Hereditary (2018) is DISTURBING | First Time Watching

[@punyparkerr]

the grandma definitely tried putting paimon in every male in her family. annie said her brother hanged himself and his suicide note blamed their mother for “putting people inside of him”. being she had DID and he was schizophrenic, people interpret it as hereditary mental illness but in reality he was being possessed.

[@JoshD9-4]

yes definitely!!!

[@RobbyRockaholic]

Well she missed her oprotubity with Peter . I love how accurate this is as far as being real and paimon is as real as the Bible stories or mythology . Can’t believe these guys haven’t seen this movie I really think this is gonna be a movie that stands the test of time this is our shining .

[@eloisecole3579]

@@RobbyRockaholic She tried to kill herself and Peter when she was sleepwalking because in some way she knew Peter was going to be paimon.

[@RobbyRockaholic]

@@eloisecole3579 yes, that’s definitely something to chew on, as messed up as that is she subconsciously knew, or… As fucked up as letting your child, and yourself on fire is… What if it was God’s work, because Peyman is the devil or a demon, so maybe guards fighting the fight too lol

[@tahiramasood-on9sc]

☠️☠️☠️☠️💀💀💀 16:13

[@Hotell_Kantarell]

I'm here dying of laughter about you guys instantly trusting Joan hahah. "Joan seems like a great gal" "Of all the characters in this movie so far, I'm feeling most comfortable with Joan". You guys are great!

[@joannesuzieburlison7128]

never trust the nice person.

[@NH-bg4lu]

This was me too I've watched so many reactions to this movie and half of them loved her😭

[@cherb008]

she’d immediately get these two into the cult tbf 😭

[@FUBAR_87]

"I didn't I was trying to save you!". In her nightmare she subconsciously knew her son would be a vassal for Paimon and tried to kill him before birth

[@Isabella-tu9fb]

Oh really? Makes sense

[@JackDanReact]

That's a really cool take, i didn't even think to look at it this way!

[@goups3605]

I remember catching that on my second watch, makes the movie that much more tragic

[@cherb008]

wow i didn’t even catch that. rewatched it recently with my dad and i caught a few more things but you’re absolutely right. it’s messed up but she would’ve been saving his soul

[@danyukhin]

yall are like the only react folks on yt who pause movies to discuss stuff further and I love it

[@JackDanReact]

Oh mate it's gotta be done i think, otherwise we'll be talking away and miss some key information! Adds a lot of time on to the raw footage but definitely worth it!

[@MarianFK]

​@@JackDanReactI was honestly glad you did that; whenever I see reactors just keep talking about what they just saw I'm like "PAY ATTENTION YOU'RE GONNA MISS THE NEXT BIG THING". This is specially true for movies like this, where every single shot seems to have a key detail to understand the whole story.

[@gunnarpoker2827]

@@MarianFK 100% agree

[@Thehypergamer347]

Akin reacts does that too love them idk why it’s so rare it’s so easy

[@oliviacase6417]

For those who don't know, reactors often don't pause the movie to talk about it because they post their full-length reaction on patreon so viewers can watch along. It's very difficult to sync up with a reaction when it's paused several times through the movie.

[@MrMmitch32]

20:40 I’ve looked at so much info about this movie I feel like I took a class on it. The clicking noise is made by Paimon. While possessing Charlie, he does the noise a lot and then when he finally possesses Peter you hear it once again. The noise itself is a calling sound made when hailing a camel. If you recall in the picture of Paimon, he is riding a camel and on the saddle there is a collection of severed heads. The clicking sound is just one that Paimon makes out of habit in the movie and it’s kinda proof that Paimon was in Charlie the entire time. Grandma got Charlie possessed when she was a baby which is told via other clues in the movie.

[@frankiesayspanic]

i think the clicking is supposed to sound like a bird

[@roems6396]

Clucking like a bird, because Paimon is a bird. Where did you read it’s the sound to hail a camel? That’s ridiculous.

[@lizzyrank5405]

​@roems6396 I mean, you can do that. Honestly, with any animal, you can. When people ride horses, they click.

