COME TRUE (2020) Explained

[@anthonylluberes4338]

Gotta love when a low budget movie, doesn’t feel like a low budget movie.

[@ΆγγελοςΜορίκης-ζ2ω]

wait, this is a low budget movie?

[@DemonVido]

That's what happens when you do something you are passionate about and not only for financial gains

[@anthonylluberes4338]

@@DemonVido that’s how I feel bout photography, sorry completely unrelated lol

[@taylorm3560]

Sans the ending, which is so lame lol. SHE WAS IN A COMA THE WHOLE TIME. Like cool man, that tells us nothing about the nature of those shadow people. They seem totally inconsequential now. Loved the rest of the movie though. Anachronistic styles as in this and It Follows are so cool. Easy to fall into that retro melancholy vibe.

[@ENTERtheCREATOR]

Like the Invisible Man. I love it.

[@mostmelon]

I think the very fact that Sarah's dream is about dreams signals that she knows she's in a coma. And it's highly possible that Sarah isn't even the true identity of the dreamer. All of the characters are a different side of the true self fighting for different reasons. The Sarah persona doesn't want to wake up. It's actively denying the calls to wake up. All she desires to put her restless to bed and continue to sleep. It's afraid of something, though I don't know what. The nerd is the instinctual side that fears what will happen to the body if it never wakes up. The shadow man is the true self that is buried under all the other personas. Since all the characters are truly just dream characters created by the true self, the shadow man is one thing that connects them. I think the nerd feels if he finds the shadow man, the mind will realize its true self and awaken, but Sarah put a stop to him so that they she can dream forever and avoid reality.

[@squidley3004]

This actually makes so much sense

[@mrtjwitdabs6949]

thank you

[@forickgrimaldus8301]

Wait I though this is just another Winter Soldier program but it made Vampires instead.

[@prench]

@@bentomcmonkey0229 idk why you have to be rude? this is the comments section, people will have comments about the video. this comment is relevant and even adds something to the video itself

[@hatredatheart388]

@@prench he just wants attention and has to shit on someone that could actually comprehend the movie

[@kakashilover9231]

Time to watch a video about a movie I've never even heard of till now

[@joelgracia8494]

Same

[@juzoinui4627]

Same here

[@wildtakeidc4731]

same.

[@DJMarcO138]

I like to imagine I'm so rich that I hired him to watch movies and explain them to me, because I'm too important for all that shit.

[@StonayBalogna]

Same

[@mergummibear]

Woah! I wonder if parts of this storyline were based upon the real-life case of Sarah Scantlin, who fell into a coma at 18 years old in 1984 but regained consciousness after 20 years? She apparently retained memories of what was happening around her while she was in her coma, too! She remembered the tragic events of 9/11, even though she was still in her coma in 2001! There's a fascinating documentary about her story here on KZbin! Crazy stuff, man! It can't be a coincidence that the main character of this movie is also named Sarah, not to even mention the 80s references!

[@JDM-is-my-name]

It may have been an inspiration? It is pretty interesting that the character was also named Sarah

[@courtneymcdowell4081]

what is the documentary called?

[@Hkkilla33]

Too close to be a coincidence so I hope she got credit and money for it!

[@Hkkilla33]

@Glum Sullen did you even read this and watch the movie? It explains why I made the comment I made.

[@JakeAndKyra]

@@Hkkilla33 Considering she died 4 years before the movie came out, she wouldn't get anything anyway.

[@xerberus5007]

The director is the definition of “If you want something done right, do it yourself”

[@Dayvit78]

Which makes him not a good director

[@greywalker505]

@@Dayvit78 Better than Neil Breen, though, surely.

[@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop]

@@greywalker505 don't forget Steven Seagall

[@whiteboy4045]

Dude the dumbass twist was "it was all a dream" worst fucking ending ever

[@scionixx9568]

The world needs more teachers like Professor Foundflix. My god that mans a saint.

[@lanlanreactions9490]

More videos with professor foundflix 🤣🤣💯💯💯💯👏🔥

[@onuhrita5009]

I love him so much... He can freaking curse in class

[@savagexzombiex9467]

If she was making $12 an hour while doing the sleep study and was asleep for 20 years... Thats 175,200 hours x $12 = $2,102,400 when she wakes up

[@youknowme2295]

Rather pathetic for 20 years, innit bruv?

