Filmmaker reacts to The Descent (2005) for the FIRST TIME!

[@JamesVSCinema]

The Descent..what are your thoughts on this film?? Want to vote on what I should watch next? Click here! www.patreon.com/jamesvscinema Have a great day!

[@rickrevees9923]

Ah bro you finally getting back to some movies thank you now please please watch Chronicles of Riddick and then Riddick

[@adamyilmaz9531]

Such a good movie! Felt so claustrophobic! Definitely need the rest of the Scream franchise! You will love them 💯👍👌😎🔥🤣

[@madelinemitchell5102]

I’d watch a reaction of behind the scenes footage for this movie cause technically so impressive

[@jenniferdarling6]

A movie with two endings and I think both are rad 👍 rare

[@JsscRchlDrsy]

@@rickrevees9923 Start with PITCH BLACK if he hasn’t seen it.

[@ZacKlepto]

There’s another ending in the movie. In the original UK release, all of what Sarah saw of Juno was a dream. After that, it cut back to her in the cave still trying to get out. The US release took that cut out because the audience thought it was too depressing and didn’t want to feel the hopelessness of it.

[@caleidoo]

Yeah, this ending we just saw is just ridiculous. It kills the entire film, brings it down to low level B movie. The original ending was brutal and original.

[@mclovin8435]

Yeah fr the original ending is 100× times better

[@JsscRchlDrsy]

Yes, it was a far superior ending. I’m all for the original ending. Once I saw it when I bought the movie, I never understood why they changed it to the ending we received in the theatre, regardless of what test audiences thought.

[@JJJackson777]

I wonder how much The Mist had to do with the audience's decision

[@Paul_1971]

Plus there wouldn't have been a sequel otherwise....

[@davidward1432]

That ending though...in the UK version, it is revealed that she's hallucinating her whole escape and she's not even in the car, she's still in the cave...creatures howl nearby and roll credits.

[@koanikal]

Yeah, the US ending nearly ruins a really good movie.

[@KublaVeruca]

Yeah, it's like the ending of Brazil... I hate the American ending...

[@aklimar2208]

Appreciated you pointing out Juno trying to cleanse herself in water for what she’s done while Sarah is immersing herself in gore and filth to match the turmoil going on in her soul. Very interesting

[@JoeWedgwood-ik9zo]

You got the yank ending. Unlucky mate 😂

[@insertname193]

As a yank, I’m ashamed of this ending

[@BrianSmithNow]

I like the yank ending. Lol.

[@mcgfn]

Such an awful cut of the movie, only exists to make the sequel happen and that movie wasn't even good

[@beetlebob4675]

​@@BrianSmithNow Yeah I like them both. I like that we can explore the hopelessness AND the hopefulness ❤ most films don't give you both of the endings you kinda want but can't choose lol

[@midnightdesperato2424]

The creature standing there behind Beth with the night vision shot is one of the best jump scares of all time, no doubt.

[@cyberpunkspacejams]

Oh hell yeah it is

[@ibuprofriends]

we need to start requesting reactors watch the UK ending like LOTR fans request the extended edition reactions 😂😂

[@beetlebob4675]

Bahahaha yes 😂

[@alesksander]

100% Miles better ending.

[@BadWisdom523]

Has anyone said - and that’s actually a set? Because it is, so hats off to the production designer there

[@danfreeman5301]

Director wanted to use a real cave, but the insurance company was not on board. So extreme kudos to the set designer!

[@Natalija_Saar]

“ he became a chandelier, these guys are so dedicated to eating. It’s insane. How do you have the strength to do that?” 😂😂😂 hahahahaha amazing James

[@jimtatro6550]

The UK cut is far superior to the ending of the American version. Check out dog soldiers, it was Neil Marshall’s film before this one and it’s awesome.

[@bebop_557]

Also it stars the VA for Soap MacTavish in it

[@beetlebob4675]

Gah, no wonder my brother and I LOVED both these films 😂

[@portugahbk]

Dog Soldiers is awesome! COME AND HAVE A GO IF YOU THINK YOU'RE HARD ENOUGH!!!

[@jimtatro6550]

@@portugahbk SAUSAGES 🤣👍

[@bebop_557]

@@portugahbk Fun fact: Simon Pegg was originally cast as Spoon. He only turned it down because he had already promised Edgar Wright he was going to do Shaun Of The Dead with him

[@glambertini4709]

One of the best horror films of the last 20 years, a true little masterpiece.

