IT CHAPTER TWO (2019) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@BouillaBased]

"Who wrote this crap?" The guy who sold Bill his bike back.

[@Lestat13]

Stephen Fucking King! 🖤🌹🧛🏻‍♀️

[@Smokie_666]

The man, the myth

[@williamrosmer8381]

while he was blitzed out of his mind on cocaine if i remember right

[@MattTownsend-t4b]

Beat me to it. Ironically, I think Stephen King is a more evil clown than Pennywise 😎

[@swordmonkey6635]

Poor Stephen King. The guy has the worst book to film adaptations on record. There's a few great standouts, but man there's more duds.

[@obienator]

Poor Cassie the part where she had a leg cramp and was also getting jumpscared, she was fighting for her life!😂😂😂

[@claytonbishop4021]

For a moment there, I thought it was Carly pulling her leg but a leg cramp - the most scariest thing to watch a horror film.

[@Brody-v9q]

That literally happen to me watching this in the theatre 😂

[@captbunnykiller1.0]

I think that movie was too much for her. Poor Cassie.

[@internetsideshow]

Yeah, am I bad person for laughing my butt off at her?

[@captbunnykiller1.0]

@@internetsideshow We are here to get entertained aren't we?

[@stevemurakami4879]

Yay! Now I get to say I appeared on Popcorn in Bed! I worked on this film as a background performer. At 7:10, you can see me (the Japanese guy) sitting two seats to the left of the architect guy played by Brandon Crane. Brandon played young Ben in the 1990 version that starred Tim Curry as Pennywise. This scene was shot in downtown Toronto at 39 Stewart St in the Bathurst St/Wellington St area on Oct 8th, 2018, which was Thanksgiving Day in Canada. Driving down there from the suburbs took no time since it was really early (we started at 6 am), and since it was a statutory holiday, the city allowed you to park free at any metered spot. We were wrapped at 3 pm, which gave us plenty of time to get home to enjoy dinner with our families. At the time of filming, it was done under the fake name "Largo" so that the general public wouldn't know it was the "IT" sequel. Cassie, you never fail to entertain with all of your jump scares, and while I admit to laughing out loud at them, I won't be disappointed if you take the rest of October off and watch only rom-coms or old black-and-white films.

[@BluEx22329]

Lol

[@Bryan-od7nv]

That’s pretty neat.

[@okami36]

That's freakin' awesome!

[@OldManAmerican]

Cool!!!

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

haha very cool

[@Hoeech]

The television version of this with Tim Curry as Pennywise was aired in 1990. The first theatrical version was released in theaters in 2017...... exactly 27 years later

[@AJimiDigginKat]

You getting scared into a leg cramp as well as trying to talk yourself out of a jump scare is THE best thing on KZbin 🤣

[@billhutchinson6318]

"If I was these kids we'd all be sleeping together..." Funny you should mention that...

[@jensrettberg7968]

🤐🤐🤐

[@Akeche]

Oh god I laughed, felt bad... then laughed again.

[@TrickyDicky2006]

🤣🤣 Choo-Chooooo!!

[@BBFilms88]

DONT

[@CLFmoto87]

🤣

[@Cadinho93]

My favorite little detail in this movie is that Eddie's wife is played by the same actress who played his mother in the first movie. Also, the casting from the kids to the adults was amazing. The adult characters looked and acted like the kids perfectly.

[@Adrianne519]

Another fun fact that I love is when before they reveal Ben and you think he's the other guy was actually played by the original child Ben from the mini series.

[@JakkFrost1]

52:46 "All living things must abide by the laws of the shape they inhabit" This was one of a few things this movie took from the book without context. Pennywise is a shapeshifter, and appeared in several different forms, including a werewolf. This rule was established so the Losers could hurt IT, like using silver when IT was in werewolf form.

[@LiirThropp2687]

The chemistry between the actors in both chapters is so good! They're perfect. Not to mention the resemblances between the adults and the kids is spot on. Their bond is so crucial to the story and both sets of actors sold it 100%.

[@GeraldWalling]

FYI, the kids pick who they wanted to be them as adults.

[@jonathonmccaffrey2005]

The popcorn plushie went through "it"aswell in this one 🍿😂😂😂

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

"As well."

[@markturner1970]

"Scary but not too scary" went completely out the window with this film. Our poor Cassie really went through it here for our benefit.