[@lyrasunshard3769]

It's a lot BC she doesn't take a rest from sleeping, so it's a 24 h work day for 20 years

[@michaelmulligan1244]

Sadly though, imagine how much the charge on a hospital room for 20 years would be. I doubt the $12 dollars an hour would even begin to cover that.

[@savagexzombiex9467]

@@michaelmulligan1244 Yup. Average hospital stay per day is between $1500-$3000 a day. 7300 days (20 years) x $1500 = $10,950,000 And this not even including treatment and equipment cost. She might as well just stay in a coma 😆

[@theatog]

@@lyrasunshard3769 if you take into account 2-day weekends and assume a regular person works 8hr a day instead of 24, she essentially worked for 84 years - vacation.

[@MysteriousMiddleEast]

Based on the clips alone, this film looks visually stunning.

[@grimgrom3355]

Yes

[@tylerasuncion3208]

Honestly, that was my first thought too

[@ferociouspterodactyl520]

Watch this, and then get lost in the soundtrack as well

[@tidepride86]

They look like a TOOL video.

[@hallengard]

Yes

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

That's why we bigfoots never take part in sleep studies, or any kind of studies for that matter

[@AngelSaintCloud]

Same for angels, too much for too little.

[@Yourmommoans]

Nah y’all just like to play mind games. Is Bigfoot real, or is he not real? Have we seen him, or did he hire a gorilla to mess with us. I KNOW YOU’RE OUT THERE GODDAMNIT!! *Liam Neeson* I will find you, and I will document you

[@shankaroont4959]

😂🤣😂😂😂😂

[@ltempleltemple1802]

@@Yourmommoans 😂😂

[@paulcoy9060]

Surely, the plural is "Bigfeet".

[@ChefJohnWins]

6:00 - One of the greatest FoundFlix skits of all time. That tasteful fade in/out, the Steve Jobs turtleneck, and the black background...Perfection.

[@factoroppolis6557]

The fact you have to ability to explain this one really displays your intellect my friend.

[@tincano-beans2114]

This was some intro to psych and quotes from very outdated psychology...

[@idontargueonfreeapps2781]

Yea he broke down a few movies that I would have never understand

[@caseyrobinson3284]

Intellect is determined in your eyes by the capability to see write and speak oh my how far humans have fallen

[@ΣκοτώνωΧαρά]

Of course he could, he’s professor FoundFlix!

[@rapid7060]

@@tincano-beans2114 what do you mean with outdated psychology do you mean actually outdated or just old. Dont get me wrong I think this is more philosophical than anything but there is definitely a ton of truth to Carl Jungs work

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

It's one of those films that you can't fully grasp watching once and you have no choice but to watch an ending explained of it.

[@whatbro5777]

How are you everywhere

[@loganmatteson189]

You piss me off cuz you are always everywhere

[@leetri]

@@whatbro5777 If you see them everyone, that means that you too are everywhere. The only difference is that they regularly comment on videos, whereas most people don't comment at all.

[@jdcoffeestreams4333]

@@whatbro5777 I didn't see his name at first, and assumed he was talking about "this man" meme. Since that was supposed to be a movie campaign, and the presumed plot was similar to this film's story. And the ending takes from another generic ass story from /x/. Its two stories from /x/ glued together.

[@surtaandume_psykermystyk4010]

I'm telling you guys, this absolute ethereal being had mastered his own form of Ultra Instinct technique. He was over at CTKen's video yesterday... It's where I started to theorize he may be a sort of supernatural ronin hogosha...

[@theatermx]

I think the vampire thing is like a symbol of being forever young because of the coma. Oh also in order to live she has to be supplied by the others and shit

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

12:38 that rabbit mask was the most terrifying thing in this video.

[@TheR3dline]

I came here for this comment.

[@3xe869]

No cap

[@florianglinka8575]

I actually got scared bc of this

[@87ventus]

😂😂😂

[@yingkouzen]

reminded me of the scary rabbits from BBC's Watership Down

[@davidfullagar2706]

this might be the ultimate advert for your channel. you convinced me with the introduction to this movie i actually looked it up and am about to watch it. and i honestly never do that with any movie recap/review.

