HEREDITARY (2018) | Behind the Scenes of Mystery Movie

Making of Hereditary (B-Roll)
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Plot:
When the matriarch of the Graham family passes away, her daughter's family begins to unravel cryptic and increasingly terrifying secrets about their ancestry.
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Director: Ari Aster
Cast: Toni Collette, Milly Shapiro, Alex Wolff, Gabriel Byrne, Mallory Bechtel
Production & Credits: PalmStar Media
Distributors: A24, StudioCanal
Country: USA
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[@fascinatinglist9654]

These videos are really helpful for inspiring film makers, in terms of the creative process behind movies.Thank you so much!

[@leftylimbo]

Wow. This is one of the first times I’ve ever seen a BTS for a film, much less a horror film that I really liked. It’s amazing how much work goes into it. The acting especially... **Spoiler** when Annie breaks down upon discovering Charlie’s death... to put oneself in that excruciatingly painful mode-and make it viscerally convincing-has got to be an extremely difficult task for an actor. Thanks for sharing!

[@grandam.]

Just watch the movie and hands down one of the best movie of the year

[@antifascist26]

FilmIsNow Movie Bloopers & Extras din originile T R Ri O R R We can 0 mi h update

[@saylor0000]

This is helpful to watch if you were permanently scarred by this film. It’s good to remind yourself “it’s just a movie.”

[@jayay2195]

Hattie Lewis I would've cried if it said "based on a true story" at the end

[@niallkquinn4458]

jayay I saw this movie a month ago and though it’s definitely better now, I’m still thinking about it way too much hopefully this will help.

[@Galvorn11]

Hate to tell you this; but witchcraft and demon conjuration/evocation it's a very real danger, and yeah, anyone involved in those wicked practices are just as disgusting as the degenerates of the coven depicted in the film, there is not a safe or good way to do this, there is no reason for us to deal with those entities, and yeah, they might kill you or drive you crazy, that's very true

[@jenellepink]

I felt the exact same way

[@sawknitsrestha3698]

The reason I am here.

[@jaiminsharma]

It's hard to believe that Hereditary was director's first feature film.. God damn

[@dmtmediabrothers]

AND..he wrote it!

[@BoogeymanIX]

@Ka1ne holy shit, he made that???

[@brodypenn]

CEO Of CEO'S yep. So far he hasn’t made one bad movie.

[@whiskii]

This and Harry Brown are the best debut movies I've seen, and they're also among my favourite movies.

[@lucasbell293]

@@BoogeymanIX ya he has like 7 short films

[@MeritlessMemes]

Is anyone else really surprised this was on a set? I totally thought they were in an actual house lol

[@keane2160]

I was surprised too they did a great job

[@kiudcalvin99]

Yeah me too

[@leoguerraf]

i am really surprised, i was totally 100% sure that it was a house lol

[@nf5011]

They build a set to make the house exactly like the little model that the mom uses, and to make shots like the first (or one of the first) when they zoom in the miniature peter's room and became the real one :o

[@looney1023]

They needed it to be a set to give it the look of a doll house. They totally nailed it.

[@stuna101a]

The movie starts slow but exponentially gets crazier and crazier and the amount of tension you feel watching some parts is second to non. There is a part about 35% in where there is so much anticipation and tension that for 20 seconds you are literally mentally hijacked by the movie. It's hard to describe but if you see the film you know excactly what I'm talking about.

[@theotterislands8642]

no like the scene where the brother is driving home and just goes to bed in shock was so filled with dread and anticipation i was almost sick

[@looney1023]

Blew my mind. Especially the rearview mirror ptsd and his panic attack days later....

[@falfieri3167]

Downey gets yeeted

[@benconnor3206]

stuna101a that’s a really good way to explain it, i remember in theaters at the scene with Peter not looking in the mirror after the accident literally made me feel outside of my body with anxiety and fear , i haven’t had a movie flip me out like that before in a long time, that’s how you know he’s a talent , also anyone notice the set looking like a big dollhouse ? I know that’s reaching but it’s just cool to me

[@TurtleeyTY]

@@benconnor3206 it's not reaching, it's totally designed like a dollhouse. the intention of that is to show how the characters are dolls being manipulated/etc

[@Gabriel-ud5hu]

3:26 it's so nice to see a open conversation between actor and director. They are really planning the scene together and look like they're enjoying it.

