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hello! I wanted to know if you had already done a review of the Argentine horror movie TERRIFIED (2020) I would like to know your opinion about the movie.
Hey, just needed to say... Manson has NOT been proven guilty by Evan's claims, or of the other women that jumped on the bandwagon. I believe that his lawsuit against her for defamation will speak truths. I've done a lot of research about the claims, and it seems like BS. Otherwise, great video!
I'm sorry you're getting some invasive/infantilizing comments about your pregnancy and love of horror. You are fully capable of taking care of yourself and knowing your own limits, and it's no one on the internet's business to be questioning what you should and shouldn't do while pregnant. I wish you and the baby well!!
I literally only asked because of my own experiences 🙄 it wasn’t meant to be invasive or infantilizing, I just wanted advice for dealing with the second-hand stress that naturally comes with the horror genre. Not everyone is trying to be rude when they ask a simple question.
Sophia h is obviously someone who has asked one of the questions pertaining to pregnancy and wanted to clarify her intentions. There was nothing to be sorry about for people asking questions in a respectful manner. Sarah didn’t seem to be offended by or take the questions as invasive, just more perplexed which makes sense as she’s a first time mother.
Thank you for speaking out about Jeepers Creepers, MM, and Lost Prophets. Hollywood has this seedy side where pedophiles are able to continue to work with children. It's disgusting. I support your decision completely!
Jeepers Creepers is honestly one of my favorite horror flicks of all time, but then I didnt know about the director before. I was shocked to find out but I still love the film, I must admit.
There seems to be a lot of Weinstein backed movies that you hadnt realizes until a rewatch and seeing credits for. Like Carol, LOTR fellowship, etc. The revelations can still be shocking especially given the scope of the influence these people have had on certain movies across decades
Mother! made me SO uncomfortable. My husband and I had just gotten in a dumb argument on the way to the theater and the movie just weirdly amplified my emotions.
Just had my baby 6 weeks ago. Considered watching it when the new one came out but I'm glad I decided not to. Pregnancy definitely affected my love for horror/true crime and I made sure to steer clear of certain movies and cases that I might find triggering.
I just came upon the channel, and I'm glad you brought this film up! I was pregnant many years ago when the film had come out on DVD maybe? I went to a deli I liked frequenting, and on this night, there was a new manager on the floor, and he had this film playing, while people were just casually trying to eat their roast beef sandwiches and such. I was so disturbed both by the choice in film for the venue, but also because I was flippin pregnant and what the heck is this, in front of my mac and cheese!? No way would I watch it again, too many conflicting emotions.
100% agree on Jeepers Creeprs. There’s a suspense movie I haven’t seen and will NEVER see, not because it’s a bad movie but because it’s one of my BIGGEST fears. It’s called Awake (2007) It’s about a man who goes into surgery and while he’s supposed to be unconscious, he feels EVERYTHING that the doctors are doing to him and they unfortunately can’t tell that he’s in pain feeling everything. Based on a true story. I just refuse to see it lol
I remember watching this film on TV some years ago and it was really uncomfortable to watch... Definitely a one-time watch, I don't know how I could handle the whole film
Ive seen that one many times now and every time I still feel the suspense. Definitely loved the relationship between the mother and son, that's what makes it easier for me to watch it
I had to have surgery and was anxious about it so my bf at the time took me out to see a movie the night before to take my mind off it. The first trailer was for Awake and I was like okay I'm never watching that!!! 😬😅
I saw Hereditary the day I found out I was pregnant and it hit me REAL hard and it's still the scariest movie to me. I read the In the Tall Grass novella while pregnant, also a bad time. And a friend just described a screen from Witch when I was 6 weeks along and still have yet to see it. Being pregnant and then having a child changes ones perspective dramatically.
Hereditary is the most disturbing movie I've ever seen. My anxiety was already through the roof, even afterwards it stayed in my head for days. I couldn't imagine being pregnant, carrying your child and just...watching that. I guess it may be the instinct to protect yourself and the child.
Agreed. There are two areas where there is NO redemption for me with an artist. One, pedophelia, and the other domestic animal abuse. I will not support nor watch and/or listen to anything these deviates create.
Just had my first baby in July & during my pregnancy my grandmother kept telling me I was going to actually curse my child because I was going to see X in theatres while visiting my family in Vegas. I watched Ghostland for the first time during my pregnancy and it was one of the best films I watched this year lol during pregnancy I had more of a strong aversion to sex scenes in films and tv and would actually gag . But I’m surprised you mentioned Mother! Because that was one I couldn’t bear to watch during pregnancy and even now postpartum. It gives me such anxiety my breathing changes
@@stephaniealicea9782 It's more infuriating than scary, to be honest, but that's just how I personally feel about it. I found myself wanting to beat pretty much all the characters (apart from Jennifer Lawrence, obviously) to a bloody pulp.
First of all, congratulations on your first born 🙏🏻 ….now, why were you “surprised” she mentioned ‘mother!’? I think this was one of the more obvious movies on the list, so I’m confused lol!
@@stephaniealicea9782 You should ignore us all and watch it for yourself. You need to pay attention throughout the movie and it’s a psychological horror (borderline thriller) and the movie had me thinking for a while. It’s not an easy watch and I do not wish to rewatch. It does make you think about everything concerning what happens in the movie.
@@stephaniealicea9782 It’s basically a horror/nuisance take on Christianity I think (characters are supposed to represent god, mother nature, Jesus, and mankind). Very interesting but definitely not something I’ll watch again. Also, slight spoiler and major trigger warning: There’s a scene in the film where a baby gets brutally torn apart and partially eaten. The death is off screen, but it’s gorey nonetheless. I think that’s the reason why most people avoid this film. That could’ve been why Jennifer Lawrence was disturbed by the film too (since she’s also a mother).
I just want to say, I never really watched Horror before I started watching this channel. I'm really branching out now with old horror or PG13 or light r movies. Thank you for making me feel like watching light horror is ok, that I don't have to love it all to still like horror.
Hey that’s how I started watching horror. I don’t think there’s any right or wrong way to approach horror. People have different tastes and different things that are too triggering. I watch a pretty broad spectrum of horror these days, but there are still some types of horror and some specific movies that I won’t watch.
I love watching bad horror movies. They manage to scare from time to time, but seeing the bad CGI/ writing/ acting/etc really helps calm me down. Like (this might be a bit controversial) “Annabelle: Creation”. I watched it with my cousins and we had a few laughs because the “hurrdurr, horror movie characters are stupid and my dumb decisions”, but we still had some moments where we were scared shitless! Also, maybe it’s just me, but before I watch a horror movie, I like to watch behind the scenes footage (like watching them put on make up or see how they filmed stunts). It helps me feel less scared and appreciate the small details the make up team and film crew out into the movie. “Oh, I know how that scene was filmed. They used wires to lift that character! It looks so cool in the movie!”
You can watch whatever you enjoy. Don't feel pressured into watching anything you're not com with. On horror channels, inevitably you will get those people who will try to tell you that horror must be brutally extreme and disturbing, and if you don't enjoy them you should "stick with Disney movies" or similar types of comments. Just ignore them. They are usually teens or people who are desperate to prove how tough they are to everyone. People can enjoy whatever they want.