[@gugar02]

Man, we need you to react to The Haunting of Hill House and other Mike Flanagan shows/movies

[@adamyilmaz9531]

100% yes! James will love the story, script and cinematography of all those shows! Definitely think he needs to react to Hush as well, that's Mike Flanagan and his wife too! 💯👍👌😎🔥🤣

[@kaleehall6271]

omg would love to see that!

[@nofancyname08]

Midnight Mass!!!

[@deepforestfire]

​@@nofancyname08Midnight Mass fanboys are like GOT fans.

[@lucianaromulus1408]

This is one of my favorite modern horrors. The all female cast doesn't feel forced, and the score is 👌❤️🤌💋

[@jermainehaslam5634]

I think what's great about this film is you take the monsters away and it's still a terrifying film with claustrophobia and friends turning against one another in a desperate situation.

[@oxhine]

Hey, James! Great selection! Not everybody gets this movie on the first pass. I first saw "The Descent" in a theater and have seen it many times since! It's one of my favorite recent horror movies. Originally, this film was a sensation on the festival circuit before shocking indie arthouse crowds! A lot of people miss the brief exchange of looks between Juno and Sara's hubby at the raft which Beth notices and you spotted. The implication is that Juno is having an affair with Sara's husband! The atmospheric lighting, the claustrophobic setting and the character development are what make this film work so well. The unspoken mistrust between the girlfriends, Sara's psychological trauma and the survival drama of a cave-in in an unmapped subterranean environment all blend to create a layered screenplay that is fraught with tension even before the ghouls appear! The creature design is amazing. Their origin as a devolved offshoot of humanity is shrouded in mystery. The rules of the hunt are quickly established. The gore, saliva and excrement are beyond disgusting. Watching the ladies become as savage as their predators is a wicked delight! Sara, already fragile going in, snaps early on but it gives her lucidity and she adapts to the new rules quickly becoming like Col. Kurtz in "Apocalypse Now". Encountering and mercy-killing Beth gives her a mission: revenge. Juno is the best character. She is deeply flawed but well-meaning in her effort to make amends. She did cheat on her friend but had to grieve her lover's death in isolation. Her good-faith effort to reunite the gang with a grand adventure goes terribly awry because of her reckless choice to go off the beaten path without notifying local rangers. It's a fatal error in judgment to not put that decision to the group. Her murder of Beth is purely a horrific accident. Her abandonment of Beth is done out of shame, guilt and fear. Yet, Beth and Sara misinterpret the act as cold-blooded murder. I love the last image of her limping but defiant against impossible odds. The death of the girls' friendship is as painful as any of their violent demises. You see a female ghoul in the abbatoir/latrine lake! These critters obviously never heard you don't sh*t where you eat! Lol. I wish you had seen the preferable alternate UK ending. Sara doesn't get out but goes completely mad! After leaving Juno, she takes a spill and the escape sequence plays out as in the US version. However, after being shocked by the Juno revenant, she recovers from her spill still trapped underground unwinding her limbs just like one of the ghouls and fully immersed in a delusion that reunites her with her daughter. The camera pulls back to reveal her staring at the empty space occupied by her daughter in her mind. She is on a ledge in a huge cavern filled with ear-splitting howls. Will she become the new Queen of the Ghouls or will she eventually fall prey to one of the shrieking beasts? That's left for you to decide. Director Neil Marshall previously did the werewolf movie "Dog Soldiers" and went on to direct "Doomsday", "Centurion", the comic-accurate "Hellboy" reboot and "The Reckoning" about 17th-century witch trials. He also helmed two major battle episodes on "Game of Thrones": The Battle of Blackwater Bay and The Siege of the Wall. Additionally, he directed the premieres of the incredible pirate show "Black Sails" and the time-travel show "Timeless".

[@KillbotSw]

Had me until juno. She was awful.