[@nekonebitan2912]

It's 3am currently at my country,I have a class tomorrow at 8,but there's no way I'll skip a Found flix video

[@thabangmamogobo4539]

your country SA by any chance??

[@nekonebitan2912]

@@thabangmamogobo4539 my country's in Europe :)

[@florianglinka8575]

It's 3am here and I won't sleep bc of that fucking rabbit mask

[@vanderhoth912]

I feel like those shadow people were family, friends or doctors/nurses who would approach her bed

[@EleanorH216]

me too! maybe those 2 brothers who kinda shot up from the shadows coming closer were people who were in comas besides her in the hospital?? and the shadows were the doctors/nurses who were able to wake them up

[@renamon5658]

The first time i watch this movie i immediately thought that The weekend at Bernie's poster is part of the plot of the movie.

[@joshuacarrig9370]

In a weird way it symbolically was (imo), yes it shows the date she went into the coma, but its also a bit of a hint that people in the non-coma world (Doctors in hospital) are trying to animate a coma patient (Sara). Similar to how the two guys make a dead body seem alive. Its a tenuous connection but I sort of thought about that at the end.

[@azigalaw]

weekend at Bernie's poster, where?? what scene was that?

[@franklinpierce6829]

@@joshuacarrig9370 lol did you stretch before that reach?

[@MrEzioauditore99]

2 idiots a dead lomatZ what could possibly go wrong

[@Dayvit78]

I didn't catch that but Canadian Daniel Radcliffe had a Terminator poster

[@lopirobinson1991]

This movie blew me away, mostly because many years ago I had a severe brush with death and woke up in a hospital. I sometimes wonder if I ever truly woke up. Whenever I see movies like this or read stories like this it freaks me out.

[@shendragon]

Ok, I laughed harder than I have in a long time when the professor floated by during the persona explanation 😂😂😂

[@madam-mint]

Same-

[@turma8eac]

Someone made a sci-fi horror film based on a meme Didn’t expect to hear that today

[@citystar2318]

Professor FoundFlix is a true genius. The bunny randomly turning around cracked me up.

[@joelcasseus628]

Donny Darko esque

[@THEJoeDub22]

Well, I can say firsthand that so many aspects of this movie are totally legit. Back in 2017 I went into septic shock and had to be intubated and put into a respirator - and was in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks. I would completely dream while I was under, but very specifically, things that were happening around me, to me at the hospital were 100% seeping into my coma and being reworked by my mind and interpreted as something else but most certainly whatever would be going on would be reflected in some way or another when I was under, first and foremost sensation and physical movement-wise. For instance, when I was coming out of the sedation but still MOSTLY under, whoever they would be wheeling me through the halls of the hospital I had the feeling and was dreaming I was in the back of a van being kidnapped-interestingly enough, my hands were also strapped to the side of the bed so I wouldn’t pull the tube out accidentally and because I had that tube, it acted and served a similar purpose gag, both in terms of feel and how a gag affects a person, like, say, a kidnap victim who often times WOULD in fact be having their hands/arms bound so they couldn’t move or escape as work as a gag so they couldn’t make noise... to date, all the experience I had when I was under remain some of the scariest shit I’ve EVER experienced and while I remembered most of it, bits and pieces come back every now and then. Such as when I finally woke up, the nurse taking care of me was his big burly guy-and I was inexplicably scared of him almost. Reason being because he made it into my subconscious dreaming as well and while in it was one of the supposed kidnappers... so because that happened deep down on a much lower level , that’s where it remained until I saw and interacted with him which is when it triggered the fact that I knew him and how I knew him. I need to see this movie

[@jakespacepiratee3740]

Well, what did you think of it?

[@garrettkujo26]

'I am a Shadow, the True self"- Persona fans, I was super happy he was talking about persona then I realized it wasn't the game series but it kinda deals with the same subject with Jungian philosophy

[@skullcandy14785]

the persona series is based jungian wet fantasy with Japanese and other counties folktale

[@ForrestFox626]

I was looking for a fellow Persona fan!