@@oliver_liew Totally agree. I hate people that assume that if you don't enjoy or haven't watched the most extreme horror cinema, you're not a real "horror fan"
Love that you mentioned Jeepers Creepers on this list. I too saw the first one at a time where Salva’s crimes weren’t common knowledge or widely publicized and were something that required lots of online digging to uncover. It was some time after the release of the second one that I found out, and at that point completely separated myself from anything Salva ever did (or ends up doing in the future). I don’t own any JC movie in my collection, nor will I ever support one. As a single parent of one somewhat young child and one very young child, this is a hill I’m willing to die on no matter how many toxic internet trolls who aren’t bothered by Salva’s repugnant past try to insult me about it.
girl dont feel bad!! im glad u know what u need and are able to find it!! sensitivities change throughout life anyway, and there are tons that i loved and i just cant do them again. its very sad but thats part of life and being this into anything
i especially understand bc when i was younger child things were uncomfortable but not week ruining... now i cant even read/hear news about anything with children. it cuts out a LOT of movies for me. SA honestly rarely belongs in movies in general much less horror, and i also totally skip anything that has scenes with it tbh
I completely agree with you on the separating the "art from artist" I'm just reminded of how gross they are whenever I consume any kind of media that they have now tainted. Also "No judgment" and that's the reason I'm here because so many other people who love films and/or horror are just toxic. I love your videos!
Separating the art from the artist when the artist is a pedophile is objectively wrong. You’re giving money and support to a pedophile for no good reason except for your own selfish entertainment and enjoyment.
I think it’s great to understand one’s limitations, and I appreciate your honesty in sharing especially given you’ve already gotten some comments about it. You’re also very considerate in how you get that horror you’re no longer into would appeal to others. Thank you for sharing, and good luck with the pregnancy!
I have a toddler and can no longer watch Pet Sematary because of THAT scene. Pretty much anything where a child gets hurt is a no go for me now, and I still love horror. I also haven't been able to go back to Handmaid's Tale since I got pregnant over 3 years ago.
I am a huge horror movie fan. I love horror, always have and always will. Your intro reminds me of when my grandmother told me to stop watching horror movies while pregnant. I kinda listen to her and only watched thriller/ easy to watch/silly horror movies, stayed away from disturbing, psychotic and demented movies lol. I love my grandma and she was kinda of right.
"Mother" is a film about relationships. By the end, the male completely eclipses the titular mother, and no longer cares about her or the baby. Add surreal horror elements. It's like the marriage analysis version of "Black Moon".
I'm reminded of the '80s. A woman I worked with was pregnant and went to see Alien. The John Hurt scene *really* did a number on her. That was around the time I read The Stand and I had a bad phlegm-y cold.
11:00 I like your reviews but I dont agree with this, its not "transphobia" Its a trans person being a villain , and why not? As a gay man I must say I dont get why gay or trans people can't be the bad guy in a story
I totally understand the change in your tolerance for certain horror. My bday is Halloween, so I’ve always loved horror movies. I can’t recall if I was sensitive about pregnancy/body horror while pregnant. I don’t think I was. However, after my baby was born things changed. I absolutely had no ability to tolerate any horror/movies involving young children being hurt or scared. It took me until my daughter was about 8-10yo for that visceral disgust to fade completely. As my daughter got older, and I slowly exposed her to certain horror movies she now loves them too! She’s 17yo now and we just went and saw, “Smile,” together. She also raved about Barbarian, but I haven’t seen it yet. So, congrats on your pregnancy! Maybe you’ll get lucky like me and end up with a buddy to watch horror with in a few years! 👻😄
My ex insisted that I watch Dumplings, and I appreciate being forced out of my comfort zone, but he didn’t warn me AT ALLLLL. Only movie to make me a throw up a little in my mouth
I love that you recognize and set your boundaries. Even though I’m not making content for a channel, it helps me not feel pressured to watch horror movies outside my own boundaries.
When i was about 6 or 7 months pregnant with my first child.....me & my ex had gotten the whole Saw dvd set (at the time lol. Back in 2016) but in one of the movies when Jill gets hit by the door & makes her miscarry... & she was about 6 or 7 months pregnant in the movie too i believe. & i criiieeeddd so much. I got so scared & worried. So yeah, being pregnant & having kids can definitely change your outlook on horror movies. I still love them. But the ones that has to do with harming to children..... Is ROUGH
I would throw Roman Polanski in there with Victor Salva. He made some really good horror too (Rosemary's Baby, Repulsion, etc), and it was undeniably infuriating when I found out what Roman did. It also seems like some people want to give Roman a pass compared to Victor. Victor's movies were B movie material, but Roman's movies were "art". They're both garbage people to me though.
Mother! is a masterpiece, but it’s terribly painful to watch. I’ve never had a movie tax my nervous system like that. It’s up there with Gaspar Noe’s movie Climax. I’ve seen both films twice and will never watch them again. They’re astounding works of cinema, excellent really. But I feel mentally and emotionally ill afterwards, and I don’t want to inflict that kind of pain upon myself again.
The guy who did Jeepers Creepers did a movie called Powder before the JC films. Now I did watch it, trying with an open mind but I knew his history going into it. And you can tell his interests he is into and I won't even go into it. If you've seen it, then you know. But I will never watch Powder again or any of his other films. Not even if you paid me. Look I'm all for giving people a second chance but there are some crimes I can't ever forgive.
I couldn't watch horror while pregnant, but I love horror all the same since I've had my kids. I actually would binge AHS while I fed my first baby. 😅 I still can't do horror movies with kids and am more sensitive to SA now. However, there's so many good movies without that stuff. It's different for everyone!
I can totally relate to this video, I never hear anyone else mentioning how pregnancy affects their love of horror movies lol. I remember with my first pregnancy I tried watching Excision and couldn’t even finish it. Love your videos and congrats on your baby!
The American version of inside was definitely tame compared to the foreign version. It was a one time watch for me. I like the foreign version so much better.
I love those videos you make especially. I remember your video about movies you'd never watch or most horrible, and you talking about how people in the horror fan community are so judgy about people who only watch 'softer' stuff, or no exploitation horror etc. and I've always felt bad about that bc there's a lot of stuff I can't watch. And I felt so validated and less alone after that. so thank you for talking about this! And also addressing MM etc. I love that. I also CAN NOT and will not seperate art and artist (esp. when they are still alive). So, to sum it up, thank you and lots of love 💜💜💜
I was still happily watching horror movies while pregnant but then once my child was born I wasn't able to watch most horror until a year or so later. It was wild. I was so upset by everything.
Can I respectfully ask why? I don't understand how horror movies have anything to do with being pregnant. If it's a horror movie that has things related to a pregnant person, then I'd understand. Otherwise I don't understand. Can you please explain why? Is it just because how some horrors can be disturbing, and how it affects certain people? Sorry for asking 😅
I have my own (short) list. 1. The Girl Next Door. Extremely disturbing in a way I don't like. A real downer. 2. Trauma (2017). It's the Chilean film. I'm surprised it isn't talked about as much... yeah, this was too much. I watched it all the way through, and I don't regret it, but I have no need to subject myself to that again. 3. Hmm I don't think this counts as horror, but it's horror adjacent. Irreversible. Not only was it disturbing, but I HATED it. I applaud the techniques used, but it made it impossible for me to understand what was happening.
Irreversible is on my never watch list, even though Climax by the same director is one of my favorite disturbing movies (Climax also has some pregnancy horror)
It's a travesty that convicted pedophiles and rapists can get work as movie directors. Sometimes actors and actresses still voice that they want to work with them and say go to France to do so. I promise there are other directors that aren't only just as good but better, because they have more respect for people than rapists do.