[@ktvindicare]

During the very first October on this channel she did the Shining and she's never been as traumatized by any other movie since. Just saying. The standards for "Not too scary" have been pretty loose since the beginning.

[@commanderwyro4204]

@@ktvindicare ready player one about gave her PTSD lol. although the shining scary is a lot different then the jump scare tactics of IT 1 / 2

[@Bambuzzsprosse]

I don't understand why anyone is scared from IT. The effects are sooooo goofy, the CGI is sooooo bad. I'm constantly frowning while watching both movies.

[@timwong5908]

32:23 after watching Zombieland, Cassie should have followed rule #18: Limber Up

[@slimmccoy8863]

"Why don't parents watch their children better in this town?" That's part of ITs influence on Derry, makes it easier to hunt. There's much more of the town's history in the book, but it's not a happy place to live.

[@claytonbishop4021]

Bill Hader was unaware that Bill Skarsgård can actually move his eyes in two different directions. Hader asked Skarsgård what kind of editing was done to achieve the effect in the first movie. Skarsgård, in full costume and makeup, responded by saying "Oh, you mean this?" and showed him how he can do it naturally, startling Hader.

[@LiirThropp2687]

I think they took a photo of Hader's reaction to that. 😂

[@Goblin_Hunter87]

We’ve read IMDb and so did cassie probably

[@DakotaMambaPrescott244]

@@Goblin_Hunter87not everyone’s a super genius like you that reads every piece of movie trivia.

[@slonmish]

@@DakotaMambaPrescott244 super nerd/fan, you mean

[@DakotaMambaPrescott244]

@@slonmish same difference

[@TerryAllenSwartos]

8:07 I mentally clenched when you said “There’s no way in the world I would go back…I would never go back,” knowing what you were about to see Stan do to avoid going back.

[@timwong5908]

After watching her reaction to chapter 1, I didnt think she would ever watch Chapter 2. But after getting thru all 3hrs of scares, I think Cassie earned being an honorary member of the Losers Club.

[@r.e.tucker3223]

Agreed.

[@dallasyap3064]

Agree

[@ridleysaria]

Cassie, you're such a gentle soul. It's precious, and I don't mean that in a condescending way. The reactions to movies like this wouldn't be as enjoyable if you became desensitized. Don't ever change.

[@hapemokenela7388]

"Scary but not too scary" season went seriously rogue 😂😂

[@evanmagura2296]

How she powered through the first is beyond me. When I saw this was on the schedule I thought “we’re all in for a wild reaction ride.”

[@Dylan_Platt]

Ahahahaha, oh my goodness. The moment when Cassie is trying to tell herself "It's not real, it's not real, it's not real..." and then it cuts to Richie also saying "It's not real, it's not real, it's not real..." might be one of the most perfect reaction moments I've ever seen.

[@SalvableRuin]

One thing this movie did amazingly was the casting of the adult versions of the kids from the first movie. There's a perfect combination of "he looks the same, but older" and "wow, he really changed!"

[@jmiyagi12345]

I can usually find something I enjoy about pretty much most movies - acting, soundtrack, editing, etc - basically being positive about whatever I watch if it wasn't very good. The casting of the adult versions of the kids is what I hang my hat on for this movie. The rest of it? Meh.

[@swordmonkey6635]

Cassie talking about a Stephen King story: "It was too long." Stephen King: "Hold my hardcover of The Stand."

[@Goblin_Hunter87]

The Stand is only 14 pages more than ‘IT’.

[@pencilnecked1579]

I'll see your unabridged The Stand and raise you the The Dark Tower series. Thats over 4000 pages between all the books in the series. Not even counting the tie in books like Salems Lot, Hearts in Atlantis etc etc

[@susanalexander6721]

The Stand is my favorite.

[@slimmccoy8863]

It's funny, I read the abridged verson of "The Stand" in the 80's, and the unabridged years later. Although the reprint is longer, I was more engaged by it, and it didn't "feel" longer. Was happy to have the extra backstory.

[@UTUBMRBUZZ]

@@Goblin_Hunter87 The stand is over 1200 pages in the uncut version...

[@SimonDover]

THAT was absolutely BRILLIANT. That beats the very first bowl of popcorn flying across the room

[@susanalexander6721]

They didn't stay friends because when they left they forgot everything. Did you notice all but Mike forgot and were very successful? Mike stayed was poor, remembered everything.

