Hereditary FREAKED ME OUT!!

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My first time watching Hereditary (2018). SO TERRIFYING. An interesting examination of grief, conspiracy, unsettling images and sound, and a healthy (unhealthy?) dose demonic ritual. Hopefully it's fun to watch me freak out 😅 I hope you enjoyed my Hereditary movie reaction & commentary
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[@CasualNerdReactions]

Thanks for watching! Let me know YOUR thoughts on this film and be sure to subscribe for upcoming reactions: A Beautiful Mind, Superman, Ready or Not, Superman II The Richard Donner Cut, Fire in the Sky, and Contact!

[@AbsoluteApril]

Fire in the Sky!! you just made my day knowing that is on the way

[@itaatisa8357]

So excited for A Beautiful Mind, underated gem

[@mledda621]

This was a bit much for me😶🤢

[@Thomas-no9wy]

Toni Collettes performance is one of the best I've ever seen in any horror movie. Her acting made my heart hurt for Annie. I hope she does more horror films in the future.

[@purcascade]

"I know it's probably pointless to ask, but is she OK?!?" That is SPECTACULAR. Toni Collette's scream when she goes out to the car haunts my soul.

[@dlweiss]

Love how deranged and emotionally brutal this film is. Lots of horror films feature trauma and death, but this one reallllly leans into just how SHAKEN such events would really leave people. Great reaction, and good job putting the pieces together re: Charlie, Paimon, and the ritual!

[@bb-ih9hg]

toni is finally getting the recognition she deserves as an actor bc man she is absolutely stellar in every movie/show she's done and I think the Oscars needs to pay more attention to the horror genre

[@LarinWheeler]

"Yes, hello, you're son was possessed by a demon in class today" 😂😂😂😂 This reaction is everything!

[@jessharvell1022]

the feel bad hit of the last 10 years, congrats on getting through it chris. i cracked up immediately at both "nothing bad is going to happen to toni collette" and "she has a nut allergy, got it." also you're the * only * reactor to guess that the grandmom actually was trying to put someone in her son's head.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Love the phrase feel bad hit! Haha and wait did I guess that? I thought the movie was pretty clearly letting us into that. Either way, bonkers story!

[@carolyngrinberg6889]

The tongue-cluck is the sound camel and horse riders make to signal their mount to move. In the movie, the demon is the rider.

[@m.c.a.2699]

OH

[@justintime41776]

Haven't heard this theory. Not bad.

[@stevesheroan4131]

14:35 “I think, like, y’all need some family therapy….” In the words of Anton Chigurh: “I wouldn’t worry about it.”

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

One of the things that scare me the most is how realistically the family tears apart. Trust me, I've had experiences of uncomfortable dinners where someone is mad at someone else and it is so f***ing tense I swear to god. I felt called out. I was watching reality in front of me, not just dread 24 hours a day.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Great observation. Their interactions did feel Incredibly real.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

My heart was legitimately beating from the start to finish even when not much was really happening. First horror movie to scare me this badly in YEARS 😳😨

[@Hey_Jamie]

2:37 on a second watch, you hear footsteps walking around upstairs before they walk into the house

[@CelestialWoodway]

I met the actress who plays the young daughter at a horror convention. She's a singer now.

[@itsjuliescottyay]

I believe she was before, she was in a Broadway musical, right? At least that’s what I remember hearing.

[@Lannisen]

No matter how many times I watch this film, or reactions to this film THAT SCENE always makes my body seize up for a moment. Just total shrimp pose.

[@E_l_l_i_e]

I look at The Exorcist and Hereditary as the New Yorks of horror movies. If you can make it there, you'll make it anywhere. Much respect for stepping out of your comfort zone and powering on through it until the end.

[@attitudeproblem6462]

Naa, I still find both of these less disturbing than The Human Centipede.

[@DeathBeforeComicSans]

I watched this with my best friend, and we went shopping the next day. She clicked at me from one aisle over, and I near shat my pants. 😅

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Haha. True friendship.