[@roems6396]

@@lizzyrank5405 What’s your point? You think it’s more likely that this demon of hell is making noises like he is “hailing a camel,” or because he is depicted as a bird, there is a ton of bird symbolism, one literal corpse…and clucking is a common bird sound? One makes no sense, and is not supported by the movie, and the other makes sense and is vastly supported by things in the movie.

[@crocochoo]

@@roems6396 You can also use the obvious, which is that Ari Aster himself in interviews refers to the noise as a cluck.

[@janb92]

The part where Peter gets possessed in broad daylight in the middle of the classroom might be my favorite scene. It’s terrifying

[@roems6396]

Yeah, he can’t move. It’s like sleep paralysis. He has to smash his face against the desk to get free.

[@shortyshawty]

The actor (Alex Wolf I think) was so committed he broke his nose on the desk despite there being a protective layer on top.

[@gunnarpoker2827]

I personally think the biggest problem with the movie is that actor, but maybe that's just me...i also think the wife in the shining kinda brings that movie down too

[@roems6396]

@@gunnarpoker2827 What are you talking about? He did an amazing job. Every single actor in this movie was top notch.

[@SC-gp7kt]

Everybody misses that Annie did not knock over the turquoise paint. It fell over by itself.

[@jayb1014_]

And you can see the light shine behind her right before it knocks over

[@wangchi_]

And landed on Joan's number no less.

[@michaelhuie5878]

Yeah she tried to grab it and then the light shimmer appeared. Every scene Paimons around you see the light shimmer.

[@aj897]

Charlie’s coffin was also turquoise…… wtf

[@funty420]

Novum didnt miss it. I missed it but the person i watched it with didnt

[@DeeJayResist]

The only time the mom had free will is when she was sleepwalking. Annies husband was also her psychologist before marriage. This is why the cult couldn't break him into submission like the rest of the family. And when they did he was suseptible to being burned. A24 released the screenplay to this movie that describes what's not always obvious on screen. The cult wanted to give them the illusion of choice, putting the flyer in the mail slot. They didn't take the bait, so Joan showed up to the art supply store. Joan also told the spirit that she brought his favorite chalkboard. At the art supply store, you can clearly see her with a new chalkboard in the shopping cart.

[@raeofsunshine8377]

i cannot believe you guessed most of the plot twists as a joke lmfao

[@jessemaleh8145]

this film should have been called "Poor Peter".

[@1983simi]

for real. i rewatched this movie recently with a friend who hadn't seen it yet, and his reaction was... different... by halfway in he was in stitches about how poor and unfortunate Peter is in this story. he literally was in hysteric giggles going 'Oh, poor Peter! Poor Peter! Oh my god, that poor guy!'

[@JaimeCard]

I saw this in theatres. When the Mom floats up into the treehouse, everyone was silent until one dude exclaimed "what the fuck" and the entire theatre started laughing 😂

[@suchageekblog]

Both incredibly valid reactions 😂

[@rkay4998]

HELPP the commentary people were making during the movie was making it a comedy more than anything 😭

[@ollyjs98]

Hilarious video once again guys, Jack’s “thoughts” once again predicting almost everything is amazing😂

[@thebookgeek87]

A fave of mine. I always thought Annie trying to kill her children (while she was pregnant with her son & while she was sleep walking) was her way of subconsciously trying to save them from her mother

[@user-ft3ul5lp6z]

Omg i never even thought of that in that angle

[@lizzyrank5405]

I also saw it as a way for Paimon to sever trust between her and her kids so they are more inclined to go to grandma and then she can do whatever

[@kitten5290]

"Well she's not choking anymore." He not not right.

[@rickyware9317]

“Did you just swim through the air?” “Silently as well” 😂

[@antinovel]

yessss an hour long treat! “hey you like fucked up stuff right?” is exactly how my friends got me into A24 movies 😂

[@lupine.spirit]

I keep saying it but it’s a crime that Toni Collette didn’t get an oscar for this.

[@heidihoglund8792]

I'll never stop saying it!

[@Marklinsf]

@@heidihoglund8792 me either!

[@RealBradMiller]

Honestly, the entire movie deserved an Oscar.... Not the cast... The entire movie!! 😂

[@lupine.spirit]

@@RealBradMiller sure, it’s one of my favorite movies of all time. But Toni Collettes acting is the very best thing for me, she is amazing and especially in this one

[@RealBradMiller]

@@lupine.spirit Totally agree!