[@chrisstick5403]

I saw the title The Persona, and immediately was like, "Where the Fools at?" Lol

[@Mikey_Mike1]

I always wondered who my Persona would be and what arcana i would fall under lol

[@Valerianroots]

Baby baby baby baby baby OOOOOOOOOOO

[@glitterspray]

When a low budget doesn’t stop an artist from bringing their vision to life, I can only applaud. Fascinating topic, too. I’ve spent a lot of time investigating nightmares that woke me up in a cold sweat (and would sound ridiculously silly to anyone else). For years a creepy horrifying witch would show up grinning evilly at me from a hole in the ceiling and leaving me paralyzed with fear. When I finally got strong enough to challenge her, she was just a mother cat trying to hide and protect her kittens. I spent the rest of the dream helping her. Never saw her again 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@iamV10010]

That's so cool

[@ChelseaFC1996_]

Sleep studies and horror movies never go well 🙃😂

[@ChelseaFC1996_]

@@luceromoreno9081 ooo is it an Xbox game??

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

Russian sleep experiment

[@contourbae]

this movie isnt even horror

[@contourbae]

@@luceromoreno9081 yeah but this movie doesnt fall underneath that category- its more sci fi if anything

[@contourbae]

@@luceromoreno9081 sure

[@nikitamontanna2733]

I love that he ever explains why hes late. Honestly it cracks me up. Always worth the wait

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

He practically missed the entire week 😂

[@hardcorehopefoundation9925]

I have narcolepsy and it causes extreme sleep paralysis and I also skip the early stages of sleep and go straight into REM. This movie seems like a play on the shared experience of those that suffer from sleep paralysis. When you are in the waking part of sleep paralysis you are trapped between the dream and consciousness. It is hellish and scary as hell. That combined with the coma concept and shared consciousness theory makes for a hell of a psychological thriller. I watched this movie after the first time seeing this video and have to say it is amazing.

[@lexiwexiwoo]

I don't know if this was intentional, but the actress was reminding me of a small documentary about an actual woman who was in a decades long coma & woke up again. Defying the doctors' expectations. She can't function on her own buy it's amazing.

[@thepainteduniverse3648]

The glitching of the time on the phone towards the end is something lucid dreamers use to wake themselves up inside a dream. It’s a technique called a reality check, because in waking life that wouldn’t happen. The vampire teeth are also something called a “dream sign” that can be used to determine that you’re in a dream (because they are impossible in real life), so she may be laughing partly because she’s starting to wake up in the dream and understand that it isn’t real.

[@brainlesscat]

I can't imagine how long it will take to clean those shelves....

[@iHaveTheDocuments]

Definitely long time

[@maximkusanagi]

Exactly 3 days. Because it's an interdimensional shelf that has movies behind the visible movies and another layer behind that.

[@PSYCHOWORLD]

This is an a accurate representation of a coma a lot of coma survivors say the outside world seeps into their dreams and their brain tries to make sense of it

[@IconicPotionz]

I love how he looks like a professional in the black sweater with glasses on. Was not expecting that😂

[@galenmarek8287]

Reminds me of the Tom Cruise laughing meme.

[@yt-sh]

@@galenmarek8287 Reminds of Steve Jobs

[@ADHD_and_Crayons]

I haven't watched the movie, but I found a different perspective that marries well. The title is synonymous to the phrase.... "A Dream Come True" As in, wanting something so much that it manifests into reality. When she's "dreaming", the dream world is her mind tapping into reality, memories, & what's actually happening around her. When she's "awake" that's when she's dreaming. It's as tho the "real" experiment is to send her clues that will influence her mind into merging both sides (dream & reality); to trigger her to awaken. Movie progression shows how more of "reality" seems to keep increasing its presence into the dream state. The different scenes gave me clues as to what happened that lead to her being in a comatose state....... A group of boys. A field where her phone was again found (her memory blocked it to protect herself from the trauma she experienced there). Her friend dancing in a club, unaware. Her eye bloodshot & bleeding & seizure activity (all are symptoms of severe head/brain trauma). The last phone call she never got to answer was from her mom, which explains why she never answers it. If they make a sequel called: "A Dream"....that would be awesome!!!

[@fritosnlegoshai]

Alternatively, since a cell phone is the link to the outside world and the method used to wake her up, maybe it's her mom trying to wake her out of her coma. She got comatose in the 90s when cell phones, much less portable small ones, weren't widely used. A 90s teen wouldn't have an iphone.

