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[@rmora1]

This is a commentary on cult style indoctrination and how seemingly normal people will follow a cult leader even to their deaths. January 6th comes to mind

[@sebastianlara7398]

Have you ever seen the great Australian TV show Mr. Inbetween on FX?

[@williamsmith5340]

Awesome movie

[@pazz]

Erin/Margo was allowed to leave because she made him enjoy cooking for someone one last time. That one small smile he cracked while making the cheeseburger was all he ever wanted.

[@tacitus5665]

And then because she was a "good customer" about it, asking nicely for it to go, and paying.

[@jsmithers.]

Nah.

[@robdilauro4344]

She used her service worker abilities to placate his ego and find something that she can toy with. That's what she had to do with men all of the time, cosplay the desires they paid for.

[@neilmarshall308]

She's also a sex worker. She's a worker, just like Slowik believes he is. But Slowik also feels he's been a whore, and that's something he's punishing himself for. He's split the room into two kinds of whore, those who have escaped the need to whore and those who must whore to live. In the end Margot chooses neither, but is simply hungry. She has come to a restaurant to eat. Slowik's purity test fulfilled, she leaves.

[@randomcontent8359]

Way to go captain obvious

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

As a chef, I completely understand where he's coming from. Some customers are absolutely insufferable and can never be pleased. There's still no greater feeling when a customer is enjoying the food you made so much they can't answer how it is because their mouth is full of food.

[@bouhhgz1969]

Relatable

[@sandpiperr]

I hate it when servers come up to me when my mouth is full. It's embarrassing.

[@afterdinnercreations936]

Any artist who "sells-out" can understand. At the same time, you can't sell-out unless you have someone who wants to buy

[@t0dd000]

A chef's fever dream. Love it.

[@josefk7437]

He had plenty of insufferable customers when he was serving burgers while smiling. People who eat cheeseburgers can be just as insufferable customers as people in super high end restaurants. I am not sure insufferable customers made Slowik crazy.

[@JDMC13]

Mary: "That looks greasy. I don't think I'd like that to be honest." Me: *after eating that burger in under 3 seconds* "What?"

[@Decimation1030]

🤣

[@nullakjg767]

its literally supposed to be greasy and unappetizing to people with class. thats the whole point of the movie.

[@Lia-uf1ir]

23:32 He's not only nervous, he doesn't know how to cook. He's devotedly follows Slowik and knows about cooking methods but he has no actual skills or experience because he only watched and didn't actually cook for himself (probably because he's rich too). Slowik knew this or saw through it and thus humiliated him - expecially because he dared to bring Erin with him knowing she'd die. Noticed how the person how draws her back into her seat after she punches Tyler rubs her shoulder sympathetically. Slowik and his staff may be cultish murderers but even they are appalled at what Tyler has done. Everyone is!

[@PHSDM104]

Jack of all trades but master of none.

[@videohistory722]

So in the script, it just called for Margot to sit there and cry upon finding out Tyler brought her there knowing she was going to die. Anya herself said no, and that's how we got her just straight up losing her shit on him. Here's the full quote: "I have a thing about feminine rage. Which people think for some reason and this is no disrespect to any writer - I get a lot of, like, 'men doing really terrible things' and women sitting silently while one tear slowly falls. And I'm like, "Oh no no no no no. We get mad, and angry."

[@ericmm6822]

"you represent the ruin of my art" When people are performing for you, thank them. (and leave a tip like Erin did)

[@sandpiperr]

A 1 cent tip! Very generous.

[@RobinHood3000]

The $10 was for the cheeseburger (priced at $9.95), but your point remains.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

@@sandpiperr I think she sensed they were a no-tip place.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

Or if you aren't liking it, you can be honest enough to share that with respect. Service industry workers provide a service but they are not servants. Many people forget that distinction.

[@ericmm6822]

@@RobinHood3000 Oh you're right the burger wasn't included in the 1200.

[@WhereIsNaldo]

As someone who's been in the food industry for sixteen years, "the mess" hit hard for me. There was many many times where I felt how chef Jeremy did. 😔

[@adi1582]

Watch Boiling Point starring Stephen Graham. Great movie about the restaurant and how much stress there is

[@johnnysalami7813]

Yup. People don't really understand how stressful working in a restaurant (or any form of customer service, really) can be.

