Koreans React To 'The Most Psychopathic Teenage Killers' In U.S. Movie

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[Time Stamp]
00:00 Intro
00:27 The Killing of a Sacred Deer, 2017
02:11 My Friend Dahmer, 2017
03:56 We need to talk about Kevin, 2011
05:30 A Clockwork Orange, 1971
06:41 Conclusion
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[@bruxitas7330]

lmao ya'll went into the details about how dahmer used to kill his victims , their reactions were so funny

[@saywhat9538]

i like how they did. it'd be boring to plain up just say what a killer did in a general way. a detailed explanation is fun lol

[@bruxitas7330]

@@saywhat9538 yes I like how they went into the details it gives them a different view than just telling how many people he killed

[@joooooolea]

i used to love studying killers like dahmer and bundy.,, they’re rly interesting

[@uwotm8]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Balcerzak Got to be the worst police work ever

[@bruxitas7330]

@@joooooolea me too !!!

[@psngrl7677]

"We need to talk about Kevin" is a masterpiece, but it's so disturbing that I can't bring myself to watch it again.

[@shamkand]

It's one of my favorite movies, and I think it's not that dark :) I feel that in that movie the parent were at fault the most :) I watched multiple times:)

[@sierra4064]

No judgement to your opinion, I'm just curious as to why you feel it's so disturbing? I always considered it be one of the most mild movies, on the spectrum of thrillers. But I suppose it depends on what other movies you've watched in that genre.

[@MyBusanEscape]

@@sierra4064 Its maybe that even from such a young age, it seemed that Kevin was aware of what he was doing. Like normally we would put kids acting out to age but with Kevin you just knew that he was fully aware of what he was doing and had no conscious or care for his actions.

[@sierra4064]

@@MyBusanEscape That's a good way to look at it. I guess for myself, I've generally come to associate the word "disturbing" with gruesome gore. If I instead analyze his character, I could see how he may come off as "disturbing". Tbh, Kevin's character reminds me a lot of my older brother, who recently passed away, and who I love very much. It feels odd to compare Kevin and Meiko (my brother), since I can assume how people will judge him. My brother was a very unique and genuinely different person from the majority of people you meet in life. I find comfort and familiarity in Kevin's character, more then anything.

[@jfarmerswatermelon6061]

I don't want to be that person but i liked book more

[@samscott7519]

The fact that they reacted like that when being told what Dahmer did to his victims was funny. Here in the US, we are so used to being exposed to tv shows and movies that go into graphic details about serial killers. We’re not even phased anymore honestly. Many people even go to bed watching documentaries about this kind of stuff

[@MyBusanEscape]

Its more like when stuff like that happens we arent shocked anymore about it. Like, 'Thats messed up.' and then we sorta just move on I guess.

[@julespumachu]

Well....I'd respectfully disagree with the blanket statement that ALL of us in the U.S. are "used to" and "not even phased anymore". As our population is over 330 million people, not everyone is going to feel the same way (and if someone is truly not even phased by these issues, that person may have no empathy and be psychopathic -- and, obviously, have bigger problems to worry about). I do agree that we're saturated by the media and the entertainment industry with both real and fictional tales of violence and murder. Think of the incredibly high number of TV shows and movies we have presented to us. Depending on my mood and the story, I've occasionally watched true crime or "scary" (thriller/horror) things before sleeping. In my personal experience, it's VERY weird who is desensitized and who is not. People who've grown up around a lot of violence, and people in law enforcement, are not typically used to the violence. I believe they compartmentalize. Others seem to have led very safe lives (often involving financial security), and seem to enjoy being thrilled/scared (?) by the subject matter. Perhaps some of the things we discussed are the reasons we have so many citizens who own guns (I'm in no way delving into the politics of firearm issues and laws with this sentence). If you're reading this as a non-U.S. citizen, I hope I haven't shocked you or fed into stereotypes. There are good and bad people all over the globe. I posted this comment as a reply to the OP, who I'm assuming is intelligent and understanding of the nuance, complexity and challenges of our country.

[@deki6210]

yep and with Megan is Missing trending again i doubt these guys will be able to handle that lol

[@alesiaburgesso5]

So true n love watching true crime shows n documentaries about serial killers.

