How To Beat The CREEPYPASTA In "Grimcutty"

[@kars1611]

Have a damn good day

[@HowToBeatYT]

You too

[@kars1611]

@@HowToBeatYT thx for pinning me!! keep up the great content

[@dehydratedcow5125]

You too

[@certifiedgrasstoucher]

most generic and overrepeated comment.

[@Brejdu]

You too

[@Mediados]

The creature appearantly not only made parents hysterical, but also killed their reasonable thinking. When numerous children are afraid, report the same incident and get physically injured, either suddenly every teenager in town has developed extreme schizophrenia, or it is an external factor.

[@highlightermarca-texto3281]

Exactly this was so frustrating. What did they think; suddenly every kid in town developed an extreme self harm disorder?

[@DrGandW]

Yeah this is one of the first horror movies where terrible decisions can be explained by the fact that the monster has the power to make people stupid

[@wackypenguin94]

Well, to be fair, there has been some dumb challenges before, but the whole seeing the Same monster is some damning evidence, if not a monster, a deranged psychopath in a costume is hurting kids

[@user-qv2qf1jk5o]

tbf mass hysteria is a thing.

[@highlightermarca-texto3281]

@@user-qv2qf1jk5o I’d imagine the possibility of a serial killer to be way higher up their possibilities list

[@bishop_breloom]

If I was in a horror movie I’d want this guy on my team but I know for sure I’d be used as a sacrifice to help him survive

[@ChrisSucks]

the only way to combat this is to provide useful skills/insider information, but be careful about what you say/do to not become immediately expendable after completing a task

[@genidosgeckking4092]

@@ChrisSucks unless its about detective imma be a shield

[@pangolinh]

if its a combat scenario then im volunteering as a meatshield. im a pussy and really weak so i’d be completely useless in a fight

[@Bone_MLP0]

this is just a flat out comment thats specific and i love it cus most likely *YES* that beast *WILL SACRIFICE* us with no mercy-

[@MrDuckerson]

Render ur self useful so he sees you as an asset

[@RetroTaylor94]

Easy solution. Call your grandparents and tell them your folks are doing the challenge so they get angry/worried at THEM.

[@thedogebehindtheslaughter6086]

plot twist: the grandparents also cause a demon to be summoned so you have to resurect your great grandparents to get mad at them

[@SeldomLuis]

And thus the chain continues

[@bakedzucchini475]

i mean isnt that essentially what happened in that Mom and Dad movie with Nic cage?

[@sakura368]

nobody angers the grandparents, there are dire repercussions

[@jessicao-o165]

That is so true, well my grandparents wouldn’t understand, English isn’t their first language, I do not live in the same country as them so the only way is for me to phone them, but due to this “detox” thing I can’t do that.

[@valenmejia2135]

"My kid is in distress... Lets not believe them and get angry, that will solve everything!" Almost every parent in horror stories

[@FisherFaust]

to be fair it's true to life

[@MaddleMagShorts]

...that's parents in real life

[@cate01a]

and in real life

[@MaddleMagShorts]

We all said basically the same things

[@pyrus0zero]

Almost? You mean every.

[@clark3391]

So, this is basically The Babadook. Instead of the monster feeding off fear, the Grimcutter feeds on the anger of the parents.

[@RandomPerson-vf4tz]

Lol

[@talairobb5699]

I know right Sayed the same thing but the grimcutty is a failure he never going to be the demon

[@spotlesssmiles3012]

Omg yeah but the babadook didn’t scare meeeeee, Maybe it’s because I watched it mid day and now it’s night

[@grim1044]

Which even in the babadook, the thing was kind of the fault of the parents neglect of her child. Rven though he was kind of an asshole, she still didnt listen to him

[@grim1044]

@@spotlesssmiles3012 babadook scared the shit out me. I couldnt look at wardrobes for like 3 years the same im not even kidding. I was only like 10 though

[@SuSfather039]

I think if a bunch of children are being sent to the hospital and they all have the same story that someone is attacking them any reasonable adult would realize this isn’t a challenge

[@guardiank3077]

keyword: reasonable

[@reneeashcraft978]

the move in 20 min: u see him he sees u u sacrafice others with the pic ur safe... now hes done with them ur next 💀

[@kiraaisling9603]

You have to much faith in people

[@pissapocalypse]

The parents think the kids are doing a challenge and hurting themselves so it's not as convincing as you would think. However, it's very infuriating that the parents don't believe that something might be trying to hurt the kids when the kids say there's something after them.

[@histkontext]

you are more likely wrong - unfortunatelly. I dont know if it was in your country too, but in my (central europe) - there was this huge internet hoax called "blue whale" every single parent bought without second thought. It claimed to be challenge that makes kids sommit self deletion. Every kid/teenager was able to find out in minutes how it is juse some fake BS - but every parent went into moral panic all over internet and similar thing happened in some cases with confiscating phones and acces to the internet.