[@spookyweirdo6650]

"I guess the filmmakers don't feel the same way about Toni Collette" 🤣

[@Lunal73]

That’s my kind of terror; no mass murder or cheap jump scares. Still I won’t sleep for a month. Thank you for the recap. 😨

[@eszgepmozi]

The most disturbing film for me. And the dinner scene is one of the saddest scenes in film history, as is the mother's dream. The visuals and music are perfect and the acting is 10/10. Along with Toni, Gabriel Byrne as the completely broken husband and father is also perfect. Ari Aster's Midsommar is also worth a look.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

That scene is really powerful, it's just so real.

[@renee7407]

This movie disturbed me to my core and I loved it! Toni Colette’s performance was perfection and she was snubbed from the Oscars!

[@eddietucker7005]

Toni being snubbed wasn’t the Academy’s fault. He performance was Oscar worthy, but the studio and producers thought of a really great idea… let’s release a horror film in late spring, early summer! Everyone was saying how amazing she is in it and she deserves the Oscar for her work. But anyone associated with a great film with outstanding performances knows to release in October through December. Then it gets the true Oscar buzz and the voters won’t forget it. What happened with its release date is it was overshadowed by other performances, some not as strong, and put this movie out of sight-out of mind. This happens so many times. Some film’s marketing department will keep at a great release date or keep it in the forefront of the Academy voter’s minds. No one said anything until after the nominations came out and then everyone is yelling, where is Toni Collette’s name!? I hate that this happens but you have to understand the politics and thinking of the Academy voters.

[@danielreynolds1632]

You’re, “Good choice! 😁…Did you die though?” 🤔 Had me in stitches! 😂

[@donna25871]

How Toni Collette was not nominated for an Academy Award for her performance in this film?

[@remohio]

Joan is a saint! 😯

[@CasualNerdReactions]

🤣

[@jeffpatton2866]

This movie and the Exorcist are the only 2 movies that freaked me out the first time I watched them. The acting in both movies make you feel like you are going through the same thing the people in the movie are. The scene where Charlie loses her head ranks up there with what Regan does with the crucifix in the Exorcist as the most shocking I have ever witnessed.

[@justintime41776]

Didn't like Mama?

[@MZ-bl6wg]