[@XxaxX360]

Fuck. I get you man.

[@kentinson1670]

When I saw the poster, I thought it was a cannibal movie but I'm glad they didn't go that route

[@najhoant]

Yeah, a director with no sense of subtlety would probably have gone that way

[@thegreatbocaj]

I thought that too.

[@majimasmajimemes1156]

@@najhoant *Writer

[@sandpiperr]

Guess that'll teach you to judge a book or a movie by its cover!

[@MrSkinnyWhale]

Bro same! I thought it was gonna be by the numbers, but still a fun horror flick. Pleasantly surprised to say the least

[@SpartanShepard]

The ending with the burger is straight Ratatouille vibes. Magic of cooking.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

It's because it's honest food that he used to enjoy cooking, a classic which everyone enjoys.

[@rodgill9376]

The music really reflects in that moment too.

[@justsherman4]

when i watched i was thinking the same thing, although for some reason i thought she was gonna cook him the burger 😂

[@dneill8493]

Reminded me of the toasted cheese sandwich scene in the movie Chef

[@my_randomology]

This movie is honestly GODDAM brilliant and 100x better if you've ever worked in a restaurant. Half of my own reaction was just connecting it to my time as a waiter.

[@phousefilms]

"What school did you go to?" "Brown." "Student loans?" "No." "I'm sorry. You're dying." XD Tyler acted so smart about food, but he knew nothing about making it. His pretentiousness and his bringing Margot/Erin to die disgusted Slowik, who humiliated him and(in my eyes)whispered that he would never be like them. Slowik seemed mean when he told Erin she wasn't supposed to be there, like it was for rich people or something. But it was true and he most likely didn't want to kill her. Erin gave Slowik something he lost for years, the joy of cooking a good meal for a customer who loved it(she saw the picture of Slowik only smiling in the picture when he worked at the burger joint). Slowik dropping the fire on the floor:Avada Kedavra...

[@Hey_Jamie]

31:53 oh my. You weren’t paying attention. It was the opposite of a slap to the face. When she was in his house, the only photos of him smiling were working at the burger place. When he started cooking for snobs, every photo was miserable looking. So she decided to make him love cooking again by going back to when he was happiest. Making burgers.

[@TamagoSenshi]

Erin made him make something with love, the way he started making food, the way he wanted to make food. She's the only one that gave to him

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

She also gave him the experience of a good customer, something he hadn't had for a long time.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

The most unrealistic thing about this movie is a double cheeseburger with fries being 10 bucks

[@steriopticon2687]

Tip?

[@iamdeandre_]

Right😂 lol

[@darkvader8057]

@@steriopticon2687 the restaurant doesn’t accept tips

[@steriopticon2687]

@@darkvader8057 Oops.

[@sandpiperr]

I think the idea is that he was giving her 1990s prices because she had successfully taken him back to when he worked as a burger joint at the beginning of his career years ago.

[@beetlebob4675]

Watched this movie 5 days after i quit 13 years in food service. I FELT FOR THE CHEF. LMFAO.😂

[@guitarman8462]

This movie gives me " SAW " vibes. If you noticed when she found the chefs secret room with all the pictures , she saw a picture of him with the first dish he cooked. And not only first cooked , but was actually proud of . That dish was a 🍔.

[@degov5]

Ralph Fiennes is so good in this role. Just the emotions he goes through, from looking down on the diners, the joy in his eyes seeing Erin enjoy the cheeseburger, and then the complete insanity when he drops the coal in the end.

[@t0dd000]

He revisited his role from Grand Budapest Hotel. Also excellent.

[@ADogWithGlasses00]

The breadless bread had me cracking up 😂

[@videohistory722]

There's a deleted scene where the women DO get bread with Man's Folly, and it IS as delicious as promised. You can even see Tyler eating some that he stole when Chef comes up to confront him about why he's there.

[@Hey_Jamie]

The crazy thing is that this movie goes so so much deeper than most of us will ever realize. I watched a reaction by a former chef to this and she explained soooo much. Like how Jeremy’s The Mess course was comprised of literal blood, sweat, and tears (I forget how she explained it) which was the sum of his life. Blood, sweat, tears, but still a mess

[@claraarts-ifugaoartist1976]

I don't care what people say about the story plot, all i care is watching Ralph Fiennes at work. (This man deserves to have win an Oscar🏆)

[@oliverconway6960]

If you want another of his films, check out The Grand Budapest Hotel from 2014.

