I rarely have problems, but I did have a disturbing experience when I saw watchmen and a kid was there with his family. The kid was very clearly being traumatized. (and they would not fucking LEAVE!)
You guys. I LOVE this review so much. I just got out of hospital again and feeling miserable, stuck in bed so decided to re-watch this one and I am literally laughing out loud. Thank you so much. Y'all are awesome.
I went to the theater a lot in January and a good chunk of the time there were like crowds and buses of old people going to see La La Land I mean you gotta get 'em out of the home every once in a while I guess
Isn't The Bye Bye man just a version of Slenderman that couldn't get the right to use the name or likeness? Hell the literal trailers showed pictures straight from the original creepypasta but using the Bye Bye Man instead.
I had a similar theater experience with Krampus. Literally EVERYONE in the theater was talking throughout the entire film, people were still filing into the theater 30 minutes in, on their phones, and asking questions out loud that could have been answered if they paid any attention to the movie. A large amount even started to walk out five minutes before the ending. It's probably best to avoid PG-13 rated horror movies at 7pm on a weekend.
@@randalgraves6979 Yes. He's also Guillermo del Toro's friend. Not only was he in Pan's Labyrinth, but he played the fish guy in both Hellboy and Shape of Water.
WheresPoochie nah, he was bouncing around and the parents where trying to calm him down. I am prepared to see him on the news in 10 years, getting arrested, stating "I sat next to him during the screening of Wolf of Wall Street. I wonder if that has a hand to do with his arrest?"
WheresPoochie What. Like, I knew the rule but I thought it was more like "If you're 13-16 you need someone 17+ to watch it with you. But if you're like, 4 you're not going to see Murder Rape Hacksaw IV. No sir, I put my foot down."
Someone brought their toddler to see _Terminator: Dark Fate_ in the viewing I went to. When future Dani said _"Fuck fate!",_ that same toddler outwardly repeated that. The toddler literally said "fuck fate" and the whole theater laughed. And regardless of whatever your thoughts were on _Terminator: Dark Fate,_ the movie is STILL rated R and I think there's are some R rated films you should NOT take toddlers to see.
@@cjkalandek996 I agree. And I recall someone bringing a baby to Guardians Of The Galaxy 2, and that baby kept crying throughout the god damn previews.
Every time I see Brad and Allison are together I remember Cinema Snob accidently punching Obscurist Lupa in the snoz at the end of their review of Asylums version of Sherlock Holmes.
The second I heard they cut this from a hard R to a soft PG-13, I knew I wasn't in for this movie. I think the worst audience I ever saw a movie with was Son of the Mask. You know an audience has to be bad when you wish they'd shut the fuck up during a horrible movie.
Tobias Christopher. I've luckily never had a movie experience like these, but during I Robot there was a very small girl who started screaming cause their mom left. Then I was told to shut up during Vantage Point because I was laughing when the screen went black, those would be my worst viewings.
A ghost that technically isn't touching you, but gets as close as possible until you flee out of annoyance and trip out a an open window. The excorsists can do nothing, because he's not actually doing anything evil!
I am now so, so glad the theater I work at isn't getting the Bye Bye Man. I do have to watch the trailer a dozen or so times a day in the lobby, so that's all the experience I think I need with this movie. Thank you all for letting us laugh at your pain.
I have been to so many opening nights and big teen film events and I've never in my life seen a police officer there to keep tabs on people. Holy SHIT that must have been a horrible crowd. You guys definitely deserved those free passes.
The sequel should just be called, "Give us your money, you mindless, popcorn-eating f*ckers." from the movie, "Idiocracy": "And that's all it was for 90 minutes. It won eight Oscars that year, including best screenplay."
I feel sorry for you guys. Why can't theaters have signs that say "Don't be rowdy. Be polite." or have a bumper like the one for no smoking, no recording, or texting. That like rule one at a theater, sit down and shut up!
I've been to a movie where the person in front of me texted throughout the ENTIRE movie and I was really close to to grabbing the phone, throwing it, and starting a fight. If the ad in front of the movie that says "Turn off your cell phone" doesn't work, then I doubt they will stop.
+Ryan G Well if ushers (No, not the singer. Shame on you) were still a thing to patrol the theater, there wouldn't be much of a problem with audiences. Anyone who'd make a ruckus would be removed/kicked out so others could enjoy the film.