I had the same experience with Mother. I actively seek out disturbing movies, specifically horror, so it was right up my alley. However, it got to me on a completely different level. I think only a couple other movies made me THAT physically and mentally anxious, and not in an enjoyable way at all. I actually had to stop it at one scene to catch my breath. I would like to revisit it at some point, since it's been quite a few years, but I don't know if I'm ready to put myself through that again.
Mother! is the movie I never want to see again either. It's incredibly upsetting to see this one character go through such unimaginable horrors and acts of depravity with absolutely no positive resolve whatsoever. I get what the film was going for but it's not something I would ever put myself through ever again.
You’re not alone at all. I can’t separate art from the artist because we vocalize our agreement or indifference with our money and support. There is no movie or song I like enough to throw money at a bad person.
Since I've had my daughter, I cannot watch certain horror movies anymore! Even A Quiet Place 2 where I thought the baby was in danger, I really couldn't handle it! It's so bizarre how kids affect you, I never used to flinch and now I'm so sensitive to it all
Inside is a film that I would definitely NOT recommend to any pregnant woman lol. As a male it made me cringe so much in some of the scenes, especially the finale. It’s very well made and acted but it is just down right brutal and gory in so many scenes.
When I was about 8 months pregnant I went to see the first Annabelle movie in theatres not really thinking anything of it and it wasn’t super scary or amazing but that scene where she was stabbed in the stomach shook me lol. I literally looked down and my stomach then looked at my husband and we both just said damn 😅 Ever since having my two sons I struggle with anything to do with kids and violence.
I hear you! I saw it in theather years ago when I wasn't pregnant. I recently saw it again a few months ago and the scene that really got me was when she hits the Annabelle doll on the crib, throws it, looks again and sees her baby lifeless on the floor. I grabbed my 6 month old daughter and held her tight after that scene. Seeing babies/kids get hurt in movies gives me a whole new reaction now that I'm a mom myself.
I’m not a mom, but I do have a brother who’s 8 years younger than me. When he was still a baby, I couldn’t stomach seeing babies in pain or crying in film because I would think of my brother. Sometimes, I’d run over to check up on him. Edit: I love horro, but anything involving young children getting hurt is a big no for me. There’s a scene in Doctor Sleep where a kid gets tortured and his screams felt so real and gut-wrenching, I had to skip ahead.
I always find this topic so interesting, because one person's "never watch again" can be another person's absolute fave. For example, I really like Dumplings! Seen it multiple times, and I'm so happy that it's unlikely that Hollywood will ever touch it. They better not🤭🥟 The movie I haven't been able to make myself watch twice is Midsommar. Awesome, very cool, but has my **specific** triggers in it so I saw 1/4 of it behind my hands lol. I want to change that this year...I think I can do it
One horror movie that continues to give me chills is Inside the original movie. I love every horror movie and don't get disturbed by anything, yes j already watched human centipede 2, a serbian film, etc. But didn't get disturbed by them but I did feel scared over Inside and how vulnerable a woman can be.
Definitely a very interesting scenario you find yourself in, I’d never thought about the physical and psychological effects of horror content on a pregnant person, so you’re in for a wild ride! Anyways I was wondering, don’t you think, a couple years from now, when you’re not pregnant anymore and all the “experience” has passed you’ll be able to watch all of these again? Or are these “NO” for life? I couldn’t imagine thinking “I’ll never watch these movies I enjoyed EVER again” so very curious on what you think of it? Maybe someday you’ll be able to handle them better? Or it’s a hard no? 😮
Not sure how she’ll feel but for me at least these feelings eventually wore off. I didn’t want to rewatch/watch anything like Mother! or Goodnight Mommy (Austrian film) while pregnant/for awhile after. But now almost 3 years later I’m back to enjoying all themes/sub genres of horror. I think it comes down to hormonal changes, or at least for me it did. Your mind and body seem to just naturally find certain things more repulsive when pregnant and it’s difficult to separate art from reality.
I know from my aunt whos oldest is 8 years old now that she has never been able to enjoy horror movies like she used to since she's had children. She was a massive horror fan before pregnancy.
As an aunt, I can't imagine ever watching Dumplings and I've never been pregnant. Kid stuff has always disturbed me but now that I'm an aunt, it's on a whole other level.
Well I definitely will not ever watch Jeepers Creepers again. I don't think those scum bags should ever be let out of prison in the first place and the fact that it was known and he was still able to work in Hollywood makes me sick. Those people will NEVER stop the abuse they just get more sneaky so they don't get caught as easily. I'm sure he's out there still doing the same thing ruining countless more lives.
While this is definitely not horror related, this does remind me of the story my mom gave me when I was a baby. Back in the day before VHS became a thing, sometimes Disney would re-release their movies into theaters and my mom took me to see Bambi when I was a baby (I am her first born). My mom hadn't seen the movie yet either. Well that famous death scene actually traumatized my mom and made her cry (she was only 21 at the time so she was still young herself). My mom was a lot more emotional when pregnant and still had those issues after becoming a mother, she did say there were certain things she couldn't watch anymore.
I'm glad you brought up the Jeepers Creepers controversy(reality) because I hadn't known until, I think, this year! I also draw a hard line with things like that. The idea of separating art from the artist shouldn't be a hard one with topics like these.
Mother! made me so uncomfortable but, in a beautiful way. Then literally as soon as I got pregnant and had my daughter I get goosebumps every time I even think about it. I can’t ever watch it again.
Dawn of the Dead (2004), I couldn't watch. Within a few minutes of it starting, the shaky cam triggered my morning sickness, so I ended up leaving the theater with my husband and puking my guts up. Never even made it to the zombie baby scene.
You can’t watch Horror films, if you are pregnant? OK, that’s REALLY Bizarre….well, maybe they were referring to encountering excess stress during pregnancy. Maybe.
Im happy that it wasnt just me 😅 I used to be really deep into disturbing content and would, could watch anything in high school. I got pregnant and went to see the first quiet place film in theaters and had to leave at around 15 minutes because i couldnt handle it -.- I left sobbing. Then i beat myself up a lot over it, like years of me beating myself up for not being able to handle things anymore.
The new Jeepers Creepers reboot has nothing to do with Victor Salva, the studio is actually making it a big selling point for the advertising of the movie. So I have a question for you since you're expecting, when do you think it's appropriate to let kids watch horror? I kind of feel like every kid is different and you kind of have to judge it by their level of maturity. I know a lot of mainstream horror is PG13, but sometimes even those can be too much for some kids. I'd just like to hear your opinion on it.
I think I will never watch Aster again. It's weird. I can't even put my finger on what it is that unsettles me so much . Midsommer was so different from Hereditary, and yet, it's the same ambiance, like an aftertaste, that I couldn't get rid of for ages. In the theatre, I felt fine, but the films repeated on me like I'd swallowed a whole garlic clover raw, but for months .
