8 Horror Movies That Put Insane Effort Into Details Nobody Noticed

[@cypress8111]

The movie name: 7 This mad lad: Lets put it at number 6

[@deborahruthjoaquin7110]

X x What a Mad Lad

[@noodlemaster4997]

Me: I literally want to scream My therapist: then scream Me: *AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH*

[@dalwit]

@@noodlemaster4997 Random ≠ funny.

[@WorlWyrm]

@@dalwit accurate equation

[@TheLovelyAviZone]

What an absolute Chad

[@zachyoung4496]

Hereditary was one of the first movies to actually fuck me up I won’t lie

[@poopyman-oo4eh]

Watch "Johnny Got His Gun"

[@rockero1313]

@Ja Ja DingDong it was

[@indraservo5764]

I dunno man, for me the movie message was: Mentally challenged family lives got ruined by their suicidal tendencies, oh and there are demon on the last 30 minutes

[@xLimito]

@Ja Ja DingDong St Maud was boring trash

[@leuciadelleva8710]

Watch perfect blue next

[@mothspaces]

3:38 "Number Six: Seven." This made my brain hurt.

[@willmfrank]

If that made your brain hurt, check out this list from WatchMojo: At Number Fifteen, is Number Six, from "I Am Number Four;" At Number Nine is another Number Six, from "Battlestar Galactica:" Oh! And at Number Six is Celeste Martin, from "My Stepmother Is an Alien." kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5u6dXVmj557bac

[@mothspaces]

@@willmfrank I won't, thank you. My gay brain can't take that.

[@s0nkic125]

@@willmfrank sure I love making myself suffer :D

[@haydenhensgen]

@@willmfrank you made my brain hurt Thanks, I hate i

[@iviebelle]

with midsommar unfortunately I didn’t notice the sisters/moms appearance because we didn’t see them for that long so their looks didn’t register to me

[@Hinaatje]

Same

[@kiillabytez]

I didn't notice half the film because I fell asleep more than once while watching it.

[@ABlackRainbow]

Also, would like to point out that the 'first appearance' of the ghosts is not when she is crowned mayqueen, rather when she is having the bad mushroom trip and sees her sister behind her in the bathroom. Could chalk it up to hallucination, but I'm guessing with the other appearances, it's supposed to be ambiguous whether it is or not.

[@GameDjeenie]

@@kiillabytez You have a very limited attention span lmao

[@kiillabytez]

@@GameDjeenie Sure yer right.

[@saengpharn3054]

Actor: "So what do you want me to do in this scene?" Director: "Stand in that corner... menacingly..." Actor:

[@BennyLlama39]

And my smart@$$ reply to the director would be, "Dad-about-to-spank-his-kid menacing, or Jason-Vorhees-about-to-turn-everyone-into-ground-beef menacing?" 😀

[@o-mangaming5042]

@@BennyLlama39 Jason-Vorhees-about-to-spank-his-son-with-his-machete menacing.

[@WNDegen]

"He's just standing there.. menacingly!"

[@qwertyoprobsone633]

I ruined the 666 comments here enjoy :)

[@Kagdra_omen]

Whispy mustached neighbor menicingly

[@alvinfox9071]

"Professional Demon Botherers Ed and Lorraine Warren." LOL

[@WaddedBliss]

Professional grifters I'd have called them.

[@nicholasfarrell5981]

@@WaddedBliss yeah, I dunno why they're not just called conmen at this point.

[@skycats6663]

Demon Botherers got me. The fact that demons refer them to that cause they just want to haunt/possess people in peace.

[@darthlazurus4382]

@@nicholasfarrell5981 Too many refuse to accept that they were deceitful cons.

[@JoshSweetvale]

It's an interesting sort of meta-fail to be portrayed by the guy who did Nite Owl. Poor actor.

[@ryebread9299]

I’m screaming I’ve seen hereditary 14 times now. And never noticed the cult people outside til now.