[@idulus]

Med student here: So first of all about the propofol idea: It is unlikely to work. You can't just stab someone with a propofol syringe, you'd need to hit a vein and slowely inject it, which is unlikely to be a possibility, given the situation. And even then, it is dangerous and might cause death. And as for the muscle relaxant: Even if you manage to get it into a vein, it is actually counterproductive, as it will lead to respiratory depression and death. So yea, do not try and stab people with syringes, it only works in movies.

[@Saiii223]

I confused

[@Saiii223]

I confused

[@BradBear95]

yeah, as soon as i saw that suggestion i had to immediately stop the episode to see if anyone had called him out on it in the comments, what a horrible suggestion. "in this situation, i would just murder my parents by giving them a random dose of a highly dangerous chemical that needs to be carefully dosed so as not to kill someone by stopping their breathing"

[@jennyduong3498]

@@Saiii223 they mean that you can’t just Inject someone with something, you have to hit a vein.

[@serifthegodofinsanity8823]

So all those times people got ambushed by pig masked jigsaw apprentices werent realistic what a ripoff

[@DojaDuxkEater]

i didnt expect this to be such an excellent fucking commentary on the techy disconnect between parents and their kids. but its perfect. The lesson isn't "ur parents r wrong even when they think they're right." its "parents are most dangerous when they're wrong and think they're right."

[@Marrangutan]

I took it as "Being a helicopter parent is much more harmful than good to your kids" which, at least from my limited observations of friends, has been true.

[@R0mlx]

@@Marrangutan What I got was: “Parents they wrong to are they to right”

[@atrain3630671]

The most unbelievable part of this movie is that her mom had the strength to break a car window with her bare fist unintentionally.

[@jessicao-o165]

Maybe that’s just how American windows are, I mean Americans can punch a hole in their walls, so it really is like cardboard huh and hollow too?

[@mranti-ur-mom-jokes1056]

@@jessicao-o165 why did you have to bring politics into this

[@johnhi2398]

@@jessicao-o165 gtf

[@adriangomez6826]

You mean drywall? Not really specific to America but alright lol

[@Helena-me6mp]

@@mranti-ur-mom-jokes1056 politics? Was it a law to build walls so thin?

[@phoneguy4637]

to be honest, I like the general concept of the movie. the grimcutty doesn't feed off the fright of his victims, but off the fright the beloved ones feel for the victims. that's one cool and clever thing since it complicates the ways of how to beat the demon. I like the movie.

[@agdoren]

That's a great twist honestly.

[@alitheoctopus]

I hate horror movies where the parents don’t believe them. I hate it with a passion.

[@darrylkemp3253]

Especially considering the dad showed them about it in the first place!

[@TheYessor]

Feels great to see that changes in the ending

[@xorryzgaming8404]

And the best parts is when they get terrified

[@FaceFamous]

Then when the parents are confronted with said issue..they always say " I'm so sorry I should of believed you!!." ..and then they want to take over and come up with a plan. Like hell no I been doing this myself while you thinking I was crazy and people were dying.

[@helpineedagooduser]

Ye it's so frustrating am I right?

[@karanhdream]

Faking compliance, gaslighting, giving the illusion of control... It's sad how effective those techniques are when dealing with bad parenting. I used those for years on my parents to escape their toxic attempts at controlling everything about me. To this day, they don't know anything about me or my life. They don't even know I once tried to do the unthinkable or that I've been depressed since 12 years old. Parents can be so despaired for control, but in the end all they achieve is driving their children away.

[@survivalextraordinaire3572]

out of curiosity, did everyone forget that there's this cool thing called flour that works really well against fictional invisible creatures which have to interact with the physical world??

[@Happycolourgirl]

Oh yeah! That works!

[@drredduckted5359]

Or paint

[@deathking1019]

spray paint

[@RotemWasBored]

Or a SHEET

[@survivalextraordinaire3572]

What I'm getting at here is there's no reason that this monster should be impossible to prove whether it exists or not to some adult, regardless of whether it's the parents or not.

[@David-lq6de]

I enjoy how accurate this movie sees parents reaction to things like these even if they are real and not. Also the fact that you can gas light your parents to control a demon is both interesting and hilarious

[@hereigoagain01]

Idk what parents are like where you are from, but I found this movie to be grossly inaccurate. A classic "the adults are stupid or unreasonable and only kids aren't" turned up to eleven. Very brick-in-your-face approach. It almost feels like it was directed by a kid or an adult trying to hook impressionable kids on the movie. Parents and adults can be dumb and unreasonable but at a certain point, even they aren't as stupid as the adults in this movie. Granted, it's a plot thing, but this movie feels more like it's rage bait for/pandering to kids. (edited for grammar)

[@forrestc.8282]

I like how this whole thing starts as parents worried about kids doing this challenge to attack their parents then one of his solutions to stop the monster is attack your parents

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Seems like this channel has become better over time. We just can’t seem to live without it.