[@sineaddelongpre7328]

For anyone who may have the same questions as Jack & Dan here are some answers: Q1. why touch grandma's lips at the beginning? A1: The woman seems to be rubbing an oil or liquid of some sort on the grandma's lips, this is a reference to the old Christian practice of "anointing" the lips of royalty so that their souls may slip from their bodies more easily. It ties in with how possession in the film is often depicted with the victim's mouth open. Q2: What is happening when Peter is attacked in bed? A1: Most commonly accepted theory is that its Annie's hands grabbing his head and she isn't trying to manually decapitate him because if you rlly pay attention she's grasping at his jaw & trying to pry his mouth open. Shes likely possessed momentarily by Paimon who through Annie is trying to force his mouth open so he can possess him. (this is assumed because the odd behavior was preceded by her supernatural interaction with Charlie's sketchbook) Q3: What's up with Charlie's clicking? A1: Paimon is described in folklore as speaking in a different language when summoned. In order to understand him you have to command him to "speak plainly". Ari Aster the director described Charlie's click as a "cluck" and Paimon is often symbolized by birds. The common understanding is that Charlie is a "nonideal" vessel so while she is possessed it isn't his preferred body. Since she's possessed most assume she's clucking as a result of Paimon. Also at 30:57 you can see Annie reach for the orange paint but the blue one spills on its own. this spill causes her to notice Joan's contact info. The cult/Paimon's magic has been at work since the beginning

[@Rouis-ht6bh]

The first thing iirc wasn’t oil, it was a herb, when Annie drank tea later in the movie in Joan’s house she picked the herb out of her mouth. I think it was something about how it makes it easier to take the soul

[@Atomicl3itch99]

lmfao at the way you guys caught on to the cult stuff instantly at the funeral

[@JackDanReact]

Who's walking around carrying out rituals if they aren't in a cult am i right? 😂 Annie dropping hints straight away!

[@mdolbey93]

“Well she’s not choking anymore” 🤣🤣🤣💀

[@ju2545]

Facts u prob didn’t catch: Charlie was never Charlie. She was Paimon even before she was born, hence why she never cried. Her death was planned by the cult. (People are saying that every random person you see is a part of the cult, even Peter’s crush) At the end, it’s not Charlie possessing Peter. It’s Paimon. Peter died when he jumped out the window and then Paimon possessed him. Lastly, Paimon rides on horses, and the clucking sound that Charlie was making is the sound you make when you want the horse to go forward.

[@josephirizarry5195]

When Annie is consoling Charlie, the film plays Paimon's theme as a lullaby - which I think is brilliant, and it's one of several things in the film that you won't catch until at least the second viewing

[@Roseforthethorns]

This was AMAZING. I’m so excited to watch your other reactions. If you haven’t seen them- “Midsommar” and “Talk to Me”

[@JackDanReact]

So glad to hear that you enjoyed the video! I've seen talk to me, but Midsommar is 100% on the list, give me more A24!

[@Hey_Jamie]

More A24? the Lighthouse. And yes, Midsommar. Sad we won’t get a Talk To Me reaction lol

[@Roseforthethorns]

@@JackDanReact YES, A24 for the WIN. So glad you’ve seen Talk to Me- I legit still think about that movie on a weekly basis.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