Oh, ushers still exist. Who do you think cleans up all the shit people leave behind after they trash a theater? Thing is, no theater is going to hire someone to babysit every showing on every screen just to catch people being assholes. Hell, even bigger theaters (with 10+ screens) rarely have dedicated ushers, just to keep costs down. It's incumbent upon the audience to inform the staff of these things if they annoy you that badly.
Also whatever happened of that trope we see in movies and tv where a character would say something in a movie theater and immediately get shushed by the audience. That need to come back.
The pg-13 rating in horror movies is the most annoying thing ever. I feel like the industry is holding back just so they can grab more money from the younger audiences, thus making the movies more sinister like instead of being more gorey.
A sinister movie can be done amazing well. if you know what you are doing. I actually can find a horror story like this way scarier then a bloody horror movie. The problem is you actually need to be smart to make a good one cause the horror needs to be done with real mind games and letting the audiences imagination go into over drive. Plus you can't just explain everything. And have the ghost actually do something scary; like poltergeist making that one guy rip his own face off.
I think the closest I've ever come to a bad audience was Frozen II. The building was doing a one-day discount and all the theaters in it were really small, so I was in a sea of little kids and parents all talking, laughing and singing through the whole thing. Thankfully it was my second time seeing it, so I didn't miss much.
Pretty creative name for a movie. "The Bye Bye Man" Worse audience then Transformers 3? Whoa. You were really really pissed in that review. Also always- nice to see Alison
In the UK, with a gorgeous tiny country cinema (reworked from a pre-war theatre). We have wine and coffee there. Some kids tried to act like in your movie once (at '300'). We turned around and TOLD them to shut up during the sex scene. They shrank down in their seats and stayed quiet for the rest of the movie 😂😎
The Bye Bye man was directed by a woman named Stacy Title. Her last work was a 2006 movie called Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror. She only has two other moves to her name, both released in the mid-90s. Were we really expecting anything with this shit?
I used to love going to see movies at midnight screenings or opening weekends, but given todays audience I always go on a weekday. My work schedule means I can go during a matinee and that rules out the stupid abortions who need to go to school, and the "adults" who have to work morning hours. My movie time is spent with older peeps who are respectful.
I was bored out of my mind, nothing on tv, too broke to go to a bar. I went to see this. Most awesome 2 other people in a theater ever. Me and this teenage couple just sat and mocked this movie the entire time.
Gotta love going to a movie with a bunch of kids in the audience. Although I mostly have problems with like groups of guys in their 30s who always seem to laugh at the weirdest times.
Wait, people in the audience were gabbling about going to church and praying to Jesus to save them from the Bye Bye Man? ... Do these people have no concept of movies?
There was a kid in the theater when my dad and I went to see "Saw 6" in 2009. That kid's probably an adult now,cause the kid looked like they were between the ages of 5 to 7
Allison Come on that jacket belongs to ABBA & everyone knows it. You stole it. Now I realise that we can all be tempted to be the Dancing Queen. Still I think it would be best for everyone involved if you just went back to the 70´ties & said sorry & gave it back. No one will benefit from 70´ties fashion making a return...Trust me
Jackson Shanahan Well personally I wear my hat with sarcasm, my shirt with sincerity, my pants like a Bauss!! & my briefs with fidelity...cause you know you owe a woman that
They do the same with suit pants and it looks fucking stupid, what's worse is that it's not even like they're hipsters who got that shit from a cheap store, it's fucking mainstream. The fashion companies are plugging the shit out of that style.
I had a similar, albeit smaller, experience at my screening of The Gallows. But I didn't get free passes, that happened later, when I saw PA-Ghost Dimension & the 3D didn't work. Oh, & also at one of the "Horrorfest-8 films to die for" events when the machinery didn't work.
I looked up in Wikipedia who directed this movie, Stacy Title. She was, believe it or not, an Oscar-nominated director (the nomination was for a short film she did in '93 called Down on the Waterfront). The Bye Bye Man would unfortunately be her final film before passing away in early 2021 from ALS. She had one more film in the works called Walking Time Bomb, but was left unfinished on account of her illness and eventual death. These not-so-fun facts just make this movie retrospectively even worse than it already is. :(
The bye bye man could have worked as like a lore around slaves escaping the south through the Baltimore railroad (like Frederick Douglass). Maybe the bye bye man was an infamous slave catcher that collected coins for his bounties. Bye bye could be a corruption of the slave creole word babay, which also meant goodbye., or Bebe, which meant mute (like you can't speak his name). You'd have the librarian with an autobiography of her great grandma (who was a literate slave) telling the story about her encounter with the bye bye man. His real name was a closely guarded secret and he tortured slaves to make sure they never spoke his name.