[@thedogs3467]

Wolf and Aster are both fully committed to the art of story telling. It’s more than money to the both of them. Fantastic pairing. Excited to see what Ari gets out Joaquin phoenix in his next project :)

[@ПавелСлободянюк-г8с]

Yeah it amazes me how human Aster is, and how he treats cast and everyone. Because you know…. with this level of delivery he could be full on Stanley Kubrick psycho, and nobody would care

[@alyssaxo1016]

This movie literally traumatized alot of people lol the director did an amazing job one of the scariest movies I've ever seen.

[@issamissa902]

Toni and Alex ate those roles for breakfast

[@Tuna503]

I honestly think this is the best horror movie ever. The product of 100 years of horror film making

[@ZombieZifiction]

l.m.f.a.o.

[@Tuna503]

ZombieZifiction what’s funny about my opinion other than it’s different from yours?

[@ZombieZifiction]

this is nowhere near close to the best horror film ever. it's a mishmash of tropes we've seen before. how can anything that relies so heavily on others' work be considered the greatest ever? it's very well made but it's unoriginal

[@AMARTmtz]

ZombieZifiction I honestly havent seen another horror movie like this one. I agree with u that we've seen these scares before but...I think its the best because of the way the filmakers executed the storytelling and how the viewer becomes attached and sympathetic to the family. But thats just my opinion.

[@ZombieZifiction]

AMART .mtz just because you've never seen one doesn't mean they don't exist. this film is a combination of 5 other horror films we've already seen

[@aubgray2700]

omfg the fact that every scene taking place in the house was just a set really calls back to the miniature doll house metaphor. genuis...

[@lambchopzzzzzzz]

eyy ey I thought the miniatures were very uninspired and did nothing for the film. I don’t think there is any metaphor that the miniatures are supposed to represent, just a device that was used to deliver exposition and the foreshadowing of some events.

[@aubgray2700]

megaatomicmuffin ehhhh I disagree. The way the miniatures were used was shown with how the mother liked to base them around scenes of her life. She would be able to manipulate the miniatures to how she saw fit & in her own vision (recreating her daughter's death, turning the miniature of her mother coming into her room away because she didn't want to look at it, etc.) It was a metaphor of how the supernatural/demonic presence was acting as "outside forces," manipulating the family to act in ways that caused them to destroy themselves (making the mother think that she would burn if she burnt the book, having joanne get her involved in the seances, making her "sleepwalk" to reinforce the distrust between her & her son, etc.) It was representing them not having any control of the situations happening to them. They were literally like dolls being played with.

[@ryantakach1478]

According to Graham, that's meant as "a potent metaphor for the family's situation." He told The Washington Post: "They have no agency, and they're revealed over the course of the movie to be like dolls in a dollhouse, being manipulated by these outside forces."

[@WolfataDoor]

megaatomicmuffin it’s 100% effective. The first shot of the movie shows the treehouse - this representation and then pans over to the dollhouse and who do we see first. Peter. Who is manipulated by a unstoppable outside force into hosting a demon.

[@benconnor3206]

Auburn Gray i was just thinking it also! I agree entirely

[@kylewhytonen]

Incredible film. Really bends the rules of horror and had me in shock by the end. Toni Collette gave a performance that hopefully will be remembered Oscar time.

[@PYMGUS]

Kyle W Hytonen so upset that it has zero noms, what a snub

[@sukma5277]

Sadly she was robbed

[@NemorisInferioris]

Ari is such a visionist. Knows exactly what he wants.

[@jamessandy5873]

Nemoris Inferioris I think the word is "visionary".

[@metalslug97]

They got any blooper reels for this film? Would be totally baller seeing the cast having fun away from the typical dark themes of this film

[@cirax21mf]

Despite having only a few short films, Ari Aster moves as if he were a veteran in the industry

[@jmctigret]

I saw this movie yesterday and I think I need therapy. Great movie that will creep you out and give you nightmares

[@honeybeeklo83]

jmctigret That’s if you can actually sleep afterwards! I didn’t sleep till 8 am!

[@jmctigret]

Eyes To See I did mess with my mind all day in night

[@nadaj2416]

where did you saw it!!!! i wanna see it sooo bad but i can t find it

[@ryantakach1478]

Hate to go to sleep because of the dread that’s in my head

[@RemiSynapse]

Same, I feel like I have post traumatic stress lol

[@fouroverseven7799]

Watching how this movie was made only confirms my belief that I could never act. I'd be too conscious of all the behind-the-scenes stuff happening around me. Collette is AMAZING. She deserves all the awards come next award season. Seriously.