When Peter sticks his hand in the air he’s temporarily possessed by Paemon , notice the arm straight up and the hand point forward , in the book about Paemon there’s a pagan illustration of this demon and it’s holding a wooden staff with a carved hand pointing to the west where it’s kingdom in hell is.the statue in the tree house at the end has the same staff , a staff that given the demon it’s “magic “ ability . If you pause when she opens thst book and read the 2 pages and 2 prior and look closely at the illustration , those couple pages and illustration answer every question anyone will have about what’s going on. The illustration shows Paemon riding a camel and holding 3 heads by their long hair , the 3 heads are the queen that gets it his male body on earth. ( her grandma, and the grandma gave her soul, her daughters and grand daughters to Paemon as it’s 3 mistressss , that’s why all 3 end up heads cut off as part of the ritual and Paemon Carrie’s their heads around with it by their hair. It says Paemon is a trickster god/demon having an ability to trick souls on earth using its magic staff , the blue lights that led everyone to ultimately the worst possible scenarios is Paemon using its tricks to manipulate this family , showing Peter a smiling reflection when he wasn’t smiling another trick , it uses tricks to make human souls think their going nuts , lead them down bad paths etc . When Annie knocks the bottle of blue paint over , watch closely , she’s not even close to knocking g it over , it’s tipped over by Paemon onto the saiance pamphlet and Joan’s number giving Annie a fake sign she should calls Joan and do the conjuring. The text says Paemon is a demon that has both male and female genetalia ,this is how is why and how it resides in Charlie from nursing to death but needs a male body to be its most powerful , grandma promised the demon Peters body and her her daughter and grand daughters souls for eternity in grace for wealth on earth which they had. She’s damned the entire family to hell for money . Notice grandma breast fed Charlie and dug her claws into Charlie , the breast feeding was part ritual to allow Paemon into Charlie’s body as an infant. Charlie was alive so her soul was still in it too which is why she jsut seemed odd . The clicking she does is Paemon , for thousands of years to present wealthy men who had camels have used that clicking sound to audibly tell the camel to begin walking , to come to the master or stop . Camel owners in the Middle East still do this clicking of the tongue . Remember Paemon rides a camel in Hell, thus the clicking and when I’m Charlie’s body she clicked or it did I mean . When it goes in Peter at school and in treehouse he clicks . Demons work towards possession by breaking down the person , not let them sleep , keep them scared , feeling crazy , isolating them , ohsucsl and emotional trauma until they break and it can take possession of their body’s. It broke Annie down taking her dad brother , husband and daughter , when temporarily in peters body at school after Joan casts her spell the demon bashes his face into the desk to speed it up . Fun fact the actor bashed his face on purpose as he was method acting this role and broke his nose in that actual scene you see. Notice also peters face was normal but when possessed at desk his face physically warps , left side of face droops a LoT , notice Charlie’s face drooped sagging on the left . In real life it’s normal but was altered in post the faces contort having a demon in side. Annie tells Charlie she’s was an unusual baby never crying and doctors thought soenthing was wrong mentally but never found any actual issues , autism , assbuegerd. She never smiled laughed showed any affection or happiness. In religions demons were never human, eternity in helll responsible for the misery of those in helll and to tempt and deceive good souls , there can’t exist any peace happiness , love joy in hell demons and Satan are 100% evil and dark incapable of feeling anything good , explains why Charlie is never shown happy , smiling , laughing and chopping birds heads off without any hesitation , she needed a head for her creepy doll so orders a bird to kill itself at her school window never looking that way or jumping but got the scissors to cut it off showing Paemon did that. Charlie for a little girl had zero fear sneaking outside to sleep in the unusually nice and large treehouse in the mountains of park city utah freezing nights no blankets pillows or heaters and notice the Ceiling shape in her bedroom and treehouse , we see the treehouse is where the cult ultimately shows us it’s an evil temple for the demon where they gathered to worship Paemon and complete the ritual , not in a catherdral or house but a treehouse , the same treehouse Charlie sneaks out to every night but never seen sleeping. A number of scenes show us naked cult members were in the forest the whole movie ,look close we see their breath outside peters window twice nakeds in attic . Covered in white paint or chalk and naked shows they were performing. Rituals asn spells IN the house outside surrounding every night. The unimaginable horror, pain and anger and family falling apart so rapidly was the cults doing . Look closely at faces at the funeral all the people Annie had no idea who they were were the cult memebrs worshieprs of Paemon, you’ll notice they ARE the fake grief group , 2 of Peters “best friends “ are in the cult , the one that invited him to the party where Charlie’s demise was carefully planned . We see this cults been pulling strings all along destroying their lives. We see peters death, his soul can be seen leaving his body after jump , he died in the falll and we seen Paemons spirit enter peters body after death. So peters isn’t possessed by Paemon at the end with Peter still inside also, the person in the treehouse was Paemon spirit in its new body. When he clicks many viewers said it’s Charlie but the camel clicking is the demon not Charlie . Charlie was killed planned by the cult , her soul promised to Paemon , she wasn’t possessing the mom mom and Peter . She’s in hell thanks to grandma. The cult completed the rituals ending in peters death promised by grandma giving lemon a healthy empty male body with no soul , the cult literally conjured. Eighth king of hell into a human body one of the most powerful demons in hell was now. On earth in a physical body , an event that was going to start a period of bad stuff accross the earth. Turns out Annie’s family wasn’t mentally ill , the queen of a demon destroyed their lives with Evil. Paemon is a wrote about demon and most searched in text in movie was from satanic books etc. . Creeps me out . Oh and Annie’s husband lighting on fire was another trick by Paemon, it lit her shirt on fire to make her think it’s tied to her , when she tosses it in second time Paemon sets hubby on fire the final breaking of Annie’s soul