[@velluccisamuel]

Like the girls that can't live without the gadgets and the internet in the movie 🤣🤣, lost soul

[@uncroppedsoop]

@@velluccisamuel phone bad book good father I cannot click the book

[@velluccisamuel]

@@uncroppedsoop 🤣🤣🤣

[@frostlastsforever]

Damn y’all are some weirdos in this comment section.

[@TheForeskinStealer2820]

I like how the dad was more of the main antagonist than the Grim cutty

[@ExDixionconderoga]

Like the mom with the babadook

[@iniratagen9740]

The dad was a little unnecessarily intense

[@toastedprocastinator]

ikr, i hate him

[@MattFromHawaii]

I would've done the same thing too; if it was interacting with the physical world, I would've hoped on it in front of other people, and they hopefully, would be amazed that I was floating on something only I could see. I think the notion of thinking how it could affect others, would be hard to realistically think about if it was coming after me atm, but if it was in front of people, it would be cool to have some kind of physical interaction with it. I think if it wasn't there, than I'd honestly just check myself in for psychosis. I dont think its anything to joke about and have read and seen stories of people who live with those symptoms, but the craziest cases; have had people feeling things, as opposed to hearing or seeing things, which I send out blessings and good intent to, cause that's really sad to hear people going through something like that

[@idoblenderstuffs]

that thing walking through that door is STRAIGHT out of my nightmares. honestly i havent seen horror that resonated with me this well for a long time. its so blatantly scary, like its not like every horror thing where its trying to do something that is likely to exist but still a bit scary, this is straight up just a scary monster. love it. edit: just realised he looks like Gru and i cannot stop laughing

[@uncroppedsoop]

Nah man Gru is like 14 feet tall, this guy is like HALF his height

[@Daycore_lovers]

@@uncroppedsoop then how tall is lucy (thats her name right?)

[@linkthehero1283]

@@Daycore_lovers 18 feet and 2 inches

[@jacobrigby3172]

Also, just once I'd like to see parents getting tormented by a supernatural demon and their kids just think they're off their meds or going senile

[@SjofnBM1989]

😂😂😂😂😂 "Moms on Ambien again 🙄🙄"

[@infinitetaquito4484]

Mom is getting tossed around and slash marks appear on her “Ugh, take your meds mom.”

[@jimmyrossmeissl6644]

Dad getting lifted like a wwe wrestler, “You need your Fycompa and Antacid Dad”

[@J4nT3mpl4r]

"you assholes let a demon chase me all over school for a week, you can deal with this."

[@InsaneLaughter01]

Like we need to give the insane parents any more fuel for their paranoia

[@richardgunson2116]

Great video, personally after I saw the GrimCutty, and noticed that my parents aren't on my side that it exists, then I would take an opportunity that would leave me in a position where I win or I win, I stay around my parents as much as humanly possible, possibly even asking if she can sleep in their room with them, and either the GrimCutty decides not to reveal itself by having a person getting strangled by thin air, or it does and my parents are likely to believe me.

[@JudeDragon158]

And you’d also survive bc your parents wouldn’t be scared about where you were

[@ktpartridge8084]

This movie gave me a similar feeling to “It Follows” this sorta stuff genuinely scares me. Just the idea that there’s something that’s hunting you constantly and there’s little you can do to stop it (aside from their own individual conditions but still).

[@juancarloscorrea8134]

Only big difference is that in "it follows" there's a line of targets like final destination that must be completed (no skips) before going to the next target while in this there can be tons of targets

[@Rqptor_omega]

Pretty insane idea,but what if you go to your parents ,agitate them and cause the grimcutty to appear and when it slashes at you,you try to block the knife with a part of your body so that it's non lethal. If your parents see you suddenly get a knife wound while having their eyes on you,they might believe you

[@liyanaritch3809]

But it might make the worried which would make the creature stronger

[@nes7256]

But in some scenes the grumcutty made the victims cut themselves so it looks like self harm

[@Rqptor_omega]

@@nes7256 if you don't have any weapons and you're in front of them while it happens, it'd be near impossible to make it look like it's self harm

[@Rqptor_omega]

@@liyanaritch3809 if they see you floating after being grabbed by the grimcutty it's going to make them feel worried as well because it's actually real

[@wombatcombat3770]

nah mate, it would be a quick time event if you do that. in that case, you will have to simultaneously mash L1 + L2 to parry that slash. just like Leon parrying Dr Salvador's chainsaw.

[@alexander.tahtadjian]

This video was posted during my early recovery period after I went to the hospital for jaw surgery and I just got to watching it today and it was very calm and relaxing and really made me feel good during my recovery period...so thank you.

[@someoneelse4710]

That was actually a lot more interesting and enjoyable than i thought a creepy pasta based horror film would be. The way it worked was unexpected and while most of the movie involved frustrating interactions with adults, the moment each parent stepped up and did what was necessary made for a satisfying ending.

