With a major break in the case, the intensity is quickly picking up! Can't wait to see what happens with Gas Mask Machete Man! Thank you for all the support!
Guys please watch Beasts of no Nation directed by Cary Fukunaga who also directed quite a few episodes of this show. It doesnt get the recognition it deserves
A series I'd recommend is season one of AMC's "The Terror". It has two Chernobyl alumni; Jared Harris and Adam Nagatis, he played the main fire fighter in Chernobyl. Season one of The Terror is amazing.
The final shot of the episode disturbed me for weeks afterward when it first aired, waiting for the story to unfold. The effect was nightmarish. This season was legendary TV on first viewing.
Same! I was watching it alone, in my apartment (ground floor) at like 1 or 2 in the morning. That final shot was chilling, I didn't sleep the rest of the night. The soundscape also has a lot to do with it's creepiness.
I watched this on DVD, and the background music for the DVD is the same as the music at the end of this ep, and I left the DVD playing for like a week, this music is burned in my mind
Not until you wrote this here did I connect it with the killer... who mowed other people’s lawns to facilitate his predation. That’s what Marty assumed about Rust but not the killer. Just another piece of great writing, paired with the line about “never looking in someone’s eyes without knowing whether he did it” right before looking the killer in the eyes and not suspecting.
@@scotts.2484To be fair to Rust, he said that in regard to someone who he knows is related to a case, who is being questioned by police about it. Somebody mowing a lawn years later is more like asking a bystander for directions. And, he definitely spend much less than 10 minutes with him.
That's why I've started watching it, I just searched "best tv shows/movies with lovecraftian themes" and some reddit person had this at the top of the list
Talking about Marty and his present day interviews juxtaposed with what actually happened in the past, is a really real done take on like a small town type of person. I think he likes to control the narrative of his own story, even if it's not the truth because he's constantly thinking about how he come across to others. Present day he wants people to think of him as a good detective, so he's mister cool calm and collected. He makes a scene at Lisa's to make a point because he needs her to know she can't do stuff like that to him. He's super aggressive with Rust because he's partially afraid he's going to unravel the whole thing and partially because he's projecting things onto the situation. It's kind of like a politician only with them they have loftier goals in mind. He does this because of his own ego/self interests.
The thing with Marty's daughters is called daddy issues! He doesn't pay attention to them and they seek it in different ways... these kind of daughters in future may be good pray for serial killers, abusers and other jerks.
This is a GREAT episode. The writing in this show is nothing short of brilliant. The last monologue Rust has before the reveal of Reggie Ledoux. The score. Fuckin True Detective. Amazing. Stay tuned for the projects...
I feel like your in-depth discussion and analysis of the characters and the story, rather than the technical trappings of the production, is a testament to the amazing writing, acting, and direction. Like they’re so good you don’t even have to talk about them, just the results they produce! Keep up the great reviews!
Totally not related but Plz consider reacting to District 9 (2009) it’s a great Sci-fi film and I came across it tonight and remembered how amazing it was. Barely to No One has reacted to it yet and I would love to see you guys views on it ! Great reactions as always !! :)
Cutting the grass is SO important in this episode for a couple of reasons that goes over 99% of peoples heads. If you know you know. The writing on this show is next level.
Took me a couple of times watching to catch it. The daughters behaviour is something that is often overlooked too but does have impact on the secondary storyline.
I'm not even sure how many times I had already seen it before someone pointed "the long shot" scene out to me as the insanely long shot it is. The story is so compelling it just sucks me in and I leave my critical eye at home.
Shea Whigham, who plays the revival preacher in this episode, is one of the finest actors working today. He's terrific as a former cop turned PI in HBO's "Perry Mason." I really hope that you guys do a watch of "Perry Mason" in the very near future.
At the end of a very long day, one of the worst days I've ever had, I finally made it home and what is the first thing I did? Well, first I poured myself a big glass of ice water because I was extremely thirsty. But the second thing I did was get on RUclips to see if the Schmitts had posted their video of Ep. 3. They hadn't (this was 10:00 EDT) and I thought, "well, of course". But then I realized they live in a different time zone (I think) and there was still a glimmer of hope. Then, there it was! My horrible day would have a happy ending, after all. Love this show, love the Schmitts, love watching this show with the Schmitts! Can't wait for the next installment!
my favorite aspect of this show is how subtle the spernatural elements are. if you're familiar with a certain authors work (avoiding spoilers) and the themes that show up in his stories, you might connect a few dots. and if you don't then its still a very interesting detective thriller story.