Don't see it Don't Rent it. Don't see it Don't Rent it....
Bop it.
You haven't lived till you've been in a theater with the ultimate combo of screen talker, underage kids, and inappropriate food eaters. I shit you not, went to see the Americanized version of The Grudge... theater 70% empty... and this pale woman had 5 kids and a Publix grocery bag in the back row. Not slightly underage kids either... ages 4-7. Movie starts, previews go rather quietly... then it starts. She hands a bag of chips to each kid... and not the snack size. Crinkle crinkle crinkle "Oh hell no, don't go taking that job Sarah Meeechelle Gellaaaaaaar..." Screaming kid, crying kid, whiny kid, kid who's decided to make a serial killer face mask out of his crinkly bag of chips... and eerily quiet kid who never blinks and is always looking directly at you when you dart your eyes at the eternal disturbance. Halfway mark I hear the rustling of another large brown paper bag, and the scent of fried chicken fills the theater. WHERE DID SHE GET THAT OTHER BAG?!? HOW DID SHE GET IT IN THE THEATER?!?! WHY IS THE KID WITH A BAG ON HIS HEAD RUNNING UP AND DOWN THE AISLE?!?!?!
Then again that was in South Florida, which as we all know has it's own laws of physics... so some of that was kind of expected. Just. not. all. at the same time!
Allison's sparkly jacket is everything in this video
Riff Chick YES
Indeed. Want!
Riff Chick just noticed it
sequence clothing makes people look like old ladies from the 80's.
Riff Chick The Bye Bye man can't handle the sparkly
“Shitting your pants at ‘The Bye-Bye Man’ is the same as shitting your pants at ’Oversexed Rug-Suckers From Mars’.” - Brad Jones, 2017.
It wasn't until halfway through this review that I realized there's a fourth person in the backseat. Props to them for being that still for that long.
Oh hey cool it's Aaron on a vid of that movie he hates. Noice.
I just noticed it.
I’ve watched this video several times and I JUST NOW noticed them cause of your comment. Guess my mind auto assumed no one was there or just some stuff there, especially since that happened in other reviews. Lol
The Bye Bye Bye Man, starring Justin Timberlake.
haha I've seen Chris Struckm an Mahe a similar joke for this movie
Yeah I loved their joke titles.
North Bye Bye Northwest
As Time Goes Bye Bye Man
Don't Pass Me Bye Bye Man
Something To Remember Me Bye Bye Man
...man, this is fun
+nelson mandela Thanks but I'm pretty sure nobody wants to watch The Bye Bye Man
DontMindMeNow I hate how much I laughed at this joke.(eh, no I don't. I needed this laugh and am grateful. I'm simply mildly ashamed at how much I laughed at this joke. I disturbed the cat.) ;)
8:08 *"HAHAHAHAHAHA* -- What if this whole thing was like a con job..."
That was some of the sharpest mood whiplash I've ever seen 😆
The Bye-Bye Man 2: Murder Bye The Book
The Bye-Bye Man 3: Byeble Study
The Bye-Bye Man 4: Goes Offroad Byeking
The Bye Bye Man 5: Bye Bye's Revenge
The Bye Bye Man 6: Goodbye Warriors
The Bye Bye Man 7: The Bye Master
The Bye Bye Man 8: The Bye Child
The Bye Bye Man's Dead: The Final Goodbye
Bye Bye Man rebyet
Quincy Archer The Bye Bye Man 10: Bye Sexual
The Bye-Bye Man 11: Hi
Bye-bye man vs Annabelle: whoever wins, we won't care
This is WAY more entertaining than the movie. I also dig Brad's Bugs Bunny beanie and Allison's jacket.
