ARACHNOPHOBIA (1990) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | MORE FIRE!!!

Thanks to Granny Clucking Bell for the Special Request! The Mrs watches another skin-crawling Creature Feature, Arachnophobia (1990). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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[@surlycanadian]

Personal fact about me : I haven’t blindly reached into a bag of popcorn or a box of cereal since 1990

[@TheSpiritualGamer79]

After that scene, I totally understand ✌️🤓

[@kirkwells2922]

I always check my slippers before putting them on thanks to this movie 🤣

[@Darkja]

Just a small thing for those that dont know Venomous vs Poisonous: If it bites you and you die, it was venomous. If you bite it and you die, it was poisonous.

[@MrsMovies]

Thank you for this distinction, I actually didn’t know this but makes total sense

[@JCResDoc94]

not quite: you are confusing toxic w methods of toxin production. plenty of poisons do not kxll you (tho thr are toxins that do not invennomate). the field needs a nomenclature overhaul. -JC

[@richieb7692]

And if you bite each other, and nobody dies... It's kinky.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

​@@JCResDoc94 Well, typically, venom is injected, poison is absorbed.

[@postmastersgt1670]

🤣 wow thats classic satire.

[@markcarpenter6020]

Yeah I'll always remember this movie. Growing up my best friend had arachnophobia. I mean for real. Well when this movie came out she has the bright idea for us to go see it so she could "face her fear"......I think my arm still has her finger marks on it.

[@joeschmoe1150]

"Light yourself on fire!" is the funniest and realest thing I have ever heard! Saw this in the theater when I was 10... Didn't sleep for months!

[@TheMrSarcastic]

Mrs. “I’m not afraid of ants.” Me: You should be. You should be afraid of…Them!

[@lito6062]

The naked jungle, for the next reaction

[@bikingchupei2447]

@@lito6062 man, i loved that movie, always forgets the title though, it shocked me when the ants were riding those leaf boats across the water.

[@pdbordelon]

I love how proud and satisfied with herself the Mrs was when she made her "Handy J" pun! ha!

[@ITPalGame]

I don't get it

[@jessejay0392]

@@ITPalGame Handy J.. Handjob lol.

[@brunopereiraikercasillas6265]

@@ITPalGame handjob

[@cosmocassidy420]

I saw this movie during a release showing at a theater in Michigan. Sponsored by a radio station I won free tickets to see it. The place was sold out 400+ people. Every time there were spiders on the screen the radio team was kneeling in front of the front row throwing big rubber spiders into the crowd. LOL I will never forget that.

[@jasonfitak9521]

Eight Legged Freaks 2002, a must see in the spider comedy/horror genre. David Arquette and Scarlett Johansson a while before she played Black Widow.

[@codydrymon8315]

I think it’s so funny how a teenage girl who once fought spiders grew up to become one

[@taoist32]

She was 17 back then, but looked 14.

[@dallassukerkin6878]

And Kari Wuhrer too - one of those mysteries is why her career never took off. I'm hesitant to google it in case I find something bad, given that I had an enormous screen-crush on her when she was in Sliders :O.

[@synaesthesia2010]

i love that movie, especially the vocalizations they gave to the spiders, it kind of humanizes them a little and adds to the comedy

[@synaesthesia2010]

i love that movie, especially the vocalizations they gave to the spiders, it kind of humanizes them a little and adds to the comedy

[@ilovevegimite]

And the Oscar for Best Reaction to a Movie goes to Mrs Movies. I wonder if she's still checking the room for spiders when she puts the kids to bed?

[@xcleezee9597]

My mom and I saw this movie in theaters. We are both afraid of spiders. She was squeezing my hand throughout the whole movie, it freaked her out so bad. 🤣

[@evenflowsteven]

You should watch “Eight Legged Freaks” which celebrates its 20th anniversary in July. “Hope ya brought enough handcuffs.” 😂

[@argent-kestrel90]

The spiders used in this movie are common in Australia, they're quite docile for spiders and live in family colonies. They're called Avondale Huntsman Spiders (Delena cancerides.) I see them frequently in the garden and out when hiking in the forest, they're gentle giants.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

Yep, and to get them to move around the set they used heat that forced the spiders to change direction 😎

[@johnbrowne3950]

Every animal and insect in Australia is poisonus, including bunnies.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

@@johnbrowne3950 Insects are animals, and well, I question the validity of your statement.