@NolanEP spoilers ahead: i search for chambers, king in yellow as recommended above as a response... Very interesting. It looks like true detective have chthullu mythos references and possibly is even in the same universe. There are some very subtle lovecraftian elements that went right over my head the first time I've watched years ago, that I just noticed today. Really recommend search for the connection between the king in yellow, Lovecraft and true detective Season 1.
@@theDarkness558 yes, what Gino said nicely done. like I said I enjoy how subtle it is in that the story in no way suffers if you don't get the references, and if you do get the references there's still an element of personal interpertation to it all. we know Rust is prone to flashbacks because of his past but he's adamant his flashbacks with the birds forming a pattern or the maelstrom in the final episode were different. was it just a coincidence his haluciniations were overlaping so well with the "religion" of the child abductors? also *SPOILER* the original ending of the show would have Rust and Marty get lost in the maze, never to be seen by anyone again but it was changed due to being WAY too bleak. make of that what you will.
You guys have already noticed the religious allusions, which are important. The link below is the full sermon by the preacher. I’m not a person of faith. However I find the sermon actually quite sophisticated, and the thoughts expressed are relevant to the story. Enjoy. ruclips.net/video/Y9tdeu-Br4w/видео.html
*TBR Schmitt:* _"I apologise my voice might've little bit gone"_ Which Live Musical Event or Sporting Event you guys went to? Had wild night in club or some sort of festival? Anyways speaking about *True Detective* Did I mention that don't even bother to watch *True Detective Season 2* Every season of *True Detective* is different cast, different theme, different story by same makers *Season 2* is such a dissapointment! You guys can directly skip to Season 3 It's not as masterpiece as Season 1 but atleast it tries to, Season 2 is absolute garbage 🥵🥴😵
I don't think that's fair to scare them off of season 2) The main problem with it were our high expectations: we wanted the same vibe and quality. S2 is different in a good way. If you think about it as separated project (it actually is, 'cause TD is an anthology) you still get amazing performances by actors (Farrell, McAdams and Vaughn did a great job imho), perfect cinematography and really complex but catchy story about rotten corrupted government, family issues and people getting caught in this sad vortex. I didn't like S2 either: I watched it right after S1. Some time passed and I decided to give it a second shot and, damn, that was some magic experience. Just give it a second try, and I hope you won't be disappointed!
@@aventador82 There's a paradox here. Most people didn't like season 2 because of their expectations coming in from season 1. So the more people you see criticize season 2, the greater the chance that you'll like it, even though those criticisms aren't reslly accurate.
The music during the final scene🔥. Almost feels like a mixed genre show. I feel heavy horror elements too. The conversations during the church scene is my favorite lines. "If the only thing keeping a person decent is the expectation of divine reward, then brother that person is a piece of shit"
It's such a relief to join you two for some cineastic company. You guys have great energy and a sophisticated way of sharing your thoughts and reflections. It's very appreciated. Being yourself is obviously a rare gift nowadays. You are doing great!
here's a fun fact: when woody is saying dont mow my lawn....he says the same damn thing in Kingpin when he punches randy quaid in front of those dudes at the bowling alley...."that's right you SOB. you DONT MOW ANOTHER GUYS LAWN!"......how interesting i dont remember that line in this show.
....in the "present day" interviews, i always thought Rust sounded a lot like Charles Manson (not really sure if that's a compliment, but it sure was intriguing).........TD is a great series. thanks for post.
I'm glad you are reacting to this series. I would think that in the near future it would be entertaining to see you react to the movie "The girl with the dragon tattoo" ( the version with Daniel Craig). It is a good murder mystery with a dark atmosphere like this one.
I really enjoy your review of this series. You both are catching all the clues to the case as well as the details about Rust and Marty. I remember watching it when it first came out, and it starts off as a slow burn show, but by the end I was obsessed with it.
I don't think his case files would have photos of gang bangs, which is what the dolls looked like was going on. Exposure to porn somewhere - either Marty's or at a friends house.
Racing to A red light was something I said to myself almost every time I drove since I learned. This was years before true detective, I always thought it was stupid that people accelerate to a literal stopped intersection.
I’ll add my vote for the next two episodes. What happens at this place they’re headed to is intense. And then the “long shot” that’s coming up. Holy $@#*, it is some incredible cinematography.
