FIRST TIME WATCHING | Hereditary (2018) | Movie Reaction | But Why Though?
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- Who Puts Walnuts in Chocolate Cake? Both of us watch Hereditary (2018) for the first time. Here's our reaction.
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Toni Collette was robbed of an Oscar for this performance.
At the least a nomination.
@@robincraft4682 truly
facts. surprised she didn't have back issues from carrying that amazing dinner scene.
@@deuces_shoeless 🤣
She carried the whole movie in my opinion. That scream when she found out Charlie had her head lobbed off, still haunts me to this day.
@@deuces_shoeless right? Nailed it! I felt like she was yelling at me. 🤣
Charlie, as an unborn child, was made the vessel for King Paimon. The grandmother had tried to put Paimon into her own son - who was schizo (but not really because he was absolutely correct about the witchcraft going on) - but he committed suicide before she could finish. When Toni Collette became pregnant with Peter, she didn't want to keep him, but the grandmother insisted that she did because she saw this as another opportunity to try to bring Paimon into this world, however this really tore their relationship apart and Toni cut all ties with her. When Toni became pregnant again, she decided to rekindle with her mom, and this time, the grandmother wouldn't f*ck around. She immediately performed the ritual to have Paimon take over Charlie. An unborn child really doesn't have a mind of their own yet so there's no mental defenses to break down first. So all this time, Charlie was really Paimon in a child's body, not really understanding humanity, hence her/his strangeness, and this is also why the grandma was quite obsessed with taking care of Charlie, even wanting to breastfeed her/him as an infant. However, as seen in the grandmother's book, Paimon prefer the body of a man, hence the entire point of the movie: liberate Paimon from Charlie to be then transfered into a mentally broken Peter. In the end, the grandmother has succeeded in bringing her deity in her own bloodline, and so, she and her followers will be granted powers and richs even beyond the grave. Oh and, we can also deduce that Toni's sleepwalking and trying to kill Peter was in fact an unconscious effort (possibly incited by other forces...?) to prevent this event from taking place.
So yeah, this movie is filled with subtleties you don't really catch with just one viewing. Even the subject of mental illness that seems to be prevelent and relating to the entire familly is a clever misdirection. *Nobody* is crazy in this movie. You can even suppose that Toni's father that died from self-starvation as a result of mental illness was actually made to do it by witchcraft. Anyway, love this movie to death, though the last 20 minutes really disturb me to my core...
Lots of great details in this move. In the book, it says Paimon's return will be heralded by trumpets. When Paimon/Peter enters the treehouse, the score culminates in triumphant trumpets.
Thank you for this detailed explanation. I’ve watched this twice and I got it but then I didn’t at the same time lol. 👍🏽
The miniatures also symbolized that everything that happened was inevitable. There was nothing the family could have done to change or stop it, which leaves the viewer with a sense of hopelessness and pointlessness. I think that's what Mrs was picking up on. I don't like it for that reason too. I do love Midsommer and hope they'll get to it eventually.
You wrote such a good explanation of this film. This could be very helpful to people who have seen it and have questions.
@@JosieSchuller I post almost the same comment verbatim in every reaction video I watch, as many don't seem to get much of what is going. I want people to appreciate the movie as much as possible seeing as it's easily one of my favorite horror movie in decades, hence why I do this, to help people understand the bigger picture that was really happening.
That head butting of the attic door will stay with me forever.
Utterly terrifying
Traumatized for life.
the piano wire scene....ugh
Yup, and if you've ever seen Legion when there heads are shaking in the cars freaks me out
Yea, me too. Still laughing my ass off of this moment. And, I think, gonna laugh my ass off my whole life
Man, watching this with an unsuspecting audience was an experience. I'd never been in a theater that was so utterly quiet and uncomfortable...
That's how my theater was with Joker. Meanwhile I'm in the back having a great time.
But yeah I could imagine with this film.
@@jasonvoorhees310 Why did you have great time?
@@azazello1784 because joker was awesome. Everyone was all awkward silent and didn't know how to react. It's a film about a man embracing his Psychotic nature. If that bothers people or they didn't like it, don't watch it or go to the film. What were people expecting. IT'S CALLED JOKER!