If you pause on the book Annie opens when it talk about Paemon, the text is actual real text about this demon that goes back to biblical writings, you’ll read the book says Paemon is a Trixter “ as one of the Kings of Hell, one of the gifts the devil gave it was to be a Trixer , able to manipulate what those it is tourmenting see. Showing Peter his smiling reflection, Paemon had Annie seeing her shirt on fire and put it out as she stomps the book out. Burning the book doesn’t set anyone in fire , Paemon does. It implied to Annie the one linked to the book burns, Paemon then burns her husband “tricking” Annie so she realizes she was wrong and just killed her husband by fire which she didn’t , it’s Parmon but broke her. Also the finger of the pointing hand on his staff points to the Northwest where it resides. The text says it rides a camel in hell carrying the 3 heads, Paemon is released according to the book when the head of the one he is possessing is removed, so he cut Annie’s head off because he’s floating above Peter seeing his mom cut her own head off to break his will and anxious to get in his much desired male body. Many wonder if peters alive still and possessed,.when he jumps out the window and lands in the flower bed, a teenage male couldn’t die falling from a 2nd story window landing in landscape dirt,..but more importantly a demon in Christian belief can not animate a dead body , it has to be alive , so if Peter died Paemon couldn’t get into his body and get up. The confusion is watch just before the orb goes into Peters back,..you see a shadow leave Peters body. I think that’s a mistake. In possession the soul of the body remains inside the body. Paemon first gets into Peters body when he smashes peters face, trying to break him down but he wasn’t broken enough yet. All the cult members could have easilly grabbed Peter or stood in front of the window but “committing suicide is believed to be a sin , so Peter seeing the only way out of this is to kill himself his only option is jumping out the window to die , but Paemon and the cult know he’s not going to die jumping 12’ to flower head soil but that final choice was the final break down of peters willpower. The Kings of Hell have their minions that impose their will, they would be what carried Annie’s headless body to Paemons tree house. Your explanation of what the cult members would be “rewarded” with for getting it into a male host was exactly right, money corrupts the soul , the cult members would become insanely wealthy over time and be building massive corporations that would function off rules of greed , exploiting , all of this to get so many corrupted and the wealthiest of the world to infiltrate governments, bribery to officials, bringing hood people on and corrupting them through money . As the absolute earthiest on earth absolutely have peer today in society but these cult members do this to build a kingdom for Paemon. An intersting point is that the demon borbSatan rewards isn’t rewarding the cult members for them to retire and have a happy life, “rewards” don’t exist in Hell, everything a demon or demon king does is solely to inflict miserly on humanity , to tourment and temp , corrupt everywhere , to make humanity miserable , infiltrating or paying off the elete Government, use funds to set up the elete and manipulate all these things. Paemon making them rich is only a tool for them to use to tourment society and grow this greedy underbelly to tempt, hold hostage , blackmail, corrupt others. Nothing in hell is rewarded , it will make them rich for thst sole purpose of also bringing them more misery ultimately everywhere. Think of Epstein and that’s exactly what these cult memebrs would operate. Epstein used his wealth to gain power , he befriended goverment officials are flown to his island or wherever as well as the girls who were intentionally underage , gave them a bunch of these girls and had hidden cameras always on in every room to be able to blackmail them. Epstein built the massive amounts of locations of the powerful and elite of the country everything recorddd so he’d always have an out of any trouble. to break as many as possible , in return , that now has blackmail images so that FOR SURE when those he sets up underage sex for decide they’re worried he might say so they decide not to bail him out , he could then call them again and blackmail them to get him out. Frustratingly when it became knowledge this roster of everyone and what they did with who, money exchanged and it existed , the elite couldn’t let it be discovered so somehow l”hung himself” in solitary had to be killed to “kee the secret “”safe”” a Jeffrey Epstein when he was alive was probably one of the most powerful / protected “elite@ in the world., a pedophile that made sec with underage girls a “safe, secret” endulgement for anyone in power . In the end, if he hadn’t been “killed” by “himself” the book of records he could trade to get out , but the electric and governent would collapse .

[@lynnie6633]

Ari Aster must be a very weird person!!! I must be too because I loved this movie, but my favorite of his is Midsommar, another horrifying movie but is a completely different way. I hope you react to that at some point!

[@CasualNerdReactions]

MAYBE. 😅

[@josephirizarry5195]

They even kill the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever because Ari truly wants you to know suffering

[@tanjabuchholz5314]

You're so observant & intuitive! Love your reactions!

[@eddietucker7005]

LOVED your reactions! Such great direction from a first time director. The shots were so interesting. I also liked the opening scenes, as you did, of how the camera pans into a doll house and changes into an actual room. There is one shot that is amazing that no one catches because it is short. It’s when they are at Charlie’s graveside funeral. Toni Collette is destroyed in the long shot that shows Charlie’s casket being lowered into the grave. The camera is level to the casket and lowers as the casket does, and continues into the ground so that you can see and feel what it is like to be lowered into a grave! It makes you think that this is going to happen to me someday, which of course, it is. But now you can visualize it with your living eyes, unlike not being able to once your dead. A funny gaff that they should have thought of sooner and avoided was the ever-expanding treehouse. At first, it big enough for Charlie and a space heater. The it gets a little bit bigger so that Toni and two space heaters fit comfortably. At the end, it is big enough to have two headless, mother/daughter duo of corpses bowing, one full size standing idol with Charlie’s decapitated head on it, Peter, and a congregation of naked people fitting comfortably in this treehouse! Wow! Can you imagine what the rent would be on an expanding room!? CLUCK!!!!!

[@AbsoluteApril]

Amazing reaction. I liked how you speculated at the first grief counseling how maybe the mom was into weird stuff and it wasn't just mental illness. very astute. I loved Joan at first too 😭

[@CasualNerdReactions]

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one. I was questioning my ability to judge one’s character haha.