This was the episode that started the beginning of the downward spiral of this show (not in a bad way) What I mean by "Downward Spiral" is that this is where you start to go down the rabbit hole, where you get taken into the world of the sick fucks who are doing fucked up things to these women and ??? (no spoilers). The first 3 episodes sets the stage, and from here on out, you see just how far down the "spiral hole" goes.
You might've missed it because you were looking at the creepy black painting, but at kid-height there were kid-appropriate paintings of trees and whatnot.
I love the pastor in this episode. A. Just because it’s such a great performance of that type of Revival minister. And B. Because of where his story ends up. They could have gone the easy route with his character, but they chose the path where he’s at heart, a good man, who gets viewed like a “used car salesman” because of what he does for a living.
When Woody Harrelson says don't mow my lawn I immediately had flashbacks to Kingpin when he hits Randy Quaid and shouts "take that you sonofabitch, you don't mow another guys lawn!"
the rural, impoverished, drug-infested areas of america really adds to the unsettling, believable nature of the story. if you watch some of the documentaries on some of the old school serial killers, it's eerily similar
I don't want to ruin anything with a spoiler but be on the lookout for one heck of an action sequence in the next episode. It's super intense and will have you on the edge of your seat...so much so that you might miss that it was done ALL IN ONE LONG TAKE! It's incredible.
Like .... when I first watched this shit, I was ALL over it. But the ending of this episode literally had me leaning towards the TV saying "what. the. fuck" at the end. That shit gave me chills and I was even more hooked.
I don't know which scene is more disturbing for me, the ending of this episode with the Gas Mask man, or in season 3 where Tom Purcell finds the "pink room".
The thought of our very existence not even being real but rather being a dream about having sentience that we experience inside our minds (the locked room) is just so fucking nihilistic
One of my favourite shots in this episode is from inside the car when the guys from the tent revival help to push their car out of the mud. An innocent moment but full of tension.
It's been years since I watched this masterpiece and I barely remember the scenes, (althought i do remember the plot) rewatching it with you guys is great. Looking forward to the upcoming episode reactions.
This has been a great reaction series so far and I suspect it'll only get better! I'm glad Samantha mentioned the music because that was something that really sucked me into the series as well and set the mood so brilliantly, episode to episode. I hope you continue to enjoy the show!
If you liked True Detective, you owe it to yourselves to watch The Bridge (2011 - the original Danish/Swedish version, not any of the remakes). You will never meet a pair of more well written and acted detectives. Rust and Marty are pretty close to be fair, but Saga and Martin are just amazing. Subtitles obv, but you'll get used to them fast given the nature of the show.
I actually quite liked the US adaptation of The Bridge for its unique setting, fine actors, and its portrayal of a marginalized society. However...the villain was *so* horribly conceived & written that it just made me hate the overall show. Good writing should make you hate the villain; bad writing only makes you hate the people that wrote the villain.
With a major break in the case, the intensity is quickly picking up! Can't wait to see what happens with Gas Mask Machete Man!
Thank you for all the support!
Guys please watch Beasts of no Nation directed by Cary Fukunaga who also directed quite a few episodes of this show. It doesnt get the recognition it deserves
A series I'd recommend is season one of AMC's "The Terror". It has two Chernobyl alumni; Jared Harris and Adam Nagatis, he played the main fire fighter in Chernobyl. Season one of The Terror is amazing.
How y'all don't just binge watch the rest of the season, I don't know. I couldn't resist!
I’ve watched this series so many times. Nice to see a first reaction to it.
ReGgiE
The final shot of the episode disturbed me for weeks afterward when it first aired, waiting for the story to unfold. The effect was nightmarish.
This season was legendary TV on first viewing.
Same! I was watching it alone, in my apartment (ground floor) at like 1 or 2 in the morning. That final shot was chilling, I didn't sleep the rest of the night. The soundscape also has a lot to do with it's creepiness.
Agreed! The combination of the music, monologue and the shot was so creepy!
Personally I was more disturbed (and effected) by the scene with Martys daughter ...
Me too man...that was so disturbing to me
I watched this on DVD, and the background music for the DVD is the same as the music at the end of this ep, and I left the DVD playing for like a week, this music is burned in my mind
So .. been watching for a bit .. but got to wonder .. Who names their son TBR ?
It's not his real name. I think Samantha explained it in one of the videos, it's his gaming name or something
"You don't mow another man's lawn!" Woody Harrelson said this line in the great comedy Kingpin.
