FIRST TIME WATCHING: Hereditary... this is actually so disturbing
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@@wendymartinez4873 that movie broke me as a kid
Fantastic!
Toni Collette should have received dozens of Oscars by now. She’s incredible!
With this movie and Knives Out alone she should have one
@@whitenoisereacts her performance in The Sixth Sense is great as well.
Here's my ranking of her movies I've seen
1. Hereditary
2. Knives Out
3. The Sixth Sense
@@jesselester9722 Can't forget Muriel's Wedding, still my all time favourite Toni role!
She's get robbed what a sad
She have , her performance in this was amazing. The whole family did a great job.
The cry of the mother when she saw her daughter's decapitated head was horrible
Ikr? Bloodcurdling and just brings goosebumps when i first watched it.
I have to say hearing my own mothers cries after learning my brother has passed was one of the worst things I had to hear and it was the first thing I woke up too. So yeah those screams were accurate af
@@burrzie8446 it increased my hearbeat af
*daughter's decapitated body
It makes me tear up every single time. That scene alone deserves an Oscar.
"I don't even know if it was a good reaction"
Dude this is the kind of reaction we were hoping for.
Lmao, I was in shock 😂😂
my exact thought lol like when i see people traumatized by a horror film the same way I was it makes me feel less alone in my terror lmao
You guys missed so much stuff!! It's hard to spot them all on the first viewing as there's so many hidden little things, but here's a small list of what you may have missed that are meaningful and brings much more to the story:
1) Right after the funeral, when they come home, if you turn up the volume, you can hear people walking upstairs.
2) Near the end, when we get a shot of the house at night, we can actually see all the naked members in the forest around the house.
3) The father was a psycologist and Annie was her patient before(very hard to spot)
4) The doll house effect was purposely there to show you that the characters have absolutly no will and they are being controlled what ever they do.
5) The first time we see Peter in the class, we hear about the story of Heracles and how everyone is inevitable, even one of the student says: "I think it’s more tragic - because if it’s all just inevitable, that means the characters have no hope and that they never had hope, because they’re just like pawns in this horrible, hopeless machine.” Well, that was a nice summary of the plot of the movie.
6) When it's night and Peter wake's up at the end, the mom is in the top left corner of the room watching him
7) If you look at the Picture of Paimon, he's holding 3 heads (grandma, mom, daughter) and he's holding a cane that is an arm pointing. When Peter got possessed in class, his arm went up like the cane.
8) There's a light coming in screen everytime there's a ghost(demon) manifestation.
9) Annie spill up a bottle in one scene, well, if you look again, annie never touched it.
10) When Peter is smoking under the stairs with his friends, he start choking, that's because one of the friends passed him a joint. That joint was made with the same herb they described in the book and was necessary for allowing a possession. That's when he became vulnerable to being possessed. Also, at the end, you can see that the friend who gave him the joint is bowing with the other members in the treehouse.
11) When Charlie is walking outside and see the grandma (it was the grandma's body) around the fire, you can see the footprints on the ground, which means the cult member placed the grandmother over there, it was not a dream or an illusion.
12) You guys were talking during that scene, but when the mail slide throught the door, you can see a pamplet about a seance. They tried to influence Annie, but she didnt go. After that, Joan went straight to her in the parking.
13) The smiling man was the same naked man in the doorway at the end
14) What Joan screams at Peter is the three words that you can see on the walls in the house: Satony, Degony, Eparigon
Everything was planned, every scenes, every dialogs, every camera angles. That movie was one of the best crafted movie of all time. It is a cinematographic masterpiece.
I caught the mail, it just didn’t make the reaction. Same with the weird naked guy. But ur right. I mean that’s why this film is a masterpiece, all the pieces are placed perfectly and it all comes together
I’d love to see you put everything missed in their new video reaction to midsommar because there were so many little things in that as well. Ari Aster is a damn genius when it comes to film making!!
wow i re watched the movie recently and this all helps to connect the dots even more clearly thnks
He truly is a genius! I was on Ari Aster’s AMA on Reddit after it came out. He said that the sound design during the peanut allergy scene was very intentional. There is this sub bass tone that triggers a primal danger response. This tone plays for the full 10-15 minutes up until the point of her decapitation. In the theater, I remember feeling sick and instinctively taking my feet off the floor and tucking them under me. Now I understand that it was the bass I could feel through my feet! I have seen this film a total of 2.5 times. Twice in the theater and once I tried watching it at home but couldn’t do it by myself!
