Hayley: “There is no right or wrong way to grieve. Also Hayley in the next scene: “She made a miniature of her mom in the hospital? Thats kind of insane!” 😂😂😂
Hayley: This Family seems so nice, sweet and normal. Me: At what point. I mean not once in the whole movie did I ever have the feeling like anything about them is normal, let alone nice and sweet.
In her dream sequence when she said " I didn't I was trying to save you" she subconsciously knew all along her son would eventually be possessed like her brother that's why she wanted to have a miscarriage
I usually don't love when a channel brings on new faces, kind of throws me off, but these two wonderful women are slaying the reactions! Like they are both so insightful and Ms. Thing here is so entertaining to watch!! You are making this channel 100× better and more genuine 🥰🥰
"this whole family needs therapy." yep. that pretty much sums up this movie in one sentence. aside from that, there's so much amazing symbolism and foreshadowing in this movie. for instance, if you go back to the first scene of Peter in class they were talking about Heracles and whether his story is more tragic or less tragic since he had no choice over the outcome. it directly parallels the journey this family goes on because from the very beginning, they were put on this path by the cult and they had no choice in the matter, which makes it more tragic because they could do nothing except watch as they became victims in their own demise. the symbolism of the doll houses/miniatures was also part of this as they were like dolls, trapped in this story and there was nothing they could do to stop it. Ari Aster truly is a genius. great reaction Hayley! ❤
“This is a very nice lady, actually.” 😬🤣 I have a weird love/hate relationship with this movie. It’s so disturbing and hard to watch, but the quality of the writing, acting, and directing is top-notch! (Also, it’s permanently scarred me 😂 Dark corners freak me out at night to this day because I keep thinking about the people creepily lurking in the darkness in this movie)
Sadness and trauma are horrifying experience for some. General audiences think horror has to be knives stabbing, ghosts in the corner, etc. Filmmakers who thinning outside of the box push the envelope. One of my favorite horror films, is about loneliness, "Synechdoche, NY". It's not marketed as horror whatsoever, the only reason I know it's considered because the writer/director Charlie Kaufman said in interview the studios asked him to make a horror movie and had no interest in making a typical predicable horror film. He decided loneliness was scary. It's a drama, but buried in it's heart is the fear of being alone. Man's first instinct is to survive. Man's second instinct is to be wanted.
Btw I didn’t realize until much later but it looks like that Charlie was never herself since birth. I thought Charlie was herself and they let her be until the ritual was completed were they merge Charlie and Paimon together into Peter’s body. But I was wrong she always possess by Paimom. (Mom said “you never cried even when you were born”). Charlie does show some symptoms that go in hand with Autism and the clicking is just a tick when stressful situations happen. Charlie is an unique character so she is hard to understand by just watching the movie one time 😅
The symbolism is so on point in this. A few times you see one of Annie’s miniatures which is built to look like a broken Home built into a loving home showing her trauma from her life but our interpretation as the audience is a loving family dragged into hell. Such a masterpiece
Random, but another really good movie with Toni Collette is Little Miss Sunshine. All star cast and one of my personal favorite movies. Has a good overall message at the end too. This movie was really freaky when I first saw it. I also watched a Hereditary explained video to get more out of it and realized I missed a lot. hah
@@boboca20 agreed and another favorite of mine which is one of my favorite movies with Sam Rockwell is The Way Way Back. Coming-of-age story about a boy and the situation he is in. It doesn't get enough love
This is a masterpiece in suspense. The way everything is built up creates a terror that would not exist if it was filled with jump scares. Similar to the way The Exorcist creates an atmosphere for the movie’s use of gore disturbing scenes. There’s probably scarier movies than those two but what they do, they do exceptionally. Great job!
I love horror movies and very rarely does a movie get to me, but this one did the first time I watched it. The scene where Charlie dies freaked me out as much as the scene in "The Exorcist" where Regan had the crucifix.
This is a movie you don’t want to watch again but you have to in order for you to get the little things leading up to the climax. It’s not scary to me per se but more disturbing.