Now I want to see TBR and Samantha react to Kingpin!
@@alvincenzo3249 top 5 comedies
Not until you wrote this here did I connect it with the killer... who mowed other people’s lawns to facilitate his predation. That’s what Marty assumed about Rust but not the killer. Just another piece of great writing, paired with the line about “never looking in someone’s eyes without knowing whether he did it” right before looking the killer in the eyes and not suspecting.
@@scotts.2484To be fair to Rust, he said that in regard to someone who he knows is related to a case, who is being questioned by police about it. Somebody mowing a lawn years later is more like asking a bystander for directions. And, he definitely spend much less than 10 minutes with him.
Rust's "Locked Room" monologue is an all-timer.
Agreed!
I love the Cosmic Horror element of the first season. Lovecraftian fiction fans should watch this. I've seen it 7 times now.
Absolutely, it's one of the things that make this one of my absolute favorite pieces of fiction in all media (tv/films/books/games/etc).
That's why I've started watching it, I just searched "best tv shows/movies with lovecraftian themes" and some reddit person had this at the top of the list
@@adamcummings20 It's subtle, but that element is definitely there. Leaves you guessing.
Talking about Marty and his present day interviews juxtaposed with what actually happened in the past, is a really real done take on like a small town type of person. I think he likes to control the narrative of his own story, even if it's not the truth because he's constantly thinking about how he come across to others. Present day he wants people to think of him as a good detective, so he's mister cool calm and collected. He makes a scene at Lisa's to make a point because he needs her to know she can't do stuff like that to him. He's super aggressive with Rust because he's partially afraid he's going to unravel the whole thing and partially because he's projecting things onto the situation.
It's kind of like a politician only with them they have loftier goals in mind. He does this because of his own ego/self interests.
Episode 4 is truly some of the best television ever produced in my opinion.
Agree!
Yes!
Kind of disagree. The final episode sure as hell is though.
I agree 💯
The thing with Marty's daughters is called daddy issues! He doesn't pay attention to them and they seek it in different ways... these kind of daughters in future may be good pray for serial killers, abusers and other jerks.
Yep there's more going on with the daughters but Marty isn't paying enough attention to them or he's family in general. Takes everything just granted.
If you liked True detective you might like Mind Hunter
Seconded
Thirded! Great series. I need a 3rd season.
Yeah, also recommend Zodiac (2007) also done by Fincher who directed mindhunter.
This is a GREAT episode. The writing in this show is nothing short of brilliant. The last monologue Rust has before the reveal of Reggie Ledoux. The score. Fuckin True Detective. Amazing. Stay tuned for the projects...
The Projects is one of the best one shot scenes ever, so intense!
@@sp8ng3r84 Exactly...
Agreed!! This series is blowing us away so far!
I feel like your in-depth discussion and analysis of the characters and the story, rather than the technical trappings of the production, is a testament to the amazing writing, acting, and direction. Like they’re so good you don’t even have to talk about them, just the results they produce!
Keep up the great reviews!
exactly!
Yes!! Such good film making you almost forget to mention it, but we do in the next episode for sure!
The writing on this show is next level.
Agreed!
Must do Twin Peaks. True Detective wouldn’t exist without it, plus it has the stylings of David Lynch.
Absolutely.
The first season of True detective is the best TV show ever made
Am I the only one who looks forward to Samantha's "Hello"? I actually say it back like a weirdo lol
Yes.
Your not alone man.
Totally not related but Plz consider reacting to District 9 (2009) it’s a great Sci-fi film and I came across it tonight and remembered how amazing it was. Barely to No One has reacted to it yet and I would love to see you guys views on it ! Great reactions as always !! :)
This is the director's studio RUclips channel, that made District 9 and Elysium movie.
Please check it out.
ruclips.net/user/OatsStudios
If you like the detective/crime style shows, you guys should def react to mindhunter. One of the best series i have watched in a long time...
Cutting the grass is SO important in this episode for a couple of reasons that goes over 99% of peoples heads. If you know you know. The writing on this show is next level.
Took me a couple of times watching to catch it. The daughters behaviour is something that is often overlooked too but does have impact on the secondary storyline.
can you explain about grass thing ?
@@AshutoshTiwari532- I thinks it's something about how the Yellow King turns out to be the guy who cuts the grass?