[@michellelekas211]

Gabriel Byrne too! Understated and brilliant.

[@fernandaperez168]

I saw this film like 4 days ago and Im still here, trying to understand what was inside it that made me felt so sick. I've been unable to sleep until 6 AM since then. First I loved it, now I kinda hate it because I'm still in pain.

[@xannamu]

i literally can’t stop thinking about it lmao /:

[@jaringanberitaviral7996]

Yeah especially the tragedy, pain and agony the family exoerienced the whole of their lifetime. Especially that Annie tried to aborted his son, and the worst relationship between them. Also Charlie, where was her original soul at the first place? When she was born? In hell? And I can't imagine Paimon took her body right away.

[@AnnaPenaMusic]

Omg I feel the same way. I'm glad I'm not the only one. It's weird I've seen so many scary movies and I love them but I watched this movie last night and felt my chest was in pain and anxiety today. I couldn't sleep last night. I was jumpy as if I had ptsd or was traumatized by it. No horror movie has ever made me feel this way.

[@CuteDubuTokki]

Same here. The shots of Charlie’s decapitated head (both the ants scene and the statue scene) freaked me out the worst. The first one because they really lingered in that shot, letting the audience take it all in, it turned my stomach yet I couldn’t look away, the the second scene because it was so surreal and fucked up like I couldn’t even tell if I was in a nightmare or not. I think the movie triggered our deepest fears without cheap jumpscares, and the acting was so convincing because tbh I’d expect people to react like that in real life, which makes the movie much more believable

[@mcblazar1061]

Fuck off its a movie

[@masooon]

This is raw horror. Not any zombies or demons but grief. That’s what makes it horror. To be in the mind of a grieving family in a horror movie makes it 10 times scarier.

[@saviorofthedreamingdead]

this film triggered a psychotic episode and was seriously scarring, so its a breath of fresh air to see the behind the scenes and have some peace

[@saviorofthedreamingdead]

this is not a bad thing by the way LMAO this is by far my favorite movie ever, it was just so intense that it messed me up

[@rose.mp4.]

@@saviorofthedreamingdead same, just finished it, I'm here 1am wide awake with lights on watching this to calm TF down this was utterly horrifying in the best way

[@Awesomenesswithacherryontop]

I love that Toni Collette switches immediately to Annie when she's asked to °^°

[@musics4me]

This movie scarred me for life. That head on the pavement? Scariest jumpscare of the decade

[@evanchristy6815]

THAT HEAD OF THE PAVEMENT THAT WAS MISSING HAVE THE SKIN AND HAD FLIES MADE ME FREL SICK- THAT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED A JUMPSCARE

[@antoniettabombardelli8868]

That's not a jumpscare.

[@MRKYootube]

When a movie scares you so bad you have to watch behind the scenes to go to sleeo that night. "Ah thank god. It was just a movie.."

[@incarnate9914]

The acting was too good. It scared the shit out of me 😂 needed to watch BTS to seek some closure.

[@8klynn__]

Omg same i needed it to search cat stuff or some diy vidoes to get away from the scary stuff im always like that after watching horror movies

[@CrodolookslikeFrody]

This was an incredible movie

[@ericmata3728]

Holy shiet, Toni Collette is not american???

[@milaholly5996]

Eric Mata nope, australian

[@zombiethomas5738]

i thought so, she doesn't look American I would have guessed English but oh well

[@NemorisInferioris]

Ikr

[@hijack69]

ZombieThomas573 yeah..she doesn't look like a native American to me too

[@johndavolta3124]

dude...a lot of good actors are not American. Walking dead: the main character is British and the actress that plays "Maggie" is Australian Hacksaw Ridge: Andrew Garfield is British Nocturnal Animals: Actress that plays Laura Hastings is Isla Fisher, who is Australian

[@ThatMissQuin]

I've seen it three times. Love this movie.

[@ericoliver1603]

hhhhhoow its toooo scary

[@ThatMissQuin]

I like horror movies and family dramas. This was a nice mesh of both!