[@ChantelStays]

What are you saying ....a group of boys assaulted her ?

[@masonshucart7055]

I'm only 9 minutes in but did anyone else notice that they went to see night if the living dead and then her shirt said Romero phys ed? That's some symbolism right there.

[@theearthfellowship301]

The film was such a feast for the eyes and the soundtrack was something wonderful.

[@artaria22]

As someone who has a PhD in Jungian studies I so appreciate you explaining these concepts without all the fluff. I HATED reading Jung it took to forever to say what he meant 😂

[@El-RaShahzad]

I know it felt insane just staring at those words, like get to the point

[@dimthedemonslayer]

IKR. I kept thinking can you just go straight to the main point 😂

[@anoni6108]

Apparently that's academic writing, I had development psychology and almost ate the book out of frustration because they kept repeating and rewording the same thing like beating around the bush, so frustrating... more words don't mean you're smarter (┛✧Д✧))┛彡┻━┻

[@artaria22]

@@anoni6108 Absolutely and your right it is academic writing. My dissertation is 224 pages. You could probably cut it in half and still get what I meant LOL. But I appreciate foundflix explaining this in such a way that is more accessible to others.

[@artaria22]

@@El-RaShahzad EXACTLY lol. That is why I started reading Robert Johnsons work. He takes Jung and just makes it simple. Made my life way easier.

[@michaelackerman1103]

Really enjoyed this one. The whole time I was having trouble reconciling the Weekend at Bernie's and Terminator Posters with people carrying iPhones. Sarah must be somewhat conscious of her surroundings even in her coma throughout the decades.

[@TheCutRat]

y'know it's pretty neat how much effort you put into these videos; I watched one of the oldest explained videos and it's cool to see how far you've developed your style.

[@ianmcgeehan4627]

The soundscape and foley work is simply amazing too. It's almost as amazing as the film and special effects itself. Also the director did it all himself. Simply mesmerizing. Only his second feature film too. Cant wait for the next one!

[@Cvnt_blvnt]

I always talk abt horror movies the way you do (mentioning plot/cinematic strategies )and now my family thinks I’m smart lol

[@Gundam_JAY]

Learn something new everyday

[@cherrynicole4511]

I love your name😂

[@Kawmikawzee]

You are very smart gurl, keep slayin yassss queeen

[@stephaniehonaker3335]

Same although when I do it; it doesn't go well; they assume I hate fun or some crap lol

[@SquidFoxy]

Oh good god, them running away from the glowing eyes, then one by one getting snatched...it reminds me of a recurring nightmare I had in my teens, literally identical to that situation with my friends running from something horrifying with only our phone screens as light...That is some freaky shit right there. Great video!

[@morganseals1127]

this is the way i watch horror movies cause im too scared to watch on my own

[@cyote312ify]

You have a pfp of my favorite artist of all time. Its beautiful.

[@dzhang2680]

Same here

[@ΆγγελοςΜορίκης-ζ2ω]

dude grow a pair

[@morganseals1127]

@@ΆγγελοςΜορίκης-ζ2ω I’m a girl but whatever lol

[@johnwill8]

Exactly... This is like testing the water before you jump in the pool!!!

[@candacewilliams9933]

Y’all know people speak to their loved ones while their comatose? Could her mom calling ( in her dream) actually be her mother speaking to her while she’s in a coma ?

[@MrHAHAHAHA720]

I look forward to every single video from this guy. I love how he explains all the videos and how it’s layered out to make it digestible. Truly a top-tier channel : )

[@haretasora7646]

Id love to see an Ending Explained for 'Number 23' with Jim Carrey as its a movie I personally loved and its super trippy so I'd love to be able to fully understand it ^^

[@bobbysalkeld2634]

The Jim Carey character was the kid who wrote the book. When he killed his lover and wrote the book, then jumped out the hotel window he lost his memory of having done all that. In the parts of the movie where he's detective fingerling thats him reading the book. At the end he goes to the hotel, finds all his writing on the wall and remembers what he did. The film ends with him in prison, implying that he turned himself in for the crime and freed the professor he went to see who was wrongfully convicted for the crime.

