Samara has the ability to implant images into someone's mind, ones which are implied by others to have not been good. This led to her parents keeping her in the barn. However, Samara began burning images into the horses' minds as well, causing them to throw themselves into the water. It's also where the picture of the tree on her bedroom wall in the barn came from, Samara burned that image into the wood. When the cabin was built above the well, Samara's spirit was able to imprint images onto the video tape. The video plays like flashes of her life, perhaps her last thoughts as she died. The faces of those who watch the tape being blurred in photos seem to represent how someone would look if being viewed from under water. The scratched out faces in the magazines look like Samara with her long hair covering her face. She then leaves her victims with horrified expressions, their skin looking like someone who was decomposed in water.
Nice post. I would also like to add that something that Ash and Hannah didn't seem to understand: Samara is intrinsically evil. Probably because of some unnatural/supernatural technique used to allow her mother to carry a child to birth. She feels guilt over what she does but she can't stop herself from transmitting messed up images to those around her anymore than one can stop themselves from breathing.
Yeah, basically came in here to post this. Good breakdown. I'd like to add that I had read somewhere that upon viewing the tape Samara gives you 7 days before you die because that's how long it took her to die after being thrown in the well. Oh and yeah, by virtue of her existence and her ability to mentally torture people with images, I agree that Samara is inherently evil. I am not sure what control she has/had over these abilities, but she expresses no intention to stop using them to drive people mad and kill them in the end.
@@noroses4youit is explained in a following movie cant remember which one but not the second one. So basically Samara is adopted by these people they are not her real parents. They adopted the kid because they couldnt have a baby. Im not gonna talk about her real parents and spoil the story more.
Rachel was only spared because she had made a copy of the tape, helping Samara circulate her evil. She forces Aidan to make a copy so he, too, may be spared.
it wasn't so much that she made a copy but that she showed the video to someone else, and thus killing them. And at the end she realized the only way to save her son is to have him kill someone too
@justtrustash Samara was already free in the beginning. There was water on the floor and dripping off the doorknob. She crawled out the TV and killed that girl.
Fun fact the little girl played Samara was also the voice of Lilo from Lilo & Stitch. You have to admit that Samara is one of the most polite ghost I have ever seen she at least gives you 7 days notice before she comes for you. That way you have time to say goodbye to your loved ones😅😂
No joke. Watched this opening weekend in theater. And the freaking movie melted and split when Samara is being interviewed. Talked about the absolute worst timing. Freaked the entire theater out.
Haha yes! Background about me: I've been a since-childhood horror movie fanatic, seen the original Exorcist at around age 14 (AND appreciated it)... and saw The Ring AFTER that, but that scene with Samara climbing out of the TV still freaked me out!
Here's some answers for some of your questions at the end. It's implied that Samara had psychic powers and was already evil before she died, using her powers to cause suffering around her. This is made more clear in the original Japanese movie, but I like the subtlety of this version. Also, the scratch marks in the well were her trying to get out of the well, not her being actively tortured. The way the curse works is that you have to make a copy _and_ show it to someone else to survive. The idea behind the twist at the end was that Samara's desire to be released from the well was actually unrelated to the curse itself. It's unclear what being set free actually did for Samara, but she was basically tricking them into helping her out. The movie isn't really supposed to be confusing or unclear, but it's written like a murder mystery, so I can see why that might happen anyway.
Thank you! I couldn’t recall if it was Japan that the original film was from. Which was the scarier one? I believe the grudge was scarier in the Japanese form but I can’t recall which of the ring was scarier
@@Catherine.Dorian. This might be blasphemous, as I’m a huge J-horror fan, but I’ve seen every version of the Ring (the original Japanese, the Korean, one, the made for tv version, and all the sequels) and not only is the English version the best, but it’s not even close. Every other example of a J-horror movie getting an English remake (including the Grudge, like you said) has produced an inferior version and J-horror in general is of higher quality than the average western horror movie, but the Ring is an exception to that rule. It really is a quite miraculous movie.
@@landonhagan450I’ve seen a lot of people say the Japanese version is much better than the American, but I very much disagree. It’s like they watched a completely different movie. Original movies aren’t always the best, just because it’s the original it shouldn’t be put on a pedestal. I’ve seen the Japanese one and was bored out of my mind to the point that I almost fell asleep or some scenes made me laugh my ass off, but wasn’t creeped out at all. The American version however is one of my favorite horror movies and I watch it every year (usually when it rains). The color scheme, sounds and music, the acting, the setting, makeup, and the pacing-everything is more eerie and unsettling.
The jump scare after the mom says "I saw her face" is the greatest one in movie history along with the scene in Signs at the kids birthday party when the alien walks across the screen.
You guys actually asked the right questions and really got most of it right. Samara was a “gifted” child…but in a way that affected everything around her negatively. So yes,she was no ordinary child. The mother didn’t torture her. She was taken to see the doctor who I think was a psychiatrist, so the parents did their best to try to help her. But instead everything around her died or went crazy. The scratches on the walls of the well were Samara trying to get out of the well after the mother shoved her in it. Rachel managed to stave off the curse when she copied the tape and showed it to her ex boyfriend/ dude. That’s how the tape works. You pass it on to other people to get them to watch (remember the tape was in the office of the cabin to watch for free = for anybody to watch, thus extending the life of the person that copied that tape). This is shown when Rachel made the kid make a copy. Rachel figured this out when most people didn’t. They all died, the viewers of the tape. And she saved the son. Messed up that this kid would have this on his poor conscience for however long he lives. I agree, Rachel sucked as a mother. She loved him but still. She sucked as a human being in all honesty. Loved the reaction…you guys are cute! 👍🏻👍🏻✌🏼✌🏼
everyone has 7 days... the only thing you got wrong was that whoever left the tape at the cabin was spared cause it was left out in the open no, if no one watched it in the 7 days they would've died too I like to think samara left the tape herself... it's above where she died, she burned the images on the tape like she did everyone's mind
I read somewhere that part of what made Samara’s walk coming out of the well so creepy is that they filmed her walking backwards and climbing into the well, so when you play it in reverse it looks like she’s walking forward in a very disjointed manner.
For maybe 5 - 6 years after seeing this at 8 years old I was afraid to go to sleep. I had to see therapists because the trauma was engrained into my mind, Id see her in every dark corner and dont get me started on static TV screens... My Dad made me watch it and my mother almost took custody of me because of it...