It will always be my favorite modern horror film :)
@@jjanaury3 is Midsommar on their patreon? Because I can’t find it in their videos :((
I feel like this movie has kinda reset the bar for what mainstream horror movies should be. The quality and storytelling is amazing. It took me awhile to re-watch it alone. It was absolutely snubbed of Oscars.
That fact alone is why u can’t trust the Oscars anymore
Honestly I knew i wouldn't get scared again the 2nd time but it took me almost a year to rewatch due to that first half being so oppressively heart wrenching. It took a real emotional toll haha
But to be sure the first time I saw this movie it also made me sleep with my lights on as a 24 year old lmao
Definitely didn’t reset the bar. It’s a completely different type of horror movie. It’s far more family drama than anything. The horror is incredibly sparse and honestly doesn’t add a whole lot to it. You could completely remove the demon and it wouldn’t change anything. Other than the posession scenes. But you could just make those psychotic breaks and then its the same movie
@@SnailHatan I don't think that's true. You'd have to completely redo the last half of the movie and if you have to redo that much then it's an integral part of the story.
This is the most disturbing movie I have ever seen. 10/10 would never watch again
I’ve seen it five times, and the grieving scene after Charlie’s death still disturbs the shit out of me
Then you obviously have never seen “A Serbian Film” That movie is so disturbing I honestly wouldn’t recommend anyone ever watch it. Ever.
Midsommar is more disturbing imo lmao
@@EnergeticxCheese The most painful sequence to watch in any horror film in my humble opinion. I felt physically sick but yup, also watched it more than once because I needed to see my friends' reactions haha
@@chops5853 I've see a Serbian film, cannibal holocaust, etc. This one hits different though. Those films lean towards the effect of pure disturbance and gut turning imagery but this feels more real.
Watched this movie with my dad, to this day he still randomly sends me voice messages with the clicking sound the daughter does, scares the shit out of me every time lmao
You should record the cult shouting “Hail Paimon!” And leave it as a voicemail for him.
Saw it in theaters with my ex and she was super easy to spook. We were driving home at like midnight that night and ill tell ya. I got punched in the arm at least four times for clicking my tongue haha. Over the next like 6 months of our relationship id occasionally do it late at night and it always got her. This movie had such effect on her (and me too)
That clucking sound is a way they call Camels in the middle east. Notice the drawing of that demon he's riding a Camel. There are lots of little things like that in the film. You need to see Mid Sommar by the same director. Another great cult like movie.
@@frankmirra8243 and Charlie was never Charlie. It was always Paimon.
Watching this in the theater was like.... "Did I make a mistake coming here...?" xD
I would’ve left. I was literally dying for this movie to end lol
I saw this movie 3x in theaters. I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!
U are brave.
@@whitenoisereacts maybe this is just me, but this movie is much scarier than the Exorcist. “The Exorcist is the scariest movie of all time” my ass
I had a *very* memorable theater experience. After we begin hearing the ghost tongue clicking, some jokesters in my theater clicked their tongue occasionally, so you were getting scared and wondering if it was the movie or the audience?
Also, I was ready to tap out during the last ~15 minutes. But I paid a ticket, I was not going to leave. If I had been watching this on streaming at home I would've definitely paused around that time.
My favorite part of this movie is how well developed the family trauma and grief is. Very realistic and even relatable -- especially the scenes between the son and mom.
Fun fact: In the therapy the mother tells how her brother killed himself and in a suicide note he blamed the mother and accused her of putting people inside of him. The grandma was trying to summon the demon and the brother was the only healthy male body available at the time.
This is a really underrated react channel, you guys both seem super smart and willing to dive into the themes and film technique!
Thanks man ;)
you guys should rewatch! remember in that scene at the meeting she was talking about her brother being a schizophrenic and her mother was trying to put people inside of him. That was the time when she tried to put paimon inside of him and he killed himself. in the dream sequence friend Annie says she never wanted a child it was because of the same thing. The mother is actually the villain of the story. subconsciously the cult would do rituals on the family so that’s why it seems like Annie is mentally ill. that’s why she tells Peter she never wanted him. when Peter is at lunch and he sees that lady across the street she was performing a ritual on him to expel his soul out of his body. Where ever you see the symbol in the movie the cult has probably orchestrated the event.
I don’t think they’re gonna rewatch, my guy.
The mother is actually the villain of the story" ahh No, the GRANDMOTHER is.