That reminds me of the time when a friend of mine and myself went to see Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 on opening night. The theater was chock full of chatting teenagers, a lot of them looked like they were 12 years old. It was like a migraine headache in movie theater form. The movie was ultra confusing due to the constant never ending stream of 100 decibel chatter. When the movie was over I turned over to my friend and said, "I now know why Michael Myers kills." A week later I went to a different theater to see the movie again, this time in a quieter theater. The movie was still confusing. So I came to the conclusion that Rob Zombie's Halloween 2 was not really a good movie.
It took me so long to realize that was an ear flap on Brad's hat. I thought he had a raw chicken sausage glued on there for like two minutes.
Is that bye bye man in the right back seat?
He is the guest star. :D
Considering his website is featured in the description my guess would be that's phelous
Phelous' website is featured because he hosts Lupa's/Allison's videos as well as his own. no idea who is in the back, though. Could be Brad's gf, she doesn't like to appear on camera? hard to judge by just an arm lol
EDIT: I'm guessing it's Lettie(sp?), Brian's SO who also doesn't like being on camera.
the short black hair though
It's probably Leddie (or Lettie or Leddy possibly Letty) seeing as it looks like Brian's car and she sometimes sits completely silent and hidden in the backseat while they film midnight screenings.
my worst crowd was for Shin Godzilla. some soccer mom brought her brood of 5 children between 6-12, and everytime godzilla was on screen these children would laugh and scream, and during the slower parts with the political intrigue and such they would just chitchat about how boring it was and kick my seat. the mother didn't say a word to these kids the whole time. Best part was i was complaining about them to my friend in the parking lot, and it turns out they parked right next to us and the mother heard and was giving me this dirty stare. Stared right back at her like "bitch you fucking heard me" and she eventually pulled out and left.
moral of the story: leave your shitty kids at home.
God there was this kid when I saw Godzilla 2014 that was running around the theater. They left ten minutes in so thank god!
My worst audience was during Munich, the highly violent period piece about the kidnapping and brutal assassination of Israeli athletes in the 70's. Someone took kids and a BABY. To a midnight session, too!
Needless to say, the baby started to cry halfway through and then the kids picked it up. Someone got pissed, with good reason, and told the parents to take the kiddies home...a argument followed that later escalated into a full blown fight after the movie, complete with the police being called.
Since then, children under three are not even allowed in movies in my country. GOOD! NEVER TAKE BABIES TO MOVIES, DO NOT DO IT, DO NOT.
Man, that sucks. Good movie too, and on a limited release.
Well, they were right about it boring
Is it true that soccer moms are paid to have as many kids as possible?
I can tell you why it's only on one screen in town:
Because it's called "Bye Bye Man".
Can't wait for the sequel The Hey Hey Man.
Or the sup sup dude
The O Hai Mark Man
Benjamin Johnson The Tommy Wiseau would actually be terrifying though
Sounds like Robin Thicke
Hey Hey Hey.
The Hey Hey Hey Man, starring Fat Albert
When I first saw the poster for The Bye Bye Man, my first reaction was "Hobo Slender Man."
The Bye Bye Man sounds like something that was named by children.
Exactly, and a competent film maker could have realized and used that angle.
It's a name that screams, "we, the producers, just don't give a sh*t. You'll come see this movie no matter what we call it."
Because he should be coming after 4 or 5 year olds not kids that are like in college
Raz231000 But that would require them to give enough of a shit to find good child actors.
Film producer had his kid for the weekend.
Strokemon was scarier than this.
To be fair, Dikachu is one of the most terrifying things conceived by man.
Dikachu and it's fellow Wood Rocket alum Spongeknob Squarenuts are the things of nightmares. And just imagine the two of them having a three-way with E.T. from E.T. the Porno.
+Scott Thanks man, now I already know what nightmares will keep me from sleeping tonight.
Thanks for the nightmares!
Which one? There were 3 of those and I'm pretty sure the snob has removed most of them, of not all.
One of my favorite (if not my favorite) midnight screening review ever! Have watched this like 10 times, never gets out
I love seeing Brad reply to people's comments on every upload
Beneath that gorgeous hunk of a man is a very sassy core
Being an usher for this film was pain. Sorry you guys had to go through that. All PG-13 horror films do this.
brads bugs bunny hat is my spirit animal
Alison's sparkly disco ball jacket is my pooka
They should make the monster a female in the next one and call it "Girl, Bye".
SsnakeBite I think it'd be "Bitch, please"
Nicholas H girl, bye!