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie will mess you up for life!

[@DeathBeforeComicSans]

Oooo! I’ve been waiting for you to do this one!!!!

[@brianattyberry]

I love watching ppl discover my favorite horror movie of all time. I like your reaction. I'm subbing to see what's next. From the jump, Toni Collette was trying to save Peter from the cult and the P monster (I don't say their names). Remember in the sleep walking scene where she was telling Peter she didn't want to kill him, she was trying to SAVE him? She'd rather kill him than to have him get taken over, but how hard would that be to have to do that? I'm only halfway thru the reaction so idk if you'll catch other stuff in the last 15 minutes but I'll come back to here. I noticed you didn't catch Mom in the upper corner of his bedroom before she was downstairs in the upper corner of the living room. The cult was naked and outside the very next scene after the husband burned and Toni was taken over.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

It didn’t even occur to me she might have been trying to save him back then. So fascinating!

[@GMDTurbo]

29:59 All of that for a Burger King crown. Where do I sign up?

[@Marklinsf]

He totally missed the creepy man i the corner at 2:02

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

Oh dang! I haven’t even watched the reaction yet but I already feel bad for you ☹️

[@allier1867]

one of those horror movies that genuinely scared me. also helped i watched this alone in a dark room haha

[@アキコ2003]

This movie portrayed loss and trauma very well, I can't think about other movies who did it this well of the top of my head. If someone knows any pls tell me?

[@shangc2781]

You're delightful as a reactor. Can't wait to check out your other videos

[@CasualNerdReactions]

You left a delightful comment lol. Thanks, Shan!

[@IvorPresents]

Brilliant performances all around. Frightening glimpse of mental health issues. The girls death devastated me in the theater. opening miniature work reminded me of a dark Wes Anderson. Funny. the movie should be seen a second time to pick up on all the references, but I could not bear to experience it again.

[@jennifergrove2368]

I really should have made time for some after care with this one the first time I watched it because I watched it at my bf's parents cabin in the woods at night with his mother's creepy homemade tree trolls hanging for decoration and so I couldn't sleep that WHOLE night. One of the best horror movies imo. Please watch Midsommar next! That one's just as weird but not as scary.

[@t0dd000]

The tongue click is so unnerving. Reminds me of Tony ... the little boy in his mouth (The Shining).

[@reddwarf9422]

Oh my word. This was perfection. LOL Terrific reaction!! I still will never see the whole thing 😂

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Haha glad you enjoyed! There were a couple key moments I didn’t Include because l didn’t want to rewatch in order to edit 😏

[@gusy629]

To answer your question, it was a happy ending. 🤘🏼👍🏼👏🏼

[@tolkienismaster]

Terrific atmosphere in that movie. I would like to suggest 4 movies reactions: Heat, Seven Samurai, The Wailing and Das Boot.

[@itsjuliescottyay]

1. Toni Colette should have been nominated for Best Actress. 2. How frustrating for the King of Hell to not only be a female, but to be allergic to nuts. If the king of hell can’t enjoy a Hershey bar with almonds, what is the meaning of it all? 3. I always thought that the last line of that movie should have been from Paimon: “If this male host is so healthy, why is my nose killing me?” All kidding aside, what a great movie! Long live Ari Aster!

[@believer773]

oh great bejeejus friend, I've loved and watched all of your reactions, I can only hope your kind soul is well after this experience

[@CasualNerdReactions]

I have fully recovered. 💪

[@teesceeo]

"good call my guy, you couldn't had made a better choice!... Did he die tho?" lmaaaaooooo

[@allendever949]

I'm curious if he's seen The Exorcist yet. If you do get the extended cut not the theatrical as there is a scene that was added later.

[@islandgreenstrong]

HEY Chris!! As much as I love horror movies, this one was absolutely terrifying for sure. I watched it once and won't watch it again. For your reaction, I only listened to the whole thing. I couldn't even bring myself to watch it. Unfortunately, I suffer with PTSD and...well yeah I just listened. Again, as much as I love horror movies, there are certain things I just don't want to see, and will look away. ~Dawne

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Respect for even listening. This is definitely a terrifying flick.