Annie was the only 'good' character in that she tried to thwart the cult by killing herself and her children ( one of whom , Charlie, was the demon)
He’s not the actor from “Death note”, that’s his brother. They’re brothers, but they do look so alike.
Great reaction guys!
I feel bad. I was thinking the guy from Death Note had just gotten better at acting...but it’s just his brother is better at acting 😂😂
I love death Note I thought it was the same person... I was like he need to get that sporadic mole checked out🤷♀️... my bad
Four years later, I’m still pissed the Academy didn’t at least nominate Toni. The dinner scene alone should’ve sealed her oscar.
“Duuuude” 😂
My fav quote from this reaction is
“I don’t even know what’s real and what’s not.”
...😂😂
My mother lost a child (my brother) when I was in middle school. Toni Collette's screams and acting were so close to what I heard that night, this movie nearly gave me a panic attack. We rarely talk, but I made it a point to tell her NEVER to watch this movie under any circumstances.
We lost my younger sister in 2020 and yup, the screams Toni had reminded me of when my mom called me to tell me. I've also insisted my mom stay away from this movie
I really love and respect your reaction because it’s how most people feel after watching this. It really takes a lot to scare me, a regular horror film doesn’t do it, but this was terrifying. There’s an uneasiness that comes while watching, you can’t trust anything and that’s what makes it so terrifying. None of the jump scares feel cheap or forced, everything has a purpose. It goes from being a psychological thriller to being an actual horror film. The whole film itself is so beautiful and so well done, but then you add the story and that sense of dread that comes with it and it’s complete perfection.
This movie will stay with you for days, you notice new things each time you watch it. It’s the kind of movie that you can’t stop thinking about.
It always shocks me how quickly certain viewers criticize the mother for her reaction and freak out at the dinner table. She’s experiencing something extremely traumatic and her family won’t address it. I feel for all of the characters
Everyone at this table is experience something traumatic
Well everyone was going through something and for her to pin this all on the son when he clearly felt guilty for it was not fair. She acted like he owed her an apology for something that was clearly an accident.
That dinner table scene was so raw, so real, it' skyrocketed my anxiety. it was by far Toni Collette's greatest acted scene to date. The look of pure malevolence on her face when Peter challenged her could not have been more frightening.
And her family isn't experience something extremely traumatic too???
trauma is a reason, not an excuse
The part where the brother was in the car and he cant turn around because he was afraid to see was so raw and uncomfortable to watch. That feeling that you may have killed a loved one is very terrifying. I'm reminded of the feeling i had when i was a child and i was playing with my brothers and i pushed our youngest and he hit his chest on a rock and he stopped breathing and turned blue and our parents were all panicking and my other brothers were frozen and i was so afraid that i killed him, that was the most terrifying feeling i ever had. i dont know what really happened if he died for a minute or was just unconscious but when his color returned and he opened his eyes we were all so relieved, but that was truly terrifying.
Great reactions! And I completely agree: this movie taps into deep, primal, emotionally devastating HORROR that few other films even dare to approach. It's not just the horror of death and gore and spooky things (though it is all of that, too): it's the horror of someone's life going completely off the rails, and a family who should love and care for each other collapsing inward into bitterness and dysfunction. One review pointed out that this is a film where the family fight scenes are just as harrowing and shocking as any of the conventional "scary" stuff. :)
Yeah. That’s also what misdirected me. I thought for sure it was just gonna be about the daughter being dead, so when all the cult started happening I was real confused and horrified
I watched this in the theaters when it came out. And I just cried during that dinner scene, that fight scene was just so heartbreaking for me.. the loss, the grief, the guilt, I felt it all for them during that scene.
But it was SO real. It was just amazing
@@whitenoisereacts Toni Collette was ROBBED for an Oscar nom, frankly. That dinner scene alone made it one of the best performances of the year.
Couldn’t agree more
Love this movie, I’ve never felt like a film is holding me prisoner before seeing this in theaters
Yeah man, I couldn’t wait for this movie to end, but it was also SO good
The title tells you everything. We pass our dysfunctions/maladaptions/defects to our children. We inherit our parents' madness. This movie makes some deep commentary on the nature of family. Great reaction, guys! I appreciate the content you share here.