[@kristennelson3190]

Ryan Hollinger has a video about the Number 23.

[@percocet10]

12:30 "Been seeing shadows all over this fuckin' thing" lmao the delivery killed me

[@rico2487]

Was hoping someone made a comment about this

[@Caddiken]

🤣😂😂

[@elizabethtangora4353]

The sketches are always my favorite part of FoundFlix, long live Professor FoundFlix 🤣

[@gojiberri]

I thought Myers and Jeremy was the same person. They have the same glasses style. Sarah never sees Myers because she can't. The last time she saw him was when she went into the coma so she always sees him as Jeremy/Young Myers. Also i think Jeremy was one of the doctors in the team that was treating her maybe she had a crush on him and that's why he's so relevant to her.

[@deedee7780]

Interesting!! And I am not sure, but I don't think Myers and Jeremy were ever in the same scene together. So it could be that she created this younger version of him in her dream.

[@ryanburks1314]

My main confusion with this incredible movie: if so many details were purposely included to really enforce the 80’s aesthetic, why the iPhones/laptops?

[@nerdycurls6253]

I don't get the laptops but the phone seems to not belong due to the glitchy stuff. So maybe it's all trickling in from the real world, it's been twenty years so it's subconsciously influenced her?

[@Saffron-sugar]

LOVED getting my nerd-on for this!!! Okay, Monster guy: Jung said that "the shadow" (similar to the id but more involved) is our unconscious, secret dark part of ourselves. Jung said, (paraphrasing)"the less the shadow is involved in a persons conscious life, the denser it is". So, someone who is ACTUALLY unconscious could be taken over by their shadow self? Mother: The Mother archetype, according to Jung, exists in the psyche of everyone, from a very young age. "The Great Mother" nourishes, comforts and protects but also gives the negative experience of NEEDING those things; this implies vulnerability and helplessness. Persona: Was the friend Zoe the "Persona"? She was stable and had a fun life and she wasn't totally honest with her. She depended on her for comfort, but kept the truth from her. Possible hole?: There were certainly mobile phones in 2001 (I got my 1st in 1991), but there weren't any freaking SMART PHONES! That part annoyed me "Weekend at Bernies" came out in 1989, when someone who was 18 (in 2001) would have been 6 years old. Odd choice. BUT it is a movie about a corpse being passed off as a living person.... correlation maybe? Meme end: at first I hated the cheesy meme ending. But then I realised, it pulls the audience into the story, because many of us have seen this meme over the last decade....are WE actually the ones in the 20 year coma? (screams). That WOULD explain 2020

[@gregburrow3350]

Dude your skits keep getting better!

[@captassassin5680]

I love this channel. It’s responsible for 80% of the horror movies I watch now. The reviews and insight displayed also come in handy, especially when I he covers movies I’ve already seen that leave me with a “WTF” kinda feeling!

[@DJMarcO138]

Holy shit...the turtleneck, lmao!!!! You go my dude...killing it lately with the jokes/humor!!!

[@Romaki96]

I can't believe this movie ends with the coma meme, that's very bold.

[@deedee7780]

Yeah, me thoughts exactly!

[@emmaminsinger68]

The editing and bits of this channel are consistently top tier!

[@Kroggnagch]

3:18 I genuinely laughed out loud at the face swipe happy to angry as Professor Found Flix scrolled on passed

[@binarydark4811]

'Aaaannd it's right into boning.' Best line ever.

[@RemedytheWilliams]

As someone who has the nickname Rem, I very much enjoyed the whole concept of dreams - even more with the theory of self involved (also a Psych major lol)

[@tehriseala4055]

Your name and nickname are so cool. 👌💤

[@Chaosian]

That ending is almost like, a punchline. No wonder she was laughing in the mirror.

[@WingedSumac]

This movie was awesome!! I noticed a bunch of this stuff in this movie that made me question "was that on purpose" quite. For example, Sara is walking through a strange place when she wakes up and the 3 creases in her jeans lines up exactly with 3 cables run to a computer. Jeans and cables were almost identically colored. Still wonder if that was intentional.

[@Leekcorp]

The director really saw the meme and said "I'm gonna make a movie about that"

[@deedee7780]

That was his "muse".