Lmao! @ SsnakeBite
Maybe Bye Girl.
Bye Felicia!
Their description of the audience is why I never watch horror movies in cinema.
TheHitherto Exactly.
Their description of the audience is why I only go to matinees in the middle of the week, a week or two after the movie has been out.
I've never had an experience that bad at ANY movie I've ever gone to.
I rarely have problems, but I did have a disturbing experience when I saw watchmen and a kid was there with his family. The kid was very clearly being traumatized. (and they would not fucking LEAVE!)
I love going on a weekday, early afternoon. I've gotten mutiple empty theaters that way. :)
You guys. I LOVE this review so much. I just got out of hospital again and feeling miserable, stuck in bed so decided to re-watch this one and I am literally laughing out loud. Thank you so much. Y'all are awesome.
this is why i go to movies at 4 pm on weekdays. me and a bunch of senior citizens at the early bird shows
SCWP514
I went to silence at 3pm yesterday and I was the youngest person in the theater by almost 30 years
SCWP514 Yeah my husband and I went to Arrival two days after it came out at 11am and nothing but old people. Loved it.
I went to the theater a lot in January and a good chunk of the time there were like crowds and buses of old people going to see La La Land
I mean you gotta get 'em out of the home every once in a while I guess
So this movie, The Farewell Farewell Chap... isn't good?
God it's been a while, I've forgotten how much I've missed January episodes of Midnight Screenings! This is hilarious!
Isn't The Bye Bye man just a version of Slenderman that couldn't get the right to use the name or likeness? Hell the literal trailers showed pictures straight from the original creepypasta but using the Bye Bye Man instead.
I only just realized there is a second person in the back seat
Shitty movie aside, that jacket is spectacular.
How many disco balls had to die to make that jacket??
John Smith Exactly the right amount.
I had a similar theater experience with Krampus. Literally EVERYONE in the theater was talking throughout the entire film, people were still filing into the theater 30 minutes in, on their phones, and asking questions out loud that could have been answered if they paid any attention to the movie. A large amount even started to walk out five minutes before the ending. It's probably best to avoid PG-13 rated horror movies at 7pm on a weekend.
I just noticed that Brad's hat has ears. I love it even more now!
Funnily enough the Bye Bye Man is played by Doug Jones who played Pan/the Pale Man in Pan's Labyrinth. Quite a step down.
he also played slenderman in the marble hornets movie that was in no way like marble hornets.
Wasn’t he also the Silver Surfer
@@randalgraves6979 Yes. He's also Guillermo del Toro's friend. Not only was he in Pan's Labyrinth, but he played the fish guy in both Hellboy and Shape of Water.
K
And the zombie guy from Hocus Pocus
I sat next to a 4 year old during the screening of Wolf Of Wall Street.
Did the kid enjoy the movie?
WheresPoochie nah, he was bouncing around and the parents where trying to calm him down. I am prepared to see him on the news in 10 years, getting arrested, stating "I sat next to him during the screening of Wolf of Wall Street. I wonder if that has a hand to do with his arrest?"
That movie was rated R wasn't it? How did they let the kid in?
Kids can be let into any R-rated film as long as they are accompanied by somebody 17 or over.
WheresPoochie What. Like, I knew the rule but I thought it was more like "If you're 13-16 you need someone 17+ to watch it with you. But if you're like, 4 you're not going to see Murder Rape Hacksaw IV. No sir, I put my foot down."
Someone brought a baby to Django Unchained.
Wow. Just wow
I recall Brad telling a story in a review about someone bringing a five year old to 8mm.
I saw Where Eagles Dare when I was 6 years old. Gave me nightmares about falling off cable car for a while.
Someone brought their toddler to see _Terminator: Dark Fate_ in the viewing I went to. When future Dani said _"Fuck fate!",_ that same toddler outwardly repeated that. The toddler literally said "fuck fate" and the whole theater laughed. And regardless of whatever your thoughts were on _Terminator: Dark Fate,_ the movie is STILL rated R and I think there's are some R rated films you should NOT take toddlers to see.
@@cjkalandek996 I agree. And I recall someone bringing a baby to Guardians Of The Galaxy 2, and that baby kept crying throughout the god damn previews.
The Bye-Bye Man sounds like a name of a Spy Kids villain
Lol, I'm glad you guys are in Springfield. When this happened in Memphis, TN there were fights in the parking lot. But no gunshots, so yay?