@@jasonvoorhees310 Anyone with any kind of knowledge of the character definitely wasn't expecting that movie. Can't expect them not to go see a movie about the world's most famous villain.
Yep, except for me I had the entire theatre to myself.
Man, Toni Collette has never been anything below fantastic in anything she's ever been in. What a performer.
She's a gem
Fell in love with her in *Muriel's Wedding.*
Toni Collette absolutely got robbed of an oscar for this performance
@@DiamondDead Hear hear
@@tommyzDad ME TOO! I miss little Indy films like that (I'm sure they still exist I just don't see them as often because I'm far more selective in my viewing habits... this is a me problem haha).
This wasn't expected but definitely appreciated. It was hilarious to see you nervous while watching the posession scene, love your reactions
One of the (many) great things about Hereditary is that it's an anti jump scare movie. All the scariest stuff is already in shot when a scene starts, just waiting for you to notice it.
Ari Astor’s second film Midsommar, is a sunshine filled psychedelic nightmare. It’s a bit more funny than Hereditary, but still like holy shit scary.
It's more like the worst break up movie in existence
don't give them ideas LOL
There is another really excellent horror - no stupid jumpscares, creepy atmosphere: The Empty Man - but not for everyone, you must be a spectator who likes to think.
And also It Follows.
Midsummer sucks this movie is asome.
Funny?
Robert Eggers' 'The Witch' is another excellent, slow-burn modern horror with some similar themes. Definitely worth checking out when you're in the mood for a film that sticks with you.
Oh God yes, definitely one of my favourite horrors of the last decade.
Easy top 5 all time horror movies.
You mean "The VVitch", right?
Jokes aside, absolutely love this movie. The New England setting is perfect.
Yep.... The Witch..... St. Maud..... Under the Skin..... The Lighthouse.... Midsommar..... The Killing of a Sacred Dear..... Climax..... Green Room...... A24 as a production company has cranked out some of the best, most artistic, and most original psychological horror films in the last 10-15 years. Thank God they exist, because production houses like Blumhouse, as profitable as they are, just churn out the same old jump scare trash. Every now and again they might get lucky and do something original, but it's mainly just a treadmill for bad horror films.
I couldn't bear the intro scene 😶 maybe I'll watch it someday 👍
I love 12:45 lmao, she's just sitting there in horror and trauma....then it cuts to you just enthusiastically munchin on your popcorn as you look at her reaction 😂
This is a really difficult movie, like really difficult. It’s an excellent film with amazing performances especially Toni Collette and Alex Wolff. Seriously Alex Wolff is one of those young actors where I think we’re gonna see some really great stuff from him.
Everyone is great in this, but I agree, his performance is so believable and intense... and of course the mother... just unreal. Masterclass of acting and artistry with film.
The total change in his demeanor in the final scene was amazing, going from this stressed-out traumatized kid to that haughty, arrogant look like a spoiled prince...you totally believe that you're now looking at a different person.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Yeah, because he got possessed by King Paimon.
@@AdamRee-lx8uh I don't think Corn missed that lol he was applauding the work AW did in making it actually look like he was a new person despite being in the same body lol
I plan on having my friends watch it with me close to Halloween this year. They have no idea what they're in for, lol
Hereditary is an absolute masterpiece! The kind of horror that crawls under your skin and sticks on your mind long after viewing. It has incredible rewatch power as you pick up on new things with each viewing. Toni Collette was robbed of an Oscar for her amazing performance, but horror hardly gets its recognition. This is the first time I’ve ever seen the Mrs. literally pray during a movie. The sign of a great horror watching experience! Ari Aster’s follow up Midsommar is also good, Ari doesn’t rely on jump scares. His films do give that old school horror vibe, cerebral horror. Hereditary is a mix of real personal horrors (loss, grief, family coping with death) with the supernatural mixed in. Thank you for watching it!
I agree that it's a modern horror masterpiece or even just a masterpiece on its own however I don't agree with the it having good rewatch power. I don't think I've ever not wanted to watch a movie so much again after it was done.