So back when this came out, we had an old tv in the living room that would turn itself on and off randomly. Not often, but just sometimes. It would also always show static when you first turned it on because you had to put it in the right channel or something to get it hooked to the cable box. I had just finished rewatching this movie at like 2 am and I got up and went to the bathroom. I walked back in the living room and the damn tv chose that moment to turn on to static. I didn’t even scream. Just froze and seriously saw gray. Then I realized what happened. I went back to the bathroom. 😂
I’ve only once had that true level of completely frozen terror from a piece of fiction. It was the marble hornets slender man vids back when the slender man was a brand new concept. Had never heard of slender. Just heard marble hornets was a good series. Sat in my room awake all night long to scared to turn my head or blink.
The Grudge is also suuuuuper scary and fun! I would recommend the Japanese version but I’ve also heard that they are ridiculously difficult to get through in regards to copyright issues so you might be better off reacting to the American remake from 2004
American remake is just jumpscares and gore though (similiar to the other us ring remakes), they got rid of the scary atmosphere to appeal to western jumpscare standard
I had the original DVD of this and if you press down on the menu when you're at the bottom option and then press enter it plays the video and returns you to the menu...then after a couple of beats it plays the sound of a ringing telephone loud enough so it sounds like it's in the room, especially if you have stereo speakers hooked up which we did. I nearly pissed myself. 😅
Oh, I had no idea they did it on the DVD too. They just had it playing at the beginning of the VHS, which was what I saw it on first. I'm glad they managed to carry it on in the dvd. In my opinion it makes it a much creepier viewing if you've seen the video first and can identify what all of the scenes are connected to.
My favorite story tied to the Ring is that back in the early 2000’s my folks watched this movie late at night when I had gone to bed. They rented it from Blockbuster. They were terrified and the movie ended at 1 in the morning. As they were getting up off the sofa, the phone rang…at one in the morning. My mom told my dad, “You’re getting that. Not me.” Lol so he answered it and it was freaking Red Lobster.
No other horror movie stuck with me like this one ever. Sure, there's other horror movies with more junp scares. But the tone and imagery always stayed in my head
Funny story: After seeing this movie when it came out I called up my sister and perfectly nailed the "Seven Days" voice, you should've heard her reaction, she was SO pissed off! 😂
It's fun to see that the scene where Samara comes out of the TV still holds up today. Back in the day, Samara was a very popular Halloween costume. I once saw a person who had a set-up on a flat cart with the TV and everything. For years after, whenever I would see a blank, unmarked tape at a thrift store, I would think of this movie :)
I always wanted to record the tape images onto an unmarked VHS and leave it at a thrift store (since the video is included in full as a bonus on the DVD), but just never got around to it. It sounds funny, but when you realize you'll never see the punch line of someone watching it, it seems kind of pointless.
Samara was evil. Totally. Her main ability has to do with images. She showed the mom and dad scary shit all the time , and drove the mom nuts, So they put her in the barn hoping that there was a distance limitation on her ability. So she showed the horses scary shit and they all offed themselves. The image ability is also how Samara made the pictures in the sanitarium , and how she made the tape. She projected her memories straight onto the tape. And no, it really is because she made a copy.
I was a junior in high school when I saw this movie in theater, opening night. It was a packed theater and I was on a first date. That moment early in, 10:33, "I saw her face." The whole audience lost their minds, literally screaming in terror. Me being an avid horror fan my whole life was just un-phased. Everyone else lost their minds, including my date. She was outside her mind. Bottom line, this movie was the reason I lost my virginity that night. I dropped her off at her home and 15 minutes later she called me and snuck me into her house because she didn't feel safe alone. I arrived, her sneaking me in and she jumped on me on site. I have fond memories of The Ring.
Not just make a copy, you have to make a copy and show it to someone. Rachel showed the copy to Noah, now the Kid made a copy and they'll show it to someone else.
32:14 - I audibly gasped when Ash said that lol, just the absolute most worst possible thing to do at that time. Hilarious as always to see Hannah attempt to keep calm and then proceed to immediately start jumping and moving around during the tense parts, you two make a perfect react pair!
I think that kid was also in another scary movie called "Darkness Falls". This also came out in early 2000s when it was popular to just have "scary" looking kids cast in scary movies. It's so much fun to watch horror movies from this era because they have a unique vibe to them.
@@determined2win16 Yea I agree. Movies like Drag Me To Hell, both 28 Days/Weeks Later, The Descent, Jeepers Creepers, and (one of my favorites) Dog Soldiers, etc. The Japanese made some fantastic horror movies in that era as well. Even movie adaptations of horror games were pretty damn good. My older brother played games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill. When the Silent Hill movie came out, I went with him to go see it. I was 12 at the time and it was fantastic because of how scary that movie actually was. I could actually feel my heart rate going up every time those damn sirens started up lol
when I first watched this movie, I must be in my early teens or under it. I was in my dark room when this scene (10:34) came up. I was watching it on my portable DVD Player...... dang even though I got scared after watching her face, I kept on replaying to get over the fear.
I watched this movie overseas at my aunt's house with my cousin. We were both 13. It scared the crap out of me. When it was done I walked to their kitchen to get some water. My uncle jump scared me and I screamed so loud lol
I love this movie! Definitely check out the original. It's great! Samara made her adopted mother, Anna Morgan, go insane by showing her horrible images in Anna's head. Remember the scene when Noah goes to the psychiatric hospital and he sees the x-rays of weird and morbid images? Samara made those with her mind. Anna went to get psychiatric help for herself and Samara, but Samara didn't stop torturing Anna with her powers; in Samara's own words, "(hurting people) But I do and I'm sorry. It won't stop." Samara was put in the barn by her adopted father, Richard, to help his wife, so then Samara started to torture the horses by putting images in their minds, hence the horses drowning themselves. Because Samara didn't stop putting images in Anna's head, driving her insane, Anna killed Samara. The tape was created by Samara using her powers. She burned them into the tape. The images are what she's seen and experienced, there's even a moment on the tape when we see Samara's point of view when the black trash bag is over her head. There are a lot of great details in the video tape. She made it because she wanted to hurt and kill people. I love how in order to safe yourself, you have to make a copy and pass it on to someone else, "spread it like sickness". This is such a clever concept/ ending by the author of the book, Koji Suzuki. You are saving yourself, by harming others. It's a full circle of harm and death. I know people die from their heart stopping, I think they die from fright. I know I would. The original version is Japanese, and Japanese history and culture is embedded with mysticism and the supernatural, so the whole Samara/ Sadako, her powers, etc. goes a little more smoothly in the original version. A lot of people wonder why after watching the tape, your image is messed up. I think it's because when you are under water and you look up, everything is refracted, some your view is distorted. It's a nice touch from the original film maker, Hideo Nakata; I don't know if that was specified in the book. The Ring movies are quite different from the original source material written by Koji Suzuki.