I think "should you be watching horror when youre pregnant" is a somewhat fair question, considering what your body goes through while watching a horror
I mean I personally don’t feel a ton of emotions watching most horror since I’ve seen so much. and some anxiety maybe felt in a theater setting isn’t going to trigger an early birth or anything lol
I played "Amnesia" 1 while pregnant with my 2nd. Admittedly, I paused and saved at moments when it became "too much", but I am a lover of horror, since I was 5, and for me I knew what I could (and could not) handle at the time. We are all different, we know our limits. ASK me to play Amnesia now and I'd tell you "hell no", I tried and couldn't make it past 30 mins, 10 years later. A true testimony to the fact that we all change, and age doesn't make a different at all lol.
i like how while you wont rewatch these movies again you still mention what is good about them. show appreciation for the art. while for different reasons I have come across horror flicks that were a one time watch only. either too disturbing or crappy plot or bad ending etc.
Mother...wow I think it is beautiful very disturbing on a level thats hard to describe .. especially as a woman and mother... But i too will prob not watch again..
When I was pregnant back in 1985 the return of the living dead came out. I was working the front box and with all the screaming and moaning with the zombies it was so creepy and scary. That was the first movie where the zombies could talk and run as fast as living people. I was so freaked out every night lol🌸
I saw Mother! on an airplane. I hadn't heard anything about it and was genuinely rocked by it and on the verge of an anxiety attack- which is a reaction I seldom have to movies. Being stuck in a small seat with a bunch of strangers trying to hide my distress was the absolute woooorst. I do still love the movie though. I think it's heartbreaking and I unfortunately resonated heavily with the relationship dynamic.
I’m still mad at this one youtuber who made a video about disturbing films that just casually showed the ending of Inside right when I was getting really interested to check it out. Dude didn’t even talk about the spoilers but just casually showed that in the middle of all the other clips in the background. I should still probably check out the movie though.
i watched mother because of ur older video talking about the most disturbing movies, i defo agree that its very overwhelming and an introverts nightmare
I believe pedo in any form or fashion, artistic intent or not should never, ever be allowed. Period. Once you become a parent the anger and sadness you feel is so intense when it comes to that subject. With that being said and not including the pedo subject, never say never. Life will change you in ways you will never imagine and you develop coping mechanisms you never thought you would. When it comes to horror movies I now find myself (I am much older than you) able to enjoy some of these horror movies I never thought I would again. And, in ways, I'm happy I have this 'tough skin' to be able to watch some of these horror movies, because some of them are really good even if it is a tough subject matter (again, pedo put aside). It would be interesting if in the future you're still doing this channel, to revisit this particular one and see if you still feel the same.
I figured Inside would be here, and understandably so. Speaking as a soon to be first time parent, I watched that version first with the intent of watching the original soon after. I just can't make myself now since we found out about the pregnancy. Like you said, the reasons are pretty obvious there. I would say it's definitely not worth watching either way, especially since you've seen the original.
My “never watch again” movies would be sleepers, and the girl next door. Both are unfortunately VERY true, and very depressing to know that humans could do that to other humans.
Having a kid totally destroyed me and what I used to enjoy. I can't get into Law and Order SVU anymore, and a few years ago (my daughter is 6 now) my brother told me to watch Witch and after the first 5 minutes or so, I had to turn it off and cry for about an hour. I cant even watch the kiddo cooking competitions because when a kid cries, I cry. I'm a mess... but my daughter is 100% awesome, so I wouldn't change it for the world. Good luck!!!! Mommyhood looks good on you!
I saw Incident at a Ghost Land a while ago, and it was really well done, but it’s obviously VERY disturbing. I actually rewatched this movie which I never do because it was just so different, so it’s definitely understandable as to why u ain’t watching this movie again. That first twist was so insane, but yeah…it’s a lot.
Hey Sarah ! Have you done "Crowhaven Farm" yet? It's truly one of the most frightening films I ever watched as a kid (Actually a TV movie). In the highest grade of tv horror movies, more like a Witchy chiller-thriller. Kinda hard to get hold of in the UK but should easy be able to view it on any media in US...🤔
My horror watching changed as a Dad after the kids were older. I got rid of my Horror VHS as the covers were very graphic. My wife watched whatever she felt like when pregnant and no harm was done. Later as the kids got older they figured out what horror they liked. Awesome Channel.❤
I think the most disturbing part of movies like Inside is the fact that actual crimes like this have happened/were attempted. Even tho I'm not someone who can be pregnant/have kids, the fact that it's based in reality is enough to scare me. I'd go one step further to say that any horror movie that has a deep basis in reality where I feel like myself or a loved one could end up in the exact situation are the ones that really scare/disturb me 😅
If you're open to a horror-comedy about pregnancy check out Prevenge! It's a British film about a pregnant woman whose unborn child tells her to do evil things...the lead actress/director made the film whilst 7 months pregnant! Of course, check out TWs
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hello! I wanted to know if you had already done a review of the Argentine horror movie TERRIFIED (2020) I would like to know your opinion about the movie.
Your uptalk voice is out of control. You gave me a headache. 😬
Hey, just needed to say... Manson has NOT been proven guilty by Evan's claims, or of the other women that jumped on the bandwagon. I believe that his lawsuit against her for defamation will speak truths. I've done a lot of research about the claims, and it seems like BS.
Otherwise, great video!
I'm sorry you're getting some invasive/infantilizing comments about your pregnancy and love of horror. You are fully capable of taking care of yourself and knowing your own limits, and it's no one on the internet's business to be questioning what you should and shouldn't do while pregnant. I wish you and the baby well!!
I literally only asked because of my own experiences 🙄 it wasn’t meant to be invasive or infantilizing, I just wanted advice for dealing with the second-hand stress that naturally comes with the horror genre. Not everyone is trying to be rude when they ask a simple question.
@@sophiah.9119 sorry but i have no idea what you're talking about? respectfully, this comment wasn't about you.
@@sophiah.9119 did they @ you ? Cause pretty weird that you’d assume they’re referring to you when she has thousands of followers 🙄
@@sophiah.9119 awk maybe word things better? Also they didn’t even @ you lmao
Sophia h is obviously someone who has asked one of the questions pertaining to pregnancy and wanted to clarify her intentions. There was nothing to be sorry about for people asking questions in a respectful manner. Sarah didn’t seem to be offended by or take the questions as invasive, just more perplexed which makes sense as she’s a first time mother.
Thank you for speaking out about Jeepers Creepers, MM, and Lost Prophets. Hollywood has this seedy side where pedophiles are able to continue to work with children. It's disgusting. I support your decision completely!
That’s with every company. Not just Hollywood
Wait MM is a pedo?
Jeepers Creepers is honestly one of my favorite horror flicks of all time, but then I didnt know about the director before. I was shocked to find out but I still love the film, I must admit.
You do know a lot of movies from The Weinstein Company that people still watch & support even after what Harvey Weinstein did
There seems to be a lot of Weinstein backed movies that you hadnt realizes until a rewatch and seeing credits for. Like Carol, LOTR fellowship, etc. The revelations can still be shocking especially given the scope of the influence these people have had on certain movies across decades
Calling Mother a love/hate film makes total sense. It’s SO anxiety inducing. I understand how it could trigger people. I love the themes it explores.
Mother! made me SO uncomfortable. My husband and I had just gotten in a dumb argument on the way to the theater and the movie just weirdly amplified my emotions.
I feel like the first orphan movie could also be potentially triggering/sensitive to people who are pregnant, especially that first scene.
ABSOLUTELY
Just had my baby 6 weeks ago. Considered watching it when the new one came out but I'm glad I decided not to. Pregnancy definitely affected my love for horror/true crime and I made sure to steer clear of certain movies and cases that I might find triggering.