Nice jacket, Allison!
Bringing some of that 80's flair to The Bye Bye Man!
did she come back from a Bruno mars music video?
Every time I see Brad and Allison are together I remember Cinema Snob accidently punching Obscurist Lupa in the snoz at the end of their review of Asylums version of Sherlock Holmes.
That summary at the end deserves a standing ovation, incredible.
It must be really hard for the hidden person in the backseat to hold his laughter.
It was amazing hearing you rant for half an hour.
The second I heard they cut this from a hard R to a soft PG-13, I knew I wasn't in for this movie. I think the worst audience I ever saw a movie with was Son of the Mask. You know an audience has to be bad when you wish they'd shut the fuck up during a horrible movie.
Tobias Christopher you saw that in theaters? you poor soul.
Why would you watch that on theathres. I feel bad for you.
There were annoying kids behind me in Fan4stic, but when Doctor Doom started exploding heads they shut up. That was almost worth it.
Tobias Christopher. I've luckily never had a movie experience like these, but during I Robot there was a very small girl who started screaming cause their mom left. Then I was told to shut up during Vantage Point because I was laughing when the screen went black, those would be my worst viewings.
I had someone tell me to stop laughing during Looney Tunes: Back in Action.
The ICUP Man
The I'm-Not-Touching-You Man
A ghost that technically isn't touching you, but gets as close as possible until you flee out of annoyance and trip out a an open window. The excorsists can do nothing, because he's not actually doing anything evil!
thedudeguy15
Don't spell it! Don't spell it Nigga!
😏
Allison's jacket looks like a Michael Jackson glove
I am now so, so glad the theater I work at isn't getting the Bye Bye Man. I do have to watch the trailer a dozen or so times a day in the lobby, so that's all the experience I think I need with this movie. Thank you all for letting us laugh at your pain.
that guy in the backseat has the superpower of staying still
I have been to so many opening nights and big teen film events and I've never in my life seen a police officer there to keep tabs on people. Holy SHIT that must have been a horrible crowd. You guys definitely deserved those free passes.
So, basically, it's Candyman, but he's white and has a stand? 😂
The sequel should just be called, "Give us your money, you mindless, popcorn-eating f*ckers."
from the movie, "Idiocracy": "And that's all it was for 90 minutes. It won eight Oscars that year, including best screenplay."
THERE'S A FOURTH PERSON IN THE CAR! Brad's girlfriend, you are a saint dealing with the Sing Audience and now Bye Bye Man
Perhaps you should laser blast him
Vonchy Alison is not Brad's girlfriend, she's Phelan's girlfriend. The other person in the car is Leddie, Brian's wife.
I feel sorry for you guys. Why can't theaters have signs that say "Don't be rowdy. Be polite." or have a bumper like the one for no smoking, no recording, or texting. That like rule one at a theater, sit down and shut up!
Ryan G I gotta say, I've gone to movies accompanying somebody who yells any of his big reactions to a film.
Now I am literally in another country.
I've been to a movie where the person in front of me texted throughout the ENTIRE movie and I was really close to to grabbing the phone, throwing it, and starting a fight. If the ad in front of the movie that says "Turn off your cell phone" doesn't work, then I doubt they will stop.
+Ryan G Well if ushers (No, not the singer. Shame on you) were still a thing to patrol the theater, there wouldn't be much of a problem with audiences. Anyone who'd make a ruckus would be removed/kicked out so others could enjoy the film.
Oh, ushers still exist. Who do you think cleans up all the shit people leave behind after they trash a theater? Thing is, no theater is going to hire someone to babysit every showing on every screen just to catch people being assholes. Hell, even bigger theaters (with 10+ screens) rarely have dedicated ushers, just to keep costs down. It's incumbent upon the audience to inform the staff of these things if they annoy you that badly.
Also whatever happened of that trope we see in movies and tv where a character would say something in a movie theater and immediately get shushed by the audience. That need to come back.
The pg-13 rating in horror movies is the most annoying thing ever. I feel like the industry is holding back just so they can grab more money from the younger audiences, thus making the movies more sinister like instead of being more gorey.
Sinister was rated R :/
I didn't mean the actual movie, I meant movies that are more ghost orientated instead of having actual violence.