[@andrewmccormack4295]

That crack about the handcuffs at the beginning really had me laughing hard,well done,I love you two,stay safe and well.

[@Saber0307]

I saw this movie on TV when I was about 5 years old, and it was the film that introduced me to the concept of poisonous spiders. Naturally I was terrified. My parents then sat me down and did their best to explain to me how unlikely it was to be bitten by a poisonous spider and that I didn't need to be afraid. The next day my dad was bitten by a black widow. So this film made me afraid of spiders, and taught me that my parents were liars.

[@Imasuky]

Dang, that's like...the worst luck.

[@jamesdonoughue4557]

Don't there bites kill or is that just a myth?

[@Saber0307]

They *can* kill, but it's rare. My dad had to go to the hospital to get it treated.

[@horn5558]

@@jamesdonoughue4557 in north america i think only 4 people a year die ? Unless you are really old or unhealthy the most it will probably do is make you sick/make your joints muscles ache and just make you never want to experience it again :P

[@alib7775]

@@jamesdonoughue4557 they can kill babies or small children. Mostly adults just get sick. Kind of like the flu

[@drewbiggiesmalls8041]

Watched this as a kid in the mid 90's and been checking all around the toilet before I sit down ever since. Scarred for life

[@Londonguy1987_]

As someone with arachnophobia I have to say THANK YOU for watching this so that I NEVER have to lol 😖😖

[@classiclife7204]

"Light yourself on fire to own the spiders" :)

[@wickamo]

One of my most favorite movies ever. Such a perfectly made movie. It actually creeps you out, even if you aren't specifically scared of spiders. And the fact that they are fairly normal spiders at least in size. Movies about giant spiders are of course rather unbelievable. But this one...it feels like it could happen. This movie was filmed in Cambria California...a regular vacation spot of mine, so I have actually walked all around the spider town. This was one of my favorite reactions from you guys also. The authentic scares from you both were awesome.

[@beguile302]

I remember people would sit towards the back of the theater & toss individual pieces of popcorn forward at random times during this film, lol.

[@Do0msday]

This movie terrified me as a kid. For the longest time I couldn't turn off a lamp because I'd think maybe a spider was going to come down and get me. And the shower scene horrified me. I would wash my hair as fast as possible just so I could open my eyes right away and make sure I didn't see anything. This movie still gives me the creepy crawlies ughhhh.

[@r.h.3084]

You know, now that she's seen Julian Sands, I think you need to have her watch Warlock 1 & 2 :D

[@Madbandit77]

And Boxing Helena...😊

[@marennicholson5444]

I love that this was the biggest physical reaction from the Mrs that I can think of

[@NikkieTwix]

I love this movie! The scene with Jeff Daniel’s in bed and he thinks it’s a spider on his wall is great tension and when all the spiders are crawling out of the sink and shit! Makes your skin crawl

[@Scary__fun]

Roseanne started in 1988 so this movie was after John Goodman was already well-known in that tv show. Frank Marshall whose feature film directing debut this was, is more well known for producing a lot of movies along with his wife Kathleen Kennedy for Steven Spielberg and his Amblin' production company. He produced Raiders of the Lost Ark, Poltergeist, The Color Purple, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Sixth Sense, Signs, The Bourne trilogy, Jurassic World among many others.

[@holidaystyles7952]

She was so freaked out she didn't even wanna talk about it after eyes still looking around the room haha such a 90's classic still remember watching this at like 5 even the trailer where he falls thru the floor at the end

[@Dude-oh8vq]

Arachnophobia is a classic! Can't believe the film industry is stupid enough to remake it. Yes, there were fake spiders used in this film, fake practical spiders, but also plenty of real ones.

