IT LIVES INSIDE - Official Trailer #1

[@aash4365]

I'm from India ...I too have heard stories of pisach from my father on how grandmother and her friends confronted one of them. It is spooky cause they lived in village at 1970s and and the village ghost stories with Pir baba and witchcraft were really happening. I'm already excited for this film, glad to see the producers investing in stories of India.

[@GorillazINmist]

Lol sure bud

[@ThePaoOfTooh]

@@GorillazINmist - you don't believe he's from India?

[@partha19006]

​@@GorillazINmist pichaas are real buddy..some tantric(jungle priests) worship them..in india, pichaas are called by various names..in my province/culture we call them BAAK..

[@jewishmafia9801]

@@partha19006 I'd like to believe thats true but the vast majority of the population believes in the most bogus supernatural stories and superstitions that are all just lies perpetuated by crazy/dumb people and/or religious fanatics...

[@vaibhavkaushik2966]

@@partha19006 it's bullcrap man.. stop spreading such superstitions. Just enjoy the movie 😂

[@g3tf673d]

Love that horror movies are delving more into lore from other cultures

[@Thunder_warrior]

How is it different tho, is is same shit recycled in different race, there is LITERALLY SAME MOVIE with white character's whahahhhahah

[@drumbum3.142]

And That Sentiment is Not Just/Not Only Applicable and Apropos for "the" Horror Genre either.. .

[@tamarak9393]

My Polish Baba believed that if you dreamed of a little girl in white someone was going to die. She was very superstitious.

[@zcythegeist]

As it should. Scariest things always comes from the stories that keeps getting passed by generations.

[@brudamo9203]

You mean in English for 'mericans?

[@lead6186]

India has so much mythology about monsters and ghouls, so good to see someone's adapting them in Hollywood.

[@whoasked7192]

do they all smell like you? Cos that would be scary

[@bhagatgyaani]

@@whoasked7192 no they smell like even worse like wiping poop from tissue

[@hazel_mvedits9082]

Ghouls originated from middle east (especially in Islamic ghost/djinn realm) as far as i know

[@lead6186]

@@whoasked7192 what the fuck does that supposed to mean??

[@lead6186]

@@hazel_mvedits9082 I have never said they've originated in India, just said that there were a lot of stories about them.

[@Dragontales0912]

To me, this movie seems like a brilliant metaphor for depression. Makes me wonder if depression was what was referred to as a ‘pisasch’ in our culture…the fact that it isolates you and eats you alive are all signs of depression

[@ghoulkretery4637]

That’s a good observation. I mean, what if every folk lore or demon story was just a sick person. You know, what if Bloody Mary was just a psycho lady who killed people. But, I believe every story has a deeper meaning. Movies are supposed to scare us by showing us what it looks like but it is actually a metaphor for something that actually lives inside you.

[@youtubeuser2938]

People didnt have the time to be depressed back in the day.

[@Christini12]

i agree! especially the part about someone helping would get hurt.. i felt that a little too hard 😅

[@dayanpagarigan4472]

Agree

[@vivashvanbhushan3422]

Nah. Nice observation of the trailer. But pisach is clearly defined in Tantra shastra and others scriptures. Depression and numerous mental anguishes are also clearly defined. Mostly in Yoga/Ayurvedic shāstra

[@jacktaipen2077]

Love the concept of pisachi. It's what use to refer to the influence of Addiction, depression, uncontrollable feelings of rage. This is exactly what it's like. Really look forward to the movie because it emphasizes the horror it takes to live with it and the bravery it takes to fight it. Most importantly no therapist or exorcist can help. Its your fight and you need to win or die trying.

[@Vibm]

while it is indeed your fight, the help of a therapist can make all the difference in the world.

[@christopherpoon5158]

Thank you for adding context to the trailer. I'm definitely sold, now. Looking forward to it.

[@SoraWorkerDrone]

You have to show your bravery to the evil monster so it knows humans are not weak as they think they are.