Imagine a Camel's walking sound. Their toes makes that when walking on hard ground. That's the sound Charlie makes. Get it. This is a masterpiece of a movie. I love those movies which respects their audience to understand the movie without unnecessary exposition. And this is one of the best of them.
Oh yes. They don't make movies like this anymore. I love the fact that from the beginning Charlie was actually Paimon. Paimon is a craftsman and he's actually a demon first coined in the book "The lesser key of Solomon". Paimon likes to possess male host and rides in a camel. And Paimon decorates his ride with decapitated heads. I just love every aspect of this movie used all this notes and really presented it in the film.
@@whitenoisereacts Milly said she got bruises on her side from leaning out the car window so much. And the head that hit the pole was an animatronic Charlie that they molded out of Milly. And Alex literally broke his jaw slamming his face on his desk and he actually broke his nose from that.
Actually, the tongue clicking sound is used by camel riders to command the camels, like to call them to their side, or tell them to stop or speed up. and Paimon is one of the 72 demons in the Ars Goatia, which is an ancient occult book. i saw someone point it out, just thought i could give some insight.
Just want to say I really enjoy your movie reactions! You seem really kind and thoughtful, and your thoughts on the movies you watch are always interesting and reveal some new insights for me to think about. Keep up the great work!!!
Stoned + stressed about her anaphalaxis + sudden massive trauma == shock. Like people who get into massive wrecks and just sort of wander around the streets not knowing where they are. His brain went to autopilot mode and took him home. Thats why he just lays there the rest of the night staring.
I saw this film once in the cinema and to be honest I walked out feeling like it was a drama/horror depiction of mental illness - I didn’t see it as a haunting/cult type film. As I say, I’ve only seen it once and I haven’t seen anyone else say they saw the film that way though…so that could have been my strange interpretation! 😅
Oh god!! I remember watching this movie alone in my room, and even though I enjoy horror movies and have seen quite a few, I couldn't watch this one with the lights off, lmao. Also, am I the only one who still sometimes get spooked by just the opening logos of horror movies? xd
Okay, I just have to ask: What on earth is "low-key horrifying?" Is that like horrifying, but only in a really mild way, in which case it's not actually horrifying, but rather just slightly unnerving?
Oh I love this movie. First time I saw in theaters with my younger sister she was 17 and I was 23. We both love horror movies so we were excited about this. We watch it in a room with low audience room since we went at an earlier time. It was scary as hell but my sister also loved the movie. After it was release for purchase we watched it a couple of more times. But I haven’t dared to watch it alone 😂
Horror films don't scare me, it's the film maker in me but this film disturbed me more than any other film I can think off. It is also one of those films that you can watch over and over and pick up on something you missed.
I've honestly been enjoying your reactions a lot but I'm afraid you'll be scarred for life if you keep seeing a lot of scary stuff, you're too good for this world 😅. But honest, your reactions are great ☺.
Paimon was originally meant to posses Annie's dad or brother, but both men killed themselves before he could do so. Presumably, they both realised what Annie's mom was trying to do, but were written off as mentally ill. The cult were stuck with what to do, so Annie's mom bullied her into having children. Annie on some level knows any children she has will be doomed (hence why she tried to have a miscarriage and tried to kill them when sleepwalking) and so kept Peter away but caved to letting Charlie know her grandma. As a result, Charlie was possesed as a baby by Paimon. TL;DR Charlie is Paimon. But Paimon doesn't want to be a girl. So the witches created this convolted plan to put Paimon in Peter, which succeeds at the end. The tragedy with Annie is: 1. She genuinely loves her kids, but wasn't raised in a loving home and struggles to be a good parent. Her violent behaviour (trying to kill her kids) was her trying to 'save them' quite sincerely. 2. She said at the start that she 'is blamed'. And she is. But really she was just like a doll in a doll house controlled by higher forces.
The only thing that confused me is how his mother got from the hallway under the ladder to the attic to in the attic itself on the ceiling. This film is brilliantly executed but truly bone chilling and disturbing. The performances all around were magnificent.