[@shanester1832]

Yeah I just found that out. So unnecessary. I'm putting five bucks down on 100% cg spiders. It's particularly unnecessary because as I was watching this I kept thinking how the movie is still fresh, not dated looking, coulda came out yesterday.

[@raputathebuta]

@@shanester1832 And they will be 100% awful (barely SyFy caliber) CGI spiders. I'm sad they're remaking it. What BS.

[@rikmoran3963]

I’m still giggling about the handcuff joke!

[@shaneo693061]

I love this movie. The combination of horror and comedy made it feel like a rollercoaster. And I'm terrified of spiders! The shower scene in particular is a giant fear of mine. Also, Mrs., I loved the Handy J joke.

[@JCResDoc94]

i also enjoyed the handcuff joke. -JC

[@jowbloe3673]

This is one of the most horrifying movies ever made. Love it!

[@FireTiger941]

I love the music that plays whenever Delbert shows up Haha

[@mellyyy1290]

Y’know until I saw this reaction I entirely forgot about this movie.. I think it was selective memory 😂😂

[@petemcfeet28]

True story: The very first time I watched this, a spider dropped down from the ceiling on a spider web and landed on my chest. I have lived over 50 years and this was the only time that as ever happened to me. I about shit myself and screamed like a little girl. Which scared the pants off my roommate who completely didn't believe me until we found the poor dead spider on the floor at my feet. I managed to kill it with my flailing spazzout and chest slapping. Only then did we laugh our asses off. Stupid damn spider! Great choice and reaction! Cheers.

[@brucecooley70]

Never will forget watching this movie as a kid. We rented it on good ol vhs and were all watching it as a family. My parents were on the couch while my brother and I were laying down on the floor in front of the tv. As we were watching, a spider climbed down its web from our ceiling over us right at the scene where the Mrs. said she could hardly handle this right now. Of course we all screamed when we realized and it scurried away, but yeah it burned that memory and this movie into my brain.

[@lnwolf41]

This the most freaked out I have see her watching these movies. 😂😂😀😀😀😀

[@vicjr74]

"Set yourself on fire!" 🔥 😂😂😂

[@Lespaul13100]

R.I.P Julian Sands (The Professor).

[@notperfectedyet7998]

Mrs. Movies watching Arachnophobia is my spirit animal.

[@tonygriffin_]

Loved the escalation...Mr Movies: "Burn the barn". Mrs Movies: "Burn the house". Mrs Movies: "Set yourself on fire". Then set the fire on fire just to be sure!

[@emraldmars]

OMG it was so funny to watch you get all creeped out at the same time I went, "noooooo" almost every time. It was great timing. John Goodman is so damn funny in this role, I just can't get over it. There are some genuine comedy gold moments throughout the whole movie. I also watch this once in a while just to confirm I'm still scared of spiders. Answer: aw hell yeah

[@theoneandonlyCatseye]

Every time I watch this movie, I get nightmares. Yet, I continue to watch it every year. It's just so well done. If it weren't for the great comedy in this movie, I don't think I could watch it since I am such an arachnophobe. I have watched so much horror over the years that I am very desensitized to most scary movies, but this one still gets me every time.

[@OmegaSoypreme]

Lol, "Handy J". We're here for this mature humour.

[@extantsanity]

Before (0:44): "This movie *_gave_* you your fear of spiders?" After (35:32): "Yeah. Please let's stop talking about it. I'm ready to stop talking about it." Success! Hahah... My favorite scene are the spiders coming out of the porcelain of the sink. Every orifice, even the drain and the overflow protection holes in the sink. It's an amazing shot, with the perfect little creepy jingle music. Too bad it didn't make it to the KZbin cut!

[@georgejrivera3388]

Two days back to back!? You guys are awesome. Thank you for the content.

[@extantsanity]

23:36 This shot really does bring a whole new meaning to "jump scare"! Like, literally, most jump scares are about slapping something from off-camera onto the screen. It could be a wet handkerchief, but people will dodge the first-person POV action because it's just a human response to protecting their own face. That's why it's a cheap tactic. But in this movie, the culprits are in plain sight the entire time, and the scare isn't reliant on first person perspective. The culprits simply move in a way that's disturbing to the audience because of the implications on the characters in the movie. You're not jumping to protect your own eyes, but you're jumping because you're really bothered by the notion of being in the character's position (knowing what you know).