[@RaymondRAYCE]

Lol what the

[@RaymondRAYCE]

​@@Vibmthat part. Also, I thought they were saying the ghost of Versace... hmmm

[@AllgoodthingsTv]

The basic storyline reminds me a little bit of "Drag Me to Hell," where a powerful demon known as the Lamia tortures some unfortunate soul for three days before dragging him or her to hell. This looks a little more deep and scary than that though.

[@GorillazINmist]

Great film. Especially the ending where the good guys don't make it for once.

[@nishant414]

Hollywood's "I condemn you back to hell" to Indian "swaha" 😂

[@TheTwosliceToaster]

Nahh that film was great but it was a comedy horror. This film seems to have more in common with Smile.

[@angelolopez931]

Not really. This genre has always been the same. Just a good one or two there. Among a pile of a lot of shittie and meh ones. There's no rise this year either.

[@Starscream8896]

hated that movie lmaooo watched it as a kid

[@delreynat]

So proud of Megan, she deserves more recognition!

[@MrSatyre1]

How do you be proud of a complete stranger? Do you also feel guilty when a complete stranger fails?

[@pain00077]

​@@MrSatyre1 😂

[@shubomb]

​@@MrSatyre1Dude, what an odd thing to get pressed about

[@earnearn6398]

Nah she isnt a stranger, megan suri she's the actress from never have i ever series

[@milesjo112]

Me too 😭

[@dhirshg]

As a Hindu, this one has all the feels! Looks amazing!

[@TheSetadoon]

There needs to be a movement in film that doesn't rely on blasting music and sound effects in order to get a scare. When that happens, it will truly be the dawn of a new era in horror.

[@Ghyreldr]

Just like the movie SMILE. I really can't tell where the jump scare will happen.

[@queenrdb]

AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They need to cut all the loud ass extra ass unnecessary ass background music AND stop showing us how the movie was made. It literally kills the joy for me when watching movies. I can't remember the last GOOD scary movie I saw.

[@queenrdb]

@beatsbynightz seen them all lol. PA3 was and still is the best paranormal activity. Hereditary was VERY good, yes. The other 2 didn't scare me at all. Now since I've made my comment, a movie that scared me, a movie that should have been under horror.......they cloned tyrone. Period. Best movie I've seen in years.

[@queenrdb]

@beatsbynightz I thought it was gonna be a comedy from the trailer but I did not find it funny at all, it scared me. Some people found it funny, some found it powerful, my bf and I found it scary because our personal lives have WAY TOO MUCH in common with the movie so I think that's why we found it scary over anything.

[@adonijahmorningstar493]

*Pishachas (Sanskrit: पिशाच, Piśāca)* are flesh-eating *(Nephesh: "Soul:" "People", "Person", "Being" or "Creature" and/or "the life with in them")* demons in *Dharmic religions,* appearing in *Buddhist* and *Hindu* mythologies. *A pishacha* is a malevolent being that has often been referred to as the very manifestation of evil. *The Mahabharata* states that the original *pischaca* was the *creation of Brahma.* The epic offers various interpretations of the being, including its residence in *the court of Kubera* or *Brahma* and worshipping the deities of its residence, and its worship of *Shiva* and *Parvati.* *The Pichachas* are described as having fought on the side of *Ghatotkacha* against Karna. But they are also said to have served *the Kauravas,* acting as the horses of the *chariot of Alambusha.* Other legends describe them as the sons of either *Krodha (figuratively "Anger")* or as *Dakṣa’s daughter Pischcha.* They have been described as having *bulging veins* and *protruding red eyes.* They are believed to have their own languages, known as *Paiśāci.* According to one legend, they are sons of Kashyapa and Krodhavasa, one of the daughters of Prajapati Daksha. *The Nilamata Purana* of the *7th century says the valley of Kashmir was inhabited by two tribes: *the Nagas* and *the Pisachas.* *Pischchas* like darkness and traditionally are depicted as haunting cremation grounds along with other monsters like *bhutas* and *vetālas.* *Pischchas* are supposed to possess the ability to shapeshift and assume any form at will, and may also become invisible. They also feed on human energy. Sometimes, they possess human beings and alter their thoughts, and the victims are afflicted with a variety of maladies and abnormalities like insanity. Certain mantras are supposed to cure such afflicted persons and drive away the pischcha possessing that particular human being. In order to keep the pischcha away, they are given their share of offerings during certain religious functions and festivals. *Pāṇini,* in his *Aṣṭādhyāyi,* described the pischcha as a *"warrior clan."* In the ancient literature, *the Dardic people* in the north of *Kashmir* were referred to as *Pischcha* and *Dardic* languages were called *Paiśāci.* They are said to have been descendants of *Prajāpati Kaśyapa. (Wikipedia)* They seem to me to be *DEMONS,* former *Angels* who rebelled against God and have been thrown to the vicinity of the Earth until the day of judgement and execution. However, you have to give them an opening for them to harass you, like seeing this movie. Have fun lol!