[@jeng9927]

Still one of my favorite scary movies. The sheer feeling of claustrophobia and tension… I still get goosebumps watching it during the day. 😅

[@IChooseJesus9091]

14:10 Haha! Thank you! "Throw her off a cliff! She needs to be sacrificed!" That was my feelings exactly in that moment, when I first watched this movie. She is a Classic but terrible Narcissist! "It's a new system! I wanted is to discover it for ourselves!" So she lies & keeps everyone in the dark. No. She did that for herself. And she basically sacrificed all her "friends". Even if there were no monsters, the possibility of them making it out of an unknown cave system unharmed or even alive, goes down at least 50%, for all of them, due to possible cave-ins, unknown instabilities in the system, no map, directions, or guide, & any number of ways to die in such a place. And no one knows they are there. Or where they are. She basically cursed them all. And when Holly ran on ahead, & got hurt, I think she was totally in a panic. She was the newest in the vroup, the least experienced, & had previously looked up to Juno as a mentor. Now she's suddenly learned, after the fact, that Juno was a raging Narcissist who could not be trusted, & they are trapped in an unknown cave system. She lost faith in Juno, & then just panicked. 🤷‍♀️

[@TheLeftistOwl]

The crazy thing is, the majority of wide shots in the movie are of the same rock wall they made for the sets. So the wall behind them in the beginning of the cave, is the same one for the rest of the movie. Super clever way to not waste resources

[@samlfarrar]

They did a pretty amazing job with the lighting to help with this, very realistic. Definitely where the sequel fell short.

[@ShelbyBaby27]

I put The Descent in my "didn't do the Hollywood ending" file! I cheered at that necklace mic drop! Sarah, save yourself!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@wozing]

I LOOOVE this movie. It's so much fun. There's the thrill of the claustrophobia, the badass women, the unexplored cave, the gremlins. The character backgrounds aren't the main focus, you could have 80-90% of the same movie without it, but they actually add so much to the film. So many cool uses of setting and sound. The director has another fun movie called Dog Soldiers. It takes a more self-aware, fun approach, but it's still scary and brutal.

[@BiblicalReaction]

Poltergeist. Steven Spielberg and Tobe Hooper. Outstanding. You will love it! Love from Cornwall

[@duncansolloway2497]

you made me stay up past my bedtime as soon as i saw you were reacting to this

[@fluffy4192]

This is probably my favorite movie set design and lighting out of any horror movie from this era if you haven't please watch the behind the scenes for this one. It is so cool the lengths they went to to portray the caverns and make sure that the lighting feels naturalistic and only coming from sources that exist when in the scene.

[@iAmEbolaWoT]

According to Wiki: "While The Descent is set in North America, the film was shot entirely in the United Kingdom. Exterior scenes were filmed in Scotland, and interior scenes were filmed in sets built at Pinewood Studios, near London. The cave was built at Pinewood because filmmakers considered it too dangerous and time-consuming to shoot in an actual cave. Set pieces were reused with care, and filmmakers sought to limit lighting to the sources the characters bring with them into the cave, such as helmet lights." Amazing set design...amazing.

[@wkeden]

*When your friend is like "I know a spot" and then takes you there*

[@beetlebob4675]

😂😂 Underrated comment

[@Li-4-4]

It was an actual set they filmed on for the cave internal shots, the director kept moving the wall settings in different directions to create tunnel and other caverns! It was so remarkable!!

[@mikemoore4033]

I’ve done some pretty dangerous, downright life-threatening things in my life, but caving is something I never contemplated doing. Scary.

[@dannyb9209]

I did it about a decade ago n I'm quite a big guy it's equally thrilling and terrifying...I did it with a guy who was claustrophobic and the bit I remember most is we had to stop in a very shallow area waiting for a group to exit a tunnel we went through..we had our torches off and I still remember his cries and gibbers 🤣

[@chrisb3487]

I remember seeing this when it came out on the big screen (god that ages me) and it's an absolute classic. Glad to see it's not been forgotten.

[@Deathmetallad]

Fun movie in a decade where horror was struggling.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Definitely a fun one!

[@JamesB5383]

​@@JamesVSCinema you should try the director's previous film, Dog Soldiers, it's an absolute blast.

[@rachelking2785]

27:08 "is that a BABY?! kill it!!" 😂😂

[@jamielennon9365]

I love how this movie takes the same sense of darkness and claustrophobia of the Alien franchise and intensifies it 10x

[@myfriendisaac]

8:32 EITHER WAY, I’m not with it 🚫😂 Great suspense & gorgeous cinematography!