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

This might be my favorite reaction from you guys.. and that's saying a LOT! So many great laughs.

[@entertainmentwizard2703]

Yep still get chills from this movie!

[@terryhughes7349]

This movie is designed and engineered for reaction videos. Everybody jumps at spiders. You guys did great! The only other 'insect' horror film that comes close is a cult classic film called "Phase IV" about super-intelligent ants. Not a horror film per se but very surreal.

[@StinkyGreenBud]

Hey now not all of us humans fear spiders. They are pretty harmless and vital to our ecosystem. Plus they are pretty awesome looking.

[@Ghostface1998]

@@StinkyGreenBud I mean yes I’m not exactly full on terrified of spiders but if it’s on me or it’s a big species like tarantulas naw I’m running.

[@ForEternia]

@@Ghostface1998 you should see the spiders they have in Australia. They're freaking 3 feet long. I only saw a short clip on a youtube video and I was just awestruck 😱

[@Fedorevsky]

@@ForEternia lol, no the largest spider ever recorded was a little under one foot (11inches) in leg-span. Venezuelan bird-eating spider.

[@k.v.7681]

@@StinkyGreenBud Sure but if I saw one of those big tree-dwelling ones jump towards me I'd at the very least flinch. "Deadly" spiders tend to be pretty rare (and it's the small true spiders that tend to actually be lethal), but mygalomorph bites are no walk in the park either. Shit hurts.

[@MrGpschmidt]

Set yourself on fire. Classic. FYI: They just announced a remake by the director of FREAKY. I enjoy the shower scene for many reasons ;d

[@StinkyGreenBud]

@VHS - Video History Shows Oh no sir, it'll be great because Hollywood will bring back some of the original cast to hide the fact that it's a garbage film! Nostalgia is thier money maker these days.

[@shesemerald2011]

No thank you, Sir! I said good day!!!

[@adrianjuarez1162]

@@StinkyGreenBud no the original arachnophobia is a great film compared to the trash horror movies that are coming out these days even if they bring back the original cast just like start wars it’ll be garbage.

[@GVoodoo]

@VHS - Video History Shows I mean... I prefer the original scarface but how many people know the al pacino one is a remake.. a night to remember vs titanic. I mean, many different ones for example but let's not just bury every remake

[@SaltyWinchester]

@VHS - Video History Shows I never understood why the remake GOOD movies. They should remake BAD movies and try to make them better. There is absolutely no reason to remake good movies.

[@JustinWillisDevil240Z]

Why am I watching this right before bed?

[@tachyonpulse]

This was so fun to watch. More reaction channels need to watch Arachnophobia.

[@davidlionheart2438]

I love Henry Jones, who plays the old town doctor. He had an almost 60 year career specializing in playing comedic assholes. He was always great, especially as the creepy, sleazy LeRoy in "The Bad Seed" 1956.

[@jobanh7ify]

I saw this movie when I was a kid and it gave such an arachnophobia that to this day I’m checking every corner of my room before going to bed, I’m 37 years old

[@ForEternia]

I've seen this movie so many times as a kid. Ah the good ol days. I used to have the making of Arachnophobia I recorded off a TV broadcast. Yes many of those those were real spiders. Great reaction guys. BTW Roseanne first aired in 1988. John Goodman always makes time to do other projects during the shows run.

[@montecristo3548]

When I was 10, I went camping with my family. Had a great camp site with many large trees. At night it was beautiful without a cloud in the night sky. Then it felt like it was raining out, and started tickling all over. My dad turned on the large gas lantern really bright. To our horror, multitudes of spider nests had hatched above our heads, and it was raining baby spiders like a light drizzle. We were covered from head to toe of baby spiders crawling all over us. To this day, I still freeze when I see a spider, and the smaller they are, the more fearful I am. I suffer from arachnophobia, and this movie is the scariest one I have ever watched

[@meaganyoung452]

I’m dramatically arachnophobic but for some reason I had a fascination with this movie growing up. As a kid I watched this movie all the time but almost entirely from behind my hands covering my eyes. I loved watching it and was in a constant state of terror the entire time. And I don’t think I’m the only one lol weird phenomena

[@postmastersgt1670]

Arachnophobia 🕸️🕷️, and Silent predators🐍 two of my favorite films about an invasion of poisonous creatures in a small town.