[@aash4365]

I'm from India and thanks for sharing so much information. I seriously want this comment to be pinned. The last line is great, my mom says that too....if you watch movies like this you stray away from religion.

[@aash4365]

btw where are you from?.... I'm from Odisha

[@sourabhkarmakar8040]

Yes but what we saw here is a female figure and Pisach is male, so it's Pisachini not Pisach it's a female one.

[@vinitvsankhe]

Concept of hell and heaven doesn't exist in Hindu thought. Pishachas are bhutas that couldn't cross between the realm of dead and living. They don't get reborn and that becomes the hell for them being stuck in limbo and hence they are eternally hungry and angry. They need peace... hence their counter rituals are called as Shanti vidya.

[@allanpauldeinla5543]

thanks for the information more indian culture to be shown in either tv series of in the movie cinemas. very much appreciated

[@satyendrandonibanerjee8682]

An American horror film about Indian Culture and it has an Indian director? HELL YEAH!!!!! SIGN ME UP!!!!!!!

[@GorillazINmist]

Do you guys really worship animals??

[@satyendrandonibanerjee8682]

@@GorillazINmist If you referring to Ganesh, he is a Hindu god that takes the form of elephant.

[@deepghosh7626]

​@@GorillazINmist we worship nature. So, plants animals yeah!!

[@GorillazINmist]

@@deepghosh7626 what can a plant or animal do?

[@deepghosh7626]

@@GorillazINmist well, in mediaeval times, they helped humans survive. And I'm sure that's true fr every ancient and mediaeval civilization. Worshipping the nature is just a way to remember that Nature helped us live

[@S.Rakeshkumar5709]

This is the year for the horror genre based movies, I think so. It's going to be a mass treat for the horror fans in the big screen, can't able to wait to see this in the theatres. Please give the announcement update of this movie early as much as possible

[@saurabh6453]

Action

[@amitabhkalita4683]

This is by Bishal Dutt from Assam, India. Proud of him.

[@poonammittal9185]

Finally neeru bajwa has made it to hollywood and her presence make it much relatable to indian culture. Not some other nri who has never been to India and never followed its culture could have act convincingly this role which requires faith towards own indian culture. As neeru has done so many films here she knows it very well. All the best to the team. Finally hollywood has took some Indian mythology in its film.

[@positivekumar3546]

The ever sexy and juicy Neeru Bajwa. I liked her from "Hari mirch laal mirch " days. This serial used to be aired on DD National 15-20 years back at 9.30 pm. Loved her since then!

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Horror movies these days are beginning to derive inspiration from other cultures all around the world. Somehow we appreciate the fact that it's getting the acknowledgement it rightfully deserves.

[@07foxmulder]

Horror has always done that.

[@saratrice3051]

The world’s full of scary stories, I hope many more get made.