@@nawlsone586 The rewatch power is definitely there as Ari Aster has loaded this film with great detail easily missed with just one watch. The footsteps in the attic before the family enter their home after the funeral, the herb (Dittany of Crete) used in the tea given to Annie and later put in the joint given to Peter under the bleachers (one of the friends is in the cult at the end) the same found in the jar with the dead mother's belongings, the couple from Midsommar (presumably) passing Annie as she's walking out of the art supply store, the naked cult members surrounding the house in that quick jump cut of the house from day to night after Annie is possessed. And on and on, there's still more that I'm sure I myself have missed. But it's all there. That's what I mean by rewatch power, it gets better and better every time I watch it and pick up on new things. It's praise is well deserved for just how much was put into this film. Ari Aster is a brilliant filmmaker. These kinds of films don't come along every day.
@@Masky5150 I'm pretty sure the previous poster was referring to the film being disturbing, and thus not wanting to experience it again. Obviously the film is loaded with detail you only catch the second time around, like Annie's family history.
I would say it's just a good horrormovie. It got a lot of clichee stuff in it, and it's kinda predictable. But compared to what hollywood released in the last years as 'horror', it's a masterpiece
Really not robbed. Perhaps worthy of a nomination but copious tears and snot don't necessarily translate to winning an oscar.
The cult didn't summon Charlie at the end.
Charlie was the first imperfect host for Paimon, which explains why she was 'different'.
She was purely a placeholder, until Peter was ready to be the new host for Paimon.
You're right. It didn't summon Charlie because the clicking sound, and her being different, was actually Paimon being inside her, and at the end the same Paimon is inside Peter. Charlie had nothing to do with it. Both she and her soul are gone.
Then why Joanne calls him “Charlie”?
@@tonydebruin1052 Nope. Charlie’s soul is not gone. Even Joanne said that to Annie, “your daughter is not gone”. Charlie is now part of Paimon too. Their souls are connected because of the time Paimon was inside her. Joanne calls him “Charlie” at the end too for a reason.
yeah ok that explains why the woman calls him charlie 🙄
Fun fact: Alex Wolf, the actor who played Peter, said he needed serious therapy after the film was done shooting.
Don’t blame him!
This movie was f**ked!! But so good!!
Toni Collette: its just acting :)
I don’t blame him
Didn't one or two of the actors in Midsommar need therapy after filming finished too? Ari, quit mentally torturing your actors!
@@Steelburghand i love that
This movie deserves a second viewing. There is lots missed. For instance, when they get back from the mother’s funeral, you can hear the cultist running around in the attic.
King Paimon rode a camel. The "click" sounds was use to have the camel move forward in a certain direction. Every click was pointing to a direction Paimon wanted them to go to.
Paimon was also manifested in the light seen throughout the film, also pointing to the course he wanted the host to take.
I know I'm late but another great movie like this is called the Blackcoats Daughter
That poor little family was only put together so that they could be sacrificed. Even the dog. I felt especially bad for Charlie who never really got to exist since I think she was possessed by Paimon since birth. And for Peter who saw his whole family dead. A very good, very unsettling film.
I love the figures of people you can sometimes see in the corner of a room in the movie, they never directly show it but you can see it in the corner of your eye.
37:43 as someone who is religious that would be my reaction too haha. I'd be all "The power of Christ compels you!"😂
"I need a young priest and an old priest!"
This is by far my favorite horror movie of all time. It has very "cliché" aspects of it without being too obvious. What i love about this movie is the way it talks about grief and toxic family relationships. I think you'll "hate" Midsommar, the next movie from the same director, hope you two can check it out soon! :)
Insidious and Malignant will give you nightmares. Creepy, Visually gross, jump scares, fake-out jump scares, demons, Lin Shaye, Patrick Wilson, ghosts, Siamese twins, more gross stuff and more demonic entity.....these 2 films will scare the wifey for sure. Therapy will be needed afterwards. So far, except for a couple of good ones....this channel been playing it safe.
The movie is pretty "toxic" in the way it tries to break down family life.