[@killwalker]

Was not prepared for her to not recognize Stephen King, and then follow it up with; "who wrote this crap, what a sicko" or something to that effect. 😂😂

[@bradleythebodycount29]

Love you said "who wrote this crap" it was the guy who sold Bill the bike 😂

[@TheCurseOfTheShadows]

Yes LMAO😂

[@nammis77]

Cassie: I got a mean cramp. Doctor: Were you swimming? Cassie: Watching a horror movie.

[@deanromanado5850]

Reminds me of Revenge of the nerds part 2 where the guy broke his leg from a chess move.

[@TheRealMadmartigan]

I must say, the sacrifices you make for our enjoyment does not go unnoticed. You're the best.

[@justinamerican8200]

You can always count on Cassie to put the 'jump' in jump scare. 😆🤣

[@grandotaku2501]

After the first one I didn't expect she would go anywhere near these movies again, but here we are. I respect your bravery Cassie, you have showed your quality by facing your fear.

[@aklimar2208]

I went back to rewatch the first one before watching this. She didn't even need her husband to come in and hold her hand this time. She's getting so tough.

[@wiltull2707]

OMG!😂😂😂. Watching poor Cassie try and survive through these “IT” movies 🍿 is totally entertaining, I’m literally stopping and rewinding just to make sure I don’t miss any of her violent “cramp” creating reactions!😂😂😂. You get a letter grade of A+ for this reaction, and I’m definitely telling all my horror film friends to check out both of your “It” posts! Thank you for the entertainment!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼♥️♥️♥️

[@tykells8383]

All I got to say is good for you Cassie for getting through both chapters. You persevered.

[@WyldeRover]

53:44 - In the timeless words of Carly, "You tell em' Cass!" Fantastic reaction to a fantastic movie. Liked, commented, and as always, gladly subscribed. Thanks for the wonderful content Cassie!

[@akirashamma5092]

You were such a brave girl Cassie. I'm proud of you.

[@Ottamus_Prime]

Cassie love ya and thank you for being a good sport and watching this. I know it’s not in your wheelhouse of what you enjoy. Loved the reaction regardless! Hopefully you and your sister will watch Frequency together! Yes it has some suspense in it but I think overall you will both love it! Great story about a father and son and heartwarming ending! Might even bring a tear to your eye at the end!

[@timr4071]

Cassie you are getting so much more comfortable doing these videos! I have been watching since the beginning and I am proud of you!

[@Diogenes741]

Im so grateful to see people like Cassie react to these movies. I think people can be more beautiful when not having to have dealt with real bullies like Bowers. I know Bower's cruelty is set up to be a dramatic cliché Hollywood bully, but I've had to deal with people as cruel as he's portrayed during my childhood. Thank you for reacting to this movie Cas. The truest way to overcome fear is by confronting it and being exposed to it.

[@Gmoney-yg6zd]

Charlie horse in the cafe plus being jump scarred was so funny I cried

[@PaulLoh]

Facing your fears is what makes them go away. You even mentioned that the sheer amount of scares made them not scare you any more. Growing up in the 80s where I wasn't allowed in the house until the street lights came on, bullies stuffed me into trash cans and lockers, classmates stole my lunch, gloves, watch, and whatever else they could. They would call me racist slurs. And all I had to come home to was being a disappointment to my parents because I didn't know how to do the things they wanted me to do. I got bad grades even though I spent every waking hour studying and doing homework. Even though I did everything I could to make my parents happy, my sister would do things and blame me for them. She was looked upon as the good kid because she never did anything wrong. And my mother never believed that I had bullies because they were perfectly polite when they were around her. So nothing scares me. When you know who you are, nothing gets to you. One night, when I used to go to church, a bunch of us built a bonfire in the desert. Turns out it was a shooting range and there were live rounds strewn about, even underneath our fire. Shots were randomly firing in various directions. Everyone, including the leader of the church was running away. I knew that if it was my time, there would be nothing I could do to avoid my destiny. And if it wasn't my time, a billion bullets could fire in my direction and they would all miss me. I sat on a log in front of the fire. My cup of hot chocolate was shot off the log right next to me. I wondered why, if these people believed they were going to heaven, they were so afraid of dying. I left the church after that. I refused to surround myself with people who had fear in their hearts. This movie helped me understand the power of my fearlessness.