[@samscott7519]

@Purre z My sister and I go to bed watching this stuff! 😂😂

[@justpureregret]

“-and he cannibalised his victims, **proceeds to list what he did to the bodies** them: *screaming and horrified* me: *eats another mini salted pretzel*

[@cloutelfin8323]

ME HAHEHAH

[@Aloysius_OHare]

Another day in America

[@february30]

I love horror so it doesn’t really scare me. (If it’s a tv show or movie at least, if it happened close to me than I’d be terrified)

[@Liyana349]

@@february30 dude im scared to watch coraline- im a chicken ngl

[@bme7995]

@@Liyana349 I- coralline is 0.000003 / 10 scary for me. I used to be really scared too but now that I’m in America, I’m like: AHH ANOTHER DAY IN AMERICA 😀

[@i_kpop_fan]

Am I the only one who wants them to find out about real teenage and kid killers? There would have to be a disclaimer of course, but so many insane cases here in the US. Gypsy Rose (who I actually feel bad for and feel she should’ve had a different sentence), the Shanda Sharer case, the slenderman case, etc

[@Suchugie]

Ooo yesss, I agree!?

[@shamkand]

Well they have this series they make about movies (serial killers, kids killers and this one) and I was curious if the people doing these vids inform the reactors which cases or based on real events. I think that would make them understand better why some of them have such an important on the public and why they are so scary.

[@evelyndelao9372]

yes and also mary bell

[@i_kpop_fan]

Yeah, I’ve watched the series. I’d like for them to see some real brutality not played up for tv.

[@sanncastle5570]

I was going to comment the exact same thing. Some real cases would be great

[@achuuz]

I don't understand why "We need to talk about kevin" isn't talked about more. It's literally so amazing and interesting

[@jenniemitchell7731]

It was such an amazing movie in the way it told the story from the parents meeting, to the moms early interaction with Kevin and seeing that he wasn't "normal", to how she tried to cope with what happened and live her life in the judgment of what her child had done. The film definitely made me look at parents/family of killers differently. Like, there are signs, but people think you're blowing it out of proportion, and they haven't done anything YET, so nobody takes it seriously... Until it's too late.

[@MyBusanEscape]

@@jenniemitchell7731 The Mom saw it and tried but the Dad didnt or refused to even with all the blaring red flags. But that was Kevins specialty. He wore a mask with the Dad and he only allowed his Mother to see behind it.

[@allier1867]

yeah! especially because there's debate of nature vs nurture. since his mom is an unreliable narrator

[@serim_luvity]

Lol Kevin in your pfp😆

[@achuuz]

@@serim_luvity yeah I'd like to talk about both kevins

[@nanarat3844]

I always felt like pretty/ handsome killers are like the most crazy because they can easily get people and then kill them and most of them know their pretty/handsome so they know they can get people very easily

[@hajratalib2125]

Thats true they use their looks to their advantage

[@whateverwhatever860]

Joker was pretty handsome (Joaquin Phoenix), but he was sympathetic, but yeah otherwise that is true what you mention

[@khiii_Khi8]

Psychopaths do not even need to be good looking, a common thing with psychopaths is that they are always very charming which helps them to manipulate and get what they want, this of course is not every psychopath but a good amount of them are. :)

[@Jeremy-sj3pr]

Yep. Jefferey Dahmer, Richard Ramirez, Ted Bundy, etc. They all used the fact that others found them attractive to kill more victims.

[@whatisilyionlyknowipurpleyou]

Ted Bundy has entered the chat....

[@autumnpridemore7701]

My grandmother and great uncle went to school with Jeffrey Dahmer. My grandmother said he was one of the weirdest people she has ever met. He would sneak into class photos and other stuff. My uncle who was in his class doesn't like to talk about him cause one of his first victims was his friend

[@lariahbell152]

I seen the movie and it involved him sneaking into the pictures. In the movie it portrays he did it in order to get validation from the other boys that were his "friends". they would use Jeffrey as a genea pig and publicly humiliate him. It was quite sad to watch.

[@julia_likeschicken]

Oh no! It's real?! No poor them!