[@solidnem]

Excellent trailer. Never show the "monster." Always tease it. Always make us want it more. Bravo to the editor. ❤

[@AbhishekOverall]

But there was too much shouting

[@blacksheep7910]

​@@AbhishekOverall Cry us a fuckin' river then 🤷‍♂️

[@Gogetta80]

Yeah but they tell u what the entity is, it’s better to find out in the movie. Less Is more when it comes to horror trailers

[@MontelJB]

They barely showed it in the movie, but it is a practical effect, so that's cool

[@mrthanos8140]

Well I would like to see what the monster is. If it even has a form or is an actual monster. Some movies don’t show stuff because they are so bad they couldn’t show anything decent

[@TheGililgi]

Us Horror Fans eating GOOOD this year!! Love to see it

[@cjra2765]

Mmm not really to be fair we have had some hits evil dead rises and scream were pretty good this looks like itll be below average at best

[@shivam4535]

"Bhoot Pisach nikat nhi aawe Mahavir jab naam sunaaye." Jai Bajarangbali 🙏🙏

[@madhurjyasaikia7608]

Thank you Bishal Dutta Da(Director ) for making this type of Horror movie in Hollywood. An Assamese boy making fantastic, marvelous, outstanding, super hit movie in Hollywood,, Love form Assam, India..We are all proud of you Bro..Keep up the good work.. we always support you..

[@duckling4393]

Terrible film

[@dabbzgaming]

As a horror fan tired of the just okay films we've gotten recently, this looks amazing and is such a breath of fresh air and a great take on other cultures which is something I've wanted for a while

[@xxibgdxx3089]

is it any good i watched another Indian-based horror film it was terrible i saw a few good ones that aren't based off other cultures but its nice to see that there are a few

[@lunargwen]

Any nee recomendations horror

[@luisclaudio3576]

No is Pennywise

[@charliewaffle4928]

Me: going to the park with my parents as a kid My parents:turned away for half a second Me: 2:03

[@Rai_S82]

🤣

[@acaciamundy1562]

😂😅

[@jonathanmulondo9206]

Horror goes into interesting places when it deals with different cultures

[@Rai_S82]

Agreed!! Over the last few years I've been watching some Egyptian stuff, Spanish, Korean (obviously, lol!) and more, and there are some really great films and shows out there.

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

@@Rai_S82 try indonesian horrors.

[@AbbasKhan9364]

​@@rizkyadiyanto7922 Can you recommend some

[@Tokidigsit]

​@@AbbasKhan9364 watch satan's slaves

[@Ezai1980]

@@AbbasKhan9364 Satan’s Slave (2017)

[@patricklabeots5666]

Just saw this, this weekend! It was amazing! It one of the best horror film I’ve seen in a while

[@ThapaAkazh]

Finally we been waiting for. An indian horror mythology with hollywood vfx.👌👌

[@Kehri_Behri]

This looks amazingggg. The Caribbean has a lot of folklore too; soucouyant, lagahoo, la diablesse and douens. I'd love to see a proper horror movie based on one of them.

[@afz7529]

Yasss waiting for the Caribbean Diaspora to be repped in horror movies!! We have the talent, let’s make it happen!! 🎉🎉🎉 When it does happen, I hope they shed light on how the horrific slave trade, deception against indentured labourers, and kidnapping of people (especially women) shaped colonized Caribbean countries. These stories from our ancestors need more exposure.

[@-JeffreyDahmer-]

Shush

[@calderone5559]

​@@afz7529Especially in the French speaking Carribean Island !!!

[@Rai_S82]

Wow, this looks incredible!!! It's been a VERY VERY long time since a trailer has had me on edge. This certainly did that! 👀

[@dampysema5200]

Excellent work Neeru Bajwa😊from Bhuchomandi,Punjab India 🎉🎉 Great achievement

[@37654]

NEON always 🔥

[@BrandonOfJapan]

FINALLY! A horror movie to look forward to, the sound design and Cinematography are insane!

[@dulcae]

FINALLY!! some good horror again! there has never been anything more haunting than the work of an aggressive demon in film, and for too long now I’ve been craving to see it. insidious, though it seems so silly nowadays, was perfect in its time. and the content of the paranormal activity movies-revolving around what a demon can and will do to mess with or harm you-were great depictions of that too. of course, the exorcist is a classic, and hereditary is one of my favorite movies of all time (though much different). but every time, demon movies just win. ugh, I can’t wait to be scared of the dark again LOL. and I never thought I’d say that. looking forward to it!!