[@deke76]

He's amazing

[@luxurybuzz3681]

I think he won for Schindler list

[@claraarts-ifugaoartist1976]

@@luxurybuzz3681 he was nominated twice for Oscar, supporting actor for Schindler's lIst, and best actor for the English patient..but he hasn't win yet. Hope we will win soon!

[@jb55364]

In Bruges still might be my favorite performance from him but he was fantastic in this too.

[@toddhill7483]

That bowl of broken emulsion was 24 ounces of "bitch slap".

[@hermunkulus]

If Willy Wonka 1971 and Ratatouille had a demented baby this would be it.

[@amandaasbury7524]

Best comment, YES!!! This is exactly it.

[@joshuaseagondollar2495]

Fun fact, the struggling actor character was originally going to be Daniel Radcliffe playing himself. But I think he stepped away from the project cause he felt like people would just focus on "Harry Potter vs. Voldemort" and it would distract from the plot too much.

[@madameblackimusprime]

The broken emulsion bit had me kicking. 😂

[@Cinemabu11]

I love how this film was a satirical look at how specific types of consumers/artists suck the joy out of that particular art form. Each table/person represents all the different reasons that passion is being lost/discarded in terms of art. 1. The snobby critics who are never pleased and believe their opinion is just, who sometimes ruin the livelihoods of others based on their disingenuous opinions 2. The people who don't really care/have an appreciation for what they're consuming and just consume because they can 3. The ones who only consume art because of social status/because they can afford it 4. The artist who only performs for a paycheck and not because they actually care etc. The Chef is my favorite character. He represents the artist who has lost his passion for creating art. All these people represent what is wrong with modern day critics/artists and consumption of the art the artist produces. They have destroyed him and his craft in some way. At times you fear him, and feel empathetic towards him. It was actually interesting how he locked away a picture of himself cooking burgers. A simpler time when he enjoyed his craft, before he became dead inside. He's locked that away literally and figuratively in his heart believing he can no longer experience that again. In the end his last moments were him being able to cook with love again, with an average consumer. It wasn't complex, or even the best food one can get, but it tastes good not just because he knows what he's doing, but because of how full of life he was when making a good meal. Even the average consumer can have an appreciation for the art they consume.

[@videohistory722]

In another part of the original script, it mentions a) Chef was found running a taco truck outside a Food Expo, and it was "the happiest he'd ever been", and Lillian ruined that with the interview that made Hawthorne into a reality. b) Margot calling him out on the fact that he parked his taco truck outside the Food Expo KNOWING Food critics were going to be there.

[@rodgill9376]

The musical score was so good. Colin Stetson did an amazing job with it. Felt like a mix of Midsommar with hints of Hereditary. Loved that the pizzicato strings was the main star of the show. I am a sucker for those playful-like orchestral strings. There are still those dissonant kind of sounds in the music as well but plays kind of a more supporting role here. Found out that one of the instruments used was the nyckelharpa, which given the context made sense. I also liked the choir parts as well. One moment, you're very relaxed and feel at piece. The next, the vibe changes.

[@chrisjensen1067]

Mary: This is giving me cult vibes Chef: Well, you're not wrong

[@XxaxX360]

I just realized, the guest were meant to use the kitchen scissors to escape, but none of them did. That's what he meant when he said none of them really tried to escape.

[@semimad100]

i got so distracted by your cat when he was on your lap that i had to rematch that entire section. such a cute kitty.

[@afterdinnercreations936]

I honestly wish Margot/Erin looked at her tortillas and went "I...have no idea who/what this is."

[@virtualsocialretreat8234]

i cant believe she didnt laugh all that much and was actually stressed. i guess shes not as jaded

[@rastiga9196]

I love you for daring to include the COVID part, especially being a reaction channel!

[@chrisbowers2450]

That Cat was like “Oooo Hell Nah” and Tyler got what was coming to him, he wanted to be there and look at him now

[@Hey_Jamie]

The reason he killed the actor from the movie he didn’t like wasn’t because he didn’t like the movie. It was because he accepted a paycheck instead of doing it for the love of what he does. Which is the representation of what Chef felt.