[@Gurtington]

Ive just recently started becoming afraid of faces with super stretched smiles and enlongated eyes like this monster, and that one girl that was in those kids videos a few years ago. That blue fuzzy guy from that one game that takes place in a toy factory. Like people figured out that people, me included are afraid of uncanny human faces.

[@cattherat-ss4kv]

momo and huggy wuggy?

[@baronstriker8378]

@@cattherat-ss4kv yeah lol I like momo tho there was some fun indie horror games made from that

[@notkewpiemayo]

Uncanny valley

[@Gurtington]

@@cattherat-ss4kv yeah momo yhat shit just freaks me out bad like those kinds of faces. And now that I'm thinking of it right as I'm about to pass out is gona suck so bad lmao.

[@sugmalick194]

@@Gurtington wait until u watch the horror movie smile

[@RiskIsMyKindaThing]

Also when he says that we could lure the creature into a crowded area, earlier in the movie it shiws that instead of a knife in thin air cutting the girl it shows her holding the knife against herself so it could probably make it seem like the kid is hurting themselves

[@reneeashcraft978]

im the only one that trys to friend monsters in horror movies 😖

[@NorrisVaughn]

...wait, how does a kid that young have a secret laptop without his parents knowing? How did he pay for it?

[@Nikofran]

Movie logic

[@luv4nat]

probably an old family computer that he took. idk how his family wouldn’t know good point

[@Sir.Casm1]

Maybe his sister gace him her old one and he kept it as a secret from the parent

[@kien9350]

I guess that is why it is a Secret

[@getmeto50ksubsorelse46]

@@Nikofran not really, families usually have some amount of old devices they just forget about. He probably just took one they didn’t even remember having

[@histkontext]

this brought back so many memories and anxiety from childhood :D how terrible feeling it is to be so powerless against moronic parents

[@mamakitty6549]

You know you're a terrible parent when your kid is genuinely scared of you.

[@soCyberWasTaken]

I just watched this movie last night, I thought it was gonna be goofy but it was a lot better than I thought it'd be

[@BananaZ_09]

man i just love these videos. im too big of a scaredy cat to watch actual horror movies and these make it perfect to know the plot and some clips of the movie

[@chickentenderlover2412]

imagine not loving your children so much that you disregard their blood curdling screams and pure terror in her face

[@ms_rifle_spiral]

I adore this movie honestly. Not because itvs good, heavens no, it's yet another bad horror movie to throw in the fire, but I love it purely because of the Grimcutty himself His stupid design, his body proportions like he's Gru in a halloween mask, his stupid waddle he does when he chases people, I legitimately laughed whenever he showed up onscreen. My favourite part is definitely when he appears under the table when the girl amd the dad are fighting over her phone, I just find it funny to think about how he had to slowly shuffle under the table to be in the right position just to scare a girl one time. Now THAT'S effort I also love that he at some point gets bored of stabbing people and instead starts lifting people in the air but only when there's someone conveniently there to watch him do it 8/10, probably my favourite comedy of 2022

[@uncroppedsoop]

If I saw that mf in-person I'd be pointing and shouting "LOOK OUT, IT'S MICHAEL JACKSON" every time

[@knightsblight]

😂

[@Kajimityphoon]

yea but the grimcutty is also stupid and not smart think about pennywise, he only appears to the victims as children and feed off their fear and can actually come back when everyones older thats what i call a good evil supervillian entity the grimcutty seems more like a pyscho troller feeding off parents anger to harm and torment the children more than the parents did along with chasing and stabbing/slicing kids with a knife so i give it a 1/10 for a dumb villain 3/10 for the horror and 9/10 for the comedy

[@BigOversIzeT01L3T]

Isn't this just a movie about momo but pretending not to be. The challenge in the movie is like the momo challenge. The difference is the momo challenges threatens to kill you or your whole family if you don't (and more threats but thats the only one i know)

[@Saitaina]

Uh, you realize her parents are Millennials and thus old enough to know what a creepy pasta is? Welcome to time, The youngest gen-X and oldest Millennials are now middle aged and we created Slenderman

[@zerotodona1495]

We created far more than just slender man… gen Z are too stupid to be creative.

[@lecommentar9851]

​@@zerotodona1495older generations really obsessed with hating on gen z... Bro, generation doesn't determine skill or ability... All gens have good and bad. 😐

[@kdankness420]

​@@zerotodona1495 the sonic pfp is crazy mixed with your personality 💀

[@TheJinx64]

@@zerotodona1495you guys think drinking and not being able to afford anything is a personality, shut up 😭

[@Yami-mugoni613]

@@zerotodona1495let’s not pretend Gen z haven’t made things like the backrooms

[@ren_lightfoot]

This movie was surprisingly entertaining to watch. I seriously had a good time with it and would recommend it to anyone.

