Sinister: The Complete History of Bughuul | Horror History

[@modelo4504]

The first sinister will forever be my favorite horror movie

[@SkinnyEatWorld95]

It was one of the few horror movies I watched that I actually enjoyed. It wasn't over the top gory and actually had a good and terrifying story. Love Sinister❤

[@NeonPlanes]

It's pretty good

[@littlesmallworld123]

I spent a couple years in Uni watching a bunch of horror movies as I never did as a kid (too scared). Poltergeist, Amityville, Exorcist, Alien, and modern ones like Insidious or Dead Silence. Most of them leave A LOT to be desired, in my opinion, but Sinister was something else. It epitomizes suspense and delivers it perfectly. Acting was top notch. And even though you don't really see any details, has some of the more disturbing kills in horror. It apparently also holds a record for being the "scariest" movie based on viewers average heart rate, so there's even some physical merit to this argument!

[@THELOVEOFJESUS_7]

Same here

[@JoeyDieselComedy]

It's the only Horror Movie that I find terrifying, but it's for a weird reason.

[@Kaijutopia]

Imagine viewing Bughuul's cursed 'Home Movies' only to immediately watch the cursed VHS tape from The Ring. Do Bughuul and Samara rock, paper, and scissors to see who gets my soul first?

[@okami6399]

You could also move from the original house into the house from The Grudge, since I think the ghosts in that claim ownership on whoever steps inside. That was even a plot point in The Ring/The Grudge crossover movie, throw Bughuul into the mix for a ghostly battle royal.

[@quin_e]

then if you stole a haunted doll and repeated candyman 5 times in front of a mirror, would they have to play a game of 4 square or would it be an elimination bracket situation?

[@dakotaxs02]

I'd also add Bettlejuice for funsies

[@UzumakiNarue]

Damn can u imagine with all these creppy things happenig u start to have nightmares with a creepy guy in a black red striped sweater and long pointy nails

[@langdonledwig3734]

@@UzumakiNaruepretty sure that’s only on Elm Street Ohio so if you don’t live their you won’t get hunted by Freddy

[@Rawla2]

Out of all the recent horror movies it is a crime that we didn’t get this lore fleshed out like we did with the insidious franchise. Sinister 1 and 2 were great movies and they could have done a prequel and many sequels

[@symoneayanna3570]

I agree, the first Sinister showed so many tapes of families that could've been great prequels or the cop from Sinister 2 could've led an amazing sequel. They need to give the people what they want.

[@kingcthulhu1716]

Sinister was way better but didn't make nearly as much money as insidious did. I think it's because the cheesy predictable style insidious has made it more palatable for people to watch, where sinister is a darker more chaotic style that wider audiences get scared of.

[@JohnB-im3eu]

​@@kingcthulhu1716nah Sinister is cool for a bit but it becomes even cheesier than Insidious and Conjuring etc... thr goofy monster and campy ghost kids are so cringe.

[@janaesmith9405]

​@@JohnB-im3eu I completely agree with you I just watched sinister today and it was a lot cheesier than I remember. The kids made me wanna laugh and the ghost thing was so easy to find and figure out his pattern it threw me off

[@RichterPhallos]

I liked Sinister more than I did Insidious.

[@Phantas43]

The point about why Bughuul targeted Trevor first. I think he was testing the boy if he was up to the atrocities Bughuul would instruct him to do, yet finds out Trevor is lacking or something like that. Instead, he goes for the girl, who seems to be more of a quiet, 'don't bother me' kind of type / or the exact opposite of that: a lively ,pretty and innocent thing, which waters Bughuul's appetite even more since he''s a demon and corrupting innocence is his MO. Beyond that, the girl is creative, being able to draw things.

[@lunaballuna]

I'm also gonna add the dates say 1973 and 1969 (the 9 looks like a 5 because it's either old and worn out or the pen was low on ink, screwing up the curve on the 9, with the 7 of 1973 the straight line is just short since the person writing the date has an interesting way to draw 7's, kinda like how I add an additional line just in the center of my 7's). Therefore, they'd have access to the camera

[@VioletWolfQueen]

Rather than punishing children who misbehave, it seems more like Bughuul's goul is the corruption of innocence. Like how the films all show a happy family scene before contrasting it with a gruesome murder. This would also explain why they were so intent on using Dillon for the ritual rather than Zach.