[@melenatorr]

Actually, no, the order for the cheeseburger is a sweet little recall from Margo/Erin of the photo in Chef's House: the photo of him smiling with delight at the hamburger, and with the "Kiss the Chef" apron. She's deliberately recalling him to what once made him happy.

[@videohistory722]

31:50 no it wasn't! Did you forget the photo of him in his room where he's flipping burgers? He was thrilled beyond comprehension!

[@sandpiperr]

Yeah, I'm disappointed by how many reactors miss the part where the photo of him as a young burger cook is the only one where he's smiling.

[@KngOfTheBlind]

@@sandpiperr was just about to say this. As he became more and more successful he became less and less happy.

[@vfplayer]

“You can’t just get to decide who gets to live and who gets to die based on privilege and wealth.” But the wealthy and privileged have been deciding that for millennia.🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Striker-xx5cu]

True

[@elheber]

"This is giving me Midsommar [vibes] for some reason." I'm glad I'm not the only one still thinking about Midsommar. That movie stays with you.

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

It really does

[@darrenl3289]

This is my favorite movie of the year. I sadly think it will be overlooked when the Oscars hit. Personally I think Chef whispered to Tyler the pathetic reality of his lack of self identity. Wanting to be part of something, to the point of murderous obsession while still not accepting that he wasn't deserving. He made Tyler admit to himself he wasn't worthy of being there for the dinner, so Tyler removed himself from the event. I did get a chuckle when you said "it's not fair, you can't just decide who gets to live and who dies based on privilege and wealth." I mean, come on, the privileged and wealthy have been deciding who gets to live and who dies for a long, long time... maybe it is fair to flip the script? lol

[@Yourmama.69yrsago]

That argument can also apply to the spectacled guy with Lillian Bloom lady (the one who reviewed badly about restaurants). He somehow irritated me more than even Tyler. The guy was straight up "YES MAN", had no opinion of his own, agreed to whatever Lillian said even if it meant doing a 180 on his own opinion. Him and Tyler were epitome of Sycophants.

[@sandpiperr]

Yeah, except the thing is that, people like you, in your rush to go "haha! yeah! get those rich bastards!", overlook something that Chef Slowik was actually very aware of himself. He's in that priviledged and wealthy group! I mean think about it, he's the world famous head chef of a restaurant that serves 12 customers a night on a private island and charges 4 figures per guest. He isn't effing poor! When you reach that level in the culinary world you can't even totally honestly be called working class, really. If he's lost his passion for being a chef he could just leave. There was even a deleted scene where Lillian says that he once did and she found him working in a taco truck on LA, then when she wrote about it Doug Verrick offered him the investment that led to Hawthorne being created. Well there was nothing stopping him from leaving again. He could go back to his taco truck where he's serving simple food to average people who just want a nice lunch rather than an elite dining experience that they're too full of themselves to appreciate. Or he could retire from cooking and reconnect with the family we saw in the photos in his room...travel the world...become a food critic himself and dethrone Queen Lillian Bloom. After decades as one of the top chefs in the world there's virtually no chance he doesn't have the money and connections to accomplish any of that. So why didn't he? Because his ego couldn't take it. He needed that adulation, eventhough he was self-aware enough to know it was making him miserable. He couldn't give it up though. He thrived on, but was also tortured by, having the worship of foodies, and critics, and sous chefs. He hated them but also couldn't live without their approval, which made him hate himself just as much. That's why he saw murder/suicide as his only option. He's not some socioeconomic justice warrior. He's just a cult leader. He's just as bad as the rest of them and he knows it! He even said so. Remember "I'm part of the problem" That's why he died too. This isn't some flip of the script when it comes to the rich vs everyone else. If anything it was the rich eating each other.

[@videohistory722]

Another layer to Tyler's betrayal: He sincerely thought Chef was going to spare him. That's another reason why he spent all night kissing his ass.

[@PHSDM104]

I didn't even think about that.