[@ashleylodewyk7454]

Oh wow! This looks fresh seen from an Indian perspective of horror! Cinema is definitely opening up to the horrors of all cultures. Big up!!!!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@michaeldonovan231]

Movies have been doing that for years watch all the foreign films that get put out loads of horror of different cultures they are brilliant instead of all the crap Hollywood puts outs

[@920mario]

I saw a scary one like 3 years ago they been doing this

[@sayakroy010]

​@@michaeldonovan231Like what?

[@sayakroy010]

​@@920mario can you tell the name?

[@Mike-tf1yx]

What do you mean opening up, you do realize different nations have horror movies centered around they’re own cultures, I really don’t see why when companies in white countries focus on traditional European stories it’s viewed as culturally bland. Maybe you should “open up” and start watching horror movies that are produced by countries like Korea, Japan, India etc… instead of relying on white nations to produce “cultural” content.

[@moeezS]

God this looks so good! Giving me It Follows vibes. Only know Megan Suri from Never Have I Ever, glad she's getting more work.

[@stevenlebo6922]

I thought the same.

[@Rai_S82]

Yes! And I really loved the concept of It Follows so I'm excited for this one. 😊

[@thomasqsdm]

reminded me of smile and it follows

[@MontelJB]

I've seen both but I loved It Follows more. This did have a couple of spooky scenes tho. The bathroom light scene had our theater pretty spooked!

[@ParadoxicalSerenity]

Interesting to see that foreign directors are looking into Indian folklore

[@Velakor9150]

Insanely good movie! 100% worth the watch! watched it last night with a bunch of friends we all really enjoyed it. Only downside to the stream we watched was there was zero english subtitles for all the Hindi parts so we just had no clue what was being said :( but otherwise very very good, love that more horror films are diving into more folk lore of other cultures!

[@akhil.bhardwaj]

It's amazing to see people crafting stories on Indian Mythology and lore, definitely a huge basket of information and creativity. Looking forward to see this.

[@keyvand.7667]

Do Indians still shit on streets? That's some scary stuff.

[@Mcabdriq]

yes it is , thank God its production from Hollywood , if Bollywood try to make itthis , it gonna be messedup whole story upside down. thats what Bollywood does all the time . Looks Interesting.

[@MaJoDo]

Very spooky movie about Indian culture. Definitely going to watch this. I hope there is a scene where she goes potty and wipes her bottom with her bare hand, and then maybe she is tormented because she accidentally wiped with her right hand instead of the left hand. The video’s thumbnail certainly might be foreshadowing this in some way. I cannot wait to see what happens!

[@AmarpreetSingh1993]

Neeru bajwa in the house ladies nd gentlemen. The Indian Bollywood/Punjabi actress. Applause for you mam.

[@EjRidenhour]

I’m getting drenched with blessings as a horror fan

[@KuramiRocket]

A movie based on India's culture seems really interesting. It's nice to see something from other cultures. Hope the movie does it justice. Will be watching this one for sure

[@karinamorado7795]

I love that there is an exploration of another culture, finally! It was entertaining, not the best movie, but decent.

[@ManishkumarChoudhary-tg3jn]

Neeru bajwa🙂from laung lachi song😋😋 Whoever liked the trailer of this movie, once again listen to the "Laung Lachi" song, it is a great song.😉😉

[@PsychoGaming805]

That soundtrack is so fire 🔥

[@mr.smiths420]

This year is officially the new Golden Age of Horror

[@Zimmyzam589]

As an indian I confirm that pisach is real. My grandmother told me many story about pisach, maya, jadu tona ( black magic ), and jinn.🗿🗿

[@V4RUTV]

I'm glad these possession films are starting to look more like psychological horror rather than just the exorcism. I'm gonna be comparing this to Talk to Me very hard when it comes out though because for me; that film is my new peak for possession horror.