[@robsteijn5878]

Respect , that movie might be the slowest horror ever.. jeez what did it take ages before something was happening

[@ryebread9299]

@@robsteijn5878 I fucking loved the pacing. I went in understanding the fact this is not a horror film the entire time, a family drama that descended into horror madness. :)

[@robsteijn5878]

@@ryebread9299 fair enough, i didn’t like it to much

[@_QAQ_]

Bruh I watched this movie when I was fourteen... how was I not scarred for life

[@rockero1313]

@@robsteijn5878 the movie is toooo long for the slow pace it has. it took about 45 min for something to happen. I almost fall asleep

[@MegaDdub69]

I actually did notice the infrasound in Paranormal Activity when I saw it in the theatre. I could just feel a strange uneasy "vibration" that evinced a feeling of fear/dread everytime something supernatural happened. When I saw the movie at home, on regular speakers, during those scenes, while still creepy, that feeling wasn't there. There's something to be said for experiencing something with cinema sound.

[@SW337x7007H]

You might feel the change of pressure from it.

[@paulglennie1991]

Yh, I felt the effects,

[@CrisApplesauce]

That would explain why audiences in theatres were so scared when it came out.

[@yusmag]

If you can remember again. I think during the end-credit, they play that tones again. When I was in the theatre, nobody dare to move. Because of the feelings that the show is still playing. The usher has to turn on the light and tell everyone that it has finished.

[@JoshSweetvale]

Maybe don't hurt your audience without their consent.

[@dukeblithe7848]

Finally a list with Heredity and Mid-Sommar on it that I agree with you on finally. Both were amazingly in depth with hidden placement.

[@Hinaatje]

I loved midsommar. It felt so original,trippy and real!!

[@dukeblithe7848]

@@Hinaatje they were good movies, I just don't agree that one or both appear on every top 10 that they do.

[@louco5850]

Midsommer was tripe. It was so caught up in being folksy and artistic that it turned itself into a high school A/V project. Barely showing her family to begin with, but then trying to use their images throughout was wasted energy as nobody even knew who they was looking at because the audience was never even introduced to them. It almost felt like they were just making it up as they went along.

[@datboiicardo7036]

@@louco5850 I guess I'm just Quirky then 🤪. But yeah, I agree. Didn't give us more than 5-10 minutes to connect to them so you'd have to be good with faces and not be bored out of your mind to realize the sister and mother in the sequence.

[@b1bbscraz3y]

I think in Midsommar when Dani's family appears it's because she is tripping from hallucinogenic substances

[@phoneguy4637]

about "the nun": the name "valak" also appears on a licence plate of a pickup truck in the romanian village.

[@EpicDinoRolls]

fun little detailed i noticed in Hereditary, during the scene when the mother walks into charlie's room and charlie's sketchbook starts turning pages to reveal peter's eyes scratched out, you can actually see the string system they used to turn the pages. its a small frame but ive watched this movie so many times i cannot unsee it now lol.

[@AevasHouse]

Hes Known as John Doe because they dont know who he is John Doe is the generic first and last name given, usually in murder cases, to people who cant be identified

[@ameliastudholme5114]

John Doe for unknown males and Jane doe for female I think

[@joshuakehl5891]

The name goes way back and, well, racist too. Example- John/ Jane Doe apply to white individuals where as a Jewish man was a “David Cohen”. No bullshit.

[@ameliastudholme5114]

@@joshuakehl5891 I didn’t know that!

[@56postoffice]

@@joshuakehl5891 Damn, didn't know that. Kudos👏

[@joshuakehl5891]

@@ameliastudholme5114 check out the book, “Stiff” by Mary Roach. It’s about the various things that does and, um, can happen to your body after death. Also, though a rather long read, is, “the hour of our death” by Philippe Ariès. It’s about the classic history of western attitudes toward death over the last 1,000 years. Excellent but quite long. Prost, Amelia.

[@nickfrey2219]

Anyone else remember hearing that noise he was talking about in paranormal activity. Like you could hear it and just know something bad was coming????

[@claystown2688]

Yes but it was mostly feelable in theatres but it can be heard subconsciously at home

[@cassieiverson7028]

I can hear it in the sequels too.It sounds like if you were sitting in a silent room and then covered your ears, muffled like with very faint high pitch ring. We kept rewinding because my friends couldnt hear what I was hearing.

[@ShaWAV]

Sound designer here. So the infrasound concept is used at end of your video and is really cool. It's more felt than heard. Those frequencies are meant to make the room rumble in peoples home theater. It can be subtle drawn out to create a sort of tension or be loud and abrupt to get the feeling of impacts from something slamming etc.