[@lashonnakennybrew4847]

Sinister bughuul is literally one of the most terrifying monsters in the entire movie I've never understood what his true origin of purpose was until now this is why I love watching this man's Channel because he explains anime movies and more

[@Rogue_Centurion]

As an Ecuadorian, my mother taught me about El Coco. Most of the time I didn’t heed the lessons but I still remember them.

[@caroh3158]

I heard it as el Cuco. Anda a dormir sino viene el cuco y te lleva. 😢

[@Rogue_Centurion]

@ yo oí El Coco o El Cuco

[@Holdencox-n2h]

As a Croatian I saw the cockman in my backyard

[@Mewse1203]

​@caroh3158 there's also El Cucuy and the Americanized "Coco Man"

[@noir5505]

@@Mewse1203 There's also Tony Ferguson

[@MonsterMaze]

I thoroughly enjoyed the first Sinster. The Super 8 films were so haunting, especally the one with the pool. Seeing Baghuul walking under water sent shivers down my spine!

[@kanyejerome]

for me it was the lawn mower scene. Still makes my heart jump out of my chest everytime i'm ngl i usually mute that party now 😂

[@CnutChristian]

There's something SINISTER about this fella, but I can't put my finger on it

[@greasymoth4172]

Erm, Baghuul is right behind me, isn't he....

[@kingofravens215]

**Rimshot**

[@DarthWombat]

Is it possibly because he killed kids? 💀

[@Zeru68]

Sinister you say?

[@marcusmyers4822]

Roll credits

[@AzkAdAsh]

9:52 The Dentist One police report looks like it says 1969, which would put it 4 years after the Super 8 camcorder was created and 3 years after the Oregon Drownings where "the pattern goes back to" or starts, which makes sense since the Oregon Drownings happened the year after the Super 8 was created, making the Oregon Drowning the first ritual in this "pattern" of Super 8 recordings.

[@VioletWolfQueen]

Yeah i don't know why he got 1965. It looks pretty clearly like 1969 to me.

[@Notmetoird11]

I like how Bughuul in the sequel was like “piss off deputy” and when So and So didnt and stop the ritual Bughuul was like “Go away man I have 70 alternative houses”

[@lucasmaguire5014]

Thank you for covering the Sinister movies! It's too sad we'll never get a continuation of this series because there's so much potential!

[@Cookie12670]

My Puerto Rican family always said El Cuco(long u) is coming to get you if you don’t behave. Cannot tell you the countless times I’ve heard that threat made by all the adults when I was a kid. We were scared! Then we got the Chupacabra which still scares people living on the island today.

[@caroh3158]

In Peru too, it’s el Cuco.

[@piroko13]

In Mexico is El Coco, both O. We would call Cuco a male named Concepción

[@xCallMeBamx]

If they do a sinister 3 in the past, i wonder what kind of media theyll use. They could keep with the home tape idea, but i think it would be interesting if they explored some other concepts depending on the era, like imagine if bughuul was appearing through video games when home consoles started appearing. Or if they dont go back that far they could put him in those spam emails everybody was getting back in the day like "forward this to 10 people or something horrible will happen". The first 2 movies had shown some examples of him being carried on in other media but mainly focused on the home video aspect, they could still keep that as the main conduit, but could still use other popular things at the time to further show his influence and seemingly omnipresent nature.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

Spam emails is a scary idea tbh 👍

[@jagermanjensen1]

First sinister is soooooo good , I like the second one but the first one really surprised me and the whole concept of cursed media that influences the young just really gets to me I love it

[@bnilz]

Bughuul is going on my hear me out cake...

[@melliethemortician]

SAMEEEEE my friends hate it.

[@rubyrose9258]

OH MY LORD 😂😂

[@carlyytheresaa]

💀🤣

[@pbsuite]

Why he targets kids , is he a pedo

[@dubuyajay9964]

Bruh...

[@HorrorHermitofHell]

I was silly enough to pause this movie to go downstairs in my grandma's dark house and use my cell phone to make my way down the stairs...yeah when dude uses his phone the same way, I was forever scarred by this movie.

[@skullgamendraw3658]

As someone who lives in Beverly, Mass, I heard 4:28 and was more on the edge of my seat than before.