[@adamsiddiqui2924]

My country have so many stories, passing from generations to generations waiting to be told by such a big platform as Hollywood.

[@tarantulamaster1997]

As someone who love all things horror and is never fazed my horror movies, the one thing that scares me more than anything is glowing eyes with a dark silhouette. “Lights out” comes to mind. And I don’t mean like animal eyes reflecting in the dark, I mean unnatural glowing eyes.

[@LyfaLeeZhure_DavidShawn]

"Lights Out" was cool! Had my doubts, but the part of the trailer that sold it for me was the scratching at the floor...she turned the lights on and it was gone...lights out, continued...until they made eye contact...CREEPY!

[@WitchbladeEdits]

I'm literally the same. Glowing eyes in the darkness still won't let me sleep and I've been watching horror movies for over a decade. What's interesting is that I was talking to a friend about this movie and I assimilated it with Lights Out too.

[@denorisebeverly7387]

Same here 😳

[@d.samaryaoneill3771]

Oh gosh. Lights out scared the heck outta me when it came out. The scene in her room where she’s scratching at the floor and the red light flickers on and off? Ooof. Terrifying.

[@owenSpacer]

gotta say that visual of the boyfriend bouncing around like a puppet really freaked me out. looks like a really cool movie!

[@joncalleri1587]

Got some "It Follows" vibes from a couple scenes. Lots of other unique scenes in here, looks great!

[@Freebird6969]

Absolutely excellent movie. Finally somebody that can make a horror movie thumbs up 8/10

[@OkamiWSDwarrior]

Eastern based horror lore deserves SO MUCH more rep. I am beyond excited for thissss. I remember hearing stories of this as a kid.

[@JohanL10]

Cant wait to watch it!! Looks good 🎉🎉

[@MayurBhoye]

Movie looks nice and quiet unique too.. Great performances with some Indian elements... looks interesting 😊

[@memo2582]

Another movie im expecting to watch. 🎉

[@labolarosa7960]

Oh looks amazing i like when in the movie or in the trailer say the movie name...and this make it very good 🤩📸

[@ET-xj3qq]

This gives me Lights Out with that scene at the end, and it also gives It Follows. Meeehhh.

[@oneallwyn]

It's been a decade since a horror movie has given goose bumps

[@920mario]

Guess u not watching any good ones lol or u can relate to this?

[@valley6824]

@@920mario she needs to start The Evil Dead franchise and The Conjuring. I will see her then. 😂

[@benji3030]

Seriously lol hereditary and conjuring and insidious

[@aryanjain8872]

​@@benji3030 hereditary was not at all scary. Babadook and drag me to hell were great though. Also the the haunting of hill house and bly manor were amazing series.

[@amy_yoshikawa]

I am sick and tired of this types of comments.

[@CrayDreZ]

I just saw this last night! I LOVED it! It was a creepy movie for sure! It was so REFRESHING to see a horror film from another culture like this. I felt so immersed in their culture so idk it was creepy seeing the horror from their point of view

[@averagepotato3769]

I need a movie series that dives into mythological horror from different cultures. I’d want them all to be set in the same universe but different time periods?

[@SRorke]

Love that we've got a change from an all African-American film to now an Indian film. Loving this line-up, just loving it. I hope no films ever have people that look like me ever again!

[@nokia6630videos]

Has anyone noticed the real horror is the fact that our attention span as humans declined so bad that they need to show us a catchy mini trailer before starting the actual trailer just to get our attention and make us watch the entire video...

[@許潤璋]

This is what I live for as a movie fan.

[@tuhindas2779]

As a horror fan it is already a great year and it will be greatest too..... Thanks to apply our Indian origin ghost 'Pisach'❤

[@kassjazzy]

I love that we're getting more horror from other cultures, a treasure trove of folklore

[@IyanLeol]

its about time there's a horror movie with a middle eastern/indian family and protagonist. Im not even indian, im black, but to see this is refreshing. No hate to white people or anything, im just sick of seeing the same caricature of characters in these horror movies. Also, the concept of this movie reminds me of "it follows". Anyone seen that one?