Yep yep and more yep wth that
A sinister movie can be done amazing well. if you know what you are doing. I actually can find a horror story like this way scarier then a bloody horror movie.
The problem is you actually need to be smart to make a good one cause the horror needs to be done with real mind games and letting the audiences imagination go into over drive. Plus you can't just explain everything. And have the ghost actually do something scary; like poltergeist making that one guy rip his own face off.
Gore does not equal scary either.
is that Phelan sitting next to Allison or do they just have a dead body sitting in the car with them?
Its brads wife
Ene-Chan actually it’s Letty, Brian’s wife. Brad wasn’t married yet.
My brother had the exact same audience experience with this film when his friends pulled him along to see it and I remember him being so pissed.
the Hash-Slinging Slasher is a more dignified horror name
SOMEONE DID ONE OF THOSE POSTER EDITS FOR THE HASH-SLINGING SLASHER FUCKING YES
nice review but it only took me 6 or 7 minutes before i noticed there were four of you in the car lol
It's Brian's wife who doesn't like to be on camera.
Actually its not his wife. Its Phelous.
You can see his hair.
I am pretty sure that it is Dave. He has worn the same jacket in reviews before.
I'm pretty sure that scared me more than this movie scared anybody
I watched this like 3 times and never noticed before
I think the closest I've ever come to a bad audience was Frozen II. The building was doing a one-day discount and all the theaters in it were really small, so I was in a sea of little kids and parents all talking, laughing and singing through the whole thing. Thankfully it was my second time seeing it, so I didn't miss much.
Carrie-Ann Moss? Doug Jones? Faye Dunaway was in this too apparently! What was the script to "The Bye Bye Man" just too appealing?
Pretty creative name for a movie. "The Bye Bye Man"
Worse audience then Transformers 3? Whoa. You were really really pissed in that review.
Also always- nice to see Alison
this review did not disappoint as soon as i saw the commercial for this movie i knew they would do a video on it and it would be great
I've been waiting for this review since Friday! Lol
My guy has broken the Guinness record for saying "like" that many times in one video.....BUT I DIG HIM!! keep it up.
Bye Bye Miss American Pie Man
"Hey, Scotty!"
"Bye Bye Man!"
*freeze frame but horrible shit happens*
I didn't realize there was someone directly behind Brad in the backseat until nine minutes into the review.
Can't wait for the sequel:
The Bye Bye Bye Man, staring N*SYNC.
In the UK, with a gorgeous tiny country cinema (reworked from a pre-war theatre). We have wine and coffee there.
Some kids tried to act like in your movie once (at '300'). We turned around and TOLD them to shut up during the sex scene. They shrank down in their seats and stayed quiet for the rest of the movie 😂😎
Cat Treadwell That's rather rude.
Cat Treadwell You shouldn't speak to children like that.
@@RUclipssuckscockwhy not? Their parents obviously never instilled any manners or discipline into them.
Guess they must have been "benefits babies".
Bye Bye Hard 2: Bye Bye Harder; Bye Bye Hard With A Vengeance; Live Free Or Bye Bye Hard.
Ciaran Statham A Good Day to Bye Bye Hard
Or as Brad would call it Eat Shit and Bye Bye Hard.
"I can sit on the keyboard and get SOMETHING (from the search engine)..."
Anyone with a cat and a computer can attest to the truth of this statement.
People using flashlight in a movie hall drives me crazy. Like the light from the screen is not enough for these blind people.
I just got an ad for Bye Bye Man before this.
I always thought stuff like that happening was a myth.
I love the From Dusk till Dawn references
So, this monster is basically that candle guy from Freakazoid but shitty?
Candle Jack? Nah, I don't think s
Dr.ErikNefarious more like candyman but without mirrors, and talent
Please let Allison know that I love her jacket.
The Bye Bye man was directed by a woman named Stacy Title. Her last work was a 2006 movie called Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror. She only has two other moves to her name, both released in the mid-90s. Were we really expecting anything with this shit?
And it was written by her husband/three time Survivor contestant Jonathan Penner.
I had this exact theater experience when I saw It Follows, and I have never been angrier in my life.
I used to love going to see movies at midnight screenings or opening weekends, but given todays audience I always go on a weekday. My work schedule means I can go during a matinee and that rules out the stupid abortions who need to go to school, and the "adults" who have to work morning hours. My movie time is spent with older peeps who are respectful.