When I watched the first time, i thought it was odd for a tree house to be so fancy looking, so well built, almost like it was made by an architect. And he end of the movie I realized that it was actually a temple for them to adore the demon. That's why Charlie (Paimon) would sleep there. And I thought that is really cool that they ended the movie with and imition of the nativity scene to represent the birth of Paimon. And is so sad to think, that they had no choice in the story. Their fate was already planned by the cult. I feel really sorry for the family (except grandmother). There was always a plan for things to happen to them, like the summoning of Paimon. At the begining of the movie, after Ellen Leigh's death somebody (most likely the cultists) deliver a panflet about a psychic medium, and encourages skeptics to come check out the phenomenon for themselves. So actually Joan's ritual and the delivery of the summonig words to Annie was plan B. And if you watch closely at the scene where Annie's decide to call Joane after the paint spill over the paper with Joane's phone number, you can see that Annie's hand never touchs the bottle of paint and at the same moment you can see Paimon's glow in the background. Also when it revels that Joane is a cultist and it show's her apartment with Peter's photo and Charlie's figures you can see that the miniatures a imitating the final scene, with the kneeling cultists, the headless and the pigeon'ss decapitaded head with a crown. Lastly, in my opinion the beheadings seems like a realease from the demon, the only way for him to exit the body of a host. Both Charlie and Annie had been hosts of Paimon, both got beheaded alive in order to set him free to enter another body. The cultist could have planned Charlie's death in many other way ( like anaphylatic shock) but the they did in way to behead her. Also, people may wonder, how did the cultists have such and elaborate plan and how would it be possible to actually wok?! Well, Paimon was actually helping them.
Btw, Charlie was eating chocolate with peanuts before leaving to the party and she also ate the cake at the party. She was always going to have an alergic reaction. It was all planned and Charlie was most likely manipulated to consume the peanuts.
Pamphlet*
Actually the beheading of the grandmother, mother, and sister is done on purpose because in the spiritual realm the head represents authority. Without the head there is no authority. Basically a physical manifestation of the beheading is a representation of there spiritual loss in authority ergo powerless to stop whatever bad spiritual entity attacks.
No its because paimon needs 3 heads
“How does this movie gets worse than that?”
Oh man… just wait
When Annie, the mom, said at the dinner tables scene about her son always having a face in his face filled with disdain, she was actually seeing the same the same one that he sees at school in the refleccion. When you understand, it makes everything worse from her perspective. That's why the dinner table scene is so sad. She was actually not wrong when referencing his facial expressions throughout the whole situation.
Are you sure that this is true?
@@ronweasley9819 No. It's just my understanding of the movie. It seems unnecessary to show the reflection at school without liking it to something. To me, the point of that scene, other than Peter's possession is to show what his face looks like to others. We've seen Peter throughout the whole movie, we know that he is depressed, sad and guilty for his negligence. We know he was not expressing disdain, but his mother made that coment as one of the reasons of her resentment towards him. Everything showed in a movie has to have relevance in the story, so i think that the purpose of the reflection scene is to link it with Annie's seemingly odd line of dialogue. The text in the cultist book regarding the demon says that he enters the body when the subject is weaker, or something in those lines. So the reason of the whole face thing is to alienate and separate the family from each other, making them weaker (especially Perter).
Please add that this is a theory or personal opinion when making comments like this since it hasn't been proven to be true.
@@jemwithouttheholograms8806 if you know anything about writing, especially for great films like this, everything is done and written with a purpose and reason. You have to connect the dots and not expect everything to be given to you all the time.
@@BBOYkiingKONG no need to be patronizing. Obviously shows/movies aren't going to spell everything out for you (at least good ones). The greatest things about books, movies, tv shows, etc. is the ability to have discussions and theorize with others. All I'm saying is there's a difference between something being proven by the creators of a show/movie and something being a theory, and when making comments like this, it comes off as that what they are saying has been proven when it is simply a theory and the commenters personal opinion on the movie and it would be best to state that so it doesn't come off the wrong way when someone reads the comment. Have a good day!
With people pointing out that some of Peter’s friends being at the cult ceremony, it makes me wonder just how far back did the planning go? Was the nuts in the cake also planned? And what about the deer corpse on the road?
this is my comfort movie and I have an habit of making my friends watch this movie and see how they handle it. One time a professor had this movie on one of the uni big screens and I went with 12 of my friends. It was glorious
The person I feel sorriest for (and it's all horrible) is the mom. Family tragedy after family tragedy, gaslit her whole life, and still she's trying to be a good mother -- though she is very messed up. Annie even tries to save everyone by burning the sketchbook, which she thought would also burn her in the process. Well, Paimon is a trickster. Surprising she wasn't in hospital, even before the movie started.