@@bbudimanalqodri Yeah, there are changes in the story. Rachel/Reiko Asakawa's ex-husband Ryūji Takayama was a psychic and a professor, so their son is psychic, which is why he knows things. The biggest difference is Samara/ Sadako's origin and backstory. The video tape is different, but eerie none the less. I honestly think the ending with Sadako/Samara coming out of the well is way scarier in the original. Also, instead of people receiving a phone call of Sadako saying, "Seven days", it's the same screeching sound you hear in the video. That to me was way more terrifying.
I'm not lying when I tell you that this movie was the last scary movie I watched. My brother and I saw it in a theater and I drove home with my dome light on. I did call him in the middle of the night to say "Seven Days"...made me feel better.
Loved this movie, but I love the original "Ringu" even more. There's this quasi-film school feel to the original movie that makes it even creepier, like it's just a tad closer to being a homemade movie which lends well to the aesthetic and atmosphere of the experience. Plus if you know a bit about Japanese ghost stories, you can really feel the movie's cultural roots and it really enriches the film significantly.
I always assumed that Samara's "parents" went away and made some sort of demonic deal with an evil entity in order to be given a child (after so many failed pregnancies). They were gifted a baby, but the baby was always something other than human, something evil - and eventually Samara become too destructive, and they had to get rid of her.
I actually like watching Hannah when she’s reacting to action venture thrillers. She gets so into the bad guys getting caught and that’s how I am when I watch those movies! 💜💜
OMG Hannah got me Jumping in every scene with her shouts hahaha... I had a terrible day guys, Thanks for making it AMAZING ang lighter with your reactions... LOVE U🥰
You pass on the curse by making a copy, and showing it to someone else to pass it on to them. Also Samara has the power of Nensha, which is how she made the tape without a camera(like you said you couldn’t see a camera in the mirror). All her abilities are possible through her mind. Great reaction as always, I’ve been waiting for this one!
Hannah....chill, sis! LMFAO The reason that the woman did not die IS because she made a copy of the tape. The girls was ALWAYS coming out of the TV....she killed the 1st girl then folded her @$$ up and stuffed her into her closet. lol
I haven't seen the ring, but I have seen the original Japanese version called Ringu. It's fantastic, anyway it's always a treat watching you and Hannah react and give your thoughts on movies. I'm looking forward to this, by the way if you're interested might I recommend Ghostbusters (1984)? It's a fantastic movie and I think you'll enjoy it. Anyway take care you two.
I've seen Ringu too. But like many other japanese horror movies, it was also a bit baffling and weirdly eerie 😅 I've seen all of the Ringu parts btw. And to think that they still r throwing more nd more ring parts in japan is quite hilarious 😂
@@NekoKei_FEARNOT Speaking of eerie have you seen JU-ON: The Grudge? Also when it comes to Japanese movies I've got a few Akira Kurosawa movies. Throne of Blood, Seven Samurai, Ran, Rashomon and Yojimbo to name a few and they are amazing.
@@pepsipwns666 personally for me the Japanese versions are way superior. It's super eerie they make great use of sounds. it's so super quiet in some parts and then the scariest sounds in small bits. they highlight how everything looks normal and mundane and then BAM super scary sht in broad daylight i swear
Background about me: I've been a since-childhood horror movie fanatic, seen the original Exorcist at around age 14 (AND appreciated it)... and saw The Ring AFTER that, but that scene with Samara climbing out of the TV still freaked me out! Addendum: I had FORGOTTEN about certain other freaky aspects, such as yes that tape itself was just so disturbing. When it wasn't obviously disturbing, it was random. Which was disturbing in itself lol.
There was a TV and VHS player above the well in the camp. Samara imprinted the video with her mind on the tape in that player from the bottom of the well.
16:04 Best couple ever "Babe, can you stfu and listen?" My man doesnt even say yes, go a head, im sorry, sure.... my man, like a champ, says nothing: and the queen makes a great point. Wisdom bruv. Thats a man who loves his woman.
The part w/the tv at the end surprised the hell out of everyone who watched this movie...terrifying is a good word to describe that moment! This is one of my fave horror films of all time, good story and yea, the mom...bad mom...agree, she dumb dumb.
If you love The Green Mile so much, you guys should watch Life is Beautiful (La Vita e Bella). YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. It's a must watch movie before you die.
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This is one of my favorite horror movies. It's so good. You guys should check out The Skeleton Key. It's another good movie that was written by the same guy who wrote The Ring.
My understandings (Ignoring any lores added in subsequent movies 'cause they just made things unnecessarily convoluted): Imagine if Jack Jack didn't live with the Incredibles, but was instead adopted by an ordinary family. The baby's probably not gonna live. Samara is such a child with superpowers who got adopted overseas. Her telepathic powers had manifested but she was still too young to control them, especially when she's asleep, hence people around her were getting nightmares. This caused her father to lock her away in the barn, but the horses were noisy and kept her awake at night, so she (probably intentionally) used her powers to drive the horses away. She overdid it, of course, and the horses all wanted to get as far away as they could. Because they were on an island, the horses had nowhere to run except into water. This destroyed her family's horse farm business, and Samara's mother was heartbroken as a horse racer. The non-super parents couldn't handle it anymore and killed Samara. But Samara's powers included persisting after death, so she materialized her memories & experiences into a tape that's right next to the well (this ability was demonstrated earlier when she materialized x-ray images for the psychiatrist). She didn't care about being freed - She just wanted people to hear her story. Her technique was that if you watched the video and didn't like and share, she'd kill you. She has cyberkinetic powers that let her manipulate electronic equipments, hence her ability to turn on / teleport via TV, or giving phone calls to warn her viewers that they should share her video (except as a child, she only gave the cryptic instruction of "seven days"). It's like a marvel superhero's origin story as an orphaned child getting into trouble due to their uncontrolled powers, except in this case, Samara never grew up to become a superhero.
“Whether that is actually the case as to why she was saved, we don’t know yet.” - Oh you are absolutely right, that is exactly what it was in the book series, that making a copy wasn’t actually what saved them, but in the film adaptations it was changed - to ‘simplify’ it.
This is one of the few remakes from Japanese cinema I think does a great job of capturing the tension of the original. Very pleasantly surprised when I first saw this and to this day static still freaks me out 😂
I was a huge horror movie fan in high school , I had watched so many movies by the time this one came out. I saw this movie in theaters when it came out and the scene of her daughter in the closet legit made me scream. No movie ever made me scream 😂
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I haven’t gone through all the comments, so I’m sure somebody has mentioned this, but just in case they haven’t the little girl who played Samara is the voice of Lilo in Disney’s Lilo and Stich.
The Ring was my first Horror Movie EVER. What a great way to start. I was 6 or 7, my uncle had rented it and asked if I wanted to watch it with him, like a responsible adult would, of course. It was absolutely traumatizing, but it was also when my love for the genre was born!