Holy crap, I haven’t laughed that hard in quite a while. When it revealed Charlie’s severed head with the ants all over it. Your face showed horror, sadness, disgust, and uncomfortableness. Your husband? Just nodding and eating popcorn 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
One of the interesting things about this is that the cult uses a drug to weaken Peter and Annie. When Peter is smoking "weed" under the bleacher, his friend (who gives him the "weed") is actually in the cult (you see him at the end bowing down). He actually gave him a drug that makes his mind more susceptible to possession. Same thing with Annie when Joan gives her the "tea" at her house. You'll notice there are grains in the cup and Annie feels something in her teeth. Notice that Annie says that her mom used to always want to "feed" Charlie when she was young because she was likely drugging her as well.
I'm impressed with the Mrs. she put things together pretty quickly. This one was a doosy. A Hail Mary is not a bad idea after this. I definitely recommend the film The Babadook after this one. Another proper neo-classic horror film. Take care and keep up the good work, Cheers!
is it bad that instead of hail marys i chanted hail paimon!
yes!! i love the babadook. especially when you know the underlying message it has
Babadook was another good one...Still have no idea what a Babadook is or his power level, but that was the idea I guess.
Toni Collette is such a powerful actress. I love her in everything she does.
One of the only "horror" movies that makes me tear up numerous times. You really feel for the characters and the unimaginable grief they're going through. I really wish Toni won an oscar for this role, she's so deserving.
If you like this type of "creeping terror" then I'd recommend the The Witch.
Oh man what a great film.
It Follows as well
Midsommar
@@kdizzle901 still dont understand how people like this movie 😅.
The Changeling(1980) is also a great film in that category
Charlie was never Charlie, Paimon was in Charlie’s body from the very beginning, and in the end when Peter died, Paimon entered his body to finally be resurrected in a male host. One of my all time favorites!!
"She was in The Sixth Sense, right?"
"I don't recall that."
Toni's most famous role. LOL
Ahem, Muriel’s Wedding! 😃
Not anymore 🤷🏽
The filmmaking in this film is masterful. Ari Astor is fantastic at creating suspense in just a dark room
This might be the best episode yet. The most tiny screen time I've ever seen and she LITERALLY prayed during the film. Lol great reaction.
Who are you talking about?
omg I never realized that before but the person chopping the nuts really fast is REALLY similar to the mom banging her head against the ceiling at the end!
10:14 and 34:16 ... ok it could be a reach but its like the same rhythm and everything
First time I see someone mentioning this. GREAT find!
The symbol of the cult is a representation of the three beheadings needed to resurrect this king of hell.
There is even a drawn picture in one of the mothers books of Paimon, riding on a camel... and the three heads hanging from the saddle.
Now Midsommar is the right next step.
Loved the reaction!!
This movie was just pure and utter madness.
There's one thing that is hinted to in that movie that got changed after some test viewings. Peter's eyes were crossed out in drawings and in the last act he originally scratched out his eyes. I would have liked for that detail to be kept in the final cut.
When I was a kid, I couldn't get to sleep because I was afraid I'd scratch my eyes out while sleepwalking. It was just a manifestation of feeling like I have no control over my life. Peter doesn't have control over his life. They should have kept that in.
PS: If you are looking for other disturbing horror films check out "Possesor" and "The Empty Man"
22:24 “Don’t say it out loud.. we don’t know what that mean” 😂😂
I love Gabriel Byrne. He's amazing in In Treatment.
Also End of Days!
@@michaelm3512 Also also Miller's Crossing, the best film I've ever seen and one which I never hear mentioned.
Oh boy. This is the scariest movie of the decade. It is also absofucklutely amazing. I have seen it six or seven times.
“She’s spidermaned in your corner” quote of the century anyway this movie is my go to when I’m depressed because the raw grief never fails to make me cry
Toni Collette is incredible in this film!
I said this B4...I think she was robbed of an Oscar. She basically made the movie appear scarier than it really was for me. Credit to her acting ability. As this was not a scary horror movie
There are so many things that happen in the background during the movie. And with "background" I mean sounds, small details and people in the shadows or some frames, that you can understand more of then movie if you catch up all that before the final act. So watching it for the 2nd time is so worth it hehe
There's a really awesome deleted scene right between the dinner scene and the shopping scene the morning after. The dad goes in Peter's room to check on him and Peter just breaks down in guilt and self loathing as his father holds him and reassures him it's not his fault. Annie's in her bed and hears her son's sobbing, she whispers to herself that she's sorry and starts sobbing as well. Before I watched this movie with my family, I specifically added that scene in there with my video editor.