The one I feel least for is the father. As other people have pointed out, he was originally the mom's psychiatrist. Marrying or having a relationship with a patient is a SERIOUS breach of ethics. She was incredibly vulnerable, and much younger than him.
Lmao "much younger than him"
@@ayaa.1351 Gabriel Byrne looks good for his age but he's 73, and Toni Colette is 50; easily young enough to be his daughter. So why are you lyao?
This is such a great reaction, most of the people who watch this just talk through it and say they are "bored" but you guys actually try to discuss the film which i find really enjoyable.
I really try to give these a chance, slow movies don’t mean they are bad. Usually they are actually better
I’m so glad I watched this movie on a plane with a bunch of people around me...but the guy next to me gave me the “Are you okay?” look...but it’s a good movie.
I woulda just straight screamed on that plane 😂😂😂
That apparition thing early on. Literally one of the most unsettling, simple ghostly scenes in a movie ever. Hated it. Loved it.
losing someone you love is so damn hard, and then this movie just adds the "you can't trust your own mind" factor, which ALREADY is a concern when grieving. fucking disturbing, thank GOD I didn't watch it before, especially all by myself. your reaction is more than enough hahahha
Lol yeah...that movie had me messed up for a bit
“That’s the same kid from Death Note.” No, it isn’t. This is his brother. Nat was in Death Note. This is Alex.
Dude i dont want to admit how long i thought they were one person
Oh my god, you're shitting me right now. That's crazy to think after all these years.
It's the "good" brother, precisely...
“That went way better than I thought.”
Me: “Give it a minute. 😐”
I love how invested you guys were. This movie is the best horror of the last decade for me and it only gets better with every rewatch.
As much as I enjoy your thoughtful, intellectual and analyzing reactions, I just loved seeing you guys react emotionally this time :D
I was honestly speechless
I recommended this one!!! So excited!!! Midsommar next!
There is a theory that Annie actually knew what's been going on since the start but she was in extreme denial to the point that her conscious self couldn't remember but when she slept her true self with the knowledge came back and tried to kill her children to prevent Paimon from achieving and ultimately to prevent her children's souls from being enslaved by Paimon. The sleepwalking is the only thing that's not part of the cult's plan.
Additionally, since Charlie is Paimon so she had weird desire for decapitated heads.
i’m late lol but there is a deleted scene between the dad and peter that was cut but it’s so heartbreaking and i wish they kept it in because peters shock state went over a lot of people’s heads in mostly every reaction i see and he gets so much hate but that scene was just so real and explains how he feels and the acting is amazing so if you guys still want to check that out it’s on youtube ! im also really glad you guys realized that the mom was … not at fault but like you said ruining the family and that you guys put yourself in peter’s shoes when he went straight home and asking yourself like what would you even do in this situation. everyone grieved differently and the mom grieved with resentment and anger and chose to blame the son which isn’t something a parent should do.
Your shell-shocked reaction was priceless. Just so you know, the doll house gimmick was one of Alfred Hitchcock's signature styles. I agree the movie was amazing. Toni Collette should have been nominated for an Oscar for her performance in my opinion. Epic.
What stands out for me is this is an original idea. This is what we need, not predictable CGI jump scares. This was a very different beast. I have it on Blu ray and I'm still finding things I missed on the last viewing. This is how horror films should be this is the new bar.
As a horror movie fan I highly recommend Sinister. There’s two movies they’re really underrated
Yes Sinister was awesome!!
Both movies left me disturbed!
The first one is a masterpiece, second kinda meh
@@refixv8699 Yeah agree the first is better but I still find the second enjoyable
Awesome Reaction this movie was so deep I had to watch videos explaining it I highly advise you do the same the cult was real and yes I do advise watching Sinister next that movie had me sick to my stomach a legitimately terrified and uneasy just like hereditary
Kinda sad u guys didn’t notice Annie in the corner of peters room when he wakes up
i think it's probably cause they're watching with some lights on. If the lights were dimmer especially in a horror movie, they would have caught that. I honestly think they should dim the lights more. It would also add more to the atmosphere.