[@suedaa31]

i read all of this i cant believe it

[@erinl4626]

Ari Aster is a strange and wonderful man... you should give Midsommar a watch, too :)

[@JackDanReact]

I loved this so i definitely need more of Ari in my life! Midsommar is definitely coming soon!

[@josephirizarry5195]

@@JackDanReactwatch his short film ‘The Strange Thing About The Johnsons’ for a something pretty out there, fun tor the whole family

[@Lannisen]

As a Swede, I approve of this.

[@RipleyE-we1hj]

I've seen all three of his films ("Hereditary", "Midsommar" and "Beau is Afraid") in the movie theatre. I watched all his short films here on KZbin. Yeah, I'm a huge fan. Looking forward to his next genre-bending (western-noir-dark comedy) film titled, "Eddington".

[@nebulousreactions]

I am always amazed that anyone can have a positive or sympathetic reaction to the father in this story. In my opinion, the whole thing is his fault. Annie is bananas, always has been. Her mother ruined her, so even though I have a visceral emotional reaction to the way she neglects and abuses her son throughout the movie (not to mention sending a child with a severe allergy to a house party with teenagers without a goddamn EPI-PEN), I intellectually understand that she is not a stable, sane person and is not aware that what she's doing is wrong. The father is another story entirely. He is 100% aware that his wife is nuts and a danger to his children, and he just lets the whole thing unfold because he has NO spine. Dude's a damn coward. He sits there silently while his wife spews abusive vitriol at his child over the dinner table, but what does he do when the child CALMLY expresses his emotions in return? The dad shuts him down. He doesn't even let his child express his emotions because he knows his wife can't handle the truth. He chooses his wife over his children, and that's fucked up. He doesn't even get the kid into therapy after he accidentally causes the death of his sister and is clearly struggling with it. The fact I hated the parents SO much really made me less afraid of the movie. I found the family dynamic deeply horrifying, but the supernatural element barely rated on my list of what was scary about this film.

[@Hoschius]

True, through his passivity the door is even wider open for Paimon. a psychologist wrote an interesting sentence about this film: "How could the inevitable be better illustrated than through a sacrificial lamb story from the perspective of the lambs?"

[@dya-in1997]

the scene at the table has been explained. when, in one scene, peter sees his own face twisted into a smug, cruel smile in the glass; we automatically understand that that's the face Annie is seeing when the actual Peter looks guilt ridden and upset. From her perspective, he accidentally killed his sister in a freak accident and then has been smirking about it gleefully for days.

[@nebulousreactions]

@@dya-in1997 That changes nothing. If anything, it makes their inaction about getting the kid to a psychologist even WORSE. He literally went into an extended state of shock following the incident. HOURS. That's a HUGE red flag that he's not okay and is having a grief reaction that's not anywhere near normal. Smirking after accidentally killing his sister, and you're trying to convince me Annie shrieking abuse at him instead of getting him to a shrink is the correct reaction?

[@nebulousreactions]

@@dya-in1997 I mean, her rant ends with "Because no one can admit anything they've done!" She's talking about herself, just as much as him. She's literally taking her anger at herself out on her child who just went through something unbelievably traumatic because on some level she knows she's at fault for forcing him to take her without an epi-pen in the first place (and almost killed him as a child, of course) all because she does not like the expression on his face? You know, just because a filmmaker gives an explanation for the way their actors behave in a film doesn't mean it's the right way for someone to behave. Just because a director convinced you screaming abuse at a CHILD is reasonable in a certain context, particularly a clearly traumatized one behaving abnormally, does not mean it is ACTUALLY okay. EDIT: This film should almost be required viewing before people are allowed to have children. It should be a litmus test. Anyone who watches this film and sides with the abusive fucked up mother over the CLEARLY traumatized child should not have children. People fucking up their kids with their own psychological baggage is the reason this world is such a messed up place.