[@saddesklunch2544]

Honestly, I LOVE the Grimcutty’s design! I kept stopping the video and thinking “damn, that looks cool!” I might have to check this one out

[@saddesklunch2544]

Okay, so I’ve seen the movie now. It’s not the best, a couple of characters were there that really didn’t need to be, and the whole plot (at least, the way I understood it) was based on a plot hole. (If you think seeing the Grimcutty would make your children hurt themselves, why would you turn around and show them a picture of it?) It’s far from the worst movie I’ve seen though and I still love the Grimcutty’s design

[@saddesklunch2544]

Forgot to mention, I also really like the message of it, that worrying about your kids too much can hurt them more than the boogeymen you make up can

[@raeshonsanchez1187]

The design is cool but it looks kinda goofy like a cartoon character with those long arms, long legs, weird shoes, wide face.

[@saddesklunch2544]

@Raeshon Sanchez Ngl, that’s why I like it

[@DIAGOLDBEAST_YT]

It looks like Discount Ryuk from Death Note

[@harris-ashraff]

I've only seen a few scenes of this, but one scene that really stood out to me was when the 'creator' of the challenge was questioned. She was dodging the questions SO horribly. It was like Girl: so what do you know of the grimcutty? Creator:... Girl: uh hello? Creator: um yes? What is it? Girl: I said what do you know of grimcutty? Creator: excuse me, sorry, can you repeat that? Girl: I read your blog post, what is it? Creator: sorry I'm a bit busy right now, goodbye

[@gildedgoblin2999]

You know, when they did the research at the rich dude's house, why didn't they use one of the dozens of sites that can show you info on pages that have been removed? Like, I feel like everybody knows about them. Could have been extremely helpful for their survival.

[@lizzy4827]

Someone would have had to archive an image of it and since it's just a random mommy blogger nobody would have cared

[@nxiii1101]

Send site

[@reverzdevil293]

Moral of the story: don't have parents Batman:

[@drianthesponge1671]

Or be an adult

[@someguy1894]

bro💀

[@ParanormalReacts-hw7ye]

he basically is recaping the movie with a “what would I do” approach that is less what he would do in the moment and more what he would do in hindsight…but I love it

[@Josh-L]

I think the reason why they took the phones off them was part of the grimcuttys plan, the grimcutty controlled the parents to show the children the image, which then started the ritual which is how it comes. The reason that the parents took away their devices is because the grimcutty made them to as he is paranormal. I haven’t finished the video but that is just my thoughts.

[@justarandompepe8961]

yeah, i don't know why so many comments are acting like the parents just chose to act this way when its plainly obvious they are being influenced by something. i mean, all of the adults are acting this way, from the parents to the teachers, to the cops, etc, thats just ridiculous. its clear that something is going on and its not just parents not understanding tech and being over protective.

[@kite5110]

"this girl is about to regret having parents"

[@Astrobreadd]

This sounds like the Momo thing were children were actually hurting themselves, animals, or even their parents because of it thinking they would die if they didn’t do what it said, pretty messed up and idk if the guy got caught or not but it was around 4-5 years ago.

[@John-Perry]

That never happened, it was literally just a jumpscare in some kids videos.

[@njmoonfrost6145]

I was thinking about the whole Slenderman thing that happened a few years back. I’m still shocked that girl survived

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@njmoonfrost6145 I was just thinking of that poor kid as I read your comment.

[@njmoonfrost6145]

@@rustyhowe3907God I was horrified when I heard it had happened. Still am. I hope nothing like that ever happens again

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@njmoonfrost6145 I was in such disbelief I genuinely thought...and hoped...I was watching an internet skit. Then I found out it was reality.😭

[@wolfiedemonwolf1300]

Hold on let me get this straight So the demon will hunt down anyone who looks at a picture of it, and won't stop until that person is dead? Sounds like that SCP the shy guy but with extra steps

[@deltazero7262]

Or Mal0

[@noahi.1381]

@@deltazero7262 Mal0 actually does no harm by itself, it just scares the living shit out of everyone that has seen it, despite being harmless.

[@BuckBlaziken]

This movie is so odd, it looks like a low budget horror movie, but yet the Grimcutty looks like it’s made from a mix of high quality CGI and live actors.

[@Thendless_Void]

on part of 'only knowing after parents mention' it reminds me of a brazilian death challange called "blue whale" in which people recived these sets of challanges that would usually be harmfull or deadly, i was like 6 or something when my mom mentioned to me and made me promise i would never do it, like mom, im a child, i didnt even know what that was untill you said it to me. i dont remember seeing a head line like:6 adolescents were found dead at their houses after doing the blue whale challange, sooo now my mind thinks that this movie was inspiered by this challenge

[@ChaosRaych]

Even though other people couldn't see it, it seems to me that they should still be able to feel it. We know its maneuverability is bound by physical objects, and people are physical, so at the very least, it would also be obstructed by a person standing in its way. If we could just get them to reach out and try to touch it when it's near, it would help us prove that something really is there. It doesn't seem to have crazy fast reflexes either. Worth a shot

[@a_person2461]

I’d be laughing to death with that goofy ahh monster

[@Sheep-Shagger]

Nan bro looks like Drake 💀💀💀

[@namaco2201]

