@@ItsMeNijntje 😄 it helps that it’s a really good game!

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it. What game did you enjoy getting 100% on the most?

@@Sylfege my favorite one to complete was with my friend and we played the "Were we here" franchise and it was super fun the play and the overall story of it was fun

Oh cool! I’ll have to check that out :)

Good idea! I was very surprised how well it did this year

Haha very relatable. Top 2000 can cause some serious FOMO 😂

True, without Queen it’s not the new year ❤️

​@@Sylfege I do wish it would become tradition to vote something else for number one, similar to the UK, where the number 1 song during Christmas time is national news. But I'm afraid the tradition of voting for bohemian rhapsody is so embedded in the Top2000 it will probably never go away... Nowadays, the youngest people voting for the Top2000 know Bohemian rhapsody as the #1 song their entire lives.

Yeah millennials and gen Z have collectively absorbed being afraid of log trucks haha

☺ very happy to hear you enjoyed it and that you even learned some new stuff. Thanks for your nice comment!

A true horror legend 💔

That's a very interesting connection. You're right, The Batman has that same sort of gritty aesthetic and depressing vibe Seven also had...damn, now I want to rewatch The Batman haha

Oh yes, Misery was super scary the first time I saw it. To this day I still automatically close my eyes when she starts swinging the sledgehammer. I think what may have contributed to Misery's impact in your case is that the first 15-20 mins of the movie don't really tell you what type of movie it's going to be, as in there are no clues to the genre. Annie seems a bit much, but we're following Paul's POV and have no reason to doubt her and then when she comes into his room in the middle of the night and goes off on him, it's terrifying.

Thank you, that's a huge compliment! :) Out of curiosity, what did you think was scariest about Longlegs? And how much did you know about it before going in?

@@Sylfege Honestly I don't watch trailers, some of the promotional stuff was inescapable since I use twitter a lot, and I watched it pretty late so there were already some images from the movie (wich I tried to scroll as fast as I could). Apart from that, I knew it was kinda investigation-serial killer (silence of the lambs, etc), so that was enough for me to want to see it, as you said. I also loved the aesthetic of the poster and the lettering. As for the first question, I love horror movies but I'm a coward, so it doesn't really takes much to scare me. But it was like a constant dread, I didn't know where the movie was going to take me next, I couldn't relax at any point (that's a lie, cause I also found it pretty funny at times). So yeah, I would say, apart from the scares, the atmosphere and the originality of Longlegs himself.

​@@ezzz666 Oh yes, twitter was a total minefield of untagged spoilers from the moment the movie hit theaters. Glad it didn't ruin the experience for you. I think you're spot on with the constant dread/not knowing what would happen next comment. Longlegs pulled off the eerie vibe so well and the slow cinematography and editing really contributed to that imo. And yes, the funny moments live rent free in my mind haha.

@@Sylfege Agree on everything! I hope we get more original films like that. I'll keep an eye on your channel!

Yessssss, this one was a lot of fun to make! Hope you enjoy it ^^

Thanks a lot! Love that you are taking the time to comment on my videos. It does help a lot ☺️

☺️ Thanks!!

Thank you ☺️! Appreciate you watching and ofc thanks for the nice comment!

Thanks so much for watching and for your lovely comment! ☺️

Thanks!!! ♥