[@JamesMBC]

Thanks for sharing your story. That's a lot of hardship and growth. Mine's kind of analogous, but with girls being the bullies in highschool and with failure and poverty in the past year. Even as a child my parents let me watch all kinds of horror movies (my first one was Hellraiser in VHS) and if I had a nightmare, instead of coddling me, they told me "how fun, you just got to watch a free movie in your mind". It worked: that attitude plus a slew of failures and people abandoning me when they could not benefit from me tought me strength and how to recognize the true nature of people, behind the "caring" facade. Now I fear nothing, except getting complacent and not becoming the best version of myself. I have also found that not only facing your fears truly makes them go away, but also facing physical pain diminishes it and makes it very bearable. The mind is an amazing thing.

[@mckrackin5324]

I know leg cramps hurt horribly and you were terrified but that sequence of events was the funniest thing I've seen in a long time. I'm sorry. lol

[@vudujl83]

Even if I didn’t enjoy Chapter 2 as much, must admit that the casting of the adult losers was really well done…also enjoyed the Stephen King cameo 😂

[@Mr.Glidehook]

I'm sorry, Cassie. We love you. I've been wanting this for a whole year. I can't have input because I'm not on patreon, but this made up for stuff I wish you had watched. You definitely didn't disappoint.❤

[@josepharnold1345]

Thanks for that. When you got the calf cramp and still had to fight through a jump scare, epic.

[@MumbleCraftSurvival89]

32:06 Stephen King be like "Hi I wrote the source material for said sick and twisted person."

[@osmanyousif7849]

“But I hated the ending.”

[@michaelrussell3890]

Fun fact. The guy Ben was talking to in the meeting at the start via Internet was played by the same actor who played young Ben in the 1990 original

[@7kortos7]

13:50 that almost gag from fear is too real of emotion. what a great detail from the actor.

[@MrYin90210]

"They should all sleep together" Noooo.... That was in the book 😬 IYKYK

[@susanalexander6721]

Lol!!!!!

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

Worst part that it happened in the time they were all children... wtf is wrong with stephen creep?

[@Goblin_Hunter87]

Yes we know

[@Goblin_Hunter87]

@@gingerbaker_toad696It’s part of HIS story, it’s brilliant writing and by the time you get there (if you actually took the time to read it) it makes sense. Besides, they’re all the same age, it’s not a school trip accompanied by some creepy adult.

[@godammichael]

I mean going up a against such a powerful fource youd wanna strengthen your bond as much as you could...just saying.​@@Goblin_Hunter87

[@The_Curious_Cat]

Cassie in the middle of the group: "Turn light into dark, turn light into dark, wait, why do you want to turn light into dark, don't you want to turn dark into light??" *It escapes The group: "Geez Cassie, thanks a lot..." lol

[@KlassicKolt5612]

I found out a few days ago that Owen Teague, the guy who played Hockstetter (zombie ghost), is the same actor who played Noa in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.

[@aklimar2208]

32:10 The cramp, the thrashing in bed screaming and laughing all while Ben is being chased ... poor Cassie (So funny, though)

[@Roommate625]

Sad love story with a Halloween vibe, "Odd Thomas" Decent vampire movie, "Daybreakers" Cute zombie love story for you and your sister, "Warm Bodies" And a good sequel, "Dr Sleep"

[@mannypop33]

54:08 "We're not afraid of you!" 😂 Super believable! 👏 👏 😅 I LOVED this reaction!

[@BotWhisperer]

1:01:13 Hahaha pennywise got one last scare out of you. Seriously though, I've been waiting for you to finish this movie and I'm happy you did. Personally, I think you can make it through any movie now. Kudos to your bravery 🎉

[@MoonDevoured]

the accuracy of the Adrien/bridge scene with the novel made me so happy. it was one of the most memorably disturbing scenes for me when I read it. as a child. lol

[@michaelanderson5301]

300.00 for the bike, same as Christine. Christine's license plate is also there, above S K's counter

[@ebbhead20]

Its actually a great deal for s vintage bike. You can't get a bike under 450 dollars here..

[@colinmackinnon696]

Cassie, how you get through these movies without cussing is beyond me.

[@herodaresfire4512]

People hating the endings of Bill's books is meta commentary on Stephen King. People love his books, but say he sucks at endings.

[@susanalexander6721]

Because they don't end the way we might like. Not always happily.