22:24
Another horror movie was just avoided. Never read stuff out loud! 😆
I'm amazed that in the 21st century, people are afraid of sounds made by the human mouth which are arbitrarily associated with ideas and concepts. "Liftoach pandemonium" is Hebrew for "unleash chaos." Saying it does nothing. Magic isn't real.
Midsommar is worth checking out too.
I actually liked Midsommar even better
Honestly, I know that the head hitting the pole is shocking the first itme around, but I'll never get over the sequences of Toni Collette screaming with grief while the son just lingers in the hall. The moment is really relatable in a painful way, and it really stuck with me... Also, I look forward to your reaction to that late 60s film! Hail Satan!
This movie made my blood temperature drop like an anvil. Especially when I finally noticed her lurching in the corner.
Joan yelling “Peter, get out!” use to confuse me, but now I realize she was casting him out of his body so Paimon could inhabit it.
Also the tongue clicking isn’t a Charlie thing, it’s a Paimon thing
That's the only way that made sense to me as well, but, like, the body still needs to function via the original host before the plans to inhabit it can come to fruition lol
Legit, this was the most complete and enjoyable horror for me of at least the last 20 years. I was watching this on my phone during a train commute from work. I can distinctly remember watching the credits roll and feeling completely unnerved and uncomfortable thinking, 'what in the hell did I just watch?'. Everything from the direction to the actors to the score to the set design was top shelf, amazing movie
This movie was awesome and is genuinely scary and is one of those movies where u have to watch it multiple times to understand it a bit more and my face when Charlie’s head got smacked off I was like oh shit they killed a child
No child left behind.
I saw this a week ago, and I think about it every single day. It was a true experience of dread and anxiety, but I LOVED IT SO MUCH. It's hard to re-experience but I have watched it twice now just to catch all the small things that become clear. Incredible Toni Collette killed it in this one.
You too are real film buffs. Excellent intuition, commentary and knowledge. Incredible film. Thanks!❤
One of my fave movies of the past few years. Ya'lls reactions made this even better
They said the grandma had D.I.D. (formerly multiple personality) but I think she was really incubating the King of Hell inside herself so she could nurture it into Charlie during her pregnancy and then finally by breastfeeding her. Otherwise, it seems the only way to get a spirit out of a body so it can roam to another is through decapitation, which is why Annie needed to cut her head off to possess Peter, and why they needed Charlie to kill herself on accident.
Really good reaction video as always. Toni Colette should have won an oscar for her performance. I normally don't like movies like this but it was amazing. 😱
22:27 I am freaking 💀
This movie was pretty NUTS. But, nothing to lose your head over.
This is a great, scary movie. Glad you got to see it. Little trivia, from what I understand the Clicking sound was used to indicate that Paimon was actually in the room or in someone at that moment. Great reaction guys!
I love this movie. One of the few recent horror movies that genuinely scared me. Some other recent horror films that nail that slow burn in my opinion would be The Witch, Midsommar, Annihilation (but more sci-fi), and The Lighthouse (but more psychological thriller). Also, The Empty Man is super underrated.
If you check anybody's top 20 horror movies of all time....Insidious, Malignant and The Conjuring are the only ones to make everybody's list. For good reason. Most of the newer ones copy from these. Because they omit comedic elements from Wes Craven movies and focus on good acting to sell all the creepiness.
Check out until dawn and Alan wake if you like psychological thrillers 😮 have a great day
I prayed the Divine Mercy Chaplet right after watching this movie. I happened to finish the movie at 3am and you're supposed to pray the chaplet at 3am and/or pm. So that worked out nicely :)
Midsommar is another horror film by the same director. Definitely worth a watch.
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Love how good this movie is there is one part where he’s roaming around in the final act you can see the mom behind one of the doors with nail peaking out hanging on top
Of it
Great reaction! This movie is so unnerving and masterfully crafted. The performances are incredible, especially Toni Colette. She deserved an Oscar. What a stellar performance.