People?!?! Only women can create babies you freak
I just came upon the channel, and I'm glad you brought this film up! I was pregnant many years ago when the film had come out on DVD maybe? I went to a deli I liked frequenting, and on this night, there was a new manager on the floor, and he had this film playing, while people were just casually trying to eat their roast beef sandwiches and such. I was so disturbed both by the choice in film for the venue, but also because I was flippin pregnant and what the heck is this, in front of my mac and cheese!? No way would I watch it again, too many conflicting emotions.
@@Pickle_Pants_McGeethat’s really weird, i hate when people have no sense of the space they’re in and what’s appropriate
100% agree on Jeepers Creeprs. There’s a suspense movie I haven’t seen and will NEVER see, not because it’s a bad movie but because it’s one of my BIGGEST fears. It’s called Awake (2007)
It’s about a man who goes into surgery and while he’s supposed to be unconscious, he feels EVERYTHING that the doctors are doing to him and they unfortunately can’t tell that he’s in pain feeling everything. Based on a true story. I just refuse to see it lol
I remember watching this film on TV some years ago and it was really uncomfortable to watch... Definitely a one-time watch, I don't know how I could handle the whole film
I think I'll skip that one. I think Stephen King wrote a short story similar to that, but it was an autopsy. Haunted me for days.🤯😱
Oof, no, been through that, a few times. I don’t have full sensation but I am aware of what’s happening to me during surgery
Ive seen that one many times now and every time I still feel the suspense. Definitely loved the relationship between the mother and son, that's what makes it easier for me to watch it
I had to have surgery and was anxious about it so my bf at the time took me out to see a movie the night before to take my mind off it. The first trailer was for Awake and I was like okay I'm never watching that!!! 😬😅
Incident in a ghostland main actress had an accident while filming that scarred her face. She sued the director and production company.
I get "how does being pregnant change your view?" but "SHOULD you be watching horror?" is a bit ridiculous, lol
Was it? This whole video was about restriction
I saw Hereditary the day I found out I was pregnant and it hit me REAL hard and it's still the scariest movie to me. I read the In the Tall Grass novella while pregnant, also a bad time. And a friend just described a screen from Witch when I was 6 weeks along and still have yet to see it. Being pregnant and then having a child changes ones perspective dramatically.
I've never been pregnant and Hereditary messed me up so much, I'm never gonna watch it again.
Yeah that movie was something else and I don’t think I can ever watch it again. Albeit I did actually enjoy and it’s one of my favorites oddly enough
Hereditary is the most disturbing movie I've ever seen. My anxiety was already through the roof, even afterwards it stayed in my head for days. I couldn't imagine being pregnant, carrying your child and just...watching that. I guess it may be the instinct to protect yourself and the child.
Yeah the thing in Hereditary that gets me is hearing the mother wailing over the daughter. I just can't hear a bereaved mother cry
Agreed. There are two areas where there is NO redemption for me with an artist. One, pedophelia, and the other domestic animal abuse. I will not support nor watch and/or listen to anything these deviates create.
It's a shame that Hollywood is full of pedophiles, and we will never truly know how deep it goes.
Watch dominion!
Waiting for the last members of Led Zeppelin to die so I can listen to their music without them directly profiting from it ✌🏻😙
DC I agree with you so much!!!
News flash: Hollywood is run by pedophiles
Just had my first baby in July & during my pregnancy my grandmother kept telling me I was going to actually curse my child because I was going to see X in theatres while visiting my family in Vegas. I watched Ghostland for the first time during my pregnancy and it was one of the best films I watched this year lol during pregnancy I had more of a strong aversion to sex scenes in films and tv and would actually gag . But I’m surprised you mentioned Mother! Because that was one I couldn’t bear to watch during pregnancy and even now postpartum. It gives me such anxiety my breathing changes
I've never seen Mother and yall legit made me feel like I should never watch it lol
@@stephaniealicea9782 It's more infuriating than scary, to be honest, but that's just how I personally feel about it. I found myself wanting to beat pretty much all the characters (apart from Jennifer Lawrence, obviously) to a bloody pulp.
First of all, congratulations on your first born 🙏🏻 ….now, why were you “surprised” she mentioned ‘mother!’? I think this was one of the more obvious movies on the list, so I’m confused lol!
@@stephaniealicea9782
You should ignore us all and watch it for yourself. You need to pay attention throughout the movie and it’s a psychological horror (borderline thriller) and the movie had me thinking for a while. It’s not an easy watch and I do not wish to rewatch. It does make you think about everything concerning what happens in the movie.
@@stephaniealicea9782 It’s basically a horror/nuisance take on Christianity I think (characters are supposed to represent god, mother nature, Jesus, and mankind). Very interesting but definitely not something I’ll watch again. Also, slight spoiler and major trigger warning:
There’s a scene in the film where a baby gets brutally torn apart and partially eaten. The death is off screen, but it’s gorey nonetheless. I think that’s the reason why most people avoid this film. That could’ve been why Jennifer Lawrence was disturbed by the film too (since she’s also a mother).
I just want to say, I never really watched Horror before I started watching this channel. I'm really branching out now with old horror or PG13 or light r movies. Thank you for making me feel like watching light horror is ok, that I don't have to love it all to still like horror.
Hey that’s how I started watching horror. I don’t think there’s any right or wrong way to approach horror. People have different tastes and different things that are too triggering. I watch a pretty broad spectrum of horror these days, but there are still some types of horror and some specific movies that I won’t watch.
I love watching bad horror movies. They manage to scare from time to time, but seeing the bad CGI/ writing/ acting/etc really helps calm me down. Like (this might be a bit controversial) “Annabelle: Creation”. I watched it with my cousins and we had a few laughs because the “hurrdurr, horror movie characters are stupid and my dumb decisions”, but we still had some moments where we were scared shitless!
Also, maybe it’s just me, but before I watch a horror movie, I like to watch behind the scenes footage (like watching them put on make up or see how they filmed stunts). It helps me feel less scared and appreciate the small details the make up team and film crew out into the movie. “Oh, I know how that scene was filmed. They used wires to lift that character! It looks so cool in the movie!”
watch whatever you can handle and it's good to know your limits. fuck what everyone else thinks is "extreme". you do you.
You can watch whatever you enjoy. Don't feel pressured into watching anything you're not com with.
On horror channels, inevitably you will get those people who will try to tell you that horror must be brutally extreme and disturbing, and if you don't enjoy them you should "stick with Disney movies" or similar types of comments.
Just ignore them. They are usually teens or people who are desperate to prove how tough they are to everyone. People can enjoy whatever they want.
@@oliver_liew Totally agree. I hate people that assume that if you don't enjoy or haven't watched the most extreme horror cinema, you're not a real "horror fan"
Love that you mentioned Jeepers Creepers on this list. I too saw the first one at a time where Salva’s crimes weren’t common knowledge or widely publicized and were something that required lots of online digging to uncover. It was some time after the release of the second one that I found out, and at that point completely separated myself from anything Salva ever did (or ends up doing in the future). I don’t own any JC movie in my collection, nor will I ever support one. As a single parent of one somewhat young child and one very young child, this is a hill I’m willing to die on no matter how many toxic internet trolls who aren’t bothered by Salva’s repugnant past try to insult me about it.
girl dont feel bad!! im glad u know what u need and are able to find it!! sensitivities change throughout life anyway, and there are tons that i loved and i just cant do them again. its very sad but thats part of life and being this into anything
i especially understand bc when i was younger child things were uncomfortable but not week ruining... now i cant even read/hear news about anything with children. it cuts out a LOT of movies for me.