[@dannykent6190]

​@@susanalexander6721that's not really the reason. I'm fine with unhappy endings. Stephen King just generally kind of gives up on books half way through. He's admitted to as much, saying that he often has great ideas for the foundations of stories but has no concept for the full plot. Look at the dark tower series. They started out amazing, and then he stopped writing them for years. And then he came back and churned out a few more in a crazy short time and they went off the rails... then there's the stand (spoiler warning), in which the ending made the rest of the story entirely pointless. The main characters did literally nothing that affected the outcome which would have happened regardless of whether they were there or not. He's just genuinely not good at endings. And I say this as a king fan. Great writer. Terrible at endings.

[@brooklynnewyork23]

​​@@dannykent6190yeah, really, we all dig Greek tragedies. They've been remaking them for thousands of years. The Stand loses steam when they all link up in Colorado and Vegas respectively and then both sides are just there like - "Okay, now what?" There's really no compelling reason for these societies to be at odds. I mean as readers we can see the big picture, but for the characters? Not at all... It is one of the few endings that actually, well... Ends.

[@michaelwatson266]

Best part of that was Cassie getting a cramp. I've had those calf cramps, and they suck, but when she was rolling around on the bed, I was rolling around on the couch laughing 😂. Sorry, Cassie.

[@YodatheHobbit]

For me, when Pennywise wants to feed off my fear I'm just gonna see a calf cramp.

[@TheDinosaur82]

They absolutely nailed the casting of the adult version of the Losers Club.

[@Adrianne519]

They already were getting ideas while still filming the first movie, they immediately thought of Jessica, she had already worked with the director before and had a good relationship with them. And she was also who I instantly thought of. And Finn Wolfhard was the one that wanted Bill Hadar to play adult Richie. I think it's cool that they listened to him.

[@AdamRichardson-v6v]

Knowing how concerned Cassie is over children in movies, hats off to her for enduring this. And I’m not asking her to watch Pet Sematary or Doctor Sleep. Those who’ve seen or read them know why. 🚛⚾️

[@LibrarianMichael]

Thank you for your courage and going through this for us.

[@alexhale2696]

OMG. "It" is happening! 😅 Now, if we can just have you watch "Dr. Sleep!" 😁

[@randallwright1973]

Doctor Sleep is my favorite Stephen King movie of all time. Can’t really explain why, but I love every second of it, especially after I watched the Director’s Cut.

[@alexhale2696]

@@randallwright1973 I loved how they connected the first(no spoilers) with this movie and explained more. Even SK approved of this movie after not liking what the previous director did to the first.

[@CharlesDowney19]

Dr. Sleep is a nice bedtime story with Ewan and Rebecca … to watch before going to bed … haha

[@ZyklonBeast12]

That movie was so good, i legitimately enjoyed it more than the shining

[@danielallen3454]

Oh, she wouldn't make it past Baseball Boy.

[@OldManAmerican]

This movie really kicked your butt...cramps, jumps & bumps.🤕 I'm sorry you had to go through that, but know we really appreciate you doing it. Thanks!🎃🎃🎃

[@Vogelkinder]

"Mirrormask", written by Neil Gaiman. It's a really good, somewhat spooky movie, and I watch it every Halloween Eve.

[@SteveDay-s5j]

Popcorn plushie: I want to file assault charges. Cassie: I said I'm sorry! Popcorn plushie: That won't bring my kernels back. And look at my butter. It's everywhere!

[@GaOutlawVinyl]

There’s a prequel tv series coming to MAX it’s called Welcome To Derry. Bill Skarsgard is returning for it.

[@SubKween]

"How much of this movie is left?" They haven't even gone up against Pennywise yet 😅 38:04

[@marcomarterer7232]

I already feel bad for Cassie. She had a hard time with the first one.

[@matzebausm]

The second isnt nearly as good as the one in terms of everything.

[@mikef2811]

Cassie is hands down my favorite YT reactor...especially when she has to watch horror movies. 😁😁😁

[@Smokie_666]

@@matzebausm I didn't mind the second, although the first was much better imo. I really didn't like how they did the ending although I will admit that it would be tough to "translate" the book's ending and mythology into film.

[@portalina]

I’m so glad she’s finishing this! I was so disappointed she didn’t do chapter 2 last year!