[@neilbiggs1353]

This film is one that I hope is shown in film schools as it is a masterclass in economy. The total budget was £3.5m (yes, the decimal point is correct!), or about a quarter of what Robert Downey Jr was paid to be in Doctor Doolittle to put it in context! It does so much with minimal fanfare though, like establishing the affair in a couple of shots, and how well they set up the camaraderie of the group with a few minutes of interaction on the raft and in the cabin, and for me the real genius is how they shot on a soundstage using polystyrene blocks that they'd re-arrange for different places, and change the look of it by using different light sources (which also helped the audience figure out who they were following when it changed between people). There is so much done so well, and so simply that it would maybe be a fantastic example for anyone studying film. Slightly disappointed you got the US ending - it was changed for the US market because Neil Marshall was given the choice of it showing in 50 cinemas nationwide in the original cut, or in something like 800 with the shortened ending. For me, the original ending is stronger as the escape feels a little cheap. PS - one thing I never noticed until the directors commentary is that they have the wrong road markings in that post escape scene by the road. it's the UK single broken line rather than the US double yellows that you'd get in Appalachia, it's one of the few technical errors in the film, I guess they didn't have the budget to either repaint the road or to fix it in post

[@candyland4517]

“Ugh, these bats are gonna piss me off man. 😒” 😂😂

[@literarystorm6412]

That leg resetting scene is so fucking visceral.

[@brysonrichey6707]

4:47 “Nothin like a little bit 😐…OF DEATH 🤠“

[@buzzardbeatniks]

3:07 - I swear to god, you are the first reactor Ive seen who picked up on that, literally every other reactor I've seen is baffled by these ladies dynamic through the whole film.

[@FrenchieQc]

The actresses didnt know what the monsters would look like, so the screams during the first close encounter are extremely genuine.

[@crazycatlady6226]

Ohh I love this one, definitely one high up in my list! With the right ending of course

[@Andrew-ji2jb]

The Descent is such a hidden gem. A nice one and done film. We don't talk or even mention the sequel, that never happened :P

[@ShelbyBaby27]

Recommendations: I started watching Hannibal this week. How was this show on network tv? 😲 Stylish gore and amazing! Only Lovers Left Alive is a cool vampire flick

[@dravens8337]

Second season is one of my favorite seasons on television. Enjoy!

[@stonecoldfox5064]

I’ve been waiting for more horror from you brother 🙌🏽

[@munkeypantsman]

The games "The Forest" and subsequently "Sons of the Forest" were heavily inspired by this movie. The scene with her rising out of the bloody water was also mimicked in the 2013 Tomb Raider reboot.

[@normalityrelief]

I didn’t know this! I love both forest games, and now that you’ve said it, it’s hard not to see it

[@nickjohnson1445]

I didn't remember that Unchained moment until you brought it up. Thanks, man.

[@WhimsicalOrchid]

Don't know if anyone clued you in yet, but the jump scare with first introduicing the monster to the group was actually the cast's first time seeing the monsters so it was an authentic reaction!! It's one of the neat things the director did for this film among the other things. It's so gnarly.

[@TheOtterBear61]

You should check out "As Above, So Below." It has the same claustrophobic feel. Not only is it set in the Paris Catacombs, it was actually filmed there. It's the first film to ever receive permission from the government to film there.

[@jimmymcfly9822]

I watched this movie for the first time with a group of friends, on mushrooms. When the monsters finally revealed themselves deep into the movie, I swear I felt the whole house shook from the 8 of us taking the jump scare.

[@jeng9927]

Ohmygod. I could barely get through it sober, at home, in the middle of the day. 😅

[@DarkFairy207]

First, I love this movie soooo much. There are two endings. The one you watched was the U.S. release, the original U.K. ending, she is still in the cave, surrounded by monsters. The U.S. release makes more sense for the sequel (yes there is a sequel and honestly I liked it, not as good as the first but worth the watch) But the U.K. is technically the canonical original ending.

[@kylied312]

This came out the year I went to film school - we were all a little obsessed lol - such a great film!

[@rsia08]

Definitely check out The Others if you're doing horror for October. One of the most underrated horror films of all time imo. It's a masterpiece.