I couldn’t sleep for 2 weeks... Toni Collet deserves an Oscar ... also the son is the brother of the actor from death note
love it when reactors actually pay attention and discuss stuff. a few others i've seen just keep missing things cuz they either overreact or talk irrelevant shi. kudos to y'all!
i wish y'all would also react to "Talk to Me" cuz that movie was amazing af
you guys should rewatch the scene where peter wakes up after the mom got possessed cause you can see her in the top left corner staring down at him but it’s hard to see in some lighting
I'm sure other movies do this but I love how all the clues are shown throughout the movie. In some movies things are more subtle or symbolic but in this they show you everything up front. You just have to pay attention. I didn't fully understand everything the first time I watched this but the more I watched it the more I picked up on the details that explain everything.
Everytime you guys do a horror reaction, i wanna hide behind your couch and slowly creep up and grab onto your shoulders at the right jump scare scene :D
I interpret it as the cult and demon possession actually happening and it not being a linked family hallucination. When the mom is in the grief support group and says her brother had schizophrenia and killed himself, she said his note blamed their mother for "putting people inside him." I don't think he was actually schizophrenic, and that was how it was covered up that he was being used as a host for the cult.
Yeah, as I thought about that more, I think ur right. Either way it’s a very relevant commentary on mental health
Yeah, definitely. The brother had the right idea. Suicide, or change his name and move to Argentina. I love how this movie doesn't try to sell this cult as all-knowing and omnipotent. They worked very hard for decades and had to move on to plan B and C on several occasion. Small things in the movie like slipping the advertisement for the open seance in with the mail and the moving to plan B when Annie doesn't go. It gives you an idea of how much work they put into all this. Leigh's original plan was to use her son as the host. They moved on the grandkids only because that failed.
i get that the mom didn’t want him to drink and that’s why she made him take his sister to the party but like in what world do you let your 16-17 yo son take your 11 yo daughter to a hs party????
It was stupid! That’s why he blames her. She was playing a power game with her son cause he was “claiming” there wasn’t drinking
@@whitenoisereacts peter also lied about where he was going. Not saying it’s peter’s fault but Charlie’s death could have been prevented
The funny part is that Paimon desired a Male Host, but he was allergic to Nuts.
Lmao
@@whitenoisereacts- Great Reaction Btw.
I've seen The Witch recommended more than a few times. You guy's will definitely enjoy it. It's just as good as Hereditary.
Peace and Love.
Ohhh I see what you did there lmao!
He! I see what you did there.. you funny guy😎
I busted out laughing from this comment😂
This movie stands on the concept of grief, trauma and being emotionally crippled. It never forces jump scares on you because those aren't scary, they're startling. There's a difference. The story itself isn't even that original or scary either. What makes Hereditary work is something else. The ingrained feeling of something very "off" permeating every second on the screen sets the mood from the very first second. It's almost like everyone is existing in a permanent state of emotional decay and it's oozing rot everywhere. You get uncomfortable and feel like this isn't a place where you want to be.
This movie is why I always watch scary movies in broad daylight with all the curtains and blinds open. Well, this movie and Midsommar
Yeah, but it’s entertaining in the dark l
Annie's face change- the moment of her possession.
Watching this movie is going through a traumatic experience.
My recommendation of some of the best horror/Thriller movies:
The exorcist 1973
The Thing 1982
The Fly 1986
The Shinning 1980
Candyman 1992
Get out
The lighthouse
A quiet place
Aliens 1979
The Haunting of Hill House & Bly Manor (Tv Shows, but they’re amazing)
The Invisible man
Us
The Witch
28 days later
Overlord
Hush
Good list!
@@zombiemom7378 Thanks! I love this genre so much. I’m only 21 years old but those classics are some of the best movies overall.
The exorcist is coming out next week. Damn good movie. ( on Patreon rn) and we will definitely cover some of those suggestions cause those are GREAT
@@reynaldolorenzo8409 I totally appreciate your inclusion of Hill House and Bly Manor on this list. Some of THE best horror I've ever seen! But they are also both very different from each other in tone and are great examples of how diverse the genre of "horror" can be!
The Haunting of Hill House & The Haunting of Bly Manor are sooooo good!!!
Great reaction video, I just stumbled upon you guys and I love how there is a balance between one who looks like somebody who gets amazing grades at college and the other looks like the popular jock and you’ve both become best friends XD
Lmao, neither of us are jocks but…sure
I think the argument scene is very spot on. And i think Annie had every right to be pissed. She lost her youngest child. Not saying she was right in everything she said, but i understand her anger.
that's what iam saying don't blame annie and not the son its his fault she died!
@@RandyReviews1990 it's not his fault. It's his fault she had an allergic reaction, but her getting decapitated was not his fault.