[@jermaenjoyer]

When I first watched Hereditary, I couldn’t fall asleep until the sun came up for almost 2 weeks after. My mind kept giving me intrusive thoughts of Annie in the corner of my ceiling crawling around. It seriously messed me up in my opinion. I’m very easily spooked and weirded out :(

[@EddieM1994]

SAME THOUGH. I hardly ever get scared by horror movies any more, but Annie's Spider-man impression fucked me up.

[@pinkfaygo7184]

I know I couldn’t sleep at all I felt like Annie was in the corner of my room staring at me

[@Pechko]

Why the FUCK are you watching horror movies if you know they mess you up? most ppl who arent afraid of horror movies watch them for the story.

[@Veddea]

@@Pechko Human curiosity. Get over it.

[@chrisradca3245]

@@Pechko It's part of the fun to be scared

[@epowell4211]

Many years ago I realized that every item on set was placed there, so I started paying more attention to the details. I often pause films just to examine the set. Even if the director didn't specifically request an item, the prop director and wardrobe gave thought to it, and there are often "hidden clues". I'm also keenly aware of the sounds: music is often used to get you wound up for the scare.

[@feetpolice7135]

If this is something you enjoy, definately give the Shining another watch. It wasnt explicitly mentioned in the video, but there are several scenes where furniture changes or reearanges between shots and some theorists believe that it coincides with Wendy's physcosis. Usually this theory leads to Wendy actually being the main threat of the movie

[@YamiYuseiGG]

Goddamnit that jumpscare on the very end got me a little. Holy crap. Worst thing is that I expected it lol.

[@AevasHouse]

Youre not going to mention the best detail im HOST? The date of the Zoom call in the film is the same exact date it premiered on shudder almost giving the feeling that something was screen recording it and then uploaded that footage to shudder also the infrasound in Paranormal Activity is easy to notice to me

[@buklao__1889]

In midsommar there is a face in the mirror when she is tripping on shrooms too which is the first and only of those things I noticed

[@Laz_IDK]

for the framerate change It can actually cause unease and minor motion sickness with a subtle change of pace, even in those who don't often experience motion sickness, which is likely why it was implemented during supernatural scenes, to make you feel the moments.

[@johnbug1334]

Ok, I know that this sounds like I might be lying, but my cousin and his company made the set for the VVitch, very much love the movie and I was and still am that my cousin made the set

[@LostBoyRed88]

Hereditary is packed with small subtle clues EVERYWHERE. I remember watching it with my friend and on one scene the camera view is from outside of the house and I was so creeped out to notice someones breath in the cold air just out of cameras view. My friend noticed other things too it was so fun picking things up like that

[@56postoffice]

*"The VVitch"* is one messed up masterpiece.

[@Dankboy8911]

Sorry, I only read this as V Vitch. Witch just didn't register

[@henrygreber4763]

@@Dankboy8911 it’s written that way cause the letter W wasn’t ever used back then so they used two V’s instead but yeah lol

[@MandleRoss]

"I cannot write my name." "I will guide your hand."

[@englishatheart]

@@henrygreber4763 "V"s*

It’s not that good

[@hprotz6600]

The one about Seven's notebooks makes me think of the details in the LOTR films that did the same thing. And yes, I know those aren't horror, but the attention to detail is similar.

[@somewhatnerdy8112]

im surprised WC missed or didnt talk about how Stanley Kubrick intentionally misplaced set pieces and items in scenes in order to make viewers question their sanity for The Shining. pictures, furniture, dishes and small items like books would appear in one shot, then disappear or change in another, then reappear in another shot exactly where they were before, doors would appear open and closed in varying shots, rugs or furniture like chairs and couches would be changed.. there's even a scene where wendy has the TV turned on but it is placed in the center of the room with no power cord visibly attached to it. he also had entire rooms changed, like the pantry size is different in scenes, notable bedroom locations are switched back and forth with no reasons and some rooms with multiple doors, had varying door numbers.

[@budgetaudiophile6048]

Most people's Home Theater setups don't pick up on Infrasound . . .enthusiast theaters ensure that you FEEL the infrasound!!

[@bob101910]

I always knew something was up with the audio in Paranormal Activity, but never looked into it. With decent surround sound, the movie was absolutely terrifying. It doesn't do anything super scary, but the damn audio makes you feel so uneasy.

[@madoldbatwoman]

Ed & Lorraine Warren were much better as fictional characters than the real life con artists that they were.