The tape was created because the TV was sitting on top of Samara's grave, the well. It was how Samara projected and shared her thoughts. Anna wasn't supposed to have a child, but the Morgans mysteriously returned to the island with a daughter. Something was wrong about Samara, as the doctor says the island suffered because of her presence and was better off after she was gone. Samara could directly implant images and thoughts into peoples' minds. She drove her mother crazy, so they put her in the barn to keep distance. Because she was in the barn, she drove the horses crazy and they killed themselves. It doesn't stop. Rachel survived because she passed it along.
The Japanese Version basically alludes that Sadako/Samara is an Eldritch Horror that can never die. Kinda like Jean Grey with the Phoenix Force but in a horror setting.
Love your reactions. A lot of symbolism in this movie. Probably already heard this. She wasn't tortured. She did the torturing, mentally. Her fingernails broke off trying to climb out of the well for seven days before she died. They go into more of an explanation in the second one if you're up to watching
daddy chill lol !!..t rex pose ahahahaha... u guys r the best ....love this movie btw i remember watch it and was so creepy movie. such an epic movie the ring. love samara character
This one scared me so bad when I watched it, I was scared for weeks after. But I have to watch Hannah scream where I did. We’re in this together guys! 😂😂 🤨😳🫣😱💀
This movie scared me so much as a kid. The face of the girl form the beginning got burned into my brain and terrified me to no end. I couldn't even stand dark areas even during the day. It's only when, on one random night, I stumbled upon Scary Movie 3 that the fear went away. You two should react to it someday.
I think my favorite part of this film is how Samara's interview is recontextualized once you know she's evil. The first time they ask "You don't want to hurt anyone" and she answers "But I do and I'm sorry" and the inflection and tone imply she means she keeps hurting people without meaning to and doesn't know how to stop it. The second time, it's completely different. She DOES in fact want to hurt people and you can't stop her, suck it.
HAHAHA YES! Haha yes! I've been a since-childhood horror movie fanatic, seen the original Exorcist at around age 14 (AND appreciated it)... and saw The Ring AFTER that, but that scene with Samara climbing out of the TV still freaked me out!
Surprised that I didn’t hear Ash say symbolisms like 900 times in this reaction since there’s so much symbolism in this movie 😆✨
I'm gonna be too terrified to realize some symbolism in the movie if i was him.. 😂😂
Ash only says that stuff when his ass hole isn't clinched 🤣
The symbolisms are symbolisms
of symbolisms for symbolisms to represent symbolisms.
But Becca is dead, amiright? 😂
My mates Hannah has bitched enough to sometimes make him stop his symbolism adddiction
Samara has the ability to implant images into someone's mind, ones which are implied by others to have not been good. This led to her parents keeping her in the barn. However, Samara began burning images into the horses' minds as well, causing them to throw themselves into the water. It's also where the picture of the tree on her bedroom wall in the barn came from, Samara burned that image into the wood.
When the cabin was built above the well, Samara's spirit was able to imprint images onto the video tape. The video plays like flashes of her life, perhaps her last thoughts as she died.
The faces of those who watch the tape being blurred in photos seem to represent how someone would look if being viewed from under water. The scratched out faces in the magazines look like Samara with her long hair covering her face. She then leaves her victims with horrified expressions, their skin looking like someone who was decomposed in water.
Nice post. I would also like to add that something that Ash and Hannah didn't seem to understand: Samara is intrinsically evil. Probably because of some unnatural/supernatural technique used to allow her mother to carry a child to birth. She feels guilt over what she does but she can't stop herself from transmitting messed up images to those around her anymore than one can stop themselves from breathing.
Yeah, basically came in here to post this. Good breakdown. I'd like to add that I had read somewhere that upon viewing the tape Samara gives you 7 days before you die because that's how long it took her to die after being thrown in the well.
Oh and yeah, by virtue of her existence and her ability to mentally torture people with images, I agree that Samara is inherently evil. I am not sure what control she has/had over these abilities, but she expresses no intention to stop using them to drive people mad and kill them in the end.
Yes she just wants to scratch people's faces off, she's sorry but it won't stop.
@@bluengrey1yeah for some reason I always thought the mom did some devil magic to have a baby but it's never really explained
@@noroses4youit is explained in a following movie cant remember which one but not the second one. So basically Samara is adopted by these people they are not her real parents. They adopted the kid because they couldnt have a baby. Im not gonna talk about her real parents and spoil the story more.
Rachel was only spared because she had made a copy of the tape, helping Samara circulate her evil. She forces Aidan to make a copy so he, too, may be spared.
it wasn't so much that she made a copy but that she showed the video to someone else, and thus killing them. And at the end she realized the only way to save her son is to have him kill someone too
Wow.
You have to make a copy and show it to someone else.
@justtrustash Samara was already free in the beginning. There was water on the floor and dripping off the doorknob. She crawled out the TV and killed that girl.
But wasn't she saved when she showed the tape to her baby's daddy? Wasn't it enough?
Fun fact the little girl played Samara was also the voice of Lilo from Lilo & Stitch. You have to admit that Samara is one of the most polite ghost I have ever seen she at least gives you 7 days notice before she comes for you. That way you have time to say goodbye to your loved ones😅😂
No joke. Watched this opening weekend in theater. And the freaking movie melted and split when Samara is being interviewed. Talked about the absolute worst timing. Freaked the entire theater out.
Ha! Same thing happened when I was in the theater during the climax of Event Horizon. I didn't see the ending to that film for about a decade.
@@liquidpza Now that's a scary fucking movie. I love it.
I can imagine that was an experience. 😂
That's pretty cool. When I saw Star Trek V in the theater the film broke, and the audience seemed to be happier until they fixed it.
That’s a nope for me… I’m hauling ass ASAP
YES!!
Poor Hannah is going to have nightmares.
The scene where Samara climbs out of the TV was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.
Haha yes! Background about me: I've been a since-childhood horror movie fanatic, seen the original Exorcist at around age 14 (AND appreciated it)... and saw The Ring AFTER that, but that scene with Samara climbing out of the TV still freaked me out!
Luckily, she can sing herself to sleep. Lovely voice!
And, at the time, was a cutting edge SFX scene.
Another. Reply kid movie, “Case 39”, (2009), and “The Possession” (2012)- Hannah might need a bucket for the second one.
It has been years since the first time and still I can’t sleep with a tv in the room
"Why are you tryna cast a spell" I love Ash and Hannah so much 💀🤣🤣
I lost it there hahahaahhaha
Here's some answers for some of your questions at the end.