Was wondering what was going to be today's reaction! I know I'm probably one of the few who really didn't enjoy this movie at all. I didn't even finish watching it. It was just way too disturbing and I couldn't see the reason for any of it. Nothing against Haley or the channel though. Just adding my two cents opinion 😂
Hayley, I loved your reaction, especially about the beheading. Why not say something? How scared do you have to be? But.. I would die on the spot from emotional stress of what to say. I really wouldn't know. But this movie... It's like my Seinfeld moment with Elaine and The English Patient. I don't get why it's scary or good. I don't like it.
True but also Charlie would’ve still died because the grandmother had already sacrificed herself and set the family up to be sacrificed too. So her deciding to send Charlie to the party was probably the cult manipulating their decisions to get the ritual going.
What is your favorite horror movie? Which one should Hayley watch next??
Wow that’s hard the first one that came to mind was the decent
The Ring is one I'd always recommend
Midsommar
As above so below
Try The Lost Boys. That was was very funny but darkly humorous.
Hayley: “There is no right or wrong way to grieve.
Also Hayley in the next scene: “She made a miniature of her mom in the hospital? Thats kind of insane!”
😂😂😂
Lmao 😂😂
The decapitation theme exist because Paimon collects heads. He rides a camel in hell carrying a bunch of heads. I think it’s jewelry to him.
This movie is actually scary, Toni Collette deserved an Oscar.
Everyone complains when a movie is predictable, and they also complain when they don't know where it's going.
Hayley: This Family seems so nice, sweet and normal.
Me: At what point. I mean not once in the whole movie did I ever have the feeling like anything about them is normal, let alone nice and sweet.
lmao
I mean they don't come off as exactly rude people. They come off as extremely broken and traumatized. Cursed if you will.
In her dream sequence when she said " I didn't I was trying to save you" she subconsciously knew all along her son would eventually be possessed like her brother that's why she wanted to have a miscarriage
"I'm pretty new to horror movies in general." - Oh boy.
"I tend to get spooked very easily." - OH BOI 👀
I usually don't love when a channel brings on new faces, kind of throws me off, but these two wonderful women are slaying the reactions! Like they are both so insightful and Ms. Thing here is so entertaining to watch!! You are making this channel 100× better and more genuine 🥰🥰
🙏thanks!! We will keep it coming
"this whole family needs therapy." yep. that pretty much sums up this movie in one sentence.
aside from that, there's so much amazing symbolism and foreshadowing in this movie. for instance, if you go back to the first scene of Peter in class they were talking about Heracles and whether his story is more tragic or less tragic since he had no choice over the outcome. it directly parallels the journey this family goes on because from the very beginning, they were put on this path by the cult and they had no choice in the matter, which makes it more tragic because they could do nothing except watch as they became victims in their own demise. the symbolism of the doll houses/miniatures was also part of this as they were like dolls, trapped in this story and there was nothing they could do to stop it. Ari Aster truly is a genius. great reaction Hayley! ❤
He was in shock after his sister got decapitated. Shock disables logic.
I’ve just come to the conclusion that Joan probably sacrificed her son and grandson by drowning. I haven’t seen anyone point that out just yet:
Oh shit duh 😳 oh that's so scary to realize
WAIT omg
Or maybe she never had a grandson named Louie and was conjuring Paimon instead of him
(Not my theory)
@@ju2545 yea I don't get why she wouldn't use her son or grandson for the possession instead
“This is a very nice lady, actually.” 😬🤣
I have a weird love/hate relationship with this movie. It’s so disturbing and hard to watch, but the quality of the writing, acting, and directing is top-notch! (Also, it’s permanently scarred me 😂 Dark corners freak me out at night to this day because I keep thinking about the people creepily lurking in the darkness in this movie)
Sadness and trauma are horrifying experience for some. General audiences think horror has to be knives stabbing, ghosts in the corner, etc. Filmmakers who thinning outside of the box push the envelope. One of my favorite horror films, is about loneliness, "Synechdoche, NY". It's not marketed as horror whatsoever, the only reason I know it's considered because the writer/director Charlie Kaufman said in interview the studios asked him to make a horror movie and had no interest in making a typical predicable horror film. He decided loneliness was scary. It's a drama, but buried in it's heart is the fear of being alone. Man's first instinct is to survive. Man's second instinct is to be wanted.