@@Sheep-Shagger I swear bro looks like Michael Jackson 💀💀

[@maxwell4508]

Gru-cutty

[@ilikefood8939]

@Work and Stuff your one of them

[@themopppet]

Ong 💀💀

[@Gezebellifestyle]

This one had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. What a great concept! And I love how we get little survival tips for ourselves 😂

[@heifnsn8199]

I love how this movie builds on the very real issue of hoaxes like the Momo challenge while adding supernatural elements to make it interesting

[@idiot9406]

Momo Made me legit be terrified And I’m still a lil on edge today

[@randomdud2110]

I love that momo is a statue XD

[@njmoonfrost6145]

I was thinking more about Slenderman. How that girl stabbed by two girls because they wanted to summon Slenderman. I straight up had to explain to my parents that I understand that creepypasta isn’t real

[@master11050]

They already think you are a danger to yourself. If you use that to convince them to place you on 24 hour watch via camera, you'll only have to survive one attack before they believe you.

[@shaylethorne2387]

I really wish How To Beat had been in creator clash.... I'd love to see him breakdown his own fight, either way it goes.

[@MilkmanAssassin]

Every day is a damn good day when How to beat uploads

[@lner4454]

Cinema summary*

[@lner4454]

How to beat*

[@Robxxoob]

@@lner4454 Fr what happened to the name?

[@MidnightHedgehog365]

I would try to convince the parents that a serial killer is posing as the grimcutty and that you've been attacked by the poser. This might convince them to give her her phone back at least for safety. And they'd be too afraid to lock up your phone on the slim chance you're telling the truth. You have to instill some sort of doubt into them.

[@texasred5250]

This is less convincing then just earnestly pleading to your parents that it’s real 😂

[@LeoWolfish]

Honestly when the cop asked me at the start, I would have just said it looked like they were wearing a mask that was similar to that image. But not sure if it was 100%.

[@MidnightHedgehog365]

@@texasred5250 I only say this because earnestly pleading did not work whatsoever. The whole movie the daughter was earnestly pleading and that did not work whatsoever. The mom had to see the little boy lifted into the air for her to even believe because she thought her daughter was lying the whole time. The mom had gone to check in house after the daughter finally said something grounded in reality. That mom has her son locked up in a room. Nothing supernatural about that and that caused the mom to worry. Grounding the supernatural danger as an actual danger the parents can understand will make them think that you're more likely telling the truth despite the fact that you're not. You need to tell them something that they're willing to hear.

[@olp3850]

Wouldn't that make the parents even more fearful that a serial killer is roaming around the neighborhood making the grimcutty more powerful

[@MidnightHedgehog365]

@@olp3850 I took it as the grimcutty grew from the parents anger not fear. Just like how the father got angrier and angrier and the grimcutty for stronger and stronger

[@kyoko4041]

every kid in the movie:😨💀 orphan's:😊😽

[@ilikeeatingorphans]

NOOOO BAHAHAH

[@goldfishdrowner5729]

Is nobody going to talk about how strong that must of been to just punch out a car window like that?

[@John-Perry]

Well consisering that it looked like she punched a thin pane of regular ass glass, I prefer to imagine that this movie is just trash

[@menacejack]

If she had shown the Grimcutty picture to the Grimcutty itself the first time it appeared, all of this wouldnt have happened because he would hunt itself to death.

[@merlin9845]

I beliebe it's really hard for her to realize that first try, but maybe after she learns more about it she would actually know what to do. And test that theory.

[@SjofnBM1989]

Great Plan think smarter not harder

[@IraSquid]

I don’t blame you for thinking this, but it is stupid to try, it’s most likely that he won’t kill himself, much like Ryuk’s death note, you can’t write his name in it, and use his power against him

[@menacejack]

@@IraSquid As we dont know exactly what would happen we should give it a try just in case, its better to try and nothing happen than probably dying or passing through that whole situation just wondering what would happen

[@ocinprofession]

it only attacks if a parent or guardian is being hysterical and there is nothing in this movie showing a parental figure anywhere in this movie so I am pretty sure it would fail

[@XxRoseFromTheDeadxX]

On a serious note, this movie actually does teach you a valuable lesson. Even when your parents think they're right... *they're not.*

[@nyanya2757]

It depends there are too many variable too even say for anyone else. Like if they don't take care of you, I wouldn't trust em. If you or they have more knowledge in the subject. If they have something medically wrong with them, etc.

[@adriangomez6826]

That wasn’t the lesson, the lesson was being overprotective is more harmful for your children than good and prevents positive growth. Having insanely strict parents or ones with absurd rules can leave a child feeling unheard or neglected and in some cases can lead to self harm (which is already heavily implied in the movie as most of the grimcutty injuries are cuts on the wrists or thighs)

[@dwaunspivey]

@@nyanya2757 this movie is better than tusk and scary

[@Tailfeathers11]

what makes this movie horrifying isn’t the monster, but the helplessness of needing the help of a parent who refuses to listen to anything you try to say

[@ProjectLegendary]

Well it appears to take damage, meaning it's not invulnerable. So it may just have a raid boss health bar. So I would probably beat it by casually whittling it down and reminding it who's the alpha in this scenario.