It's implied that Samara had psychic powers and was already evil before she died, using her powers to cause suffering around her. This is made more clear in the original Japanese movie, but I like the subtlety of this version. Also, the scratch marks in the well were her trying to get out of the well, not her being actively tortured. The way the curse works is that you have to make a copy _and_ show it to someone else to survive. The idea behind the twist at the end was that Samara's desire to be released from the well was actually unrelated to the curse itself. It's unclear what being set free actually did for Samara, but she was basically tricking them into helping her out.
The movie isn't really supposed to be confusing or unclear, but it's written like a murder mystery, so I can see why that might happen anyway.
Thank you! I couldn’t recall if it was Japan that the original film was from. Which was the scarier one? I believe the grudge was scarier in the Japanese form but I can’t recall which of the ring was scarier
@@Catherine.Dorian. This might be blasphemous, as I’m a huge J-horror fan, but I’ve seen every version of the Ring (the original Japanese, the Korean, one, the made for tv version, and all the sequels) and not only is the English version the best, but it’s not even close.
Every other example of a J-horror movie getting an English remake (including the Grudge, like you said) has produced an inferior version and J-horror in general is of higher quality than the average western horror movie, but the Ring is an exception to that rule. It really is a quite miraculous movie.
@@landonhagan450I’ve seen a lot of people say the Japanese version is much better than the American, but I very much disagree. It’s like they watched a completely different movie. Original movies aren’t always the best, just because it’s the original it shouldn’t be put on a pedestal. I’ve seen the Japanese one and was bored out of my mind to the point that I almost fell asleep or some scenes made me laugh my ass off, but wasn’t creeped out at all. The American version however is one of my favorite horror movies and I watch it every year (usually when it rains). The color scheme, sounds and music, the acting, the setting, makeup, and the pacing-everything is more eerie and unsettling.
The jump scare after the mom says "I saw her face" is the greatest one in movie history along with the scene in Signs at the kids birthday party when the alien walks across the screen.
Yes! It is expected to see a horrible dead right after a horror scene. It was smart to put it in a moment where it was unexpected.
In cinema, you could hear everyone gasping for air at that scene.
You guys actually asked the right questions and really got most of it right. Samara was a “gifted” child…but in a way that affected everything around her negatively. So yes,she was no ordinary child.
The mother didn’t torture her. She was taken to see the doctor who I think was a psychiatrist, so the parents did their best to try to help her. But instead everything around her died or went crazy.
The scratches on the walls of the well were Samara trying to get out of the well after the mother shoved her in it.
Rachel managed to stave off the curse when she copied the tape and showed it to her ex boyfriend/ dude. That’s how the tape works. You pass it on to other people to get them to watch (remember the tape was in the office of the cabin to watch for free = for anybody to watch, thus extending the life of the person that copied that tape). This is shown when Rachel made the kid make a copy. Rachel figured this out when most people didn’t. They all died, the viewers of the tape. And she saved the son. Messed up that this kid would have this on his poor conscience for however long he lives.
I agree, Rachel sucked as a mother. She loved him but still. She sucked as a human being in all honesty.
Loved the reaction…you guys are cute! 👍🏻👍🏻✌🏼✌🏼
everyone has 7 days... the only thing you got wrong was that whoever left the tape at the cabin was spared cause it was left out in the open
no, if no one watched it in the 7 days they would've died too
I like to think samara left the tape herself... it's above where she died, she burned the images on the tape like she did everyone's mind
Ash making Hannah feel bad and telling her she was bullying that girl at the beginning was hilarious 😭🤣
and then he goes on to say that the kid looks demonic LOL
I read somewhere that part of what made Samara’s walk coming out of the well so creepy is that they filmed her walking backwards and climbing into the well, so when you play it in reverse it looks like she’s walking forward in a very disjointed manner.
An absolute classic! We all have that one horror movie that traumatized us as a kid, this one was mine.
For me it was the first saw when i was obviously way to young to watch it.
I would have nightmares from it.
But now I love it😂
For me it was The exorcist
Yes, the exorcist and this stuck with me... and 13 ghosts, almost forgot about that one til now 🤔
I was a kid watching the Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake and I had to leave the room
For maybe 5 - 6 years after seeing this at 8 years old I was afraid to go to sleep. I had to see therapists because the trauma was engrained into my mind, Id see her in every dark corner and dont get me started on static TV screens... My Dad made me watch it and my mother almost took custody of me because of it...
So back when this came out, we had an old tv in the living room that would turn itself on and off randomly. Not often, but just sometimes. It would also always show static when you first turned it on because you had to put it in the right channel or something to get it hooked to the cable box.
I had just finished rewatching this movie at like 2 am and I got up and went to the bathroom.
I walked back in the living room and the damn tv chose that moment to turn on to static.
I didn’t even scream. Just froze and seriously saw gray. Then I realized what happened.
I went back to the bathroom. 😂
as you return to the bathroom and opened the door, you saw a long hair head popping up from shithole
I’ve only once had that true level of completely frozen terror from a piece of fiction. It was the marble hornets slender man vids back when the slender man was a brand new concept. Had never heard of slender. Just heard marble hornets was a good series. Sat in my room awake all night long to scared to turn my head or blink.
The Grudge is also suuuuuper scary and fun! I would recommend the Japanese version but I’ve also heard that they are ridiculously difficult to get through in regards to copyright issues so you might be better off reacting to the American remake from 2004
American remake is just jumpscares and gore though (similiar to the other us ring remakes), they got rid of the scary atmosphere to appeal to western jumpscare standard
@@TheWitcherX why even reply to me like this when I clearly agree with you
That movie gave me nightmares for at least 2 years
I love the Japanese version, JU-ON: The Grudge.
@@wadeschalk4599 Did you see the original Dark Water? Same writer as the RIng, nightmare fuel
The Closet shot traumatised me for months, I always avoided going into my own closet to get my clothes 😂 that girls face fcked me up
I had the original DVD of this and if you press down on the menu when you're at the bottom option and then press enter it plays the video and returns you to the menu...then after a couple of beats it plays the sound of a ringing telephone loud enough so it sounds like it's in the room, especially if you have stereo speakers hooked up which we did. I nearly pissed myself. 😅
Oh, I had no idea they did it on the DVD too. They just had it playing at the beginning of the VHS, which was what I saw it on first. I'm glad they managed to carry it on in the dvd. In my opinion it makes it a much creepier viewing if you've seen the video first and can identify what all of the scenes are connected to.
Lol me too.
My favorite story tied to the Ring is that back in the early 2000’s my folks watched this movie late at night when I had gone to bed. They rented it from Blockbuster. They were terrified and the movie ended at 1 in the morning. As they were getting up off the sofa, the phone rang…at one in the morning. My mom told my dad, “You’re getting that. Not me.” Lol so he answered it and it was freaking Red Lobster.