[@EdjeMr1975]

Realy ... I dont get it. I tought this movie is a joke and not scary at all. The hype was to big. And i Tought Charlie had a big role in it. It was so disapointing for me. I like the Conjuring movies and The Nun was great to. The Shining and The Exorcist. I love the 90s horror to and the 80s

[@fattyjaybird7505]

Man, i couldnt watch that dinnertable scene again on any regular day..... oh yea, the nun, wasnt very good

[@blacksmithorange8906]

who'schairisthat ? To be fair though, The Shining and The Exorcist were pretty good.

[@iStylesOG]

My favorite scene had to be after the shit hits the fan and he runs to the attic and the mom locks him in and starts banging, when it pans down and shows she’s hitting her head on the ceiling door I about lost my shit 😂😂

[@Moe_Lester_fromUptwn]

Now how she wound up hanging in the attic is beyond me.

[@jaynellioriginal5160]

Same! I’m still fucked up behind that scene!

[@kirawolf98]

Watching the behind the scenes will make me less afraid of the movie

[@Fibromatose]

this movie makes you go from "wow that's interesting" to "that's scary" to "this is terrifying"

[@CrazyKidAndFriends]

My friends didn’t tell me this was a horror movie going into it. Safe to say I was traumatized

[@JackDemonTranf]

And remember: always look at the upper corners of your room. Freaking scary.

[@njsnk]

shut up shut up shut up no please don't say that

[@aerialtaprootanalysis6117]

stop, that was so scary

[@baxel54230]

lol you just scared everyone by saying that

[@Yimyimyimyim277]

Who I am to complain if Toni Collette wants to crawl all over the walls of my room

[@iiikaruz]

sHUT UP RIGHT NOW-

[@uNkLeRaRa4]

Ari, Alex, Toni, Milly, Gabriel, and A24..... An absolute WINNING combination!!

[@michellelekas211]

Gabriel Byrne too! Understated and brilliant.

[@portaltaker]

If you haven’t seen the film don’t watch this there is a big spoiler half way

[@johnsmi213]

I've seen the film. What time is the spoiler at? It all seems pretty ambiguous to me.

[@portaltaker]

johnsmi213 where she tells them to think of Charlie, which lowkey spoils her death

[@nadaj2416]

where can we watch it

[@SteveEricJordan]

@@portaltaker Well, now you spoiled lol

[@maiqthetruther1039]

Steve Eric Jordan fucking idiot

[@kidneythief91]

So much talent bundled in such small packages. Wish nothing but the best for these young stars! :D

[@samuelm.e8778]

This actually makes me feel better. This is just a movie and the actors are all okay

[@jadesmediacorner]

It gives me chills to see Toni Collette when she wasn’t filming because she even stays in character when the cameras aren’t rolling. She was so dedicated to this role, it’s insane.

[@ZombieZifiction]

lol a lot of actors do this, it's not "insane" smh

[@jadesmediacorner]

ZombieZifiction I know, but I’ve never seen such a dedicated performance in YEARS

[@jamesskingley5751]

Wrong bro. That's an Australian accent the first time she speaks

[@jadesmediacorner]

JAMES SKINGLEY Lol I know but like other than that

[@TiberiusStorm]

I just watched an interview with her where she said she did NOT stay in character for this movie because it would have been way too exhausting for her.

[@elliotd9571]

2:04 is a pretty cool angle making them all look like miniatures

[@cunegonde4]

Filming tension must be so difficult for everyone involved. Those creating and feeling it aren’t the arbiters, the removed watchers decide. It must feel so bizarre and tremulous

[@VoodooChile69]

I like how most of the night scenes are shot in daylight and then edited to the final print.

[@jinbla2]

that comforts me so much

[@rgloeio]

Outstanding performance by Toni Collette! 🙌🏽 Amazing movie, loved it!

[@MyaJ451]

Toni Collette was amazing in this film

[@smokingduck507]

She was! The Dinner scene made me so uncomfortable! You really could feel the pain she was feeling and the whole family!

[@benconnor3206]

Ari aster and jordan peele are saving my favorite genre, god bless them. Shouts to carpenter, craven , Argento and many more classic kings of horror

[@batman-sr2px]

There are other great horror films released too you know. Idk about Jordan Peel saving horror , "US" was a mediocre followup to "Get Out" while "Midsommar" was still good.