Btw I didn’t realize until much later but it looks like that Charlie was never herself since birth. I thought Charlie was herself and they let her be until the ritual was completed were they merge Charlie and Paimon together into Peter’s body. But I was wrong she always possess by Paimom. (Mom said “you never cried even when you were born”). Charlie does show some symptoms that go in hand with Autism and the clicking is just a tick when stressful situations happen. Charlie is an unique character so she is hard to understand by just watching the movie one time 😅
The symbolism is so on point in this. A few times you see one of Annie’s miniatures which is built to look like a broken Home built into a loving home showing her trauma from her life but our interpretation as the audience is a loving family dragged into hell. Such a masterpiece
Watching her react to ANYTHING makes me smile 😁
Aww
girl you are so brave watching this movie alone. it took me a loong time to find the perfect time and partners to watch this
😂😂it’s a wild ride!!
I just watched this recently with a friend too! I can't imagine watching it alone lol.
Everything else aside, this film is very mentally oppressive. It bears down on its watchers. That's the mark of a good thriller.
I watched this alone in 2019 i think. Duuuude it was dreading! Felt like Its the longest 2 hours of my life 😭
You took this movie very well for someone who isn’t used to horror movies
Random, but another really good movie with Toni Collette is Little Miss Sunshine. All star cast and one of my personal favorite movies. Has a good overall message at the end too. This movie was really freaky when I first saw it. I also watched a Hereditary explained video to get more out of it and realized I missed a lot. hah
Little miss sunshine should be a must for every reactor lol
@@boboca20 agreed and another favorite of mine which is one of my favorite movies with Sam Rockwell is The Way Way Back. Coming-of-age story about a boy and the situation he is in. It doesn't get enough love
I love little miss sunshine! Such an underrated classic
Man.. two movies about a highly dysfunctional family but two VERY different vibes. 😂
This is a masterpiece in suspense. The way everything is built up creates a terror that would not exist if it was filled with jump scares. Similar to the way The Exorcist creates an atmosphere for the movie’s use of gore disturbing scenes. There’s probably scarier movies than those two but what they do, they do exceptionally.
Great job!
I love horror movies and very rarely does a movie get to me, but this one did the first time I watched it. The scene where Charlie dies freaked me out as much as the scene in "The Exorcist" where Regan had the crucifix.
This is a movie you don’t want to watch again but you have to in order for you to get the little things leading up to the climax. It’s not scary to me per se but more disturbing.
The tongue clicking is the way Paimon makes his camel (vessel) move.
Hayley’s cuteness and being scared at the same time 🥹
Poor Haley 🤣🥴 She always has to see the worst! Between this and The Haunting of Hill House lol Hugs to you girl!! 🖤
The head scene had me speechless in the theatre
Imagine a Camel's walking sound. Their toes makes that when walking on hard ground. That's the sound Charlie makes. Get it. This is a masterpiece of a movie. I love those movies which respects their audience to understand the movie without unnecessary exposition. And this is one of the best of them.
Omg…that’s all sorta of horrible
Oh yes. They don't make movies like this anymore. I love the fact that from the beginning Charlie was actually Paimon. Paimon is a craftsman and he's actually a demon first coined in the book "The lesser key of Solomon". Paimon likes to possess male host and rides in a camel. And Paimon decorates his ride with decapitated heads. I just love every aspect of this movie used all this notes and really presented it in the film.
@@whitenoisereacts Milly said she got bruises on her side from leaning out the car window so much. And the head that hit the pole was an animatronic Charlie that they molded out of Milly. And Alex literally broke his jaw slamming his face on his desk and he actually broke his nose from that.