[@aranga2730]

When we were kids even my mom used to tell me a story, not of demons but of Lord Hanuman, Krishna, Shiva, Bhagath sing, etc... Appreciate the effort they put in because it's not easy to make a movie about Indian culture and systems without proper understanding. Be it Bhoot, Preta, Pishaci, Rakshasa Or Asura Hanuman got us covered. If anyone is in any kind of problem just ask him with true devotion he'll be there.

[@ravinder10]

Pollywood Queen Neeru Bajwa 🔥👏

[@rahuldavidbeckham]

Looks absolutely 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Can't wait to watch this on the big screen!!

[@ciscof1893]

so happy to see a movie go elsewhere w/ the horror. ever culture has its own horror. I love seeing it

[@Amazing99397]

That opening gate and pulling hairs was amazing 😮😮

[@Donegal62]

Okay, the trailer alone creeped me out. A must see. How appropriate that the suspense drags on by not revealing a release date.

[@saizsayshi704]

Thrilled to watch this one! Neeru Bajwa rocks.

[@cellardoor4199]

Next to A24, NEON is one of my favorite film distributors, they put out quality content consistently, if at the very least intriguing/interesting. Especially when it comes to thrillers/horror. Also the eyes in the closet genuinely creeped me out, reminds me of being a kid and thinking you see something in your closet or not, and subtle. Going to close my closet door now, thanks.

[@mrgibbets34]

Idc if everything else they put out from this point on is shit, they put out one of my favorite thrillers in years with Luce, everything else is just gravy.

[@yomomma7205]

This year has been amazing with horror films. I love elevated horror. Not just jumpscares, but an underline story of grief with creepy as music and visionary. Hereditary was the start for me with these movies. I was mainly a slasher fan. Can’t wait for Thanksgiving to come out.

[@billyblue111]

I love they're still riding the Get Out train

[@siyavuyambasa6145]

Oh hell yeah finally a horror that's going to get me on the edge of my seat and get me to go sea a therapist afterwards... I think I need to book 1 now after that trailer. Goosebumps 🙌🏾.

[@cjra2765]

Okay relax it doesnt look that good lol it looks below average at best

[@jessicahernandez7342]

Damn the thing that was inside the closet reminds me that time I was searching for my dog in backyard around 2:00 am. I thought I saw my dog inside bushes near the shed but no it was strange shadow looking at me with glowing eyes just like the thing in the closet. The reason I knew it wasn't my dog because I got near the bushes nothing was there.

[@AKingsQueen]

😮....

[@Rai_S82]

👀

[@goldengoose119]

😯😯

[@blackdynamite_5470]

Cool story bro

[@MrOrcshaman]

Interesting concept. I've listened to a lot of myths and cryptid stories from around the world and India has quite a few freaky folk tales and entities that could adapt for really frightening horror stories. We don't usually hear about horror movies with an Indian background so this has potential

[@SnipeyDaSniper]

This gives me all the vibes of early 2000s horror with a cultural spin and some Hereditary-style editing. I can't wait.

[@BigScreenBusiness]

This has Get Out's social commentary theme in it

[@paulripp8802]

Dude…the horror genre is just stepping it up lately and I am so. here. for. it.

[@yogeshkarel6745]

I had goosebumps.. that's really good editing with key factors for a horror movie. My hopes are high for the movie now. All the best for the movie..👍🏻

[@kalitkranti6899]

Yeah, hoping the movie to be even more good

[@adu1n]

Is it not releasing in india ?

[@yogeshkarel6745]

@@adu1n Didn't search for it man.. I'll download n watch anyway..

[@ContinuaComiq]

Looks good! ''Pisach' could also have been a great title!