SA honestly rarely belongs in movies in general much less horror, and i also totally skip anything that has scenes with it tbh
I completely agree with you on the separating the "art from artist" I'm just reminded of how gross they are whenever I consume any kind of media that they have now tainted.
Also "No judgment" and that's the reason I'm here because so many other people who love films and/or horror are just toxic. I love your videos!
Separating the art from the artist when the artist is a pedophile is objectively wrong. You’re giving money and support to a pedophile for no good reason except for your own selfish entertainment and enjoyment.
@@strawberryflower.forgetmenot I know, that's essentially what she says, and I agreed
I think it’s great to understand one’s limitations, and I appreciate your honesty in sharing especially given you’ve already gotten some comments about it. You’re also very considerate in how you get that horror you’re no longer into would appeal to others. Thank you for sharing, and good luck with the pregnancy!
I have a toddler and can no longer watch Pet Sematary because of THAT scene. Pretty much anything where a child gets hurt is a no go for me now, and I still love horror. I also haven't been able to go back to Handmaid's Tale since I got pregnant over 3 years ago.
I am a huge horror movie fan. I love horror, always have and always will. Your intro reminds me of when my grandmother told me to stop watching horror movies while pregnant. I kinda listen to her and only watched thriller/ easy to watch/silly horror movies, stayed away from disturbing, psychotic and demented movies lol. I love my grandma and she was kinda of right.
"Mother" is a film about relationships. By the end, the male completely eclipses the titular mother, and no longer cares about her or the baby. Add surreal horror elements. It's like the marriage analysis version of "Black Moon".
I'm reminded of the '80s. A woman I worked with was pregnant and went to see Alien. The John Hurt scene *really* did a number on her. That was around the time I read The Stand and I had a bad phlegm-y cold.
11:00 I like your reviews but I dont agree with this, its not "transphobia" Its a trans person being a villain , and why not? As a gay man I must say I dont get why gay or trans people can't be the bad guy in a story
The Collector (2009) has probably my favorite alternate ending of any movie ever put on a DVD. It's hilarious.
I totally understand the change in your tolerance for certain horror. My bday is Halloween, so I’ve always loved horror movies. I can’t recall if I was sensitive about pregnancy/body horror while pregnant. I don’t think I was. However, after my baby was born things changed. I absolutely had no ability to tolerate any horror/movies involving young children being hurt or scared. It took me until my daughter was about 8-10yo for that visceral disgust to fade completely. As my daughter got older, and I slowly exposed her to certain horror movies she now loves them too! She’s 17yo now and we just went and saw, “Smile,” together. She also raved about Barbarian, but I haven’t seen it yet. So, congrats on your pregnancy! Maybe you’ll get lucky like me and end up with a buddy to watch horror with in a few years! 👻😄
My ex insisted that I watch Dumplings, and I appreciate being forced out of my comfort zone, but he didn’t warn me AT ALLLLL. Only movie to make me a throw up a little in my mouth
I love that you recognize and set your boundaries. Even though I’m not making content for a channel, it helps me not feel pressured to watch horror movies outside my own boundaries.
When i was about 6 or 7 months pregnant with my first child.....me & my ex had gotten the whole Saw dvd set (at the time lol. Back in 2016) but in one of the movies when Jill gets hit by the door & makes her miscarry... & she was about 6 or 7 months pregnant in the movie too i believe. & i criiieeeddd so much. I got so scared & worried. So yeah, being pregnant & having kids can definitely change your outlook on horror movies. I still love them. But the ones that has to do with harming to children..... Is ROUGH
I would throw Roman Polanski in there with Victor Salva. He made some really good horror too (Rosemary's Baby, Repulsion, etc), and it was undeniably infuriating when I found out what Roman did.
It also seems like some people want to give Roman a pass compared to Victor. Victor's movies were B movie material, but Roman's movies were "art". They're both garbage people to me though.
period.
"Sensitive Sarah" is great! Embrace it... Dig that your video offerings have a touch-of-VLOG lately... Wishing you well.
Mother! is a masterpiece, but it’s terribly painful to watch. I’ve never had a movie tax my nervous system like that. It’s up there with Gaspar Noe’s movie Climax. I’ve seen both films twice and will never watch them again. They’re astounding works of cinema, excellent really. But I feel mentally and emotionally ill afterwards, and I don’t want to inflict that kind of pain upon myself again.
The guy who did Jeepers Creepers did a movie called Powder before the JC films. Now I did watch it, trying with an open mind but I knew his history going into it. And you can tell his interests he is into and I won't even go into it. If you've seen it, then you know. But I will never watch Powder again or any of his other films. Not even if you paid me. Look I'm all for giving people a second chance but there are some crimes I can't ever forgive.
Powder is the movie where he was charged with it. the lead actor the boy was the one and he never really recovered or acted again. just sick.
I couldn't watch horror while pregnant, but I love horror all the same since I've had my kids. I actually would binge AHS while I fed my first baby. 😅 I still can't do horror movies with kids and am more sensitive to SA now. However, there's so many good movies without that stuff. It's different for everyone!
After changing enough power-pooped diapers, nothing scares me any more.
Also that Ghostland movie, the child actress got injured during the shooting. Think she has a scar on her face now :/
I can totally relate to this video, I never hear anyone else mentioning how pregnancy affects their love of horror movies lol. I remember with my first pregnancy I tried watching Excision and couldn’t even finish it. Love your videos and congrats on your baby!
The American version of inside was definitely tame compared to the foreign version. It was a one time watch for me. I like the foreign version so much better.
I love those videos you make especially. I remember your video about movies you'd never watch or most horrible, and you talking about how people in the horror fan community are so judgy about people who only watch 'softer' stuff, or no exploitation horror etc. and I've always felt bad about that bc there's a lot of stuff I can't watch. And I felt so validated and less alone after that. so thank you for talking about this! And also addressing MM etc. I love that. I also CAN NOT and will not seperate art and artist (esp. when they are still alive). So, to sum it up, thank you and lots of love 💜💜💜
I was still happily watching horror movies while pregnant but then once my child was born I wasn't able to watch most horror until a year or so later. It was wild. I was so upset by everything.
Can I respectfully ask why? I don't understand how horror movies have anything to do with being pregnant. If it's a horror movie that has things related to a pregnant person, then I'd understand. Otherwise I don't understand. Can you please explain why? Is it just because how some horrors can be disturbing, and how it affects certain people? Sorry for asking 😅
I have my own (short) list.
1. The Girl Next Door. Extremely disturbing in a way I don't like. A real downer.
2. Trauma (2017). It's the Chilean film. I'm surprised it isn't talked about as much... yeah, this was too much. I watched it all the way through, and I don't regret it, but I have no need to subject myself to that again.
3. Hmm I don't think this counts as horror, but it's horror adjacent. Irreversible. Not only was it disturbing, but I HATED it. I applaud the techniques used, but it made it impossible for me to understand what was happening.
Irreversible is on my never watch list, even though Climax by the same director is one of my favorite disturbing movies (Climax also has some pregnancy horror)
I thought NordVPN was a horror movie for a sec after looking at the timestamps names 😭😭
I feel like every horror movie about "The SeCreT IngrediEnT" in food is always people. Horror movie about food, lemme guess, it's cooked with people?