The last 20 minutes of the movie I was soooooo uncomfortable and scared that I think I forgot to breathe! When the movie ended my brother told me that I looked like a ghost! 😂
That's what Ari does. Nice reaction guys!
OMG i love this movie idk why i thought you guys had seen it already. Great reaction!!
Explaining the words on the wall: "Satony" is a word used in necromancy to call upon the dead. "liftoach pandemonium" means open chaos "liftoach" is Hebrew for open. It also is the capital of Hell in "Paradise Lost". Finally "Zazas" is a demon frequently conjured through Ouija boards. It was VERY disturbing researching this....
Did you know diarrhea is hereditary? It runs in your jeans.
HAHAHAHAH
Nice
Good lord!
Several folks have already mentioned “The VVitch,” but I’d definitely suggest “Blackcoat’s Daughter” as another in this line of horror.
I know “Hereditary” can be quite divisive as a lot of people hate it…personally, I think it’s the best horror of the last 30 years and it’s absolutely one that sticks with you well after viewing.
The blackcoats daughter is really good. Not always scary but you can’t deny the atmosphere and the storyline. Much like the Ari Aster films I suppose.
@22:25 The way you said "don't say it out loud" with a genuine look of concerned anger had me lolin' ;P
Lol@Missus doing Our Father prayer while the grandma chanting "All Hail Paimon the 8th king of hell!" Priceless.
That scene where Charlie got her head knocked off by the telephone pole made my jaw drop! I was totally taken by surprise by that scene.
This movie was just amazing, it showed that atmospheric tension was enough to scare you, no cheap jump-scares, but even when the jump-scares happen its done really well 👏👏
22:26 lmao. I was reading it my head too until she said stop
I couldn't stop laughing when the mom kept banging her head on the attic door
Love Hereditary! Now for an opposite energy movie 2013's "Evil Dead" fun wild horror 🤘🏿🤘🏻
I had the same reaction. Came out of the movie shell-shocked, feeling like I'd just been tricked into partaking in a Satanic ritual.
We were.....
A lot of people when first watching initially really give shit to the brother and how he just drives away and gets in bed, I did too initially. But like most people after you see how much this event effected him past that initial shock and he starts to break down, I just can’t be upset with him… I remember being so mad he just went back like nothing happened, and even afterward for a while really questioning that decision. And then I read comments that described people’s first hand experiences and reactions to sudden traumatic events like that and it completely changed how I looked at it. Later in the movie when he’s in the cellar he’s telling himself it’s a dream, smacking himself and saying “wake up.” That might be part of the reason why in this immense shock, his brain unwilling to fully process what just happened, he goes straight to his bed, hoping he’ll wake up and everything will be fine. At another point, the second time he hears the tongue clicking in bed, he stands up, sees Charlie, and calls out to her, a part of him hoping and willing to believe she’s really there.
Also, can I just say how impressed I am with you guys and your ability to work out pretty much all the details of the story on your first watch? A lot of people don’t connect the pieces quite as quickly but y’all were ON it!
Agreed, he was really foolish to leave his sister and go smoke weed, didn’t even bring an epipen. Then gets her killed on the way to the hospital. But his reaction and complete shock after was so realistic. Always think before you act.
You guys picked up a lot of hints already. I like to have a blank observation the first time around and then the second time I watch it I focus. This is the second time watching the movie but felt like watching it with you guys and wow, I couldn’t keep up.
Her mum standing faintly in the darkness was one of the scariest bits for me. So close to how I imagine an encounter with the dead would be in real life if it were possible. I mean, I don’t believe in any of that stuff but…..
Great reaction, guys. Definitely The Witch by Robert Eggers next. Similarly, it has a solid foundation even without the horror elements.
The scariest thing about that film is the horrible severity of trying to make a living like that, out all alone with no help nearby, hoping the weather will accommodate a decent harvest so you don't starve...I'd never want to live in any era before electricity.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Definitely. Not much margin for error/bad luck in those days.