[@Ashlee1967]

I can honestly say, thank you for doing this video. It's my favorite horror movie, and I've had a shitty day, but this makes it better. Much Love

[@darrenholloway930]

True story: when I first watched this movie, I had a special extension lead connected to my tele so when the power on the tele dropped it would turn off the whole extension lead. Great tool to save power and shut off a number of devices when you turn the tele off. Due to some overly dark scenes in this movie, the tele and everything else would switch off making me jump. This happened three times during the movie and at the time I didn’t know what was going on. Was something trying to stop me watching the movie. It scared me a lot until I worked out what was actually going on. The extension lead didn’t need the tele to fully turn off to trigger. It needed it to drop below a certain power level. With the newer low energy teles, it would trigger and that was what happened. Didn’t sleep that much that night lol

[@TheLiverThief]

Do the Santa clause. Your telling me a movie where a divorced dad with nothing going for him who has to endure bodily horror then eventually eternal slavery all in the name of a holiday, is a KIDS movie? It needs a horror history bro

[@Pizzaetertje]

Adults not believing in Santa Claus yet not questioning the gifts that appear is suspicious

[@NeonPlanes]

Amanda the Jedi covered those movies. She did as good a job as CZ could with the way those movies are.

[@drewgoin8849]

"The Santa Clause" should have been directed by David Kronenberger. THAT would have delivered true body horror!

[@THELOVEOFJESUS_7]

Yeah same here as well

[@WordsOfWisdom-t6l]

Right?? I watched it today fo the first time and I thought that was fucked up. And the fat reindeer in the second one is like something out of The Thing

[@starryeyes1190]

9:06 I mean, I personally don’t rule out the possibility that Bughuul helped out the kids a little when they did their familicide assignments from him. Maybe he helped Ted pull up all the victims from the trees or held him up to tie the ropes. Just because the teacher can’t directly tell you what to do on a big project doesn’t mean they can’t give you a hint or something! Kind of wholesome, in a weird twisted way 😂

[@themainframe4687]

i really appreciate your deep dives into iconic horror villians and the effort you put into them to even tell us the most obscure of information :) 11/10 would recommend

[@greasymoth4172]

BABE WAKE UP NEW HORROR HISTORY

[@NeonPlanes]

We all know you're forever alone. Glad these bot comments aren't getting as much attention as they used to. Maybe that is a sign to give up this ridiculous fad?

[@Gods-bad-boy]

I think I saw you comment today from another channel. Did "babe" finally get up? 😂 👌

[@adam22599]

Lol i am the definition of this 😂😂

[@SweatyBanneryt]

Let's go Sinister

[@placeholderhandlehere]

33:15, this is why I loved the first movie so much. It left a lot to my imagination, the sequel on the other hand revealed a little too much.

[@ethansocorigot9991]

I remember asking for this video like two years ago. Thank you so much, you're doing great.

[@nagphillips7886]

I think the true target was Zac all along. Bughuul wanted to anger Zac by pretending he wanted his brother Dylan. He knew Zac would get jealous and be all to happy to step in when Dylan backed out.

[@meatpopsicle882]

I agree with this

[@Dr_Larken]

Free sinister cookies! Black metal or symphonic black metal = \m/ Dimmu Borgir

[@ashley958]

Oooh I want one!

[@Karma-master_582]

Timmy doesn’t get one he’s eating drywall again

[@DILLIGAFCREEK]

Thank you for doing a video on Sinister. I've done my own research and have been curious about this character for quite a while. This well produced video has brought a great deal of satisfaction to me.

[@IsabelH123]

In an alternate ending of sinister 2 that new professor is drinking and destroying the radio with a sledgehammer but when he returns to his office it’s starts say “it’s the kids he gets the kids” in multiple childrens’ voices and it is seen that his daughter drugged him dragged in the sledgehammer and started saying into the radio coordinates to where she lives.

[@prettyvisitors8338]

i remember watching the first sinister when i was 7 or 8 years old and to this day every single frame of that movie is ingrained in my head

[@MidwestComet]

Sinister is by far the most unsettling movie I’ve watch. I feel like the ghoul is actually trapped in the movie, I started it as a kid then just finished it when I was 25ish. That movie is possessed!

[@necroneko7288]

An absolute banger of a horror movie. Whenever I think about which horror film to put on this is near the top of the list alongside The airyee- Conjuring series and the Insidious series.

[@sumwrongwithmymental995]

I’m not Mexican but “ EL COCO “ is crazy 0:22

[@FranciscoHernandez-ci4gq]

it’s not really spelled like that, it’s “El Cucuy” (Coo-Cuyee)

[@jakedizzle]

Why is that crazy?