[@Lost20048]

Obviously

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Kind of interesting hearing about all the skeptics and science experts that investigated them and one of their professional options in an academic paper was “utter rubbish.” Also they’ve had a lot of lawsuits to the point their lawyers had lawsuits.

[@BennyLlama39]

Was one of the lawyers named Liebowitz, by chance? (People who watch Lawful Masses will get that one. 😀)

[@charlottestreet3301]

How do you konw that Ed and Lorraine warren were con artists

[@madoldbatwoman]

@@charlottestreet3301 To be fair I shouldn't have said 'con artists'. I believe they genuinely believed in what they claimed. They were always firm in their *belief*. They went in with it and came out with it, held firm to it despite all evidence. They had the Christian Bible, and a lot of stuff Ed made up about demons, they didn't need to take a measured skeptical approach! So not con artists, more deluded grifters. Always looking for the best way to spin the story into their beliefs - and not afraid to talk about making good money, if not very bright at it. If the family they believed to be 'beset by demons' happened to be beset by addiction and family strife issues, well the Warrens had to write their own script. They were the only uninvited entities there's any proof of at the Enfield house! They were asked, and then had to be told, to leave 😆😆

[@Veddea]

9:43 I watched the Paranormal Activity movies in cinema back then and those infrasounds were clearly audible. Also a bit loud.

[@MsNikkieMichelle]

One more thing. The part in the first conjuring when that Christmas song starts playing and Lorraine sees a shadow walking along the walls until it reaches the picture of Valek was so damn freaky and effective.

[@noagerrits_]

✨silently raising hand✨ Haunting of Hill House?

[@LenHazell]

Which version?

[@rockero1313]

Horror movies, MOVIES!!

[@matthewoborne1649]

Toni Collette will make any movie great. She is such an amazing actor.

[@philipmeckley5154]

The whiteboard in Cabin in the Woods.

[@FearofMornings]

EVERYONE looks at that.

[@bean2365]

I see midsommer in the thumbnail, I click.

[@alexiszimmer]

I want to rewatch hereditary for the details but, man, that movie left me so uneasy.

[@snipersfrompretoria5177]

yeah fr fr

[@franciscoborjaescobarsuare5802]

Just THAT sound alone was enough to keep me awake

[@cruellaclose722]

It’s amazing to think this video was recorded with only one breath of air.

[@cdarklock]

The thing about infrasound is that it requires a sound system with substantial low-end response. If you're watching the movie on a laptop and listening through headphones, you don't have that - but seeing the film in theatres, or watching the DVD on a good surround system with a subwoofer, is a different matter entirely.

[@EvilGav]

Scrolling down to see if someone else mentioned this. Even if you have a separate subwoofer, the cheaper ones don't drop below 20-25Hz, so wouldn't play the sounds. There's also the slight issue that you would need an uncompressed lossless audio source for the movie - if you are watching it broadcast or streamed, the audio would be chopped with a hard gate above the infrasound level and then compressed to exclude it anyway. So to actually hear this, you'd either need to be in a movie theatre (unlikely now) or watching via a lossless audio version on a mid-high-end home cinema speaker system - which is almost as unlikely.

[@cdarklock]

​@@EvilGav I did say a GOOD surround system. I specified subwoofer because you would be surprised how many people buy a $5k set of surround speakers and just... don't hook up the sub. At all.

You can definitely hear 16 HZ on reasonably good headphones. I've just tried. But with good speakers it shakes your whole body, not just your eardrums.

[@cdarklock]

@ Hence, "substantial" ;) Just because you can hear it doesn't mean it's being reproduced WELL. I can HEAR music just fine if I downsample all the way to 5.5 KHz, it just sounds like shit.

[@joelpetersen2480]

MIDSOMMAR is hell of a ride.

[@FixFilmsLtd]

That 'Valak' spot in The Conjuring 2 is brilliant!

[@rorybryant3282]

"Identified as John Doe." Lol.

[@blossomsbasement]

“Saw” is amazingly detailed and the sequels contain easter eggs throughout as well

[@franciscoborjaescobarsuare5802]

The first 2 are okay The rest are just gore for no reason

[@wiiblii8584]

You really know when people put effort In to their things when they add small details like is resident evil 7 there is one peice of toast that no one will pay attention to but they took the time to put mold on it

[@calebblevins6415]

First, in Midsommer I never saw the sisters faces but I did see the mom in during the celebration. On the infrasound, I can clearly hear it all the times, which is funny because in Apex Legends my team knows me for my impossible hearing of distant footsteps. And, I also have issues with getting ear aches and infections super easily.