[@fieryangel522]

Awesome reaction. After seeing some of your reactions to other horror films, I was really interested in seeing how you would handle this one. Almost a year after seeing this film for the first time, my husband still likes to make that click noise to freak me out. If you liked Ari Aster's style, I highly recommend you watch 2019's "Midsommar. " I personally like that one even more than "Hereditary" and I think you would enjoy the atmosphere, culture and symbolism in that film. Be aware, it is every bit as twisted.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

It was DEFINITELY an experience watching this. Not one I’m eager to repeat, but one day maybe Midsommar may call my name.

[@brianattyberry]

@@CasualNerdReactions follow the voice

[@IKtheTroll]

Now you need to see Midsommer. It's practically a sister film to this film.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

I’ll be watching it at some point.

[@citizenerased1439]

I’m so excited to see your reaction to this. I first watched it a year ago today (it came up on my Facebook memories this morning 😂) and to this freaking day I am extra-terrified of dark corners at night. I keep imagining there is someone in the shadows watching me, and it’s all thanks to this damn movie. Traumatizing 😩 (but Toni Collette is absolutely fantastic 😍)

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Definitely a lot about this film I won’t soon forget. *shudders*

[@horuslupercal9936]

Best scary movie ever.

[@solezeta1314]

I warned you, my friend! Didn't I warn you? You were warned!!

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Haha I think I watched it 2 weeks before your warning 😂

[@rickp8938]

I remember in the theatre after the accident scene all I heard behind me was "Thank God! I was getting tired of looking at her." And then the head part "She looks better that way." Harsh but 😂.

[@Hey_Jamie]

Ah man! Why was the part of the grandma standing in the corner when Annie turns off the light cut out?? Waaah!

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Because I legit didn't see the grandma when watching (saw it in editing) so my recorded reaction wasn't very interesting.

[@DenonBoyofthe21stCentury]

My god this movie terrified me and the bestie in the theater. First time I ever had to hold my hand on my chest and catch my breath… went straight home to take a nap

[@CasualNerdReactions]

I was just glad I had already planned to leave the house after watching 😨

[@icha6od]

Major props to you, sir, for braving what is one of the most emotionally damaging movies. I was wrecked the first time I saw it.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

It is definitely a film that stays with you in, not the most pleasant way. But there’s a lot there that is impressive.

[@agressia5582]

I fell for Johan as well!!!

[@PaulHilburger]

" I love Joan"....wait for it.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

This movie made me seriously question if I’m a good judge of character or not. 😅

[@WoahLookAtThatFreak]

Would love to see you react to Midsommar if you haven't already seen it. It's another Ari Aster film and it's really disturbing

[@zacharybear7243]

I think I told you about this movie lol 😅 but it was great

[@Li-uf2pz]

Absolutely LOVING your reactions to this!! Please PLEASE react to Jacob’s Ladder (1990), it’s a brain BREAKER!! 🎉❤

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

excellent film, a fantastic suggestion.

[@tree6787]

She never should have been made to go to the party.

[@KingK65736]

Just walk it off Charlie, Come on now.

[@mrtonysantos]

do Americans know Toni Collette is an Aussie? and an International Treasure?

[@katieturner6685]

Best.Movie.reaction.EVER!!!

[@73jefft]

"Actually maybe you should talk less" lol, outstanding!

[@CasualNerdReactions]

😅

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

Gradnmother was a member of a demon worshiping cult. The name of the demon was Paimon, who preferred a male host. It was indicated, that accidentally demon ended up possessing Charlie right from the birth, hence the feeling that smth was seriosly off with her, for she never was really human. The whole plot was to transfer Paimon from Charlie to Peter's body, so that demon could manifest himself in the physical world.