[@CorrectFossa]

I like to think it’s not a cult, it’s just that with a little convincing you could get any given service worker to happily participate in this

[@panashekagura]

15:44. 35:14. "Ready in 5..." ..."Yes Chef!" "I love you all" "We love you too Chef!" Favorite line lol

[@susanelkins3068]

Ralph Fiennes should have been nominated for an Oscar for his performance as Chef.

[@traydevon]

Chef: “You look wonderful. Doesn’t he look wonderful, Margot? Doesn’t he look good?” Chef’s Staff: “Yes, Chef!” Chef’s Mom: “He's a handsome boy.” 🤣

[@teresaluz975]

The ending made this movie a 10/10 for me. It's perfect.

[@RationalOrc]

I like to think that Tyler's girlfriend somehow figured out was really going on and saved herself.

[@agenttheater5]

23:47 He knows about food but he doesn't know how to actually cook. In fact I don't think he's ever had to actually cook for himself in his life.

[@HuntingViolets]

You don’t have to cook to be a fan of food. You don’t have to make movies to be a movie buff. He is terrible, though, but not for that reason.

[@CorinaStadler]

From 5:16 to 13:16 I was admittedly just distracted by Lola the whole time, she was being the cutest kitty cat~

[@JWagsWasHere]

It's left up to interpretation what Slovek whispered into Tyler's ear to make him kill himself but i think it was: "You will never be apart of The Menu."

[@videohistory722]

6:59 there's a deleted scene where the women DO get bread with Man's Folly, and it IS as delicious as promised. You can even see Tyler eating some that he stole when Chef comes up to confront him about why he's there.

[@DavidGowers]

I went in blind on this, knowing only that it's labeled a "horror comedy", and had so much fun wit it. The whole played their roles so well but Ralph Fiennes was utterly perfect IMO.

[@duk2112]

The student loans, you’re dying part made me laugh the most. After my BFA and my MSW I had six digits in student loans

[@traydevon]

“He kept you open through COVID, you prick!”

[@GRedgold]

This movie was hard for me. I saw it at the worst possible time, while being relentlessly battered by my own shame and embarrassment surrounding cooking and kitchen work. I can confidently say that it did not help my mental health that month lol. But! I still loved the movie. It made me feel things I hated to feel, but it was important that I do so in order to identify and work through those feelings. Definitely a powerful and emotional film for a lot of people.

[@sonofkarma5461]

I gotta show this to my brother (He’s absolutely obsessed with cooking) this May freak him out😂

[@left4deadfreak]

Just want to say the way the cat sat in your lap was so cute haha, my cat hates to lay on her back like that

[@ryanking8227]

13:14 Loved the sound effect 😆

[@ericambrose7024]

Remember the Hamburger Howie's employee of the month picture that was the biggest one in Chef's room? He let Erin go because she took him back to the time he was happiest, as a line cook at Hamburger Howie's.

[@copeboy25]

The movie is great and the only picture of him happy was when he was working at burger shop and he smiles when cooking and letting her live

[@seantds619]

I could've sworn that Mary had a million subs already She definitely deserves it

[@friofrost09]

Just look at how he smiles while making that cheeseburger, a reborn man

[@unvoicedapollo3318]

I've never worked the service industry (i could never survive it...), but I imagine this movie was very cathartic for people who have.

[@-Knife-]

This movie became one of top favorite films immediately.

[@Giovanni_Gabrielli]

I am a 32 italian cook and to me this makes PERFECT sense. Those bull$$$$ art of cousine with mini portions that make no sense at all based on a minimalistic trascendence from pictorial art. "oh the emultion is split!" Once I had a tourist that demanded persistently to have parmesan cheese on spaghetti with seafood (which is a NO, NO, NO). I swear we were about to replicate the exact copy of this film. E magna sto cheeseburger e non rompere il cazzo, santo iddio.

[@joshuagaither4866]

"This guy's a mess.", no that's Jeremy. 🤣💀

[@ceebee2]

When Slowik said “Everyone dies tonight,” he *meant* EVERYONE.

[@toddhill7483]

No scallops were harmed in the making of this film.

[@tillasmax]

I love your reaction to this movie and I really love your co-host I have two princesses that look just like her.