[@teagenthetiefling5296]

the scariest part of Hereditary to me is how the whole grief group is a set up. The sheer artifice of it all.

[@Voxfox89]

In one of the paranormal activity movies, the one with the neighbor kid and the xbox camera you can hear when the demon is speaking to the neighbor kid... though most people wouldn't have noticed the odd noise but it's there.

[@FTZPLTC]

Nice to see Ghostwatch mentioned in here - if you like spotting hidden background details in horror, it's perfect for you.

[@courtneys4933]

can you do a video about horror movie villains with good/bad/no motivations? I'm thinking of "The stranger" where the reason was "because you were home"

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Especially in real life

[@iguessitsmanny]

You missed Satan in human form in the Witch when he’s whispering in her ear near the end. He’s in the darkness next to her face, you may need to turn your brightness up to see him!

[@kodac4256]

I've always thought triangles look cool too.

[@jacobriggs273]

You also saw the sister in midsommar when she is tripping on shrooms when they first get to the camp

[@GoontiesTTV]

1 thing I know a lot of people don't notice in Midsommar also, is that frequently if you look at the surroundings of a shot, away from the focus point of the scene, you can see the background will quite often have subtle psychedelic moving effects.

[@robbrown5158]

Only while the character is high though

[@timcasey8314]

Not sure if there’s gonna be a TV/Streaming version of this list, but it reminds me of “Haunting of Hill House”. SOOO many hidden details that are only caught after knowing about them

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Even watching the whole thing knowing about the hidden ghosts, I still missed that the statues change positions between shots sometimes (most notably, in "Two Storms" which is super cool because they're changing during *one-shot takes*.)

[@beeme8397]

Cool video. But, the info is provided too quickly. By the time you hear it, he’s moving on to next movie. Hard to process all the good info.

[@kolynchiasson6432]

That fact about the naked cultists surrounding the house in Hereditary is so messed up and creepy. Like that movie was so messed up, and it has to be the scariest movie out there.

[@michaelj1729]

I swear when we watched Paranormal Activity at home with the speakers that boosts bass you can definitely hear that eerie muffled sound but when ur just using normal speakers u cant actully hear it. But god damn that sound radiated in the whole cinema room when we watched it.

[@Daniel-mm7ml]

Why is the flower in her crown breathing at 6:41

[@angelab904]

Seven messed me up. I saw it in theater and was 13 with my best friend and her parents lol. They didn't realize how graphic it would be. I loved it. So good.

[@yuriiblendonohy5070]

Dear WhatCulture, I love you guys so much but you should watch MORE horror movies. Even if you talk about classics, you ONLY mention The Shining and The Thing. Come on

[@Lawrence_Talbot]

Yeah there are a wide range of universal classics from 30-50s and all the enjoyable sci-fi gems from the 50s and 60s. Instead they talk about movies form the last decade or so, the thing, Halloween, occasional a Friday the 13th movie, the thing and scream... gets of fast when there are 100s of movies they ignore.

[@vahnn0]

The thing about that fancy-sounding infrasound is that the average desktop or TV speakers will no reproduce those sounds. Usually 50hz is the lowest frequency they can produce. Quality home theater speakers, or even some headphones, can produce sound as low as 20hz, which is typically the lowest range that humans can hear. And yes, frequencies below that can still be perceived in other ways, but if your device isn't even producing those sounds, then you'll never experience the intended effect.

[@dij7878]

I know The VVitch isn't a lot of people's cup of tea, but I really enjoyed it.

[@thebilldozer7970]

I thought Gretel and Hansel was a way better witch movie.

[@berrybeecakes2102]

I almost guarantee that one of those notebooks from John Dale has the entire Bee movie script

[@knawdlimbz2212]

Also. Hereditary also used a very very low tone bass line, or very Sub level "Brown Note", if you have a BASS heavy subwoofer/surround sound audio setup. Turn the bass up, and Start the movie... I noticed after about 2o minutes, that I started feeling uneasy, and my Anxiety kicked in... Very strange feelings...

[@thomasbailey921]

Isnt the brown note called that bc it's supposed to be the frequency that makes you defecate uncontrollably?