[@cassie9414]

I was just thinking this! It’s so crazy to me thinking about growing up with Jordan Peele being this great comedian then boom, also a horror genius. Pure talent

[@whiskii]

Don't forget Wes Craven. Hereditary was a breath of fresh air for Western horror. I mainly take to watching Asian ones nowadays as I find them better.

[@benconnor3206]

Whiskii i shouted out craven 🙂 , i agree though I’ve been jumping into Korean horror

[@daniels.rogers480]

Robert Eggers

[@rupman27isback]

@5:33 the guy pushing the fat cameraman haha. I wish they could of showed the more interesting scenes that the audiences would like to see.. Charlie's head scene, the school scene with peter where he slams his face to his desk, and the last 20 mins or so of the movie haha. Great film btw.

[@oceansarchived]

this film scared the hell out of me and it was a great movie, and the last 30 minutes were fucking disturbing. but the thing that gets to me the most was Peters character - dude was going through all this and going to school the whole time, at one point getting possessed and smashing his head into the table, and then one day they’d literally never see him again... buuuut it’s just a movie so it is what it is

[@meissysabardiah621]

Give Toni her Oscar already

[@rotroom]

I need one for midsommar

[@psycho_maniac1389]

I can’t stop saying how amazing this freaking movie was! If you’re one of those that wants jump scares and crazy shot happening back to back as you’re used to then don’t even watch this. This movie requires you to put up the pieces as you go along

[@nardiwonderland]

had to watch because i was scared😭😭😭

[@deerosa2000]

Toni Colette deserved an Oscar Nom for her performance in this movie.

[@joetedrick4798]

The academy was too scared to watch the movie.

[@splinter3734]

Remember these words: "Ari Aster will be the next Kubrick of the new generation" just give him 2 or 3 more movies and the cinematography world will be change again. Thanks Ari for exists.

[@wdewey]

I love how they chose a set over real location, totally makes you feel like you’re in Annie’s miniature

[@GeneThundersnow]

Ari Aster seems like such a professional. So excited to watch the rest of his career as a director.

[@osbely]

I’ll buy this one on blu-ray. Great film.

[@blackwood5851]

Best terror movie I've seen this year along with The Witch. Had me on the edge of my seat at the end! Great job from director, writer and all actors.

[@maddieashton6609]

I literally completely forgot Toni Collette is Australian, holy fuck. She’s in three beloved films to me and she’s always got her accent on POINT

[@angec6682]

It's wonderful hearing Toni's Aussie accent between takes.

[@ValentinaFae]

i’m a big scary movie girl okay but this is unlike anything i’ve ever seen. it is genuinely horrifying and i haven’t been able to watch it sense the first time two years ago. for months after i watched it i just felt so sick and depressed and on edge. the pain you will come to feel for the family is unreal yet it feels so real. the actors make everything feel and look so real, which is a part of what fucks you in the head. it’s a mindfuck and i’m being truly serious when i say you should really think about it before you just go and watch it. it’ll change you.

[@karmaexists3541]

I watched this movie with my cousin at night in a lonely room. I didn't get scared, neither did I get uncomfortable, but I found this movie to be literally amazing!

[@bakedbeans5843]

Sameee, kinda bummed I didnt get disturbed but it was just a me problem. The plot and the acting was immaculate though

[@elena9.7.77]

I'm in love with this movie. I watched it on the cinema at night and I couldn't sleep. It was TERRIFYING. And the acting is so well... Tomorrow I'm going to see Midsommar and I think it's gonna be great 😁

[@dawnatkinson7339]

I thought this was one if the best, not just horror movie but just movie. I thought all the cast were fantastic and I loved the cinematography!

[@jonaswunderkind4580]

I am sure director sold his soul for this movie xD It is a masterpiece

[@cristinaj2223]

I would have loved to have seen the actors, Toni especially, work on this film. Seeing her act those intense scenes in real life. She’s such an amazing actor. Totally deserved an Oscar for this.

[@Circuitoptimize23]

Luv it behind the scenes

[@scarletmoon_original]

Who else had to watch this to soothe their minds after watching the movie?

[@mauludinrohmat6490]

even on behind the scenes. toni colletes is still stunning

[@launch4]

I don't tend to rewatch movies a whole lit after I've seen them once or twice. I also don't have much of a taste for horror movies. I've watched Hereditary dozens of times by now. It is the greatest work of horror I have ever seen. It gives me these weird horror-suspense-atmosphere tears every time I watch it. I wish I could meet Ari Aster, the actors and everyone else involved in making this and tell him how much I love and appreciate their work.