The next 2 episodes are some of the greatest episodes of television ever made! Can't wait to see your reactions, keep up the good work!👍💯
Episode 5...oof
Especially episode 4. Brilliant cinematography.
Both of them are great!
I'm not even sure how many times I had already seen it before someone pointed "the long shot" scene out to me as the insanely long shot it is. The story is so compelling it just sucks me in and I leave my critical eye at home.
Shea Whigham, who plays the revival preacher in this episode, is one of the finest actors working today. He's terrific as a former cop turned PI in HBO's "Perry Mason." I really hope that you guys do a watch of "Perry Mason" in the very near future.
He was great in Boardwalk Empire too.
Perry Mason is very underrated
At the end of a very long day, one of the worst days I've ever had, I finally made it home and what is the first thing I did? Well, first I poured myself a big glass of ice water because I was extremely thirsty. But the second thing I did was get on RUclips to see if the Schmitts had posted their video of Ep. 3. They hadn't (this was 10:00 EDT) and I thought, "well, of course". But then I realized they live in a different time zone (I think) and there was still a glimmer of hope.
Then, there it was! My horrible day would have a happy ending, after all. Love this show, love the Schmitts, love watching this show with the Schmitts! Can't wait for the next installment!
Hope tomorrow is better for you @RoboSteave ,
one day at a time!
Oh no! We’ve been running a bit behind, but so glad you were able to watch it before bed! And yes, we’re PST. Hope you had a better day today ❤️
my favorite aspect of this show is how subtle the spernatural elements are. if you're familiar with a certain authors work (avoiding spoilers) and the themes that show up in his stories, you might connect a few dots. and if you don't then its still a very interesting detective thriller story.
Please elaborate with spoilers if you have time or are willing.
@@theDarkness558 Chambers, The King in Yellow.
@NolanEP spoilers ahead:
i search for chambers, king in yellow as recommended above as a response... Very interesting. It looks like true detective have chthullu mythos references and possibly is even in the same universe. There are some very subtle lovecraftian elements that went right over my head the first time I've watched years ago, that I just noticed today. Really recommend search for the connection between the king in yellow, Lovecraft and true detective Season 1.
@@ginofactap thank you, Gino.
@@theDarkness558 yes, what Gino said nicely done. like I said I enjoy how subtle it is in that the story in no way suffers if you don't get the references, and if you do get the references there's still an element of personal interpertation to it all. we know Rust is prone to flashbacks because of his past but he's adamant his flashbacks with the birds forming a pattern or the maelstrom in the final episode were different. was it just a coincidence his haluciniations were overlaping so well with the "religion" of the child abductors?
also *SPOILER* the original ending of the show would have Rust and Marty get lost in the maze, never to be seen by anyone again but it was changed due to being WAY too bleak. make of that what you will.
I love that you're hooked with the character's development. I love Rust's philosophy.
Buckle up for episode 4, it is my favorite episode.
✌& ❤
It was insane!!
I can't lie, I was waiting weeks just for you to get to the end of this episode and peep that monstrosity for the first time haha.
You guys have already noticed the religious allusions, which are important. The link below is the full sermon by the preacher. I’m not a person of faith. However I find the sermon actually quite sophisticated, and the thoughts expressed are relevant to the story. Enjoy.
ruclips.net/video/Y9tdeu-Br4w/видео.html
Anytime I want to convince somebody to watch this show I have them watch the "locked room" speech by Rust. Now _that_ is a masterclass in acting.
2:16 that conversation between Rust and Marty is one of my favorites in the whole show.
*TBR Schmitt:* _"I apologise my voice might've little bit gone"_
Which Live Musical Event or Sporting Event you guys went to? Had wild night in club or some sort of festival?
Anyways speaking about *True Detective*
Did I mention that don't even bother to watch *True Detective Season 2*
Every season of *True Detective* is different cast, different theme, different story by same makers
*Season 2* is such a dissapointment!
You guys can directly skip to Season 3
It's not as masterpiece as Season 1 but atleast it tries to, Season 2 is absolute garbage 🥵🥴😵
i haven't seen S3 as i assumed it would be like S2 . I will watch it now.
I don't think that's fair to scare them off of season 2) The main problem with it were our high expectations: we wanted the same vibe and quality. S2 is different in a good way. If you think about it as separated project (it actually is, 'cause TD is an anthology) you still get amazing performances by actors (Farrell, McAdams and Vaughn did a great job imho), perfect cinematography and really complex but catchy story about rotten corrupted government, family issues and people getting caught in this sad vortex. I didn't like S2 either: I watched it right after S1. Some time passed and I decided to give it a second shot and, damn, that was some magic experience. Just give it a second try, and I hope you won't be disappointed!