[@andrewr311]

It was great that three dark comedies came out around the same time: The Menu, The Banshees of Inisherin and Triangle of Sadness

[@zphs7219]

Did you notice your cat watching the movie with you during the beginning? so cute

[@robropars70]

You're spot on for Erin/Margo being let go for not having been invited BUT one theory is that the meat was part of the meat the one gal mentioned at beginning had to be selected at a specific date before it was toxic. So perhaps (dark theory) Chef did let her go and poisoned her to complete his work but letting her experience the illusion of control. But I like to believe the former that she earned escape. And agree Midsommar which is folk horror vs. this is dark comedy "eat the rich" horror. But definitely some darkness and great satire of uber trendy restaurant not about the actual food and enjoyment.

[@JaakuSan]

It surprises me how many people I’ve watched question why the staff were all on board the whole way through when the first third of the movie explains it so well. They live in a small, joyless barracks crammed together like sardines on an isolated island, with workdays that only allow for four hours of personal time/sleep, with all the pressure and expectation of high level celebrity chef cooking but none of the recognition or respect, under the (completely standard for the industry) tyrannical rule of a joyless Chef in pursuit of impossible perfection. The food industry has one of the highest suicide rates in the world because the pressure is insane.

[@projectdelta50]

Its possible that Margot actually dies at the end. In the beginning of the movie they mention the beef was aged 152 days, at 153 days you would end up dead. They mention that service ends at 2am. They arrive at day 152, but when Margot gets her burger it's at day 153 at 2 am. Chef did day that everyone was dying that night.

[@omalleycaboose5937]

greasy burgers are the best burgers

[@annaolson4828]

Jim Jones convinced 909 people to follow him and unalive themselves, a small restaurant staff is a tiny cult by comparison.

[@jakubport7361]

When you look at the surface, you see a cool movie. When you look below, all you see is food for thoughts. You could write the whole essay about this movie and it wouldn't be enough.

[@np5246]

Last Night in Soho is another movie you might enjoy. It has the same actress as this one.

[@JustOC16]

After watching this…. I’m hungry

[@personal7033]

13:13 l laughed at the way the cat ran lol 😅

[@coreyhamby2989]

The head chef is Voldemort.

[@PHSDM104]

So, here's some insight on the actor and the assistant. Slowik wanted to kill the actor because his performance in the movie represented how a talented artist can do subpar work for the sake of a quick buck. This parallels Slowik selling out and not caring when it came to his cooking. Moving on to the assistant. By going to Brown (an Ivy League college) with no financial aid implies that she (or at least, her family) is wealthy and well connected. Therefore, when she admits to stealing money from her boss, she shows how scummy and entitled she is.

[@WilliamMosicki-Nystrom]

The Menu was a great movie.

[@mjeid4835]

"to go where" omg mary pleeeeeeeease

[@clays283]

Another great reaction. I think you'd enjoy "Would You Rather". Keep it up.

[@bwallatube]

the second I saw Hong Chau in the trailer I was IN! 😁

[@thicccy4528]

8:22 and I barely noticed her cat 😂

[@Ravenbones]

31:56 The chef used to make cheeseburgers at the place the one lady reviewed which almost tanked his career. There has been messages throughout this entire film, yet you never caught on to a single one of them. She suggested a cheeseburger not to piss him off but to spark the love he used to have for cooking for a woman who has challenged him every step of the which no other has. He died peacefully in spirit knowing he made someone happy while finally being able to cook happy himself.

[@habibkun6380]

this has to be one of the best reaction to a movie ever

[@ZukoHalliwell]

I'm curious. Hypothetically speaking, if "Calling Doctor Sunshine" was a real movie, would you be interested in reacting to it?

[@bellantwain21]

This movie was so good and crazy and wild love the video Mary stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[@dvine3488]

that part where he asks what they had eaten when they came before,he wasn't egoistic...he is telling the reality today where people don't appreciete the chefs

[@delskioffskinov]

Your cat was looking into my soul! it's kinda scaring me lol!

[@BeDangerousSomeMore]

:( i really wanna steal your cat!! They’re adorable! Also great vid!!

[@cygnus1517]

This movie it's good, I didn't expected

[@t0dd000]

Very clever film. Loved it.

[@nickgillingham5575]

you might recognize the chef he was the main nazi in schindler's list and he was lord Voldemort in harry potter

[@00rabbit7]

Your cat has my heart

[@devlinallistair5147]

Your kitty was chill until you shrieked