[@soylentgreen6120]

I wish this guy would explain everything to me….. so smart and I love his voice

[@skittlesminion]

I am in fact an 18 year old who is a fan of a weekend at Bernie’s

[@rhinodonkey7339]

Weekend at bernies 2 is underated also 👍

[@skittlesminion]

@@rhinodonkey7339 I was afraid to watch it , I thought It was going to be like most sequels

[@halfbreedheathan5054]

You are an awesome 18yo 🤘🏾

[@McSmooth5150]

What is it?

[@McSmooth5150]

I'm 34

[@isaacjones748]

I like the way your video style is evolving over time. Little things like that Prof. Foundflix cuttaway make this channel stand out

[@EpsilonXero]

I watched because I'm a fan of Landon Libion (Watch Hemlock Grove) and was very pleasantly surprised! Loved the dreamscapes, very Silent Hill-esque. Nerd magic wins in the end....kinda. Also, as a guy who suffers from hypnogogic episodes (sleep paralysis) I can testify to the pant-shitting terror that shadow demons can instill. Fucking terrifying.

[@redwed6]

I love when you do little extra edits like professor found flicks or you just leave your trail on points and crack a joke. Always so nice. Your videos are honestly perfect because they're timeless and always feel fresh! (This video is 2 years old and I'm just watching it now)

[@falseking989]

When a director does so many aspects of a film it could be budget constraints, but honestly I think it’s because if you want something done right you gotta do it yourself.

[@KidFresh71]

Your movie recaps and analyses are so bang-on! Definitely one of my favorite channels. You & Dead Meat James.

[@lilchadaldrich]

I usually hate when youtubers try to act out a skit they made up for their video... But you in this video was hilarious! And I absolutely loved it and laughed my ass off. Good job man, and great film explanation as usual. 😎

[@nancymcleveland115]

I swear I'd rather watch you talk and explain the movies rather than watch it myself. I'm also appreciative of how you never, NEVER ask the viewer to click the like button and subscribe because of whatever. How refreshing kid!!!

[@isellcrack3537]

wow what an amazing movie. Can`t remember when was the last time I enjoyed a flick that much! Nor can I remember the last time a movie creeped me out for real. I guess one of the main reasons behind all this is that whole my life I`ve been having the weirdest dreams ever as well as having probably every possible sleep disorder out there. I won`t bother getting into details since every time I`ve talked about this to any of my family members or friends they`ve always had the same reaction - telling me I`m crazy and getting creeped out. At lest I`m sure that those of you that also have such experiences know what I`m talking about. And another thing - I`m surprised no one here has mentioned the fact that the movie was clearly paying homage to Kubrick and was saturated with details hinting at this. The ambient soundtrack seemingly playing non-stop from the beginning till the end, the abuse of one-point perspective, her clothes during the scene she fell asleep at school (loved that one!) and the hospital room - 237! And these are the things I noticed just from one viewing - I`m pretty sure there are even more examples - maybe some of the character names or some stuff in the background.

[@congruentcrib]

Honestly I watched it two days ago; watched it and bought it today. Love the song *Modern Fears* in the movie. By far best 2021 film I’ve seen so far.

[@Caddiken]

I wholeheartedly agree ‼️ I did the same. Bought the movie. Bought the soundtrack watching FoundFlix August 2021

[@Taractis]

Hearing the ending explained like this, it sounds really cool. Though I can't help but think that if I'd watched it myself, the ending would've pissed me off.

[@Indy_Bendy]

Yeah the ending is so anger inducing. So lazy and boring.

[@AidenRKrone]

Thanks for covering this movie. I watched it the other day and it left me wondering what the hell happened. Even after watching several other "ending explained" videos, I still couldn't understand it. Aside from the ending, the movie was fantastic, especially in the aspects of cinematography and soundtrack.

[@mondorhymes]

This guy gets funnier every video I swear!

[@itsjustbrandy4290]

Your videos are one of the very few that I watch upon uploading. Cannot get enough of these FoundFlix!

[@ethanbirch7033]

Foundflix is literally the only channel ive consistently watched since i started watching youtube 2 years ago. Its like a cool story he tells every time and its one of my favorite things to do when a new video drops.