The Bye Bye Man,
Candyman's special little stepbrother.
can we talk about Allison's disco jacket. i want one so badly.
I'm hoping Split, Get Out, and Raw deliver. It would be nice to see some legitimately good horror movies come out in the first quarter of the year.
Max Nobel some early reviewers I read were quite in both Raw's and Split's corner, so I'm pretty ready for them.
Max Nobel. I think Split will be decent, especially with James Mcavoy.
Well,. both Raw and Split got good reviews so far, especially Raw.
+zerocool0510. Really? I heard about Raw and thought it would get trashed, I haven't heard anything about Get Out.
was that phelous pretending not to exist in the backseat?
I was bored out of my mind, nothing on tv, too broke to go to a bar. I went to see this. Most awesome 2 other people in a theater ever. Me and this teenage couple just sat and mocked this movie the entire time.
Gotta love going to a movie with a bunch of kids in the audience. Although I mostly have problems with like groups of guys in their 30s who always seem to laugh at the weirdest times.
Wait, people in the audience were gabbling about going to church and praying to Jesus to save them from the Bye Bye Man?
...
Do these people have no concept of movies?
They probably think War Room is a true life documentary...
Well, if I watched God's Not Dead, I'd think about asking the Bye Bye Man to save me from their version of Jesus
There was a kid in the theater when my dad and I went to see "Saw 6" in 2009. That kid's probably an adult now,cause the kid looked like they were between the ages of 5 to 7
There was an ad for a Pure Flix-esque movie in the middle of this, lol. Thanks RUclips.
Allison Come on that jacket belongs to ABBA & everyone knows it. You stole it. Now I realise that we can all be tempted to be the Dancing Queen. Still I think it would be best for everyone involved if you just went back to the 70´ties & said sorry & gave it back.
No one will benefit from 70´ties fashion making a return...Trust me
Yes, you're right, no one will benefit from 70 foot ties making a return.
Have you seen the teenagers today? They all look like fuckwits, all because some ass hat wore a small Hawaiian shirt unironically .
Jackson Shanahan Well personally I wear my hat with sarcasm, my shirt with sincerity, my pants like a Bauss!! & my briefs with fidelity...cause you know you owe a woman that
They do the same with suit pants and it looks fucking stupid, what's worse is that it's not even like they're hipsters who got that shit from a cheap store, it's fucking mainstream. The fashion companies are plugging the shit out of that style.
Kids today wearing emo jeans? Sure, if by today you mean 10 years ago.
Who would have guessed that the review of Bye Bye Man would be the greatest review this channel has ever done?
It seems like this theatre experience was the real ticket worthy show.
I had a similar, albeit smaller, experience at my screening of The Gallows. But I didn't get free passes, that happened later, when I saw PA-Ghost Dimension & the 3D didn't work. Oh, & also at one of the "Horrorfest-8 films to die for" events when the machinery didn't work.
I looked up in Wikipedia who directed this movie, Stacy Title.
She was, believe it or not, an Oscar-nominated director (the nomination was for a short film she did in '93 called Down on the Waterfront). The Bye Bye Man would unfortunately be her final film before passing away in early 2021 from ALS. She had one more film in the works called Walking Time Bomb, but was left unfinished on account of her illness and eventual death.
These not-so-fun facts just make this movie retrospectively even worse than it already is. :(
Maybe they thought it was The Bye Bye Felicia Man
It took me 10 minutes to see that the bye bye man was next to allison...
The bye bye man could have worked as like a lore around slaves escaping the south through the Baltimore railroad (like Frederick Douglass). Maybe the bye bye man was an infamous slave catcher that collected coins for his bounties. Bye bye could be a corruption of the slave creole word babay, which also meant goodbye., or Bebe, which meant mute (like you can't speak his name). You'd have the librarian with an autobiography of her great grandma (who was a literate slave) telling the story about her encounter with the bye bye man. His real name was a closely guarded secret and he tortured slaves to make sure they never spoke his name.
I dunno why, but I want the "Bye Bye Mans" theme song to be N'Sync "Bye Bye"
Sounds like the train is a cousin of the truck that haunts Nicholas Cage.
I had no idea someone was sitting next to her in the back seat.
JohnBlack2345 It's the Bye Bye Man