[@ArjunSharma-bx4ed]

Pisach is the Hindi title (as shown in thumbnail and poster. It lives inside ' the English title

[@Gildedbeachrat]

This looks fantastic,love how more movies (especially horror) are taking more influence from other cultures,hope this does well so we see more of this type of stuff in the future

[@judas7585]

Yes its about time horror movies stop making horror movies about Christianity like its tired

[@Zeetana1]

@@judas7585 Yes, wouldn't it be refreshing it for once they made other religions the "bad guy"? I mean, it'd be way more enjoyable if these "cultural" horror films were capable of making said movie WITHOUT anti-whiteism, like this one and "Get Out", etc. You don't need to piss on other cultures/people to promote yours. Then it would be more enjoyable.

[@lavir74]

@@judas7585 Sure, the greatest and deepest culture existing, especially concerning mythological matters in fact, is "tired", how not. Oh my, people in this day and age have no minimal clue of what they are talking about.

[@judas7585]

@lavir74 girl what are you on about 🙄

[@lavir74]

@@judas7585 Are you able to read? Maybe they still that in school.

[@dimensionexo.]

This was possibly the longest two and a half minutes of me life *

[@retroroy88]

This seems like the same stuff weve seen a bazillion times but.... This trailer is really well done and sells it, at least it didnt show me the whole movie I hope.

[@CinemaSingh4199]

This year is definitely the best year for horror genre after so long time

[@KennyJordana]

This DEFINITELY look good. Another horror movie that I need to see 👊🏿

[@ayegirl9452]

This horror movie is the only horror movie I trust that is gonna deliver the “horror”. All these scary movies that have been releasing these past few years have been shit and are never scary at all but this movie definitely gives “lights out” vibes so I know it’s gonna be good.

[@pradeepkumaryadav3365]

watch 'The Autopsy of Jane Doe"...you won't be disppointed

[@Arun76541]

​@@pradeepkumaryadav3365 When is release? This movie

[@pradeepkumaryadav3365]

@@Arun76541 2016

[@PixHQ]

Watch in the tall grass

[@umanggoodboy]

​@@pradeepkumaryadav3365 it was not. It was too much of horror in every 10 mins. There was no built up. At one point in time I got bored in the movie knowing what will come next. Nothing original, just copied plots from various films.

[@kiteyet8728]

It Lives Inside | Horror. I love the actors in this film. Rett Terrell, Alissa Rose Ford. I give It Lives Inside It Lives Inside | Horror. I love the actors in this film. Rett Terrell, Alissa Rose Ford. I give It Lives Inside 5 Stars ★★★★★ , go and watch it soon

[@Arnabkanji123]

English film with Indian touch...lovely .. ❤❤🔥🔥

[@BigBeezo]

Looks like this will be the horror movie to see!! Can’t wait🔥🔥🔥

[@_TheMarwan_]

Bruh this looks so good

[@mercedes.c63_audi.q8]

Goosebumps... this gave me goosebumps, and I'm a grown man.

[@LilPlayz]

Glowing eyes on anything in the dark is peak stomach dropping moments. It's a jumpscare without anything happening.

[@iGarry]

Here for Neeru Bajwa!! ❤

[@cy2027]

Get Out has changed horror forever. Opened doors for so many!

[@AdrianStjarnfaldt]

IT HAS NOTHING to do with the movie get out it didnt change annything dude. noi aint saying its a bad movie its fing great movie but thats all it is a great movie

[@cy2027]

@@AdrianStjarnfaldt I don’t give a fuck what you think about what I said. Move on and go touch some grass.

[@burnersforhim]

get out did absolutely nothing for horror 😂

[@cy2027]

@@burnersforhim and then you woke up

[@burnersforhim]

@@cy2027 and nothing changed 😂

[@raizen21ss56]

Finally a horror movie that actually has someone supernatural

[@Bobby8451]

The Scariest thing in horror movies is not knowing and not seeing what it is following you around. When a monster is shown, it ruins it for me.

[@mj7814]

My mum's side of the family is from Gujarat and even this gave me chills, thinking how this demon exists in mythology. I thought it was brilliant how they have incorporated mythology into films though it scares me to think about.

[@entvids1]

FINALLY , a good looking new horror film. I can’t wait