It's a travesty that convicted pedophiles and rapists can get work as movie directors. Sometimes actors and actresses still voice that they want to work with them and say go to France to do so. I promise there are other directors that aren't only just as good but better, because they have more respect for people than rapists do.
victor did his time and now he is free to do what he wants i respect him
you respect pedos? good to know
don’t have kids
Pedophilia is something you forgive?
@@opethmike Yes, they can be redeemed
I had the same experience with Mother. I actively seek out disturbing movies, specifically horror, so it was right up my alley. However, it got to me on a completely different level. I think only a couple other movies made me THAT physically and mentally anxious, and not in an enjoyable way at all. I actually had to stop it at one scene to catch my breath. I would like to revisit it at some point, since it's been quite a few years, but I don't know if I'm ready to put myself through that again.
yes the camera work by the director was brilliant in making you actually feel that anxiety
I watched Men at the cinema while highly pregnant, I think I actually gave birth a week later or something. It was a wild ride!!
Mother! is the movie I never want to see again either. It's incredibly upsetting to see this one character go through such unimaginable horrors and acts of depravity with absolutely no positive resolve whatsoever. I get what the film was going for but it's not something I would ever put myself through ever again.
You’re not alone at all. I can’t separate art from the artist because we vocalize our agreement or indifference with our money and support. There is no movie or song I like enough to throw money at a bad person.
So you've decided to divide the world into good people and bad people? Sounds like a great plan.
Since I've had my daughter, I cannot watch certain horror movies anymore! Even A Quiet Place 2 where I thought the baby was in danger, I really couldn't handle it! It's so bizarre how kids affect you, I never used to flinch and now I'm so sensitive to it all
Inside is a film that I would definitely NOT recommend to any pregnant woman lol. As a male it made me cringe so much in some of the scenes, especially the finale. It’s very well made and acted but it is just down right brutal and gory in so many scenes.
When I was about 8 months pregnant I went to see the first Annabelle movie in theatres not really thinking anything of it and it wasn’t super scary or amazing but that scene where she was stabbed in the stomach shook me lol. I literally looked down and my stomach then looked at my husband and we both just said damn 😅 Ever since having my two sons I struggle with anything to do with kids and violence.
I hear you! I saw it in theather years ago when I wasn't pregnant. I recently saw it again a few months ago and the scene that really got me was when she hits the Annabelle doll on the crib, throws it, looks again and sees her baby lifeless on the floor. I grabbed my 6 month old daughter and held her tight after that scene. Seeing babies/kids get hurt in movies gives me a whole new reaction now that I'm a mom myself.
I’m not a mom, but I do have a brother who’s 8 years younger than me. When he was still a baby, I couldn’t stomach seeing babies in pain or crying in film because I would think of my brother. Sometimes, I’d run over to check up on him. Edit: I love horro, but anything involving young children getting hurt is a big no for me. There’s a scene in Doctor Sleep where a kid gets tortured and his screams felt so real and gut-wrenching, I had to skip ahead.
Judging someone for watching horror while pregnant is just bizarre to me. like what
I always find this topic so interesting, because one person's "never watch again" can be another person's absolute fave. For example, I really like Dumplings! Seen it multiple times, and I'm so happy that it's unlikely that Hollywood will ever touch it. They better not🤭🥟
The movie I haven't been able to make myself watch twice is Midsommar. Awesome, very cool, but has my **specific** triggers in it so I saw 1/4 of it behind my hands lol. I want to change that this year...I think I can do it
One horror movie that continues to give me chills is Inside the original movie. I love every horror movie and don't get disturbed by anything, yes j already watched human centipede 2, a serbian film, etc. But didn't get disturbed by them but I did feel scared over Inside and how vulnerable a woman can be.
Definitely a very interesting scenario you find yourself in, I’d never thought about the physical and psychological effects of horror content on a pregnant person, so you’re in for a wild ride!
Anyways I was wondering, don’t you think, a couple years from now, when you’re not pregnant anymore and all the “experience” has passed you’ll be able to watch all of these again? Or are these “NO” for life?
I couldn’t imagine thinking “I’ll never watch these movies I enjoyed EVER again” so very curious on what you think of it?
Maybe someday you’ll be able to handle them better? Or it’s a hard no? 😮
Not sure how she’ll feel but for me at least these feelings eventually wore off. I didn’t want to rewatch/watch anything like Mother! or Goodnight Mommy (Austrian film) while pregnant/for awhile after. But now almost 3 years later I’m back to enjoying all themes/sub genres of horror. I think it comes down to hormonal changes, or at least for me it did. Your mind and body seem to just naturally find certain things more repulsive when pregnant and it’s difficult to separate art from reality.
I know from my aunt whos oldest is 8 years old now that she has never been able to enjoy horror movies like she used to since she's had children. She was a massive horror fan before pregnancy.
Didn't know that about Jeepers Creepers. Yeah, that is a hard no. Marilyn Manson is horrible, I used to love him, not anymore. I get you.
As an aunt, I can't imagine ever watching Dumplings and I've never been pregnant. Kid stuff has always disturbed me but now that I'm an aunt, it's on a whole other level.
Well I definitely will not ever watch Jeepers Creepers again. I don't think those scum bags should ever be let out of prison in the first place and the fact that it was known and he was still able to work in Hollywood makes me sick. Those people will NEVER stop the abuse they just get more sneaky so they don't get caught as easily. I'm sure he's out there still doing the same thing ruining countless more lives.
I’m not pregnant nor will I ever be, I’m a horror heavyweight there isn’t a horror/slasher movie I cant handle I can watch anything,
While this is definitely not horror related, this does remind me of the story my mom gave me when I was a baby. Back in the day before VHS became a thing, sometimes Disney would re-release their movies into theaters and my mom took me to see Bambi when I was a baby (I am her first born). My mom hadn't seen the movie yet either. Well that famous death scene actually traumatized my mom and made her cry (she was only 21 at the time so she was still young herself). My mom was a lot more emotional when pregnant and still had those issues after becoming a mother, she did say there were certain things she couldn't watch anymore.
I'm glad you brought up the Jeepers Creepers controversy(reality) because I hadn't known until, I think, this year! I also draw a hard line with things like that. The idea of separating art from the artist shouldn't be a hard one with topics like these.
Mother! made me so uncomfortable but, in a beautiful way. Then literally as soon as I got pregnant and had my daughter I get goosebumps every time I even think about it. I can’t ever watch it again.
PSA: Fellow parents, don't watch this year's 'Speak No Evil". Really, don't. You'll regret it.
Dawn of the Dead (2004), I couldn't watch. Within a few minutes of it starting, the shaky cam triggered my morning sickness, so I ended up leaving the theater with my husband and puking my guts up. Never even made it to the zombie baby scene.
You can’t watch Horror films, if you are pregnant? OK, that’s REALLY Bizarre….well, maybe they were referring to encountering excess stress during pregnancy. Maybe.
Im happy that it wasnt just me 😅
I used to be really deep into disturbing content and would, could watch anything in high school.
I got pregnant and went to see the first quiet place film in theaters and had to leave at around 15 minutes because i couldnt handle it -.- I left sobbing.
Then i beat myself up a lot over it, like years of me beating myself up for not being able to handle things anymore.
it’s okay! it’s just cinema, there’s so many movies with less upsetting content
Thanks for the heads-up on Victor Salva! I had no idea. Yikes.