[@Grimm_Book]

The shadow people remind me of sleep paralysis demons. But I guess they’re really people trying to wake her up. The so called dream world looks like something out of Little Nightmares. The morphic field theory reminds me of the shared dream experience.

[@SuperSmexyBeast]

One of your best vids yet my man! Keep on keeping on

[@neshafrazier9752]

Once you said he looked like Daniel Radcliffe,I got Harry Potter and the half blood prince movie vibes the entire way through

[@anon7950]

😍😍

[@kelseywilliams1355]

This was the one I requested! This video helped me unravel it a little more so thank you :)

[@harmonetheanimationaddict4419]

Writer: So how should we end this movie? Director:.....With a meme.

[@bluntsbdsm324]

The fact that the writer IS the director makes this funnier

[@harmonetheanimationaddict4419]

@@bluntsbdsm324 Oh. I didn't even know that.

[@bluntsbdsm324]

@@harmonetheanimationaddict4419 yeah he says it at the beginning 😊

[@l.c.3118]

And then Sarah was a zombie. Uh, I mean, vampire.

[@ProdByPHLUSHD]

the edits between chapters are fantastic

[@Metrot]

*I see a new FoundFlix video on my KZbin frontpage and I then loudly say* "SHWING!"

[@RIPToNateDoggIHadToRegulate]

Wayne?

[@Metrot]

@@RIPToNateDoggIHadToRegulate Yup

[@sean-onfire4968]

I watched this last night and the ending left me so lost. was at work all day today still trying to piece it together. this video finally helped me get it. you explained it well. and a pretty cool movie too. thanks

[@fulcrum7455]

There’s a reason why you and James are the best at what you do

[@kingakimoto69]

Finally, a KZbin recommended vid where the comments aren't turned off

[@johnny117rico5]

What if she was comatose as a kid? Sleeps at a playground Old movie posters and old style tech everywhere But her body is still growing so that would explain "the blood" in her eye especially being temporarily patched up The vampire scene could explain urges that she's feeling but it's not explicitly shown because she's a kid mentally and was never exposed to sex

[@Kurono_Alien]

Dude you are so funny and informative it’s insane. Even the cheesy jokes and funny editing isn’t cringe, how do you do it.

[@Rachel98246]

I’m not the only one who felt a little uncomfortable during the love scene, right? I mean, Sarah looks about 12 years old. Even though actress Julia Sarah Stone was 22 or 23 when the film was made, I just can’t help but feel icky watching it.

[@passing.by.the.river.]

Well yeah. But the legality of the age is still there. Icky but still legal

[@David88Schmavid]

Yes! Especially because the line right before that was Jeremy saying "you're smart for your age" and her replying "I'm 18" then right into the sex scene. I get it's legal but still weird. They could've just made both characters college students or something

[@mathiasgomez3923]

Myers might also be a reference to the Myers-Briggs personality tests done in psychology. I studied Psychology in college and I found the references to be really cool.

[@187mrsmith]

My dream came True Found Flix Uploaded a Video!

[@dannylopez9486]

Been getting some really good recommendations from this channel. I liked this one too

[@melainacampbell7602]

I think I’m in love with Professor FoundFlix

[@michaelcox3353]

Definitely in my top 3 best movies explained on FoundFlix. And that's saying a lot.

[@desicatedlimbs]

Since crimson peak came back to Netflix can you do a ending explained? I hated it when I saw it, and saw it last night and loved the atmosphere and seeing it a second time it was so pretty and haunting.

[@fritosnlegoshai]

He's already done Crimson Peak

[@SuperDjdil]

@@fritosnlegoshai really?. I can't find it!

[@desicatedlimbs]

@@fritosnlegoshai he has not 🙂

[@MikeCobo876]

Thanks for pumping out content. Really appreciate the stuff you do here :)

[@mynameiscraig1388]

Professor foundflix got me acting different🥵😳

[@Virus8208.]

@peasant You found it I Asked :D

[@sirdigsbytheteadrinker8867]

@Peasant Silence, peasant

[@jojyoyo]

@Peasant I asked

[@prozaccc]

@Peasant shut

[@serlistogiette4168]

@@sirdigsbytheteadrinker8867 Let my subject speak!

[@yoshiro6046]

3:19 is me using FoundFlix for movie recommendations then me actually watching the movie scared asf