[@sleepybobo2403]

The central irony of "Silent Predators" being how noisy they are when they're about to kill someone.... 🙃

[@postmastersgt1670]

@@sleepybobo2403 lmao very true

[@Catweazel1976]

That scene towards the end, when the spiders are covering the walls and ceiling, sort of happened to me. I've lived in Melbourne Australia my whole life. So years ago I was in my friend's caravan, jamming out on electric guitars, and these Huntsman spiders started coming through a vent in the ceiling, and there were hundreds on the ceiling and running down the walls around us. We were like, "er, hi guys." 🤣

[@sweetcinnamonpnchkin]

Time to light the van on fire

[@cncs2806]

Dude Australia looks like a beautiful place, but I could never EVER be able to live there with so many dangerous spiders and other venomous animals! **shivers**

[@deadbynightupbylunch]

Sounds like you got yourself a fan base 😂

[@SaraBanartist]

Dude, fuck that.

[@donnybuoy]

Thanks, never visiting Australia.

[@Shamelesscritique1]

Ya know I wasn't really scared of spiders until...I watched this film also I woke up in bed the next morning with a large spider just sat on my chest under the covers and I had an almost perfect ring of bite marks where my heart is...so naturally now when I see a spider my skin crawls and squirms.

[@kylemiller5148]

This movie terrifies me every single time I watch it mostly because of how real it is,it's not like Eight Legged Freaks where the spiders are comically big and energised the spiders in this movie are so realistic it's terrifying, not to mention the eerily realistic probability of an actual spider infestation

[@ericjohnson6120]

I have slight arachnophobia and I can tell you this is the most terrifying spider movie I've ever seen. An invasive species is so much closer to reality than the cliché giant spider.

[@TopsyTriceratops]

If it helps at all, daddy long legs aren't even spiders (but are still in the family of arachnids). They're more along the lines of mites with super long legs (specifically harvestmen), have no fangs or venom, and dine on dead stuff. So any dead skin, dust, crumbs, dead plant matter, dead bugs, even teeny tiny bugs you wouldn't notice. No web spinning, they just stumble about looking for their dust dinners. You can tell them apart from other creepy long legged critters by their body. Harvestmen have one body segment (looking like a ball in the middle of the legs); spiders have two segments (looking like two balls connected together, legs connected to the first "ball"). That's why they're often in places people don't go in; so much dead stuff to munch!

[@bretbenton1661]

Now I remember why I never watched this movie a second time.

[@lordbongonaba]

one of the 2 movies that scared me as a child. Because I live in Trinidad which is a few miles from Venezuela where this 'spider' was found. This was too close to home for me to not freak out

[@thomasfrei7711]

Your lady`s reaction is so good hahaha 😂 😂😂 😂😂 😂😂 😂

[@nicholaslindsey7087]

I’m a little annoyed they’re remaking this. Because Jeff Daniels and John Goodman were a comedic powerhouse in this film. They should however, remake Eight Legged Freaks.

[@terryemery4348]

I saw this movie when it was released, at the drive-in. The entire time, a spider was spinning a web outside my driver's window. Talk about making it even creepier.

[@85michelle7]

Oh the whole house covered, coming out the sink and everywhere, the way they move, nope! Thought I could watch this, which I did, and now I'm paranoid they're lurking all round my home 😄

[@pobstrel]

Don't worry. They will only crawl on you while you are asleep!