"You have seven days... to enjoy all-you-can-eat coconut shrimp for only $12.99! Hurry now, deal ends next week!"
No other horror movie stuck with me like this one ever. Sure, there's other horror movies with more junp scares. But the tone and imagery always stayed in my head
Same thing here… I had to wait like years until I could watch it again without being freaked out
Funny story: After seeing this movie when it came out I called up my sister and perfectly nailed the "Seven Days" voice, you should've heard her reaction, she was SO pissed off! 😂
It's fun to see that the scene where Samara comes out of the TV still holds up today. Back in the day, Samara was a very popular Halloween costume. I once saw a person who had a set-up on a flat cart with the TV and everything. For years after, whenever I would see a blank, unmarked tape at a thrift store, I would think of this movie :)
I always wanted to record the tape images onto an unmarked VHS and leave it at a thrift store (since the video is included in full as a bonus on the DVD), but just never got around to it. It sounds funny, but when you realize you'll never see the punch line of someone watching it, it seems kind of pointless.
Samara was evil. Totally. Her main ability has to do with images.
She showed the mom and dad scary shit all the time , and drove the mom nuts, So they put her in the barn hoping that there was a distance limitation on her ability. So she showed the horses scary shit and they all offed themselves.
The image ability is also how Samara made the pictures in the sanitarium , and how she made the tape. She projected her memories straight onto the tape.
And no, it really is because she made a copy.
I was a junior in high school when I saw this movie in theater, opening night. It was a packed theater and I was on a first date. That moment early in, 10:33, "I saw her face." The whole audience lost their minds, literally screaming in terror. Me being an avid horror fan my whole life was just un-phased. Everyone else lost their minds, including my date. She was outside her mind. Bottom line, this movie was the reason I lost my virginity that night. I dropped her off at her home and 15 minutes later she called me and snuck me into her house because she didn't feel safe alone. I arrived, her sneaking me in and she jumped on me on site. I have fond memories of The Ring.
Rachel did a copy and the copy was seen by her son. It is implied that the son is making a copy to show it to someone.
Yeah that's what i was thinking
Not just make a copy, you have to make a copy and show it to someone. Rachel showed the copy to Noah, now the Kid made a copy and they'll show it to someone else.
32:14 - I audibly gasped when Ash said that lol, just the absolute most worst possible thing to do at that time. Hilarious as always to see Hannah attempt to keep calm and then proceed to immediately start jumping and moving around during the tense parts, you two make a perfect react pair!
I think that kid was also in another scary movie called "Darkness Falls". This also came out in early 2000s when it was popular to just have "scary" looking kids cast in scary movies. It's so much fun to watch horror movies from this era because they have a unique vibe to them.
I like that movie darkness falls.
The early and mid 2000s I think was the best time for horror movies. In the early 2010s to
@@determined2win16 Yea I agree. Movies like Drag Me To Hell, both 28 Days/Weeks Later, The Descent, Jeepers Creepers, and (one of my favorites) Dog Soldiers, etc. The Japanese made some fantastic horror movies in that era as well.
Even movie adaptations of horror games were pretty damn good. My older brother played games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill. When the Silent Hill movie came out, I went with him to go see it. I was 12 at the time and it was fantastic because of how scary that movie actually was. I could actually feel my heart rate going up every time those damn sirens started up lol
when I first watched this movie, I must be in my early teens or under it. I was in my dark room when this scene (10:34) came up. I was watching it on my portable DVD Player...... dang even though I got scared after watching her face, I kept on replaying to get over the fear.
I watched this movie overseas at my aunt's house with my cousin. We were both 13. It scared the crap out of me. When it was done I walked to their kitchen to get some water. My uncle jump scared me and I screamed so loud lol
“Do you think he’s the static?!” 😂😂😂You two are so ridiculous that you’re awesome and hilarious. You make a great couple and a great comedic duo
I love this movie! Definitely check out the original. It's great!
Samara made her adopted mother, Anna Morgan, go insane by showing her horrible images in Anna's head. Remember the scene when Noah goes to the psychiatric hospital and he sees the x-rays of weird and morbid images? Samara made those with her mind. Anna went to get psychiatric help for herself and Samara, but Samara didn't stop torturing Anna with her powers; in Samara's own words, "(hurting people) But I do and I'm sorry. It won't stop." Samara was put in the barn by her adopted father, Richard, to help his wife, so then Samara started to torture the horses by putting images in their minds, hence the horses drowning themselves. Because Samara didn't stop putting images in Anna's head, driving her insane, Anna killed Samara.
The tape was created by Samara using her powers. She burned them into the tape. The images are what she's seen and experienced, there's even a moment on the tape when we see Samara's point of view when the black trash bag is over her head. There are a lot of great details in the video tape. She made it because she wanted to hurt and kill people. I love how in order to safe yourself, you have to make a copy and pass it on to someone else, "spread it like sickness". This is such a clever concept/ ending by the author of the book, Koji Suzuki. You are saving yourself, by harming others. It's a full circle of harm and death. I know people die from their heart stopping, I think they die from fright. I know I would.
The original version is Japanese, and Japanese history and culture is embedded with mysticism and the supernatural, so the whole Samara/ Sadako, her powers, etc. goes a little more smoothly in the original version.
A lot of people wonder why after watching the tape, your image is messed up. I think it's because when you are under water and you look up, everything is refracted, some your view is distorted. It's a nice touch from the original film maker, Hideo Nakata; I don't know if that was specified in the book. The Ring movies are quite different from the original source material written by Koji Suzuki.
Did the changes something from original or this remake is just like original... I mean with the story.
I am too scared to watch Japanese horor. 😂
@@bbudimanalqodri Yeah, there are changes in the story. Rachel/Reiko Asakawa's ex-husband Ryūji Takayama was a psychic and a professor, so their son is psychic, which is why he knows things. The biggest difference is Samara/ Sadako's origin and backstory. The video tape is different, but eerie none the less. I honestly think the ending with Sadako/Samara coming out of the well is way scarier in the original. Also, instead of people receiving a phone call of Sadako saying, "Seven days", it's the same screeching sound you hear in the video. That to me was way more terrifying.
In this version she's not adopted. Remember the birth certificate
@@taraannhickey7277 there are birth certificates and records for adoptions
@@taraannhickey7277 the doctor said the Morgans left the island, then they came back with Samara
I'm not lying when I tell you that this movie was the last scary movie I watched. My brother and I saw it in a theater and I drove home with my dome light on. I did call him in the middle of the night to say "Seven Days"...made me feel better.