[@traceyreid4585]

Never seen so many expression pass across your features in one reaction.🤣😱 was awesome! 👏

[@marennicholson5444]

Movie - “It’s going to be ok” James - “it’s not going to be ok”

[@thomasrusconi]

I went cave diving once just outside of Budapest in Hungary. These caves had actually sheltered Jews who lived there in the dark for months hiding from Nazis during the war. On the trip, a member of our party got stuck sluicing through the tunnels right ahead of me. She panicked, which then led to everyone behind me panicking. I put my hands behind her feet so she would have something to push off of (this tunnel was very slippery). It eventually worked, but not before she kicked me in the face and split my nose wide open. Fun times!

[@LalaDepala_00]

A modern classic in the horror genre. I was very surprised to see you react to this! There are so many good horror movies out there. I recommend "I saw the Devil". A great Korean psychological thriller. Wonderful acting. Edit: It's a set! There is a making-of on KZbin somewhere.

[@ferrisulf]

I found this movie unnerving BEFORE the monsters even showed up. Heck, I think it was on tv and I just started watching it, not even knowing there would be monsters. Don't get me wrong, the monsters were creepy. But I'm claustrophobic. It's my only phobia. And the idea of having the entrance blocked in a cave that isn't charted and no one knows you're down there? THAT'S terrifying.

[@raijin3803]

Would like to see Longslegs, Annihilation or The Northman. You will realy love the art in these movies. The Descent was a good decisicion very good movie.

[@bertalach]

There’s an episode of every frame a pause on KZbin where they watch this with the director if you want an insight into the film making! There’s a lot of very entertaining interesting stories!

[@aklimar2208]

“We could be at a pub right now …” LOL

[@John-jl5et]

Love from Moab, Utah. If you want to rock climb and rappel I got you bro. Much love!

[@D123-f9k]

I love this movie and hearing about the production makes the actresses even more impressive. It's wild that it's almost 20 years old.

[@arnie019]

It’s funny how frustrated he gets when he gets jump scared lol

[@adamyilmaz9531]

Yh we definitely need The Haunting Of Hill House netflix series! Top tier! 💯👍👌😎🔥

[@duchesssussex7648]

Simone already mentioned below. Highly recommended this director's first film Dog Soldiers. Unique and frightening. 😊

[@gptd7178]

Since you mentioned recommendations, Shadow of the Vampire. The story of the creation of Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, featuring John Malkovich as F.W.Murnau (the director) and Willem Dafoe as Max Schrek (the actor who played Count Orlok). Some scenes feature the original footage from Nosferatu spliced with new footage they shot for the film, and it's totally seamless. The story behind the film is fascinating too. Even if James doesn't get to it, you (yes you, reading this now) should.

[@jonwright6472]

This film in theaters was crazy. It made a large theater feel claustrophobic, and the sound kept me on the edge of my seat. That it was extremely intense was a huge plus. As for metaphors, she's essentially cleaning out the basement by spelunking.

[@superfuntime-pn6wz]

4:40 James sonding like a psycho for minute lol

[@rossqpd]

James rock n rolla is a film I don't think you have covered yet. Epic cast.

[@emadSciFi]

Great review! I never caught into to Juno 'cleansing' symbolically while the other bathes in blood. I saw it in the cinema when it came out. Creepy and gory which is a rare combination.

[@kristinav198]

James feeding us good this month

[@jeffs.s.]

Loved that you liked it, you could do the descent part 2, it's still almost same level in my opinion

[@karlmoles6530]

My Father called me on the morning of August 17, 1988 and to me to get to the ER fast, When I got there they told me my daughter had been in a car wreck, and that she hadn't survived. Her name was Kassandra and she was 3 years old. You're right. You don't recover.

[@shelnsville]

I’m so sorry 😢

[@nightcrawler5696]

No better way to help recover from traumatic stress and grief than confined spaces and darkness, with friends.

[@ghspeedyg]

This is one of my favourite horror movies. Great small cast, totally believable, intimate and scary!

[@ghspeedyg]

OMG I've never seen this ending! To be honest the other ending is much better IMHO. You should look it up!

[@merelymoore]

I love that you loved this movie! The Decent holds a special place in my heart because my mother loved it. Too bad you watched the us version with the subpar ending and not the UK version. It's much more thematic. Great video! Have a lovely day. I hope to make videos like you and other creators I love one day

[@bomber9912]

I really hope you do more horror movies. There are so many gems out there in this genre in terms of directing, acting and storytelling. Horror these days i feel like is the only genre that is not bound to formula. Horror can do everything. It can go completely wild monkey style or it can go very precise and psychological. There are no boundaries. Everything can happen.