@@aventador82 There's a paradox here. Most people didn't like season 2 because of their expectations coming in from season 1. So the more people you see criticize season 2, the greater the chance that you'll like it, even though those criticisms aren't reslly accurate.
Things get super intense and dark from here on out.
The depths these shows go to to shock us makes me worry for screenwriters mental health.
The music during the final scene🔥. Almost feels like a mixed genre show. I feel heavy horror elements too. The conversations during the church scene is my favorite lines.
"If the only thing keeping a person decent is the expectation of divine reward, then brother that person is a piece of shit"
It's such a relief to join you two for some cineastic company.
You guys have great energy and a sophisticated way of sharing your thoughts and reflections.
It's very appreciated. Being yourself is obviously a rare gift nowadays. You are doing great!
here's a fun fact: when woody is saying dont mow my lawn....he says the same damn thing in Kingpin when he punches randy quaid in front of those dudes at the bowling alley...."that's right you SOB. you DONT MOW ANOTHER GUYS LAWN!"......how interesting i dont remember that line in this show.
I don't know which part of your reaction is better - the actual reaction or the post-watch chat? Either way, great stuff to enjoy. Keep it up, guys 🤙🏼
Love the first season of True Detective. Seasons 2 and 3 are okay - but hardly as good.
....in the "present day" interviews, i always thought Rust sounded a lot like Charles Manson (not really sure if that's a compliment, but it sure was intriguing).........TD is a great series. thanks for post.
I'm glad you are reacting to this series. I would think that in the near future it would be entertaining to see you react to the movie "The girl with the dragon tattoo" ( the version with Daniel Craig). It is a good murder mystery with a dark atmosphere like this one.
Rust would seem to have his own confused and contradictory arrogance. The writing and the performance just hides it a little better.
I love the scenery & location of the show. Phenomenal.
Loved the ending to this episode. You both right, Rust's monologue with the music and the BIG dude..Awesome film-making.
I really enjoy your review of this series. You both are catching all the clues to the case as well as the details about Rust and Marty. I remember watching it when it first came out, and it starts off as a slow burn show, but by the end I was obsessed with it.
Marty's daughter clearly has seen his case files at some point. Kids are curious and they will find this stuff if you leave it laying around.
I don't think his case files would have photos of gang bangs, which is what the dolls looked like was going on.
Exposure to porn somewhere - either Marty's or at a friends house.
Brace up for next episode. Stuff hits the fan!
React life of pi movie
Rubbing my hands like Birdman waiting for the reaction to Episode 4.
Hell yes! I literally have been waiting since 6am this morning for this 😂😂
No horror movie script is as terrifying as Rust's nihilist monologue at the end.
Racing to A red light was something I said to myself almost every time I drove since I learned. This was years before true detective, I always thought it was stupid that people accelerate to a literal stopped intersection.
I’ll add my vote for the next two episodes. What happens at this place they’re headed to is intense. And then the “long shot” that’s coming up. Holy $@#*, it is some incredible cinematography.
This was the episode that started the beginning of the downward spiral of this show (not in a bad way) What I mean by "Downward Spiral" is that this is where you start to go down the rabbit hole, where you get taken into the world of the sick fucks who are doing fucked up things to these women and ??? (no spoilers). The first 3 episodes sets the stage, and from here on out, you see just how far down the "spiral hole" goes.
Oh wow. Wonder what woman and "???" Is.
Rust is my favorite character out of any show, period. Great reaction!
You might've missed it because you were looking at the creepy black painting, but at kid-height there were kid-appropriate paintings of trees and whatnot.
Now is the time that the show really becomes truly great. You guys are in for a treat
Go back and look at the second mural at the church. Not antlered girl.
13:58 MrsSchmitt does not think Rust is a bad man. His unfaithful partner Marty is not similarly endorsed.
Cheaters always think their partners are cheating. They do that..
Hello!! I'm on vacation in Vegas, left yesterday, will be back on Friday!
I hope you win big and stay safe!
True Detective is getting better and better
🤠 Woo-hoo! You made my Tuesday night! Thanks! 👍
I agree I don't think Rust is a bad guy
All Hail Inmendham(Gary)
My ex was a Ledoux, She almost killed me lol
Please watch the series "DARK"!
put twin peaks on the next tv show poll please and thanks
Anyone here seen Rampart?