[@robynmarler1951]

You two are top tier intellects. I've watched loads of people react to this film, no-one calls it faster.

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

At 55:43 - Why did Peter go to bed with his shoes on? The night before (or two - it's hard to keep track of time), his mother choked him in the middle of the night. So... He wore his shoes in case he needed to run. It's not weird - it's clever.

[@justlive2809]

wasn't he put in his bed by his dad after he smash his head at school?

[@soniaiboyako4023]

​@@justlive2809 no we need to make everything about Annie being a terrible mother!

[@willithinkthereforeiam]

So ready for this reaction based on the thumbnail alone 😂

[@JackDanReact]

Hahaha it was so disturbing! The way Annie was behaving right at the end was just so unsettling!

[@willithinkthereforeiam]

@@JackDanReact as disturbing as the movie is, you guys had some hilarious reactions. "WhatsApp for the dead" comes to mind 🤣

[@besupaaa]

The actress that played Charlie actually quit acting after this movie because everyone commented on how "ugly" and "weird looking" she was, when it's actually just her face.

[@PhedreTheParamour]

When Joan is introduced and you guys gush about how safe you feel with her i laughed for 20 mins. thanks for that.

[@PhedreTheParamour]

just made it to the doormat scene and im gonna laugh for twenty minutes more. subscribing.

[@Em_of_Brien]

Toni Collette being amazing stressed out ghost mom for like 20 years

[@Cadams7]

The joking early about grandma being a cult leader and the attendees of her funeral being the cult members and your dismissive chuckling had me dying.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

54:46 unfortunately no, that would be an excruciatingly painful death. very non-instantaneous. but yeah, he's gone.

[@JackDanReact]

That's such a horrific ending for Steve, he had such a rough time in this movie

[@aj897]

4:25 Crazy concept, kids sneak out lol

[@NigelShepherd-z7k]

"Yo, What's up grandma?... How about you step out of the darkness, yeah?" 😂😂 I'm using that... on any little old lady that creeps me out 😁🇬🇧

[@rmusic08]

Welcome back boys hope you're feeling better. Been looking forward to this one

[@JackDanReact]

Ah appreciate that! Glad to have you back for this video mate!

[@FrankieB]

Your thoughts on Joan when she first came into the movie was actually hilarious

[@Williamswartz]

You guys should watch the “everything you missed in hereditary” the lore in this movie is amazing

[@Steef_Lee]

Just stumbled across your channel and 4 minutes in im liking it. Subbed

[@JackDanReact]

Ah appreciate that mate! Glad to have you here!

[@sarae167]

I can’t wait for this channel to get bigger The quality and content of these videos deserves it♥️

[@JackDanReact]

Those are some really kind words, thank you so much! Still got a long way to go and loads to learn but it's all part of the fun! Appreciate you being part of the journey 😊

[@riskey]

The first A24 film I saw was The VVitch. If you haven't seen it, I recommend it. Very weird flick about a family in Colonial America.

[@JackDanReact]

I hadn't heard of it until about 10 minutes ago, after checking it out i'm already excited to watch this, looks right up my street!

[@theoneeyedking4287]

Definitely highly recommend the vvitch

[@kellifranklin4432]

Hope y'all are feeling better. I've had Covid for a week now and I'm finally feeling better myself. After watching this movie the first time I went back and looked up Paimon and his mythology and after reading that I went back and watched the movie again and each scene made crystal clear sense. Also I believe that Leigh was trying to put Paimon into her husband and he knew. That's why he starved himself to death. I'm really enjoying y'alls reactions to this movie!

[@JackDanReact]

I was hit with a second round of it right after we recorded this video, but can confirm it's all good now thankfully. Sorry to hear about your covid, hoping that you'll make a fast recovery now the first week of it is down! I was just thinking about reading up on this Paimon chap myself, i'll definitely do that now. I also think that Leigh trying to put Paimon in her husband is a great theory! Glad to have you here! 😊

[@ohsangwoo2452]

The way yall actually guessed that grandma was a cult leader of sorts and that at her funeral there were her fellow cultists.