[@jackb.207]

I have makeshift spear next to my bed. I hope it have raidboss healthbar or i will kill it before movie starts.

[@pepo_idiot8502]

Step 1 - look at the grimcutter Step 2 - it haunts you Step 3 - you’re from the USA Profit

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@pepo_idiot8502 Perfect!👌

[@JUMPERAXIS]

Whole time, it's a message to parents to let their kids develop their own ways of life and problem solving skills

[@michaelmidax8108]

I love your channel, bro. You have the most sensible strategies to get out of movie monsters and you explain your theories in detail, making it make more sense to those who don't understand them at first

[@Hizz0piff]

"It leaves us with a Valuable lesson , your parents are wrong even when they think they are right" I'll be remembering this🤙

[@z.o.a.r.7813]

If the Grimcutty haunts you whenever your parent is pissed I'm pretty sure I'm already dead by now 😅

[@virgo-nb9we]

Hey I liked your comment

[@z.o.a.r.7813]

@@virgo-nb9we thanks lol but it's true though

[@Reflectionnal]

BREAKING NEWS Half of the Asian population has just been wiped

[@z.o.a.r.7813]

@@Reflectionnal the fact that I'm Asian 😭

[@g.n.a4871]

I mean you first need to see the picture

[@mckaylascott6458]

I went in expecting to hate it but I actually like this piece. Grim doesn't scare me but I love the storyline ❤

[@Inukyo13]

And now all the families that went through this will never be allowed to doubt or question their children ever again, because it'll immediately be countered with "Hey Mom/Dad remember when you nearly got me killed by being distrustful nutjobs? Or "remember when you automatically assumed I'd sliced myself up rather than believe me about being attacked?" Which can actually be good things if ever caught in another situation "Remember last time I said a monster was attacking people? Can we skip to the part where you believe me before we need stitches this time?"

[@A.S.-.M.B.1]

"This girl is going to wish she never had parents." 😀👍 Me: wait what-

[@user-Vlad954]

At first this seemd most likely a cognitohazard since at first we thought that the monster appeared when the protagonist saw the photo but later we learn that it's actually more like a infohazard.Intresting !

[@Chavanun555]

"Being born" Cinema Summary: This is your worst mistake

[@OMGolly101]

My mom played this movie for me, because she wanted show how “devices are bad for you children” but when she found out that the parents are wrong in the movie, she switched it off😂

[@redwolf29]

“This girl is gonna regret having parents” I lost it 😂

[@Panda.0038]

"Your parents are wrong even when they think their rights" sometimes that's true

[@eliza1498]

love that one of his very first suggestions was to exploit the grimcutty for youtube content

[@beastdragneel]

This movie might have been stupid but this thumbnail is amazing. How does this creature look better in this thumbnail than it does in the movie. Also a another banger video, keep up the good work.

[@memezhg5410]

like in the movie US, in the scene where the boy walks backwards to get his clone to walk into the fire without being able to stop himself, she should try doing that here, see how smart the monster is, if it's dumb and just follows her wherever, well then after realizing the monster can bleed and it's scared of getting hurt in the scene where it grabs her in the bathroom, then she should try like setting up a tripwire trap with some sort of explosive or other type of trap connected to it and just wait for the monster to appear and make it follow u into the trap

[@christinepearson4972]

The parents in the movie the grimcutty say that they are not going to do a grimcutty challenge unaware that showing their children the picture of the grimcutty and taking away their children way of learning more about the grimcutty is secretly away of starting the challenge and the grimcutty also feeds off of the adult fears and paranoia and also the police are useless in situations like the one in this video

[@capybara2515]

this was insanely hard to read

[@christinepearson4972]

What part of my comment is insane

[@capybara2515]

@@christinepearson4972 There’s zero punctuation, which makes it harder to understand what you are saying, and also makes it much harder for the reader to break your comment into smaller chunks and take breaks to make it easier for themselves. Some of the grammar is wrong like: “their children way” instead of “their childrens’ way”. tl;dr BRO YOU USED MORE THAN SIX CONJUNCTIONS IN ONE SENTENCE GODDAMN.

[@MrDonutH2O]

Had a stroke reading this

[@thenuggetgod9718]

Another way you could beat pretty much every monster is simple: Tell your friends/parents about not the creature, but a hooded person or somebody in a disguise that way they will believe you that someone is there, then you can start thinking of tactics to tell them what it really is.

[@Dysonnnn135]

"His head is too small to be human" The guy that played Grimcutty in the movie: NAH NAH YOU NEXT YOU CANT COPY ME Edit: Lol i finally got a bit of likes on a comment thwenks.*

[@chuuya._..]