[@davidfox5383]

Well, that reaction gave me a few chuckles! I'm just weird when it comes to horror films...very little actually scares me unless it's a giant green baby floating through space in a G-rated classic. This one tried really hard and came close, but I'm still looking for that movie that really terrifies the hell out of me as an adult. I did love the cinematography and acting in this, and why is Toni always playing the mother of a disturbed ghostie weird kid? Come to think of it, Jacob's Ladder pretty much terrified and haunted me, and even that one is not considered a conventional horror film.

[@t0dd000]

The scariest movies are about humans. Serial killers, etc. I.e. reality. Paranormal spooky stuff just has too high of a bar. That being said, this one was convincing enough to let me drop my guard a bit and suspend disbelief. At least mostly. And this is why his other great film, Midsommar is a bit more "scary" (except you were kind of rooting for the villagers in the end). Absolutely zero paranormal stuff.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Haha love the reference to 2001! 😅

[@tinak5314]

i LOVE horror movies, but this movie was the only one, other than Mother!, that gave me the "icks"!! this movie freaked me out for at least 24 hours!! which is amazing!! 😁

[@nuckynox]

It’s a shame that Toni Collett didn’t win an Oscar. This movie wouldn’t have worked with the stellar acting from everyone in this movie.

[@mattmc5069]

I admit I wasn't to interested in this movie at first untill the video game nerd reviewed it. If it creeped even him out I knew I had to see this. That night I rented it and made the mistake of watching it alone at midnight with the lights out. One hell of a good movie and one hell of a ride.

[@KristinaEspinoza]

"Maybe you should talk less actually. It's probably good you all don't talk." I'm sorry but that took me out lmaoooo

[@CasualNerdReactions]

😅😏

[@scottjo63]

Cluck to ya

[@asian-americanwithanopinio8954]

A new modern classic A+. I like the actor playing Peter, he's from the Jeffrey Dahmer Prequel "My Friend Dahmer" based on a book from one of his HS classmates/friends

[@tree6787]

This movie truly terrified me the score in it keeps you on edge the whole time Toni Collette is slowly becoming one of my favorite actresses. I hated her so much in this.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

She’s really great.

[@MeanyINC]

PLEASE WATCH MIDSOMMAR

[@gacchan]

Ehehehe. I was one of the ones that definitely, probably spooked you on this. I apologize but also am not sorry.

[@tree6787]

I will not! 😂🤣😅😅😆😆😅😅🤣🤣

[@RinnyRusso]

Scariest movie I’ve ever seen 😂😂😂 and no I don’t do well with scary movies

[@CasualNerdReactions]

SAME.

[@ARtCinneCritique]

Trick or Pin!

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Midsommar ties to this movie , parallels in opposites , it’s not as scary but beautifully shot with amazing music but disturbing. If you’ve seen this watch dead meat channels things you missed /Easter eggs or any of the amazing videos there are about this movie becasue I guarantee you missed at least a good 75% of the hidden things and the dark shots why’s lurking in the dark if you really pay attention it’s all through the movie . Amazing!

[@joanward1578]

Charlie's click noise is nightmarish.

[@CasualNerdReactions]

Facts!

[@t0dd000]

This film is so excellent. Paranormal horror is so hard to pull off because the suspension of disbelief is such a high bar. That's why the Exorcist isn't scary at all. It is only scary to the religious (believers in magic and sorcery) and utterly relies on that. Hereditary, though, makes it more about humans doing nefarious things + imagery, and that's Infinity more scary.

[@michaelschwartz8730]

Awkward confession: I have a problem with this film no one else does. For a movie called Hereditary, a concept very key to the plot, I think the son looks adopted. Good actor and performance, but it kept taking me out of the movie. Loved Midsommar, though

[@PaulHilburger]

Hail Paiman!

[@rafaelmartins9263]

bro you edited off everything we wanted to see.

[@BigGator5]

I will have absolutely nothing to do with this movie. The anti-family and anti-free will message is a nonstarter for me. (symbolically spits on the film reel to show his disgust) I'll see you next time.

[@reservoirdude92]

Interesting reaction from the Gator!

[@Kannnnn87]

Great reaction! I really enjoyed! Thanks

[@jamesandthefatcat9464]

ty for this vid. awesome reaction. wow..that movie is scary.