[@opalviking]

As someone with claustrophobia, just the concept of this movie scared the ish out of me. And then I watched it anyway and it predictably did lol

[@lennonmahoney7302]

Great reaction as always, definitely one of my favourite horrors. If you're taking recommendations, you should finish the cornetto trilogy if you haven't already, the last film is 'The Worlds End'.

[@sherigrow6480]

This is one of our house favorites! 😊

[@Littlepea2890]

As someone who’s extremely claustrophobic by the time the monsters showed up I was already dialed up to a 10. Honestly they were a welcome relief 😂

[@playedout148]

I've done mountaineering, rock and ice climbing but I'll never do scuba or caving. When the navy recruiter mentioned sub duty, i walked over to the army guy.

[@bekkapaul5815]

If you need scary recs for the Halloween month, in my personal opinion, "Oculus" is a great pick! It's more of a psychological thriller/paranormal-ish movie, but I just think that the plot and ending are so interesting and tragic. Definitely one of my favorites!

[@gluuuuue]

This is set in the Appalachians in the US. I believe Scotland was a trip spot they referenced during the early conversations.

[@januarymilk9347]

I'll throw in my suggestion for a tv show reaction for next october: the terror. Atmospheric, eerie, beautifully made survival/horror show set against an arctic backdrop

[@caleidoo]

2005 was the year of horror cave movies. This one and well.... The Cave. Two different movies, neither one really bad. I like the psychology and brutallity of The Descent though, with the European ending, not this crappy US ending. The Cave was more of a monster movie with a couple of dudes, with a cool twist.

[@coolbombprime986]

This is one of my favorite horror movies ever

[@jaymenjanssens720]

Requesting: Mars Express It's a wonderful French animated sci fi movie that just came out. I'm sorry you got the updated ending of The Descent. The original has a different vibe that many prefer. You really got this one

[@TheEsuritio]

I highly recommend Horror in the high desert. Especially to anyone who likes found footage. The movie is so good.

[@richard_n]

This is one of my favorite horror movies, probably top ten. I do cave exploring, so it was right up my alley. James if you liked this, you really need to watch The Relic, another one of my top ten.

[@thingusbingus8181]

One you might really like is The First Omen, has some fantastic cinematography and framing while still being very spooky.

[@wilibark7575]

Underwater (2020) is a hidden gem worth checking out.

[@TheStoryhasbeensold]

The Descent Director Neil Marshall first debut Dog Soldiers put his crazy ass on the map.

[@MetalHeartsOfSteel]

The hunt (2020) a film about rich bishes kidnapping and hunting whyte trash. Starring Betty Gilpin, Hilary Swank, Ethan Suplee, Glenn Howerton and a bunch more that dont get as much screen time as the already listed. Really good and underrated.

[@marcharley6465]

I'd like to see James react to "Dog soldiers", which was made by the same writer/director (Neil Marshall). It's another exciting, original horror film with an intriguing story and really good acting and characterisation.

[@vilecomfort]

Great film review! Another great film for this type of year that not many reviewers have done is As Above, So Below... great thriller about the Paris Catacombs, I'd love to hear your thoughts on that one!

[@vadalia3860]

One of THE best horror films, hands down!

[@CrownlessKing88]

I HIGHLY recommend you react to “It Follows on here! I believe you especially will love this from an artistic point of view. Also, it has a sequel finally coming out soon called “They Follow”. Also, I REALLY want to own the soundtrack on vinyl because it’s so amazing!

[@jrod1591]

I’m huge into horror. But for 20 Years.. this has been at the top of the list for one of the best horror films. Fight me. You can say, “best female horror role.” No. Straight up best horror protagonist.

[@elizabethlopez2799]

One of my favourite films even though I jump every single time 😂, also please check out the uk ending, also I feel USA has the log scene from Final destination 2 and me as a Brit has trucks carrying scaffolding bars, I am often far far far behind one 😂😂😂 no thank you

[@my_randomology]

20:28 "Thank you for your purchase of THE DESCENT. Here at Lionsgate, we hate your heart and hope to make it explode with fear. Have a nice day."