[@williammatthews693]

This poor family! They've got no food. They've got no jobs. Their kids' heads are falling off!

[@joannesuzieburlison7128]

I will join your cult, hail jack and dan!!

[@okayunstableaf823]

I died when you guys said “oh I love Joan”

[@lizzyrank5405]

I wonder if Annie was posseessed by Paimon to douse them in paint thinner so Peter would go to grandma more since he was never allowed near her when he was younger. If not then idk how it wpuld serve Paimon to off the kids and Annie since he'd have no vessel.

[@80Jay71]

Pentagrams and people with goat-heads isn't a cult. It's just the french olympics.

[@DianaWoods-n7r]

I don't know if you'll ever see this but you guys are fantastic! 💜💜💜 I'm painting as I listened to you and I had to stop because I was laughing so hard and I didn't want to mess up the lines and dots! 😂😂 "Look what happened to her- Her head fell off."🤣😂

[@LaoneRaleru]

Hey guys you've got a new fan and subscriber from Gaborone in Botswana, Africa ❤ this is one of my favourite horrors and I enjoyed every bit of your reaction 😂

[@1983simi]

I still think they robbed Toni Colette for not giving her an Oscar for this performance

[@goups3605]

31:56 😂 “and not at all coincidental.. DAN”

[@angelavalentino5146]

You appear to have a “drinking problem”- eventually you should watch the comedy “Airplane!”, but only after Jaws, Saturday Night Fever, The Poseidon Adventure (1972) for references. You might be able to get more of the jokes from the 70’s and 80’s.

[@larindanomikos]

Well, you guys figured out the film in the first ten seconds.

[@stealingdreams1]

I had my hand over the movie in the corner in that one scene where Annie was banging her head on the ceiling and you guys full screened it LOL Thanks guys

[@pollyparrot9447]

Expecting fuckedupness is exactly the right way to approach Hereditary.

[@Donna9154]

If this the vibe Midsonmor and Talk to me are a must watch!

[@janb92]

Both sooooo good

[@alexandervelez9507]

been missing you guys. glad you’re feeling better.

[@robbiuchiha]

so happy found yall channel you guys are funny af

[@XxxMuseluverxxX]

Loved this reaction! You guys were so on point with the analysis and noticed so many things most reactors don’t! Also love that you guys pause the movie and discuss ❤ SUBSCRIBED!

[@spookynerd38]

This is hands down one of my favorite horror movies of all time, even though it always leaves me feeling depressed and with a sense of dread. However, watching you guys react to it had me laughing almost the entire time 😂

[@JackDanReact]

This is definitely up there for me too for favourite horror! I'm really happy to hear that we were able to alleviate some of that sense of dread for you 😅

[@RealBradMiller]

49:20 Can we just RELEASE Peter from all this stress?!? 😂

[@OfficialPrettyLittleLiars]

HE NEEDS SOME MILK

[@JackDanReact]

JUST LET THE BOY DRINK HIS MILK PLEASE

[@aureliusandthespiral]

I grew up in that are, Park City Utah. It is gorgeous, mountains and all.

[@JackDanReact]

I'm so jealous, I'd love to one day get over there and see this incredible scenery!

[@moodforever]

You two are funny asf ... loved the humor & reaction , new sub 🙋🏾‍♀️✨

[@brianlevi9847]

You guys are too fun! 😅 saw this movie in the theater and had nightmares for several nights afterwards 😵‍💫 Greetings from Ohio!

[@SC-gp7kt]

Long pauses are there so the viewer can either physically see /notice something or realize something. The deeper, more intellectual movies that is.

[@GenRPG]

I'm glad you guys are back! Also, I am happy you both are feeling better! 🙂

[@NikkiiB186]

Hereditary freaked me out but you guys actually make me laugh on the reactions haha well done

[@earthien]

1:00:11 Wait'll you see "Midsommar" and "Beau is Afraid"... if y'all haven't reacted to them already, that is.