LMAO

[@spooder-man3662]

Ngl if a monster like that comes to me I'm gonna die from laughter cuz he looks hella goofy and funn looking .

[@nucleardino8992]

Someone said it looks like a mix between Jack Skelington and Gru

[@pixeltobipg3d199]

You could have the grimcutty see himself through a mirror and he will get haunted

[@raadalsalehy9223]

Doesn't work rear view mirror didn't make him off himself so mirror don't work

[@dontmindme5974]

What if the grimcutty is an orphan

[@zekethegreek1524]

Him: "you summon this monster by looking at his picture online" Him again: SHOWS US THE GOD DAMN PICTURE

[@nielswijnen9113]

Ye i mean i know its fake but that one part of the brain says meby its real i hate that part

[@ultimate5141]

“U can only summon it by seeing it on a screen”. Me: 😑

[@ExclaimThePain]

We're seeing it on a screen on a screen, I think it canceled our lol

[@ultimate5141]

@@ExclaimThePain hope it does I ain’t trying to fight this Mf with the flu 😂

[@ExclaimThePain]

@@ultimate5141 same lol, guess who's sleeping with a knife tonight

[@Mr._Sleepytime_T]

That's quite sinister that this monster specifically targets and feeds off of a parent's love and concern for their child. It's like designed to ruin healthy families. Before the girl figured out what was going on, the kids in this situation would either just get severely injured/deleted (which would tear apart the remaining family members), or the kids would end up having to attack their parents to protect themselves (which would damage the relationship between them, and/or just leave them with no parents). And the more your parents care, the more the Grimcutty comes after you. On the other hand, imagine if u and ur parents got exposed to the Grimcutty challenge, and the Grimcutty *_didnt_* come after you. Idk how I'd deal with that knowledge...

[@juancarloscorrea8134]

Wow that's actually really deep.. didn't think of that

[@adamsharon]

Firstly, I lost the game, no I do not want to explain why for it is not important to what I'm about to say. Secondly, at around 24:30 you talked about the calming effects of acting aggressive to relive frustration and it reminded that in the past I was in a ceramic making class and it was pretty fun. Our instructor told us on the first day that if we have a bad day, we can come in and relive frustrations by hitting the clay or by throwing it on the table a bit or something like that, so when I had a bad day, even if I didn't get anything done in that lesson, I could still get waaaaaaaay calmer by simply beating something up. Honestly it was pretty great.

[@rebeccaconlon9743]

Its an intrresting take on boarderline personality disorder during adolescence, the over controlling parents, the self destructive tendencies, the lack of communication and trust in the child, the harming of the parents due to high tensions and cause of stressors in the one place that needs to be calm and safe. Etc. Where the only way through adolescence is time, communication, acceptance and love.

[@dodobird2254]

Ive never been this early and it feels illegal

[@anjeliquearmour294]

Lol ikr

[@DetectiveAruAkise]

Mood

[@melvinscholes9313]

Saaammeeeee

[@fixvix]

Fr

[@tylerpoppele4558]

Right?!

[@pprince6390]

Wow I just watched this movie 😂 didn't think you'd talk about it though. I also feel bad for asha her parents were too overbearing, and didn't ever really wanna listen to what she had to say. They were undoubtedly annoying.

[@vpplants4467]

being an orphan is a get out of jail free card

[@EXCYTL]

“your going to regret having parents”. BRUH I ALREADY DO AND I DIDNT EVEN GO THROUGH THIS 🎉🎉🎉

[@mylyrics593]

At least you have them-

[@EXCYTL]

true true im not ungrateful- i could not, im adopted btw.

[@mylyrics593]

@@EXCYTL ohh okay

[@brooklynrocks9629]

Bruh what parents mine dipped years ago

[@sabagecabage7828]

My parent were normal. If I had screamed in their face saying "there's a f*cking monster in This house and were gunna die!" If ur really freaked out a parent would do anything to keep their child safe. Even if the danger seem unreasonable or even unrealistic

[@michaelj1729]

I was more pissed off with the dad than the actual monster of the film.

[@thatspideryousawbeforeyouw6174]

"This girl is about to regret having parents" you know with a starting line like that some shits bout to go down lmao

[@PotatoNuggetConsumer]

Wow this actually scared me, I love how well this concept was executed

[@tykarulobano7060]

Yo dude you are low key COLD. That's some final guy survival tho, I can get behind it

[@yapwilson8558]

I think a way to show people that the grimcutty is there is to try to use paint by setting up a trap and make paint fell on it

[@Sheep-Shagger]

Goofy ahh scooby doo trap

[@RandomPerson-vf4tz]

@@Sheep-Shagger it might be goofy, but I could work ngl

[@georginajones8594]

The dad in this movie was in a series of unfortunate events I thought I recognised him lol

[@LeviLocke99]

yeah

[@josephleebob3828]

orphans : im invincible!

[@TheAmazingBlackStar]

Glad I just watched this video instead of the full movie bc this seems like one of those films that serves to frustrate a lot more than it does scare or entertain.