[@AndrewKamenMusic]

It'd be cool if there weren't fade outs every 3 seconds. First person to start a channel showing bts playing out will strike gold lol.

[@austinwilde03]

This movie was incredible

[@johnlane3989]

horror film of our generation

[@CinemaMylifeYes]

The mother over the wall freaked me to the core. I still can't enter or leave a room without looking at the corners.

[@shoaib6756]

Behind scenes became essential after watching horror movies in midnight alone with headphones 😅

[@justicedoit]

This movie was so scary

[@roverM30ds]

How Toni Collette not winning an Oscar for her performance in this movie is a crime! Amazing from start to finish.

[@marshandomness]

I love videos like these. As an avid film lover it's always so fascinating to see how these great films come together.

[@christiedennis1741]

I'm not too often scared by horror/ thriller,truly scared,but this film continues to haunt you way after you've watched it.

[@polypeptide]

Thanks for these! It would be awesome if the clips where he's talking with the actors could play out even longer!

[@EdjeMr1975]

Afther watching Hereditary I felt my House is Cursed

[@tofutoph]

Everyone was on their A game especially Toni Collette. She deserved an Oscar nomination.

[@jmanzo2009]

Weird how Ari's hand gestures seem like he's orchestrating the actors like they're instruments.

[@johndoe-fq7ez]

I needed to see this so hopefully the nightmares will stop lol

[@davo9905]

Ari aster is a creative genius.

[@vandalrizefilms3623]

What a great movie

[@emilyrainflower25]

This movie was suspenseful all the way through and ended at the climax of horror and tragedy. It reminds me of how the fly ended - although none of the family really survived, and in the fly at least two people survived, albeit without the main character. You can feel no relief as you realize how horrible it actually is, the extent of it all. At the end of the fly, the tragedy is complete, he’s dead, and the girl survives, but the swell of the terrifying music coupled with her sobbing and the jarring image of the machine sparking and smoking and flaming also gives you no relief. At the end of hereditary, were shown the full scene of what was inevitable and being orchestrated the entire time, and it’s horrific and completely fucked up. The suspense in both movies just crescendos until you feel completely overwhelmed. Or maybe that’s a weird stretch, I don’t know I’m not a film critic.

[@shr6482]

Who hurt u Ari Aster?

[@phrogg--6]

Idk he seems chill

[@jinbla2]

lmfao

[@siddharthnarendran283]

Im just watching this, to feel good after watching the movie. It makes me feel- Oh it was just a movie

[@sam8793d]

Ari is a perfectionist

[@charitymonias3012]

I watched the movie last night and It blowed my mind away it creeped the shit outta me I loved it it was kind brutal where Charlie die but still it was great 20/20 :D

[@yeahwazzup]

Had to watch behind the scenes so i can sleep tonight :D

[@mortezayousefi4595]

One of the best movie ever.

[@Scott-kj3bc]

With headphones I heard a heartbeat like 70% of the film

[@tylercaswell8260]

Who else jumped at Chuckie?

[@tylerwilson531]

Man I wish they showed the scene in the car. That was the most tense and best scene in the movie!

[@ItzBrittKneeBish]

Even after watching this the movie still freaks me out. The entire production of this film is just beautifully horrific.

[@nandantandel1604]

Lol when I was watching this film I was scared as fuck. My friend told me to man up, bro fuck off, I'mma check all the ceilings before sleeping.

[@PhilBeastallFilms]

4:57 - a very unhappy 1st AD or Producer who wants to move on but Ari Aster wanting another take. 😅 you can even hear the guy sigh when Ari asks for one more.

[@gxbrxxl9626]

bro was prob thinking "u think ur kubrick mf?"

[@thomasmiles340]

Thanks. Here's one film where a director's commentary on the blu-ray would be welcome. Cheers.

[@inferno0020]

Ari "KIng Paimon" Aster has spoken.

[@heyimjoshkbye]

Saw this movie twice in cinema, great movie,but also really disturbing and messed up

[@Abdullahs_World]

i always watch the makings after the movie... So no fear! Just a movie.

[@lakebake4782]

I watched this movie early so I had the whole day to forget how scared I was. Bts footage definitely helps as well. Best horror flick of the decade imo.