[@Thebiggestpapi2097]

Definitely subbing, you guys are hilarious

[@GrudgesXYZ101]

8:36 some people do have a delayed reaction to death in the family. I do specifically when one of my pets died it usually took a year or a few months to start to actually cry and mourn about them same with my family members that have died and forcing her to go to the party aswell.

[@aghostswhisper]

lol the 180 on Joan 😂 that was so good

[@kellyi.4353]

I had to pause this video because I’m laughing so hard tears are streaming from my eyes! 20:18 of this video, you guys are mocking Charlie’s clicking sound: “unhand me woman!” “Clicky freak out.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Marklinsf]

At 18:32… They’re so observant, but they didn’t catch the breath of the person watching him from the outside??

[@paulinekeown2472]

You all are my new fave horror reaction channel. Your banter is clever and genuine, and you guys have the best vibes. I'm thinking about subscribing to your Patreon.

[@SOCCERNUT32]

One of my favorite horror movies. Great reaction guys !

[@JackDanReact]

Thanks mate, appreciate you stopping by and checking out the video!

[@heniz_beans2]

Underrated as hell. Joined the 5.1k sub army

[@amandac.d.4216]

Loved the reaction!! First time watching and you guys are so insightful and good at spotting important details! I've honestly never seen a reaction to this movie where the reactor was able to deduce _this_ _much_ before the ending. Great stuff, definitely subscribing 🌟

[@carom.9858]

Great video and... small channel? You guys are amazing!! Keep it up, can't wait for more content ❤

[@bethhoyle3033]

The way you guys kept jokingly guessing every next moment...😂

[@bethhoyle3033]

(correctly I mean!)

[@gloo0my452]

Love y’all’s dynamic! New sub 😄

[@extofer]

You guys are so much fun. Subscribed!!

[@JustCallMeMeghan]

Welcome back, lads!! I'm so excited to watch you 2 enjoy this amazing film!

[@JackDanReact]

Thanks, Meghan! Really appreciate you stopping by and checking out the video 😊

[@Raicheru13]

You are delightful! So glad I found your channel. Looking forward to watching everything you've posted and keeping up with future vids.

[@eimz28]

Had to subscribe to you guys. You're so entertaining 😅 watched your The Descent reaction as well. Classic

[@Zegin17]

49:45 Detective Yates: Outside of School is the one place where kids are supposed be safe.

[@rox4653]

Lol jack you reaction was prissles 😂and natural and wow your observation and noticing was soo good cuz many people didn't notice many things.👍

[@joannesuzieburlison7128]

You guys are adorable. One interesting thing I read was that all of Peter's classmates are in on it. They are all working him.

[@khaleesi1322]

I watched this just to get the reaction to the car and daughter scene, stayed for the comedy.

[@Marklinsf]

Again… Didn’t notice that Annie never touched the bottle at 30:57…

[@Typental]

Toni Collette is an iconic actress.

[@Kudos_OG]

Lmao 30:57 “rookie error.” If you watch closely you’ll see she never touched the blue jar, it appears to fall by itself! 😂

[@viviorunitia14]

Was just wondering when I was gonna see my favourite boys again. I'm glad you're both feeling better again now! Toni Collette will forever be an icon for this performance, such a shame she didn't get the award recognition she deserved

[@JackDanReact]

That's so kind of you to say, we're certainly glad to be back on schedule, got a few more movies lined up too that we're already excited to watch! I am stunned that Toni Collette didn't win any awards for this performance!?

[@amandavanderbilt3949]

This was a fun watch. I love how the voodoo doll didn't completely cover James Bonds gun in your video remake 😂.

[@JackDanReact]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! Haha, i'm working with limited supplies, it was the best i could do 😂

[@Greenkai3000]

02:10 - 02:38 have been golden moments in the history of the Jack & Dan React channel , LOL

[@moviemoth4192]

30:59 did you boys notice she didn’t even touch the bottle that knocked over?

[@Hey_Jamie]

I will never NOT click a new Hereditary reaction in my recommended.

[@Hey_Jamie]

Aaaaaaand subscribed. 9:56 sealed the deal. I mean it was sealed when I saw the clip of you sucking in the candy and choking right at the start, but.

[@philmullineaux5405]

I gotta admit, u guys figured this out pretty quick! Charlie's possessed, a cult, grandma cult leader, Joan, even grandma killing off the whole family!