[@Xanaxdust]

​@jakedizzle I think cause if somebody says el coco they'll prolly think of a coconut instead of a monster

[@sumwrongwithmymental995]

@@Xanaxdust LMAOOO it’s the way he pronounced it I never heard someone say it like that

[@caroh3158]

That’s because it’s el Cuco.

[@krishapatil7783]

Finally sinister!! It was first thing I searched for when I found out about your channel and didn't find it. We finally have it!

[@thegravewalker7645]

On another note, Lords of Chaos was a pretty crazy movie.

[@diswhoiaml3470]

In the second one they explain that the naught child is the one tormented but its the corruption of innocents that he feeds on. That's why it was the daughter that did the things at the end, who was not normally the trouble maker.

[@1highvalueman]

Finally...after all those years we get a history from Sinister

[@Sinn636]

I literally just rewatched this lol good timing CZ, Great vid

[@FCastro-wm5yv]

19:03 CZ just got paid 😃

[@Driverseat420]

lol

[@oscartango2348]

I knew Bughuul personally, and considered him a good friend, but he wasn't the easiest guy to get along with. He was a great guy to drink a few beers with, but when he started to hit up his meth dealer you had to pay the tab and get away from him, because it was all downhill. The dude hung around with way too many little kids for my comfort, and although he swore he was only trying to manipulate them into slaughtering their family, it still seemed pretty creepy that a grown man would want that many kids around him all the time.

[@WeAreThoseWho]

At 30:41, the radio has the Bughuul symbol on it-or at least something that looks a LOT like it. Plus, there’s a letter “B” right above it. So, here’s my theory: the Bogeyman owns his own radio factory and is "recruiting" kids to work there as slaves. The whole "unalive your family" thing is probably to make sure the kids never get any bright ideas about running away. I rest my case. 😆

[@EricJae.]

He’s underrated in my opinion

[@Esme-everywhere]

Finally I love sinister, and I have been waiting for this one, thank you 😩✊🏻

[@Ashxcam]

As a horror enthusiast, sinister by far is one of the more scary horror movies. Absolutely love it

[@philwait7883]

Your videos and research are cut off head and shoulders above most other u tubers I watch , great job.

[@terablanket7284]

The first movie was deduced as the scientificly the scariest film ever made, due to people's heartrate monitored as they watch multiple horror movies. The first movie's depiction of Baghuul caused the most BPM out of all the movies.

[@fallen_angelangelgirl6755]

Omg I’m so happy you finally did sinister been waiting for years. Though I felt like you already had posted a video of him

[@Grandpa-Sage]

Awesome video. Really do hope we get an reboot to the sinister series. It Has so much potential not sure why we haven’t gotten a 3rd installment yet.

[@DanielQualls-7777]

I think Bughuuls face is where Corey Taylor got his Slipknot mask from, seeing as they both have long, swampy wet black hair, pitch black eyes and a weird Jeep grill for a mouth

[@Lordamraphel]

You’re referring to Mick Thomson. The guitarist of Slipknot.

[@DanielQualls-7777]

@@Lordamraphel OHH THAT guy, not Corey, okay then.

[@melovil9199]

@@DanielQualls-7777im pretty sure is the other way around, hes been using the mask way before sinister came uoit

[@DanielQualls-7777]

@@melovil9199 then thats probly the inspiration for bughuuls face

[@melovil9199]

@@DanielQualls-7777 yup

[@Fallenmonkd20]

My interpretation of the movie was Zack was the goal all along, but how they goaded him into it was by making him jealous of his brother. Great video but it's what I got from the movie 👍

[@milezdaze]

The way I’ve been WAITING for you to do this video. Sinister has been my #1 horror movie since it came out and nothing has topped it 😍

[@Sailrjup12nh]

When I was a kid, my cousin told me Freddy Kruger was real, this was before big internet,1991, so I believed him. For 2 weeks I couldn’t sleep and had nightmares.

[@gamergoblin7722]

I absolutely love the thought of Bughuul actually being Oystein Aarseth

[@katdroidd]

Your video has reminded me to do a long overdue trivia post on IMDB for the first Sinister, as follows: The Science of Scare project measures heart rate and other factors of participants to rank the level of scarieness of horror films. Sinister rank as #1 in the year 2020 and 2023, with a Scare Score of 96 out of 100. From the study: "Our audience experienced a 34% uplift in heart rate when watching the movie, from 64 bpm, up to 86 bpm across the movie, with the films scariest moment sending hearts pounding to 131 bpm. HRV dropped by 21% among viewers, the second lowest of any film on the list, indicating a perfect balance of startling moments and slow burn scare."