@@nghtmrefuel_2878 he could of been watching her better instead of trying to get laid going to a party and not hooking up is not the end of the world he could of called 911 at the party and not try to drive her home!
@@RandyReviews1990 But he didn't. It's still not his fault😭 and he was going through grief too.
This is the horror movie of the last decade or so. I remember watching this in a theatre alone, my reactions were basically like yours. To this day I still check the corners of my ceiling to make sure there's no crazy spider-person hanging out there. Midsommar next, if you haven't seen it.
Hereditary is a masterpiece in my eyes, but Midsommar was a HUGE letdown.
@@SCharlesDennicon I agree. For me, Midsommar didn't have anything overly shocking or uncomfortable (aside from the opening scene) that happened. Whereas Hereditary made me feel genuinely unnerved.
@@ssicamon1927 there is no reason to make the same movie twice.
Okay so yeh I just finished watching this again and needed to put my mind onto somewhat funny as I am deeply traumatized by that crawling lady in the corner of the ceiling and you made me cracked up so thanks I will think it as some funny spider person from now on.
this movie is not a scary movie but for sure its a horror movie
Yeah
"This lady seems like a good lady" - Joan strikes again!
After the sister dies: "How does this movie get worse than that?"
Movie proceeds to get MUCH worse than that.
Been following for a while and came back to this one. I found this channel through the starkid reacts but this is still my favorite react. Because I remember my first time watching this in theater and meeting up with friends after and I was just so disturbed I had to immediately go home.
This is my favourite horror movie. I remember watching it at the theatre and the whole room was completely silent in THAT scene (the car one), and I remember how that silence went on for as long as the scene lasted (until the morning after), and how it was just a REAL silence. Everyone was too shocked and caught in what was happening on screen. This movie really is insanely good.
I know how you guys can cool out and forget about the mental terror and anguish you experienced while watching Hereditary. I know of a mid-summer festival in Northern Europe. A little known Swedish event you can both participate in. It will totally take your mind off things for a while…
Bold of you to watch a horror movie with your backs facing a doorway. Beautiful movie, won't be able to sleep for weeks so maybe i'll watch it
The biggest horror of the story was that there never was a "Charlie" at all, it was Paimon inside the girls body from the moment of her birth. Her strange behavior was from the fact the demon was incapable of deciphering the mortal world.
This movie is aggressively upsetting. Your reactions were perfect.
@white noise reacts Speaking from personal experience, you've gotta understand that in a rural area it almost always takes less time to drive to the hospital, rather than wait for an ambulance to arrive. That's just how things are in the US, unfortunately, where rural areas have much higher mortality rates. So this is why they probably didn't call an ambulance when she started reacting to the walnuts.
The fact that Toni Collette wasn’t nominated for an Oscar for this role still baffles me up to this day.
I will never watch this movie again, and I'm only watching this reaction because I love you guys and I appreciate your view on movies, but even then I'm skipping around on this video. This is the only horror movie that has ever truly traumatized me and kept me up at night. The reactions of the characters was so real it was truly disturbing.
This movie is just disturbing in the best way
I’ve watched this being home alone at almost night time, I still don’t get how could I keep watching being so terrified, I kept pressing pause every time I felt disturbed but never stop watching
Looking forward to Midsommar reaction guys, which was directed by the same guy, that might blow your mind
Nat and Alex Wolfe have come a long way from the naked brothers band
If that's not love then what it ? If that's not friendship then what it? If that's not music then what it? .... Alex is doing well... Nat ? I mean I guess lol
This movie and the Exorcist are the only two movies that terrified me the first time I watched them. You guys reacted the same way I did the first time I saw Hereditary. Can't wait to see your reaction to the Exorcist.
Well exorcist is coming tomorrow so get ready lol
2:29 Now I really wanna see a haunted house movie where the main character lives in a cardboard box. I guess that would fall more into the, "haunted box movie" category, though.
at 29:29 you can actually see the mother on the roof next to the window - it's the scene that scared me the most once i noticed it. In the next scene you can see her kinda climbing away from there. (I don't know if you guys noticed the first part of the two)
This movie is a masterwork in building tension. Up until like the very end, i remember crowd at the theater starting to laugh once all the tension is lost and characters start crawling on walls and stuff
Even those parts unsettled me.