[@georgesdragon8722]

A detail that got me upset for days after watching the movie was in the last scene of Cloverfield. In the last scene, you see an old recording of the two remaining characters on a ferris wheel. Meanwhile, in the top right corner, you can see an asteroid land in the ocean with a huge splash... I still don't know how to feel about that

[@SherioCheers]

In Midsommar, her mom appears in the house when she first gets there and has a bad trip... just a heads up.

[@XxRadioactiveGirlxX]

I swear I saw somewhere it was Fincher that wrote a load (if not all) of the notebooks?

[@MsNikkieMichelle]

Btw Hereditary was such a good watch. If anyone’s a fan of horror and hasn’t seen it, please give it a whirl as it’s awesome. Another one I recommend is “Witch or VVitch however it’s spelled.) It’s a bit hard to understand a friggin lick of what they’re saying because of their accent, and while it doesn’t contain a whole lot of “scary parts,” any gore, (like saw) possessions, or psycho murderous killers, the couple of freaky and eerie scenes it does have are extremely affective and freaky as all hell. There’s one part in particular (trying not to spoil) in the beginning that still freaks me the hell out years later if I think/talk about that movie.

[@SacredFaerie]

‘Trust me, they are there’, or you know, you could do the video editing expected of a video about details?

[@MrDaneis]

In midsommar you can see a flower crown right by the alarm clock. Showing who really is responsible for her mother and father's deaths. You even show this in the video but don't say anything about it lol.

[@xmoomoodoodlydoo62]

I remember seeing Hereditary in theaters when it first came out and WOOF. I legitimately had an anxiety attack during the movie and began silently crying and breathing harder/faster in my theater seat. But not leaving becuz the movie was so good

[@Gabby_beyer45]

3:20 this fungus made a whole town dance for hours because they were hallucinating

[@JacobDreemurr]

This is the first video your channel has put out, that I liked in 2 months. Keep up the good work.

[@imperialinquisitor510]

You noticed and your talking about it to your audiance years later. Mission accomplished.

[@PhoenixHinds]

The Wendy theory is the greatest discussion about The Shining film to exist. Check it out if you want a new perspective. Be warned though, there isn't likely to be any going back.

[@Ashtarte3D]

Didn't even mention the best example of Kubrick's insanity on The Shining: when the family is touring the hotel grounds you can see people milling about and walking down hallways that shouldn't exist because the windows show that area is clearly outside.

[@user-oj6jg8pe9w]

The skull on the butterfly on the poster to silence of the lambs is a bunch of naked women.

[@AwildGwen]

The last film you are talking about is giving me some serious phasmophobia vibes though😂

[@jacobanderson5215]

i have seen hereditary 1000 times and I never knew they were outside the house...

[@Spite_Lip]

I have a horror movie/metal show buddy. We go to shows and see horror movies. at the end of Midsommar he looked and me and said "I get it man, break ups are hard" - Raddest dude ever.

[@sarahlovee1865]

Once you notice the quieter sounds in the paranormal activity franchise there's no way to unnotice it

[@PetalsAndPlague]

I picked up on the Conjuring Valak one and it gave me chills. Mainly because I was writing a book with a demon of the same name.

[@thomasbailey921]

My brother actually has a theory about how English speaking people find certain letters to be more associated with evil than others, and V is very high up on his list lol. Honestly I'm not that surprised that you came up with the same name! Its damn spooky!

[@PetalsAndPlague]

@@thomasbailey921 I mean I just researched known demon names and it was the easiest to say. But it's still insane that they picked the same one out of the myriad of demon names.

[@kivathelittledeath]

Yeah I saw the face in the trees when I watched Mid-summar but did anyone else notice the other druggie stuff that was going on? Like...The flowers in Danis crown were pulsating sometimes there would be random distortions on stuff and sometimes faces (welcome to "Blink-and-gone moments") dude I just always was like "Woah wait...did anybody else see that?" since I watched that movie with friends and thank god I wasn't the only one seeing that stuff X)

[@meganmisaki4429]

I had noticed the valak thing and that the rooms in the shining didn’t make any sense, but that’s it 😅

[@luannsmith5309]

I did notice the sister in the movie Midsommar...was unsure about the mom though.

[@RealRedRabbit]

Yeah I thought I was tripping when I saw the face in the trees in Midsommar.