[@KateChanelle]

I am so happy you covered this franchise. I rather have this than the Jason Vorhees one but hey im grateful.

[@PHjerome802]

I had an american friend when I was a kid and told me about the boogeyman to scare me. In my infinite kids wisdom I laughed cuz I pictured a guy with a large afro dancing around to 'le freak'

[@chaucernerd1690]

Now I have to watch Sinister again. Great video!

[@CartoonHero1986]

The radio broadcast was one of my favorite scenes since it was a call back to old urban legends based around numbers stations, and those have always been of serious interest to me since they are the closest thing to a real life urban legend or creepy pasta. The real stations are all mundane, but also have some really creepy broadcasts that many people heard and reported, and we even have some recordings of them.

[@protojager]

Fun Video Idea: Horror History for THE UNDERTAKER, just list off a handful of the mystical, magical, and creepy things that happened during his career. You could even do the whole video as straight-faced as possible.

[@Deanmiller-t4h]

This is a great idea. Don't know if Zac is a fan of pro wrestling, though.

[@thatgirlbrit2624]

I love his content ❤❤😊

[@blankii333]

Thank you so much for the amazing subtitles. Truly sets your channel apart from others in this realm/niche

[@adrian_veidt]

Oh man. I didn't know Tony Sopranos' obsession with Gabagool led him to do this

[@night_9889]

2:26 HEY WE DONT TALK ABOUT THAT MOVIE !!😂😂

[@ShawWorld11]

We NEED more movies/shows in this universe. The best horror ever.

[@Viaforvendetta]

My favorite modern horror movie!! So pumped to listen to this on repeat while I sleep haha.

[@matthewgonzalez8066]

I mean he basically looks like that one guy from slipknot

[@vicentedelapaz222]

Mick Thomson the guitarist is who you are thinking of bucko

[@matthewgonzalez8066]

@ sí

[@solidzaku2]

At about the 9:45 mark, he misspeaks and says 1965 instead of 1969 which it clearly shows on the screen. It's entirely likely that the 1969 killing was filmed with a Super-8.

[@OokamiTheFadingFlower]

Me when I saw Bughuul the first time: Terrified, can't sleep without a light on for a week, paranoid at night Me when I see Bughuul now: Hear me out...

[@pulsetake9716]

Love your vids czs

[@ElGnomistico]

"Akshualy 🤓" black metal was invented in the UK by a band called Venom. At least most black metal nerds agree that this is the origin of what's called "1st wave" black metal. The Norwegian scene was a very influential part of the "2nd" wave, and gained much notoriety because of the associated criminal activities.

[@Gillie53]

That scream at 3:29 did NOT need to be that goddamn loud🥸😂😂

[@SEugeniusz]

That was great. Sinister is one of my fav horror films.

[@Graver81-69]

The first time I found “Sinister” I was living by myself in a townhouse apartment and it was after midnight and I found it on HBO or something and the ambiance was perfect and I fell in love with it

[@mikemarks6136]

Can you make a part 2?I'm too afraid to watch this by myself. But I enjoy your commentary way too much

[@BimbleThrooLife]

love this poem about the Bogeyman (it was featured on uk crime drama Whitechapel): Here comes the bogeyman dressed in black, stealing children, a loaded sack on his back. Upon a tiny mound of bones he likes to sit, picking his teeth removing fleshy bits, If you are naughty or tell a lie, if you disobey or cry, then you may be next to die.' It's not really linked to Bughuul from sinister but it's definitely creepy and contains the stealing children bit

[@sazmullium]

Yes!!! Been waiting for this one for aaaaaages now! Keep up the great work CZ.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

"But Zach...can't be deterred" I feel this is more personal 👍

[@TheBucknative]

Thanx for the upload!!

[@JeckoSTARlaloo]

Sinister 2 is one of the rare sequels I enjoyed, probably because I got so scared of the first movie and truly wanted to see the death chain stop 😂

[@Andrew-so4os]

Favorite horror movie of all time! No other movie has given me that feeling this movie did on my first watch!