Loved this movie, but I love the original "Ringu" even more. There's this quasi-film school feel to the original movie that makes it even creepier, like it's just a tad closer to being a homemade movie which lends well to the aesthetic and atmosphere of the experience. Plus if you know a bit about Japanese ghost stories, you can really feel the movie's cultural roots and it really enriches the film significantly.
SILENT HILL is an underrated horror movie with similar themes. I highly recommend it.
I recommend you play the games.
Ash's idea of watching Ring explained is actually really good because there was so many cool things that go over peoples head
I always assumed that Samara's "parents" went away and made some sort of demonic deal with an evil entity in order to be given a child (after so many failed pregnancies). They were gifted a baby, but the baby was always something other than human, something evil - and eventually Samara become too destructive, and they had to get rid of her.
I actually like watching Hannah when she’s reacting to action venture thrillers. She gets so into the bad guys getting caught and that’s how I am when I watch those movies! 💜💜
OMG Hannah got me Jumping in every scene with her shouts hahaha... I had a terrible day guys, Thanks for making it AMAZING ang lighter with your reactions... LOVE U🥰
Can we please take a moment and appreciate Hannah's singing voice. Bootiful my girl, do it up more please.
You pass on the curse by making a copy, and showing it to someone else to pass it on to them. Also Samara has the power of Nensha, which is how she made the tape without a camera(like you said you couldn’t see a camera in the mirror). All her abilities are possible through her mind. Great reaction as always, I’ve been waiting for this one!
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I was so terrified of this film when I was 12 years old. I’m 33 now and I still refuse to watch it cos ive gotten so used to being scared of it🤣
Hannah....chill, sis! LMFAO
The reason that the woman did not die IS because she made a copy of the tape.
The girls was ALWAYS coming out of the TV....she killed the 1st girl then folded her @$$ up and stuffed her into her closet. lol
I love it so much, Ash joking around and tickling the already 100% energy Hannah :D
I’m just gonna come out and say it - Hannah’s singing voice is gorgeous!
I watched this movie with my family on VHS, when it first came out. As soon as the movie ended, the phone ring, no lie... None of us answered it.
I haven't seen the ring, but I have seen the original Japanese version called Ringu. It's fantastic, anyway it's always a treat watching you and Hannah react and give your thoughts on movies. I'm looking forward to this, by the way if you're interested might I recommend Ghostbusters (1984)? It's a fantastic movie and I think you'll enjoy it. Anyway take care you two.
I've seen Ringu too. But like many other japanese horror movies, it was also a bit baffling and weirdly eerie 😅 I've seen all of the Ringu parts btw. And to think that they still r throwing more nd more ring parts in japan is quite hilarious 😂
@@NekoKei_FEARNOT Speaking of eerie have you seen JU-ON: The Grudge? Also when it comes to Japanese movies I've got a few Akira Kurosawa movies. Throne of Blood, Seven Samurai, Ran, Rashomon and Yojimbo to name a few and they are amazing.
@@NekoKei_FEARNOT What would you say is the main differences in the japanese versions of Ring & Grudge? Better/worse?
@@pepsipwns666 personally for me the Japanese versions are way superior. It's super eerie they make great use of sounds. it's so super quiet in some parts and then the scariest sounds in small bits. they highlight how everything looks normal and mundane and then BAM super scary sht in broad daylight i swear
@@pepsipwns666Japanese ring will make you shit your pants
Background about me: I've been a since-childhood horror movie fanatic, seen the original Exorcist at around age 14 (AND appreciated it)... and saw The Ring AFTER that, but that scene with Samara climbing out of the TV still freaked me out!
Addendum: I had FORGOTTEN about certain other freaky aspects, such as yes that tape itself was just so disturbing. When it wasn't obviously disturbing, it was random. Which was disturbing in itself lol.
There was a TV and VHS player above the well in the camp. Samara imprinted the video with her mind on the tape in that player from the bottom of the well.
I CANNOT TELL YOU HOW MUCH IM OBSESSED WITH THIS MOVIE!!!!! PRETTY PLEASE WATCH NUMBER 2, NO OTHER REACTORS HAVE DONE IT AND ITS MY FAVOURITE!!!!!
Damn I don't think I saw Ring 2.
did you watch the short movie „rings“ ? its on the ring 2 blu ray.
16:04
Best couple ever
"Babe, can you stfu and listen?"
My man doesnt even say yes, go a head, im sorry, sure.... my man, like a champ, says nothing: and the queen makes a great point.
Wisdom bruv. Thats a man who loves his woman.
😂😂😂 love it mate
This movie scared the shit out of me! It haunted me for weeks! I saw The Grudge in the theater shortly after, so I was a mess!
Still waiting for you guys to watch The Others! Brilliant horror movie 👍🏼
I would recommend you guys watch the Others, The Babadook, and Skeleton Key. All very good films with really well done scares.
The part w/the tv at the end surprised the hell out of everyone who watched this movie...terrifying is a good word to describe that moment! This is one of my fave horror films of all time, good story and yea, the mom...bad mom...agree, she dumb dumb.
If you love The Green Mile so much, you guys should watch Life is Beautiful (La Vita e Bella). YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED. It's a must watch movie before you die.
yes this 😊
14:52 Legend says that this burning tree is a maple tree. The fruits of maple trees are called Samaras.
First time I am watching this live - you guys are so funny and relatable!! I LOVE HANNAH!! And you guys are just perfect for each other. Subscribed forever!!!
"I couldn't find a single case of a 16 year olds heart just stopping"
Been happening a lot in just the last year.
This is one of my favorite horror movies. It's so good. You guys should check out The Skeleton Key. It's another good movie that was written by the same guy who wrote The Ring.
love that movie! it still gives me chills to this day
Yes!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I liked the Skeleton Key too, the voodoo theme was interesting
I LOVE The Skeleton Key! One of the best twists ever.
My understandings (Ignoring any lores added in subsequent movies 'cause they just made things unnecessarily convoluted):
Imagine if Jack Jack didn't live with the Incredibles, but was instead adopted by an ordinary family. The baby's probably not gonna live. Samara is such a child with superpowers who got adopted overseas. Her telepathic powers had manifested but she was still too young to control them, especially when she's asleep, hence people around her were getting nightmares. This caused her father to lock her away in the barn, but the horses were noisy and kept her awake at night, so she (probably intentionally) used her powers to drive the horses away. She overdid it, of course, and the horses all wanted to get as far away as they could. Because they were on an island, the horses had nowhere to run except into water. This destroyed her family's horse farm business, and Samara's mother was heartbroken as a horse racer. The non-super parents couldn't handle it anymore and killed Samara.