Actually, the tongue clicking sound is used by camel riders to command the camels, like to call them to their side, or tell them to stop or speed up. and Paimon is one of the 72 demons in the Ars Goatia, which is an ancient occult book. i saw someone point it out, just thought i could give some insight.
"This is a really nice lady, actually"🤣🤣😂🙂🤣🙂🤣🙂🤣😂🙂🤣🤣😂🙂🙂
Just want to say I really enjoy your movie reactions! You seem really kind and thoughtful, and your thoughts on the movies you watch are always interesting and reveal some new insights for me to think about. Keep up the great work!!!
Hayley, bestie you are braver than I am! Can’t believe you watched this alone!!!
Isn’t she?? Lol
This movie will mess you up for life!
Stoned + stressed about her anaphalaxis + sudden massive trauma == shock. Like people who get into massive wrecks and just sort of wander around the streets not knowing where they are. His brain went to autopilot mode and took him home. Thats why he just lays there the rest of the night staring.
I saw this film once in the cinema and to be honest I walked out feeling like it was a drama/horror depiction of mental illness - I didn’t see it as a haunting/cult type film. As I say, I’ve only seen it once and I haven’t seen anyone else say they saw the film that way though…so that could have been my strange interpretation! 😅
Love your reaction (Thank you for allowing us to watch along with you).
Oh the attic
oh this takes me back. White Noise Reacts - Insidious, 100 views , cool ambient horror lighting. that was my first video from the channel.
😂😂thanks for staying that long!
Multiple times saying "not scary" while wearing only one headphone🤣
This movie is crazy
been waiting for this reaction on your channel 👍
“This is a very nice lady”..👀
5:24 If you can't see the specter of grandma, you need to calibrate the brightness levels of your monitor.
So glad you reacted to this! The low bass tone in many scenes was very unsettling to me.
Oh god!! I remember watching this movie alone in my room, and even though I enjoy horror movies and have seen quite a few, I couldn't watch this one with the lights off, lmao.
Also, am I the only one who still sometimes get spooked by just the opening logos of horror movies? xd
Okay, I just have to ask: What on earth is "low-key horrifying?" Is that like horrifying, but only in a really mild way, in which case it's not actually horrifying, but rather just slightly unnerving?
Oh I love this movie. First time I saw in theaters with my younger sister she was 17 and I was 23. We both love horror movies so we were excited about this. We watch it in a room with low audience room since we went at an earlier time. It was scary as hell but my sister also loved the movie. After it was release for purchase we watched it a couple of more times. But I haven’t dared to watch it alone 😂
Horror films don't scare me, it's the film maker in me but this film disturbed me more than any other film I can think off. It is also one of those films that you can watch over and over and pick up on something you missed.
I totally forgot that Alex Wolff from the Naked Brothers Band is in this movie.
If you ever watch "Handmaid's tale" and think, why is one of the antagonists, Aunt Lydia familiar. She's from "Hereditary".
This movie is in another level, it is so good. I really loved it also I loved your reactions 😍
The boys should have watched this one too, they're great at spotting the background easter eggs
I watch this on the theater by my self. Big mistake couldn’t sleep for days 😂
You are incredibly brave for watching this alone in the dark! 😱😱😱😱😄
Also with the red lights behind you😂.
adding Hayley and the other girl (sorry I cant remember your name I'm tired) is so refreshing and they are so awesome to watch react
Aww thanks. That was the plan
Joan just said everyone needs to be in the house, she didn't say they have to take part in the seance.
I've honestly been enjoying your reactions a lot but I'm afraid you'll be scarred for life if you keep seeing a lot of scary stuff, you're too good for this world 😅. But honest, your reactions are great ☺.
Thanks for the reaction!
4:17 I love how quick you changed 😆
This is very very amazing horror movie. And incredible reaction.
Paimon was originally meant to posses Annie's dad or brother, but both men killed themselves before he could do so. Presumably, they both realised what Annie's mom was trying to do, but were written off as mentally ill.
The cult were stuck with what to do, so Annie's mom bullied her into having children. Annie on some level knows any children she has will be doomed (hence why she tried to have a miscarriage and tried to kill them when sleepwalking) and so kept Peter away but caved to letting Charlie know her grandma. As a result, Charlie was possesed as a baby by Paimon.