[@85michelle7]

@@pobstrel haha most probably

[@dawsondavis664]

12:55 Mrs Movies: "What would you do if you saw a spider's-web that large?" (without missing a beat) Mr Movies: "I would burn that barn down." Hahahaha... I would burn that barn down, immediately, too...!!! Even watching you watch this film, made me wriggle and get stressed/skin-tingles... As a nine year old when this came out, it freaked people (myself included) out in the cinema, and on rental video and on TV when it was broadcast.. The toilet scene, shower scene, cereal and popcorn scenes, argh!! Especially as the spiders are so aggressive and jump at their targets... Awful... But, your reaction video also made me realise it is very much a comedy, too, very dark creature-feature comedy - not with jokes, but purely on the characters... Reminds me in tone, in the comedic way, to Lake Placid - with the giant alligator.. Brendon Gleeson's line about a body that is recovered in the lake is absolutely priceless.. Love the channel.. Cheers

[@jamestully156]

This is the movie that gave me my love of spiders back in the '90s. I now keep tons of tarantulas as pets and have been to the amazon rainforest to see wild tarantulas.

[@nathans84]

When I was 10, we were clearing out the garage and I grabbed a box. Little did I know there were about 5 black widows that proceeded to rappel down onto my leg. This movie was all I could think about. Thankfully my brother was right there and squashed them all, laughing at my girlish squeal the whole time.

[@JCResDoc94]

18:38 *THIS IS WHY YOU ALWAYS TAP YOUR SHOES AND BOOTS TWICE ON THE HEAL BEFORE PUTTING THEM ON IN THE MORNING!* i get so much crxp for this back home in the states. but you can always tell an aussie from this maneuver. (or just shout "aussie, aussie, ausie" at any bar, mall, restaurant. theyll holla back. im full of tips this cmt section.) -JC

[@Mzuleft88]

This movie spurred on my fascination with spiders. Love them. I used to be scared but nowadays I keep and handle lots of different spiders.

[@Timbuktu407]

I’ve had arachnophobia my whole life. I went to the theater with friends to see this movie. Five minutes into it, I realized I had made a grave error! 😂I was stuck with it though and it ended up being one of my favorite creature features.

[@coreyhendricks9490]

One of my mom's favorite movies, cool reaction Mr. & Mrs Movies, you both take care

[@tonycardone990]

This is one of my favorite spider movies and the neighbors daughter in the film went to the same Middle School as me.

[@NikkieTwix]

“Oh my god they got the professor!” I love that line, Delbert is the best 😂

[@Pheonix_ignition81]

Mrs Movies will be thrilled to know that there is a remake of this in the works, directed by Christopher Landon (Freaky) and produced by James Wan!! 🕷🕸🕷

[@redrave404]

Knowing you and the misses feelings about creepy-crawlies, I really want to see you guys and Starship Troopers.

[@johnquinn8796]

I love your reaction. Couldn't stop laughing. Only because my reaction was exactly the same. I love horror movies i.e. alien, the thing, poltergeist, and the exorcist. But this movie scared the piss out of me. Keep em coming

[@EliCross]

More people need to react to this movie. Might be a record number of jump scares in it.

[@mikelundquist4596]

Dang... I was laughing at you with the jump scare at about 29 minutes in, and then I got the sensation of something crawling on my arm. I just jumped and slapped the crap out of my arm. Who's laughing now? Dang.

[@MrsMovies]

Karma?

[@michiganjfrog366]

the handcuffs comment was pretty funny... although I didn't comment on your poltergeist reaction... when Mr movie said use a 3D printer to get Carolina out of the TV. I laughed for a very long time

[@tehpickle1250]

Saw this in the cinema when I was about 8 or 9 years old. It’s a film that has really stayed with me!

[@GVoodoo]

Think that was me and the movie "the warriors" good times

[@Pazuzu82]

One of my favorites, a pure 90s classic comedy/thriller! By the way I suffer from arachnophobia aswel, terrified of spiders, the big ass ones! But I never kill them I just get someone put it in a glass and put it outside, I don't like killing any animals or insects, I feel everybody has a purpose to live on this planet.

[@hissatsu4937]

One of my favorite movies as a kid and still holds up great even to this day. Sadly they don't make them like this these days.