@@fynnthefox9078 they were goofy af
You guys are brave. Only because I can’t imagine watching a scary movie, especially this one, sitting on a couch where the couch back is not up against a wall. Like, the couch is stand alone. The idea that there’d be something behind me would be too much to bear lol
This was not a bad reaction, it was how I expected it and also the same one I had after watching this movie. It freaked me out for a week straight and I had trouble sleeping because of some of the images it left in my mind lol. This movie was one of the scariest Ive watched because of how bizarre it was all-around. The image of Charlie's decapitated head still brings shivers down my spine today lmao
I really enjoyed y’all’s reaction! Hereditary is my favorite horror film, and I love watching others who appreciate it. How this movie received no awards or acknowledgments in insane! You guys need to watch Midsommar.... Ari Aster does not disappoint!👍🔥
Alright. We will!!
For your next anxiety attack, you should check out "Mother!" by Darren Aronofsky. Jennifer Lawrence plays mother and Javier Bardem is father. Do not read up on it at all. Go in blind and buckle up.
*yes. the ! in the title is intended and appropriate.
I couldn’t sleep for 5 days because i went by my self to the theater to watch it.
Toni Collette and Alex Wolff were robbed of so many awards for this movie. Hell, so was Ari Aster.
Edit: I LOVE y'all's conversation after the movie.
I know you suffered through this movie for us guys, but your reactions were totally worth it! It's horrible to watch for sure - at the exact moment James said "I don't wanna watch this anymore", we watched from behind shielded eyes because it was just too much to take in. Really disturbing like you both said.
Have you guys watched Midsommar? If not would love to see what you think of that in comparison.
I’m a big horror fan but this movie got me. I’ve seen so many classic horror films and found none of them scary. Hereditary is an exception. Brutally unsettling! A true horror movie
Ari teaches us that anguish is just as terrifying a sensation as anything any other movie could come up with. Liked seeing you two take his ride. This movie goes to some terrible places.
Another great choice. 💕 I know some people find this movie confusing or weird but I think it does a great job of portraying real emotions. The main actress in particular deserved a lot more recognition for this role. If you haven't watched it yet, Midsommar is another film by A24 that would be good for a reaction too.
I loved this reaction. I watched the movie for the second time yesterday. Loved it! I really love your reactions, overall. That's why I just became a patron. Great content!!!
This movie is really disturbing. But I think it is one of best modern horror movies. It's another level of scary. I got scered just watching you react. Great reaction like always guys 👍
Lol I got scared editing this. It really is an awesome movie though
You’re commentary is really good, it got me thinking about how I think the most traumatizing things that happened for the characters was Charlie’s death, even before the characters get possessed I think the scariest thing that happened for them was that
I didn't watch this film again for almost a year and now I rewatch more frequently. So much hidden shxt in the back and foreground. The screenplay is available to read online and provides much more insight to a few things but all in all...to me, it's the best movie I've ever seen~
I found this in an article
“[The ending] is literal,” Aster has said. “Nobody likes the ‘It was all a dream’ thing.”
So mental illness could be a theme but unfortunately in the movie's world all this really did happen.
After i watched this movie i had to watch puppy videos and really happy stuff to snap out of the disturbing mood
I saw this movie in the movie theaters and let me just say, I was TERRIFIED. Especially Charlie's death scene, left me in complete shock. It was so scary hearing the popping noises in the corners of the theater, and I was completely left unnerved.
Hereditary is hands down one of the best horror films in decades
What a great reaction! You guys are so fun to watch!
Thanks so much!!!
Alex Wolf is a good actor, he’s the only who played in the new remakes of Jumanji, also the sister I follow her on Tik Tok she makes cool content. Tbh when I first watched this movie I thought she was going to be the main character and then that scene happened. I like how the movie shows real emotions like how you would react in a real life situation, how he just rode off cause he couldn’t look back at what just happened with his sister. When I first watched this, I freaked tf out. The three parts in the movie with her being in the corners of the room, her head banging, and the part with her cutting her own head off, i about threw up, I’m okay with gory shit and scary shit, BUT that part idk what it is, but this movie gave me nightmares literally for 2 weeks. Every time I went to bed I had to look in every corner of my room and sleep with my back to the wall cause I was scared. I watched it a second time but with my Kim and those parts I had to look away and put my headphones on so I wouldn’t have to hear the noise with the wire and her neck. I went to the trailer on RUclips and the comments were saying this movie gave them nightmares and shit and how fucked up it was. So watching this with you right now I had to skip those parts and turn the volume down with those parts when they were close just Incase.
You two was so stressed thru out the movie lol! Love it!