[@thepyrokitten]

Love that horror films are getting the love they deserve by showcasing the talent of those who worked on them and how meticulously crafted the films are. Side note- Infrasound feels like something intangible. It's a sensation of something tickling the back of your eyes, like you cant quite catch your breath, like your heart has begun to beat irregularly. Think of it like evil ASMR. Just like ASMR some are more susceptible than others and it'll feel a bit different to everyone.

[@garlicgoat259]

it basically feels like you are not hearing anything, but you know you're percieving something, the ears are activated, triggered by something, but you can't quite figure out what it is

[@thepyrokitten]

@@garlicgoat259 I prefer evil ASMR

[@brittanyzedalis]

The conjuring one... they fully reveal that the name was everywhere towards the end of the movie so that's not really something people shouldn't have noticed unless they didn't watch the movie at all.

[@dondevice3342]

Nice little Oopsie at the end there, you clever devils!

[@raztheslug7759]

S7ven is insanely good and deserved to be on this list. It’s clever how they made it.

[@ersonpeters3963]

It is on the list

[@raztheslug7759]

@@ersonpeters3963 I never said it wasnt

[@thejeidi7228]

I noticed the sound in paranormal activity.....it didnt make my more susceptible to scares but actually warned me when some thing was going on. was more annoying than any thing else. Most people under the age of 25 and people who protected their hearing in to their older years can hear the sounds. I saw these movies when i was post 25.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

Me, who is a chicken: lemme watch these horror movie lists at 11 pm. Me who now feels like I'm being watched: who could've foreseen this?!

[@dratinibro1999]

Man I love your accent josh

[@ap0kalyps3]

well when I first saw Paranormal Activity, it was at a friends house, he had this insane Bose Soundsystem and cranked the bass, so I think we all really felt that infra sound stuff hahaha

[@WaddedBliss]

I love Paranormal Activity. But infrasound literally can't be heard by human ears. It's like our eyes can't see infrared or ultraviolet. They're there all right but they have no effect on our senses.

[@FTZPLTC]

It's true that it can't be heard, but the video is wrong in claiming that it can't be *perceived*. We can hear the effect of low frequencies on audible sounds (which Paranormal Activity definitely has - the low frequencies kind of "flatten" the sound and give it that overloaded effect). But we can also perceive low frequency sound as vibration, particularly through solid object surfaces (e.g. your seat in the cinema!).

[@WaddedBliss]

@@FTZPLTC Ah. Yeah. I'm not a cinema goer.

[@Hockeyguy8541]

Infrasound was actually disproved by Mythbusters

[@sarahlovee1865]

I also really enjoy watching webcam style movies on a phone, it makes it incredibly immersive.

[@travistravieso7344]

Even tho it was a flop Blair with 2 had alot of details

[@bluu_ice6554]

Blair with?

[@jeremyfrost2636]

@@bluu_ice6554 Typo. They obviously meant Witch.

[@louco5850]

@@jeremyfrost2636 Yeah, but then they wouldn't be able to hold their intellectual superiority over them with the fact they noticed a typo and was able to point it out to the rest of the internet like a linguistic superhero.

[@insanitea6967]

oh damn, the witch i thought my internet was juts crappy lol

[@zigzagkill8153]

Yes, the below and above hearing of human ears... in regards to hertz levels.... I can hear. It's terrifying honestly. As I don't know what is causing the "vibration" I sense. Movies that use this, I will start feeling INCREDIBLE amounts of unexplained terror... my eyes start to water, and the "fight or flight" sense comes out in me. The lower hertz send me into fits of panic almost. And the higher hertz, literally deafen me.... almost like a "god" whistle. It's crippling at times. Old school tube televisions I could "hear" when power was being drawn from them... from several rooms away ... I could "feel" them on. And "dog" whistles, I can hear every single one.... deafening to me. painful, excruciating vertigo onset pain. Unexplainable pain. As it's a "pain" in my brain....

[@admiralcrunch1641]

Little sad you guys missed the face in the Conjuring on the bed sheets on the clothes line its one of those if you blink you'll miss it I'll rewatch it and give a time stamp later 66 minutes 25-30 seconds into the movie it will be on the right hand side

[@kylefresh101]

i love the channel, but my only complaint, is when they show a movie clip, especially in the beginning, they only credit the studio and not put the name of the movie.