[@shanester1832]

I know right? It coulda came out yesterday. This was just a basic movie they hoped to make a few bucks on and it's just so well made top to bottom. It has a good feel, the characters seem real, it's got chills, thrills & humor. They just don't make them like this anymore at all. I just saw they're remaking this. It'll just be a soulless movie with a buncha CG spiders. running around.

[@celticrebel5229]

There is a remake to this movie also early 2000s

[@chaitanya8126]

They do,you just don't watch them

[@hissatsu4937]

@@chaitanya8126 Any example?

[@themarkiscookin]

@@celticrebel5229 8 legged freaks is not a remake of this

[@Tr0nzoid]

Summer 1990 was a fun movie season. I miss that year.

[@JBHtown1646]

Awesome that you guys would do this one, thanks and I will always look forward to more great reactions.

[@Straydogger]

You guys are just TOO funny!!! LOL

[@Uncle-Charlie]

All the fidgeting during the reaction is the best !!! LOL

[@JamesMPalmer]

Story time! I saw it in the theater when it first came out. Twice. First time, I jumped along with everyone else, with the jump scares. The 2nd time, I bought 2 of the biggest buckets of popcorn, and sat 3 rows from the back, in the center. -- I don't like popcorn. -- You remember the shower scene in the movie, where the spider jumps from the shower head to the girl? Well... I held onto those 2 buckets of popcorn & waited.... When that spider was getting ready to jump, I stood up with those buckets of popcorn, and whipped them out over the crowd, just as that spider JUMPED and the popcorn started to land... Can you say: "Utter Pandemonium"? I knew you could. Drinks.... Candy.... Popcorn.... People.... Everything went flying EVERYWHERE. I saw this big Tongan guy jump higher than the SEATS they were sitting on. Not joking. I saw his shoes. They had to pause the movie to restore order. When things calmed down, they restarted it. I sat back down, enjoying my hilarious joke & to finish the movie. But then I noticed that 2 workers were asking people if they saw what happened, working their way back. Shit. I couldn't exactly just hop up and leave NOW. I look back, and sure enough there were a group of 4 people behind me, 2 rows back. Double Damn. But when the worker asked them "Did you see what happened?" They replied:"Nah. Nah, we didn't see anything" Then one of them leaned forward later, whispering: "That was GREAT!"

[@zairac2564]

I'm not a fan of spiders, but they don't care about biting people, and mosquitos do. Obviously, I don't live in Australia. So I tolerated a "roommate" for several months. She was a Spotted Orbweaver (sounds way prettier than she was, quite hairy and on the larger size at around 1.5 cm). She lived a few feet above my pillow, so I'd say goodnight and ask her to PLEASE not descend onto my face in the night. She was a very good roommate, much better than some humans I've known, and far more trustworthy too.

[@JamesJoyce12]

That is a remarkable literary reference by your sponsor "Cluckingbell" of this reaction - it harkens to "In Memoriam A.H.H." by the British poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson, published in 1850. "Who trusted God was love indeed And love Creation's final law Tho' Nature, red in tooth and claw With ravine, shriek'd against his creed"

[@kimwatchesstuff]

18:42 This is the exact reason I check my shoes every morning.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

Laughs at the dad joke then calls you an idiot. That is an amazing wife you got there!

[@obivincinninninnina3041]

I love how one of the big spiders in the wine cellar tries to pull a lunging Spider-Man kick on Jeff Daniels. A for effort

[@michaelcastillo3231]

I’ve never seen her so uncomfortable watching a film. 😂

[@andrewmccormack4295]

Yeah,me either. 😮😲

[@bikingchupei2447]

the previous film that had this effect was the descent.

[@gol6683]

Hard not to lol during anyone’s reaction to this movie 😂

[@JCResDoc94]

thats why t is a good group camping re-watch. if you ever have to babysit cubscouts, before your shift ends and youre not not on night cover. -JC

[@JCResDoc94]

EDIT: one not. stupid dbl brain brain. i really ant to study this phenomenon. bet it's been done tho. -JC

[@JohnCranberry23]

Lite yourself on fire - had me in stiches. One of your best reactions. I love this movie. Seen it heaps of times.

[@izabellaSands]

R.I.P. Julian Sands 💔😢