[@antoniorivera5780]

I must admit. Cassie has grown more valient than before. So, gratitude for strenghtening your being against these PIB horror movie tours of yours.

[@GoodknightSong]

That was scary.. when Cassie got that cramp, my heart was racing! Haha in all seriousness, I love these vids! Great job!

[@thisisscorpio6024]

Cassie really got run through the emotional ringer a few times. Completely wrecked. (nods)

[@MMenjoyer-q9o]

I could honestly fall asleep to your voice

[@Conformist55]

The little girl with the birthmark crushed me. I had a birthmark on my face just like it. I had mine removed, I still have the scar. I watched this movie in theaters and I almost had to step out.

[@7kortos7]

42:55 best face I've ever seen. that's the face I imagine Jigglypuff makes when people fall asleep.

[@patrickskramstad1485]

28:30 Author cameo 😊

[@danielpena4472]

STEPHEN KING!!!

[@ThomasBingham-e6k]

Firstly I am a huge fan so many thanks for brightening my evenings. I rate this as one of the scariest movies I have ever seen. You are incredibly devoted and brave. Good luck..it's only a movie !

[@MI519]

Who writes this sick and twisted crap?" lol Stephen King does, you know, the guy at the pawn shop who sold Billy his bicycle back! Thanks for the reaction. Very entertaining. The ending is not bad at all. I think most of us liked it. It is the way it should have ended. Hope you feel better after that experience.

[@caldwellkelley3084]

Very Impressed with the lady's courage. Be well and have a good week!

[@ksstoner]

We love you Cassie!!! You got this 😁

[@IRISHa11star]

Such a coincidence that when I start waiting for your reaction, it releases. I always love seeing your reactions to movies. Keep up the amazing work.

[@The_RedVIII]

When will you watch the rest of Haunting of Hill House? I know it's sometimes scary, but I think you will love it at the end because of the emotional core of the story and characters.

[@Rellj16]

Some of the best reactions ever hahahaha I can't get enough. "Fighting for her life" is the perfect description of what I just witnessed hahahaha

[@Goblin_Hunter87]

Good movie. Too bad they overdid the jumpscares a bit, when the idea of something MIGHT happen generally works more effectively

[@Nimbus1701]

As I have said before.... I am amazed how far Cassie has come and the extent of the genres of movies she has been open to viewing. You can tell she always finds appreciation in different aspects of movies and filming techniques, even if the specific movie she is watching isn't her cup of tea. She's grown so much.as a reactor.

[@NathanSeraph]

I don't want to scare you, but there's a huge spider right behind you.

[@adamturnbull8000]

42:35 😂❤🎉 I actually love Cassie's The Thing reaction

[@seanmchardy6196]

😂 "it's not real, it's not real, it's not real." Fantastic

[@deaddai]

LMAO this is the best one yet. Thank you for sacrificing yourself for our entertainment. But “that’s showbiz, baby!”

[@EquinoXshowcases]

i always think your gonna drop that popcorn all over the place 😭

[@gpeddino]

You should try "Dr. Sleep", which is a great Stephen King adaptation, and it's also a sequel to "The Shining".

[@fightforaglobalfirstamendm5617]

The woman who played Eddie mom is the same as the one who played his wife!

[@brandonfrost9549]

I've never commented on one of your videos but this was your best reaction by far. I'm sure it was genuine but if this was a performance, you deserve an Oscar.

[@nickshale6926]

​​Speaking of Jessica Chastain: How about a reaction for 'Crimson Peak'?

[@paullovett7980]

Oh my God the "Ow ow ow ow cramp cramp cramp cramp" had me rolling.

[@chessenthusiast]

“Who wrote this twisted, disgusting crap?!” That would be the pawn shop owner, actually.

[@YodatheHobbit]

Richie joining Cassie in "it's not real! It's not real! It's not real!" at the same rate was perfect and very nice of Richie to try to make you feel less scared.

[@harveydolden8572]

Fun fact when bill goes to the shop to buy back his old bicycle, not only is Stephen King the guy who serves him but Christines license plate is above the counter CQB 241 my favourite little detail 😎

[@Smokie_666]

I never caught the license plate! That's awesome

[@Arctic_Architect]

If anyone suggests Hereditary to you, just don’t. Ignore it, walk away, don’t even look it up.

[@joncorrellattorney]

Watching Cassie twist in the wind was entertaining as heck!