But Samara's powers included persisting after death, so she materialized her memories & experiences into a tape that's right next to the well (this ability was demonstrated earlier when she materialized x-ray images for the psychiatrist). She didn't care about being freed - She just wanted people to hear her story. Her technique was that if you watched the video and didn't like and share, she'd kill you. She has cyberkinetic powers that let her manipulate electronic equipments, hence her ability to turn on / teleport via TV, or giving phone calls to warn her viewers that they should share her video (except as a child, she only gave the cryptic instruction of "seven days").
It's like a marvel superhero's origin story as an orphaned child getting into trouble due to their uncontrolled powers, except in this case, Samara never grew up to become a superhero.
Once you've seen Scream, The Ring, Signs, and I Know What You Did Last Summer, you'll be ready to watch the Scary Movie series.
“Whether that is actually the case as to why she was saved, we don’t know yet.” - Oh you are absolutely right, that is exactly what it was in the book series, that making a copy wasn’t actually what saved them, but in the film adaptations it was changed - to ‘simplify’ it.
This is one of the few remakes from Japanese cinema I think does a great job of capturing the tension of the original. Very pleasantly surprised when I first saw this and to this day static still freaks me out 😂
23:22 when hannah is gagging and ash is all "OH WOW" i legit almost died replayed it like 5 times LOL
I was a huge horror movie fan in high school , I had watched so many movies by the time this one came out. I saw this movie in theaters when it came out and the scene of her daughter in the closet legit made me scream. No movie ever made me scream 😂
I found your channel 2 days ago and I already binge watched whole harry potter franchise and bunch of other movies and I can say for sure that you are the best reaction channel I've come across so far. Your reactions are so hilarious and you two are perfect together, I can't stop laughing and you always make my day after a stressed day at work so thank you for that, I hope you never stop doin' these reactions. Love from Croatia!!!
You'll need to see the original Japanese version.
Japanese horror is on another level.
I haven’t gone through all the comments, so I’m sure somebody has mentioned this, but just in case they haven’t the little girl who played Samara is the voice of Lilo in Disney’s Lilo and Stich.
Hands down THE best reaction Duo. So real and funny!!! Keep it up guys and keep being yourselves 👊🏼
I love your reactions, I only discovered you recently but I have to say that you are totally authentic and you have a great power of observation
The Grudge next please!
The Moth Man Prophecy would also give Hannah nightmares
many parts of this movie were inspired by "the changeling" from 1982 with george c scott. great classic horror mystery.
"Rosie? My phone's cryin'" I'm fkn weak 🤣🤣
The Ring was my first Horror Movie EVER. What a great way to start. I was 6 or 7, my uncle had rented it and asked if I wanted to watch it with him, like a responsible adult would, of course.
It was absolutely traumatizing, but it was also when my love for the genre was born!
The tape was created because the TV was sitting on top of Samara's grave, the well. It was how Samara projected and shared her thoughts. Anna wasn't supposed to have a child, but the Morgans mysteriously returned to the island with a daughter. Something was wrong about Samara, as the doctor says the island suffered because of her presence and was better off after she was gone. Samara could directly implant images and thoughts into peoples' minds. She drove her mother crazy, so they put her in the barn to keep distance. Because she was in the barn, she drove the horses crazy and they killed themselves. It doesn't stop. Rachel survived because she passed it along.
"You silly woman! You know about that tape yet you put it on!" 🤣....you two crack me up
The Japanese Version basically alludes that Sadako/Samara is an Eldritch Horror that can never die. Kinda like Jean Grey with the Phoenix Force but in a horror setting.
Can't wait for this! Love this movie! A great American Remake.
Garbage compared to the original, but still better than most of horror movies lol
the only channel that i watch the intro of the video and not just skip to the reaction 😅 , love for u guys from egypt ❤️
Hahaha you know the deal my brother 🤘🏾❤️
I love both your reactions. Can I suggest “Stir Of Echoes” from 1999 it stars Kevin Bacon
Our girl hannah with a beautiful voice
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I saw this when I was 12 and for a whole week I thought I was gunna die cause I watched the tape in the movie lol
Love your reactions. A lot of symbolism in this movie. Probably already heard this. She wasn't tortured. She did the torturing, mentally. Her fingernails broke off trying to climb out of the well for seven days before she died. They go into more of an explanation in the second one if you're up to watching
daddy chill lol !!..t rex pose ahahahaha... u guys r the best ....love this movie btw i remember watch it and was so creepy movie. such an epic movie the ring. love samara character
This one scared me so bad when I watched it, I was scared for weeks after. But I have to watch Hannah scream where I did. We’re in this together guys! 😂😂 🤨😳🫣😱💀
3min into your reaction and I'm already crying laughing!! 😂
Don't get me wrong, I reacted the exact same way when I 1st watched it!
I can just imagine the message on that voicemail. "Umm hi, this is Samara? Just wanted to let you know you had like 7 days? Okay, cya soon!"
would be fun if you could actually talk to Samara on the phone, like „hey, tell me about the afterlife!“
I have had trouble not laughing throughout this movie ever since I watched Scary Movie 3 xD
This movie scared me so much as a kid. The face of the girl form the beginning got burned into my brain and terrified me to no end. I couldn't even stand dark areas even during the day.
It's only when, on one random night, I stumbled upon Scary Movie 3 that the fear went away. You two should react to it someday.
I swear, Aiden is creepier than Samara.
Oh God I can't wait for her to shart her trousers 😂 the jump scares will be epic.
AND many NOT-EVEN jump scares ;)
36:46 “You *helped* her!?” 😧🤔
LOVE THIS SCENE! I remember thinking the film was over & Aiden said nah, there’s more.
It’s better to watch the Japanese version. And May I also suggest “The Grudge” Japanese version
The Japanese version’s are so overhyped ofc its the first comment lol
Weeb alert
Nope American grudge is far better however Ringu 0 absolutely terrified me.
I think my favorite part of this film is how Samara's interview is recontextualized once you know she's evil. The first time they ask "You don't want to hurt anyone" and she answers "But I do and I'm sorry" and the inflection and tone imply she means she keeps hurting people without meaning to and doesn't know how to stop it. The second time, it's completely different. She DOES in fact want to hurt people and you can't stop her, suck it.
you guys should do The Grudge and The Audition as well 😀
"If you don't forward this to all your friends you will die in 7 days."
Classic
I am glad this premieres at 7pm cape town time, its not the kind of movie i want to be watching later in the evening. #Factos 👍 👀
HAHAHA YES! Haha yes! I've been a since-childhood horror movie fanatic, seen the original Exorcist at around age 14 (AND appreciated it)... and saw The Ring AFTER that, but that scene with Samara climbing out of the TV still freaked me out!
Yo!! Hannah has a great singing voice!!! That was beautiful!!
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