TL;DR Charlie is Paimon.
But Paimon doesn't want to be a girl. So the witches created this convolted plan to put Paimon in Peter, which succeeds at the end.
The tragedy with Annie is:
1. She genuinely loves her kids, but wasn't raised in a loving home and struggles to be a good parent. Her violent behaviour (trying to kill her kids) was her trying to 'save them' quite sincerely.
2. She said at the start that she 'is blamed'. And she is. But really she was just like a doll in a doll house controlled by higher forces.
there's no Hill House reaction for this week? not complaining tho cuz I love Hereditary
Grandma breastfed Charlie to transfer the demon to her but the demon wanted a male host to grant the riches to the cult 🕵️♂️
The only thing that confused me is how his mother got from the hallway under the ladder to the attic to in the attic itself on the ceiling. This film is brilliantly executed but truly bone chilling and disturbing. The performances all around were magnificent.
He's in shock.
It made me feel like there is a cult somewhere out there. That this isn't far from real.
Awesome reaction!
“Everyone needs to go to therapy in this movie…OMG!” 😂
that movie is amazing and your reactions are excellent. I'd completely forgotten about the dog! Not the dog!
have you reacted to the Blair Witch Project? The filming is interesting and its pretty eerie!
The decision to go to the party with charlie was very stupid from mom!
I was wondering if the new Tim Burton show ‘Wednesday’ was on your guys’ radar? If not, highly recommend!!
It definitely is!!!
Johnny depp has announced he will return for another pirates of the Caribbean movie thank god
Paimon one of the 8 Demons of Hell.
why wont it play even when i click i understand the type of content here. It just takes me to the next video
I just watched Nope by Jordan Peele, I highly recommend!
Paimon is a demon not a God
This was awesome, Haley was such a badass! I would love to see everyone else's reaction though... Too much to ask maybe? x.x
We’ve already watched it. It’s on the channel
@@whitenoisereacts will check out imediatly!
Watch RRR it's a worldwide phenomenon
love
Do gremlins 2 the new batch
@White Noise Reacts She needs to watch MIDSOMMAR
Girl, the film is about demon possession. Not charly, not god, not god from hell whatever that is XD
Was wondering what was going to be today's reaction!
I know I'm probably one of the few who really didn't enjoy this movie at all. I didn't even finish watching it. It was just way too disturbing and I couldn't see the reason for any of it. Nothing against Haley or the channel though. Just adding my two cents opinion 😂
No it totally was! Hoping the reaction is entertaining tho
I love your reactions!
Hayley cute asl!
Ur playback is too dark, I couldn't see fake grandma in the dark room at all, when Annie turns off her bedroom light.
Don't trust anyone in horror movies!
That’s so true 😂
why the hell does youtube have a content warning for this?
Hayley, I loved your reaction, especially about the beheading. Why not say something? How scared do you have to be? But.. I would die on the spot from emotional stress of what to say. I really wouldn't know. But this movie... It's like my Seinfeld moment with Elaine and The English Patient. I don't get why it's scary or good. I don't like it.
😂😂
This movie is 🫣🤯🤯🤯
I came for a reaction, what I got was so so commentary. There’s a difference. You should retitle this as such.
Got it. “So So commentary” coming up
If the mom didn't send Charlie To the party with her brother, then none of this would have happened
Moral of the story: Always have an EpiPen on hand.
Yes it would have. Just not in the timeline it did. Joan obviously had a plan.
@@GMDTurbo totally. Because everyone can afford to shell out $750 for something with a super short shelf life that you likely won’t need to use anyway
True but also Charlie would’ve still died because the grandmother had already sacrificed herself and set the family up to be sacrificed too. So her deciding to send Charlie to the party was probably the cult manipulating their decisions to get the ritual going.
@@Hey_Jamie Actually it’s around 125 to 400 dollars depending on the pharmacy. Do your research before getting salty about something next time.