[@Itsmelexis19]

I love how bughuul is tied into the black metal scene when u put him next to dead from mayhem he would so rock out normally with that crowd 😂

[@SkinnyEatWorld95]

The only thing I didn't really understand was why Bughuul was obsessed with such an old form of filming😂

[@jokernverdies]

Maybe it’s because of the newer generations’ lack of understanding of older technologies. If we think about it, there’s a history of old forms of storytelling and entertainment disappearing with humanity’s technological advancements. Such is the case of the Norway incidents in the 1970s. It’s important to note that the TV arrived in Norway in the mid-1950s, so children born in the 60s and 70s were probably more likely to have a better grasp compared to the radio, considered an outdated form of entertainment by the youngest generations. I think is that fear of not knowing or understanding what was before them that buguul incorporated into his rituals. Cannot explain the Super 8 being used just after it was released, maybe a nod to film/moving pictures itself being around for a while (created between 1890s-1900s) even when home videos were not a thing until then.

[@SkinnyEatWorld95]

@@jokernverdies Jesus Christ dude that was a long one, but much appreciated😅 I think it is also because it just being a bit creepier to we younger generations and it shows how ancient the monster is.

[@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385]

As a Metalhead for 16yrs, I was happy when you mentioned Black Metal, lol. 🤘

[@INFAMOUSLSG]

The green substance comes from bughuul himself. When he picks up the girl to take her into his dimension at the end of the first sinister movie, you can see the substance on both his hands. I believe that bughuul was testing the children to see which one was more susceptible to be possessed. The boys freakouts was him resisting him. The girl on the other hand was rather calm throughout the whole ideal which made her the ideal target.

[@sharklover159]

Oh hell yeah, been waiting for you to do this one!

[@dualband007]

OH I just love your videos! Thank you for spoiling us once again!

[@Ruckus907]

Teen girl squad! Fingers crossed for Sinister 3 having a video called Arrow'd.

[@voyageofthemoon333]

12:12 the norwegian black metal band i’m guessing has to be mayhem and the band member the makeup represents is euronymous’ makeup or dead’s makeup

[@shesakillerqueeeen]

I literally said the same thing

[@seanbowe5529]

Sinister had such potential. The scene of the movie viewing was so well done. Unfortunately after that it just went downhill and I think it would have been better if they didn’t use a supernatural monster as the antagonist.

[@liamnehren1054]

So Bughuul just telegraphs his own weakness, burn down ALL the houses. Every single one connected to him. Eventually you will go all the way back to ancient houses either long destroyed or now just museum pieces such as castles and he will be either destroyed outright or starved to his final end.

[@Lordamraphel]

This is true, but the average person couldn't do the research and connect the dots, it took a cop and New York's best true crime writer to connect the dots.

[@liamnehren1054]

@@Lordamraphel mostly because it was an unknown issue mostly before the information age. Groups like the FBI go after much less to find cereal enders.

[@nightigal]

It does bring apartment complexes into question. Does Bughuul only effect the unit the family moves into, or can he spread to every unit in the building? Making dozens of new chains in the process.

[@liamnehren1054]

@@nightigal yeah it does beg the question how the chains start. A branching of chains due to multi-family homes? Apartment buildings? A cult?

[@scientistsupreme5211]

You might need to even go to other homes across the world to do it because of how ancient he is. The likelihood there are homes in other continents cursed by him is high. The only true way to kill him then would probably be to weaken him and then do him in finally.

[@jsmalls9575]

Loved the Teen Girl Squad reference. After I finish this, that’s where I’m headed. Great vid, sir!

[@Therealmrdejay]

These videos are interesting and I usually fall asleep to these stories.... anyone else enjoy these bedtime stories?

[@tylerwilliams105]

Yeah It's another episode of Horror History this time it's Bughuul of the Sinister Franchise but soon it will be the episode of Horror History focusing on Allyson Nelson of the Halloween H40 Trilogy!

[@gracelynas8311]

love the sinister movies, I wish there was more of the story explored in another movie, but i think blumhouse is too busy with the FNAF movies (no complaint) but would definitley love a third movie! The whole idea behind sinister is awesome and I actually enjoyed it more that the babadook, which was just weird.

[@plushstrawberryfrog]

i appreciate how you announce your sponsors and incorporate them :)) there are so many youtubers trying to basically hide their ads lmao

[@Varg84]

Love the first movie. I of course had very low expectations for the sequel but it managed to go below those expectations. Bughuul was a cool villain.

[@monsterstoner]

I was falling asleep but I'm up now 😮

[@Chris-lk9ug]

It was always my personal “head canon” that “Bughuul”? (Never knew his name till now) was the Slender-Man but they just didn’t have the rights to actually refer to him as that