There's one scene in The Wretched that's haunting me.
It's a thriller, but I'm not watching We Need to Talk About Kevin.
The new Jeepers Creepers reboot has nothing to do with Victor Salva, the studio is actually making it a big selling point for the advertising of the movie. So I have a question for you since you're expecting, when do you think it's appropriate to let kids watch horror? I kind of feel like every kid is different and you kind of have to judge it by their level of maturity. I know a lot of mainstream horror is PG13, but sometimes even those can be too much for some kids. I'd just like to hear your opinion on it.
I think I will never watch Aster again. It's weird. I can't even put my finger on what it is that unsettles me so much . Midsommer was so different from Hereditary, and yet, it's the same ambiance, like an aftertaste, that I couldn't get rid of for ages. In the theatre, I felt fine, but the films repeated on me like I'd swallowed a whole garlic clover raw, but for months .
Cannibal Holocaust and anything where animals get harmed is a big no from me.
They should have hired Barbie Kardashian from Ireland in Ghostland. His disgusting make up and wig definitely is a horror on its own.
The Girl Next Door and Cannibal Holocaust are the 2 movies I refuse to rewatch
I think "should you be watching horror when youre pregnant" is a somewhat fair question, considering what your body goes through while watching a horror
I mean I personally don’t feel a ton of emotions watching most horror since I’ve seen so much. and some anxiety maybe felt in a theater setting isn’t going to trigger an early birth or anything lol
@@PossessedbyHorror true
I continued to watch horror when I was pregnant, my daughter was OK, never saw any problems watching horror when pregnant!!
For me it will always be The fly 1985, The thing 1981 and Antlers. Three scariest movies ive ever seen in my life.
I’m surprised you didn’t mention the film “ Inside” cuz that would fuck me up if I was pregnant
I did talk about inside? It’s one of the movies in the video lol
I played "Amnesia" 1 while pregnant with my 2nd. Admittedly, I paused and saved at moments when it became "too much", but I am a lover of horror, since I was 5, and for me I knew what I could (and could not) handle at the time. We are all different, we know our limits. ASK me to play Amnesia now and I'd tell you "hell no", I tried and couldn't make it past 30 mins, 10 years later. A true testimony to the fact that we all change, and age doesn't make a different at all lol.
A woman once told me, that when she got pregnant, she wanted to read something about being pregnant. So she read Rosemarys baby...
i like how while you wont rewatch these movies again you still mention what is good about them. show appreciation for the art. while for different reasons I have come across horror flicks that were a one time watch only. either too disturbing or crappy plot or bad ending etc.
Mother...wow I think it is beautiful very disturbing on a level thats hard to describe .. especially as a woman and mother... But i too will prob not watch again..
When I was pregnant back in 1985 the return of the living dead came out. I was working the front box and with all the screaming and moaning with the zombies it was so creepy and scary. That was the first movie where the zombies could talk and run as fast as living people. I was so freaked out every night lol🌸
I saw Mother! on an airplane. I hadn't heard anything about it and was genuinely rocked by it and on the verge of an anxiety attack- which is a reaction I seldom have to movies. Being stuck in a small seat with a bunch of strangers trying to hide my distress was the absolute woooorst. I do still love the movie though. I think it's heartbreaking and I unfortunately resonated heavily with the relationship dynamic.
I don't think I could watch Pan's Labyrinth again because of the ending.
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It's a brilliant film, but so sad.
Pirate jeepers creepers, that way nobody associated with it gets anything
I’m still mad at this one youtuber who made a video about disturbing films that just casually showed the ending of Inside right when I was getting really interested to check it out. Dude didn’t even talk about the spoilers but just casually showed that in the middle of all the other clips in the background. I should still probably check out the movie though.
i watched mother because of ur older video talking about the most disturbing movies, i defo agree that its very overwhelming and an introverts nightmare
I watched nightingale when I was pregnant and man that scene with her husband and baby still haunts me.
I believe pedo in any form or fashion, artistic intent or not should never, ever be allowed. Period. Once you become a parent the anger and sadness you feel is so intense when it comes to that subject. With that being said and not including the pedo subject, never say never. Life will change you in ways you will never imagine and you develop coping mechanisms you never thought you would. When it comes to horror movies I now find myself (I am much older than you) able to enjoy some of these horror movies I never thought I would again. And, in ways, I'm happy I have this 'tough skin' to be able to watch some of these horror movies, because some of them are really good even if it is a tough subject matter (again, pedo put aside). It would be interesting if in the future you're still doing this channel, to revisit this particular one and see if you still feel the same.
I love Dumplings 😊🥟 But I understand. I do think the short film Box from Three Extremes is better though
I figured Inside would be here, and understandably so.
Speaking as a soon to be first time parent, I watched that version first with the intent of watching the original soon after. I just can't make myself now since we found out about the pregnancy. Like you said, the reasons are pretty obvious there.
I would say it's definitely not worth watching either way, especially since you've seen the original.
My “never watch again” movies would be sleepers, and the girl next door. Both are unfortunately VERY true, and very depressing to know that humans could do that to other humans.
Having a kid totally destroyed me and what I used to enjoy. I can't get into Law and Order SVU anymore, and a few years ago (my daughter is 6 now) my brother told me to watch Witch and after the first 5 minutes or so, I had to turn it off and cry for about an hour. I cant even watch the kiddo cooking competitions because when a kid cries, I cry. I'm a mess... but my daughter is 100% awesome, so I wouldn't change it for the world. Good luck!!!! Mommyhood looks good on you!
After becoming a Dad I found Pet Sematary way harder to watch.
I saw Incident at a Ghost Land a while ago, and it was really well done, but it’s obviously VERY disturbing. I actually rewatched this movie which I never do because it was just so different, so it’s definitely understandable as to why u ain’t watching this movie again. That first twist was so insane, but yeah…it’s a lot.
Hey Sarah ! Have you done "Crowhaven Farm" yet? It's truly one of the most frightening films I ever watched as a kid (Actually a TV movie). In the highest grade of tv horror movies, more like a Witchy chiller-thriller. Kinda hard to get hold of in the UK but should easy be able to view it on any media in US...🤔
My horror watching changed as a Dad after the kids were older.
I got rid of my Horror VHS as the covers were very graphic.
My wife watched whatever she felt like when pregnant and no harm was done.
Later as the kids got older they figured out what horror they liked.
Awesome Channel.❤
I think the most disturbing part of movies like Inside is the fact that actual crimes like this have happened/were attempted. Even tho I'm not someone who can be pregnant/have kids, the fact that it's based in reality is enough to scare me. I'd go one step further to say that any horror movie that has a deep basis in reality where I feel like myself or a loved one could end up in the exact situation are the ones that really scare/disturb me 😅
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Great video as always!!! Love this channel so much 🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤
My older sister used to be a horror junkie and now that she has kids she hasn't watched near any horror in 12 years
If you're open to a horror-comedy about pregnancy check out Prevenge! It's a British film about a pregnant woman whose unborn child tells her to do evil things...the lead actress/director made the film whilst 7 months pregnant! Of course, check out TWs
Incident in a Ghostland feels like transgressive fiction to me, so I think I'd usually use the word transgressive to also describe these movies
Should you be watching horror while pregnant? What? 🤣 That's hilarious.