Midsommar(2019) is a must after this. Not a sequel per se, but connected. It is part of the experience.
that shot where she's floating up into the treehouse with no music or anything playing is one of the scariest goddamn things ive ever seen
Everyone's making fun of it saying "Haha Minecraft creative mode" but I found it so repulsing and scary
Hereditary is fantastic! I have never been so tense watching a movie before. They talked about a movie that they were reminded of because of Hereditary. Would it be Rosemary's baby? If so, I can't wait. A big "hi" from Brazil.
Not since the Exorcist has a movie upset me this much.
Confusion is a good way to put it. Very Rosemary’s Baby. Great post guys. Yes Toni Collette is amazing. “I AM YOUR MOTHER!”
I'm laughing so hard at "Don't say it out loud" hahaha
Modern Horror Directors:
Ari Aster
He made Hereditary, so his next film, Midsommar is an automatic recommendation.
Robert Eggers has also made 2 films. Both of them are period pieces and I recommend them both:
The Witch (aka The VVitch)
The Lighthouse
Jordan Peele has directed a couple of modern horror films:
Get Out!
Us
Mike Flanagan:
So you’ve watched The Haunting of Hill House. I recommend his next two series on Netflix, The Haunting of Bly Manor and the more recent Midnight Mass.
He’s also got a good number of horror films under his belt:
Oculus
Hush
Ouija: Origin of Evil
Gerald’s Game
and Doctor Sleep which you’ve already seen.
John Krasinski has directed both of these superb films:
A Quiet Place
A Quiet Place 2
Jennifer Kent directed The Babadook
Babak Anvari directed Under the Shadow
Richard Stanley directed The Color Out of Space
David Robert Mitchell directed It Follows
Panos Cosmatos directed Mandy. In my opinion there’s two kinds of people in the world, those who’ve seen Mandy and those who have yet to.
That’s everything I can think of.
I loved your prayer towards the end against the contents of the film.
I said about 10 Hail Marys after watching this movie. Was trying to cleanse myself of this movie as much as possible. It was brutal
this movie is just PURE GOLD, im 30 right now and makes me feel like when i was a kid watchin the Exorcist for the first time... just awesome
Awesome reaction; you guys picked up on a lot more of the little nuances than I did on first viewing.
I think this is the best horror movie in the last 10 years and...I never want to watch the whole movie again. It is emotionally grueling. But man, it's effective. Lots of excellent recent horror directors: Mike Flanagan, James Wan, Jordan Peele, but I bow down to Ari Aster. I think he's the best.
ooof, calling james wan an excellent horror director is to me like calling roland emmerich a genius storyteller 😕
as a palette cleanser you might enjoy Midsommar - a 2019 film written and directed by Ari Aster - it has a nice light hippy commune kinda vibe - you'll love it
Rosemary’s Baby is one of the movies they’ll watch for Halloween
LOL @ the Our Father at the end
PLEASEEEE do midsommar next!! its by the same director and also has amazing performances.
Great reaction. This film scarred me. That's saying something. I've been killed 12 times, killed 168 teenagers, became a zombie, and went to dam space. I thought I've seen it all, then Hereditary came. Yikes! ✌
Hahaha! I can't believe nobody picked up on this joke bro... I read the comment, got confused, then read your name. Nearly spat my drink out laughing! Nice one Mr Voorhees!!!!
How ya been jase? Its your brother Mason.
Love this video and channel name. This movie was insane good ♥️🙏
"Don't say it out loud." Haha. I had the same thought!!
It would be cool if you guys react to "The babadook" and "the witch". These are also two great modern horror movies, not like hereditary( i don't think there's something like hereditary), but definitely different from other movies. Sinister is an incredible film as well
Babadook is a great one !
Sinister is quite good. Then again Ethan Hawke is a good actor who was able to sell it. Put a B level actor in the same movie....movie is only ok.
This movie is just heart wrenching and depressing the whole way through
Wait…how are you wearing that hat and those headphones like that at the same time? It’s melting my brain.
When I first saw this movie I didn’t know what to expect, which is just as well. But the more I watch it the more I pick up. Most of the plot points are incredibly subtle.
Each time I see it my understanding of the movie as a whole shifts slightly. There are so many times when I still squirm watching it.