14:47 this is 👀👀👀👀
I love the pastor in this episode. A. Just because it’s such a great performance of that type of Revival minister. And B. Because of where his story ends up.
They could have gone the easy route with his character, but they chose the path where he’s at heart, a good man, who gets viewed like a “used car salesman” because of what he does for a living.
When Woody Harrelson says don't mow my lawn I immediately had flashbacks to Kingpin when he hits Randy Quaid and shouts "take that you sonofabitch, you don't mow another guys lawn!"
Hello TBR Schmitt if you like a great great comedy classic film please reacts Revenge of the Nerds (1984)
Filmed at my alma mater, University of Arizona
@@misterkite awesome👍
the rural, impoverished, drug-infested areas of america really adds to the unsettling, believable nature of the story. if you watch some of the documentaries on some of the old school serial killers, it's eerily similar
I don't want to ruin anything with a spoiler but be on the lookout for one heck of an action sequence in the next episode. It's super intense and will have you on the edge of your seat...so much so that you might miss that it was done ALL IN ONE LONG TAKE! It's incredible.
Everybody knew somebody's brother, father or weird uncle with a stack of dirty magazines under the bed.
Like .... when I first watched this shit, I was ALL over it. But the ending of this episode literally had me leaning towards the TV saying "what. the. fuck" at the end. That shit gave me chills and I was even more hooked.
I don't know which scene is more disturbing for me, the ending of this episode with the Gas Mask man, or in season 3 where Tom Purcell finds the "pink room".
If you like this i recommend you to seen "Person of Interest" by Jonathan Nolan
The thought of our very existence not even being real but rather being a dream about having sentience that we experience inside our minds (the locked room) is just so fucking nihilistic
One of my favourite shots in this episode is from inside the car when the guys from the tent revival help to push their car out of the mud. An innocent moment but full of tension.
Favorite episode of the series, Rust's monologue and the wide shot of Reginald Ledoux.
One day ill be able to have just a beer or 3. I mean I can afford many, so I drink many. One is too many, and two is never enough.
It's been years since I watched this masterpiece and I barely remember the scenes, (althought i do remember the plot) rewatching it with you guys is great. Looking forward to the upcoming episode reactions.
Mowing another man’s lawn - is that an euphemism for _______?!
God I love this show so much. One of the only times I actually picked up a show on Blu-Ray, just to have access to it any time I wanted.
This has been a great reaction series so far and I suspect it'll only get better! I'm glad Samantha mentioned the music because that was something that really sucked me into the series as well and set the mood so brilliantly, episode to episode. I hope you continue to enjoy the show!
that ending music is one of my favs. downloaded and listen to that shit on my spare time.
That final shot should be a "Pure Michigan" ad
"The world needs bad men Marty, We keep the other bad men from the door."
Can't wait to binge this and it's best season .. 2 (stop hitting me).
The acting in this first series is absolutely awesome. The best I’ve ever seen. Loved this series.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉
U dont mown another mans lawn, thats just foul.
I love your guys' reactions, lol You two are always so fun.
*By the way, if you want a great intro then watch HBO's CARNIVALE. Best intro ever, imo
That is a mindblowing opening credit sequence. HBO does some great opening credit intros, but in my humble opinion that one is the best.
Can you react to the Rocky series next pls
If you liked True Detective, you owe it to yourselves to watch The Bridge (2011 - the original Danish/Swedish version, not any of the remakes). You will never meet a pair of more well written and acted detectives. Rust and Marty are pretty close to be fair, but Saga and Martin are just amazing. Subtitles obv, but you'll get used to them fast given the nature of the show.
I think the British/French version of that show- "The Tunnel" is pretty good.
I actually quite liked the US adaptation of The Bridge for its unique setting, fine actors, and its portrayal of a marginalized society. However...the villain was *so* horribly conceived & written that it just made me hate the overall show. Good writing should make you hate the villain; bad writing only makes you hate the people that wrote the villain.
Having a ton of fun watching these, keep em coming!
No apologies necessary i lose my voice regularly.
It’s so hard not to blow through this series
Wish I had an interest or obsession or drive about something like rust. Im bored and discouraged easily
Count your blessings. You don't want an obsession quite like him. Hopefully yo can find something positive to be passionate about though.
Any clues in the intro?
Wait till you meet Crash!