[@lulucaceres00616]

DUUDEEEE OMG

[@autumnpridemore7701]

@@lulucaceres00616 yes

[@dwaekkii3784]

Oh my gosh really that's dangerous man

[@neonecko1876]

When one of the girls said that Jeffrey Dahmer shouldn't die peacefully... I wish someone told her how he actually died. If his death wasn't poetic justice, I don't know what was.

[@narendrakumargiri.2970]

how was his death ??

[@neonecko1876]

@@narendrakumargiri.2970 When he was in prison, another inmate (who was also serving a life sentence) killed him by hitting him in the head with a metal pipe. A brutal way to die for a brutal murderer.

[@presshearttocontinue3092]

SRIYA ADITI GIRI the guy who killed him said the reason he killed jeffrey was because jeffrey was unapologetic and would taunt the prison guards and other inmates by telling nervous guards “i bite” and instigating fights w other inmates and the guy also said the guards knew he hated jeffrey and purposely left him and jeffrey alone unsupervised because they also hated jeffrey

[@neonecko1876]

@@presshearttocontinue3092 Didn't he initially say that he heard voices telling him to kill Jeffrey and then changed his story?

[@OCR461]

No such thing as justice , even tho he killed Dahmer the law still sees him as bad even when he killed a far worst person . He was purnished for Dahmer's murder.

[@wemdoto4201]

Can you react to real serial killers that we have had in the U.S.? i think that it's sometimes scarier to hear about real people that lived and also i would just like to know how international people would think of the US and its laws that come with the crazy events

[@prestons4988]

And creepypastas too

[@stephanieyang129]

what about kidnappers

[@gucci1097]

Yes!

[@gg_ingy]

Not just the US.......

[@wemdoto4201]

@@gg_ingy yeah but our history.....it’s the definition of chaotic and we could probably do other regions as well

[@foodislife3986]

Ezra Miller is in fact beautiful✨

[@max-nw2zf]

facts.

[@winterso8589]

3:43 genuinely busted out laughing then immediately apologized cus its not supposed to be funny but their reaction was GOLD. ifeel like we get desensitized seeing this normalized in the states but their applaud reaction is spot-on

[@dany4645]

The sad thing is one of dahmer's victims was almost saved, but dahmer convinced the people that found the boy that he was of age and his partner, and brought gim back in the house.

[@poopiedoopie]

whaaat ?? wtf.. that's so tragic and it must've been terrifying for the boy holy shit. but how was the boy almost saved ?? did he not tell the people to save him or something :-(

[@dany4645]

@@poopiedoopie basically he managed to escape dahmer's house, and two girls or a couple saw him and went to help him, mind u if I remember he already had some acid in his brain thanks to that mf. Dahmer saw him and went to those two people, lying saying it was his boyfriend and managed to take him back where he tragically met his end.

[@poopiedoopie]

@@dany4645 god.. poor boy.

[@tink6225]

that one was gut wrenching thefirst time hearing it

[@_995ktae8]

You should show them serial killers interviews

[@shamkand]

They got angry with clockwork orange and all but there was actually a case like that in Korea where a young guy beat an old lady until he killed her and then he ran away, it was caught on camera. Another person passed by with his car and went to check on the person laying down and when he realized something was not right they called the cops and all but it was too late.

[@lamma746]

There are tons of cases similar to cases in the west in east. Korea doesn't talk about them often and tends to censor the gritty parts of the crimes if they do make movies about them. Japan (Junko Furuta) has some of the craziest murder cases and Korea deff has crazy ones as well.

[@naomssi1300]

doesnt mean it is less shocking, i mean i would react the same too

[@shamkand]

@@lamma746 Yes, and I know that Korean people are abit pissed that the sentences are too lenient in their country.

[@shamkand]

@@naomssi1300 I know, it just gave me the the impression that they never heard about things like this around them, when it actually does happen in Koreas as well, even racist attacks and the police sides with the Koreans. A foreigner is not equal in the eyes of the law in Korea.

[@_K1rstxin]

“We need to talk about Kevin” had me like 😀😀… and when the mom walked on Kevin when he…yeah 🧍🏽‍♀️🧍🏽‍♀️😟

[@kokitrees7394]

I think the reason he stopped when the friend talked about his mom was he knew that someone was waiting for him, and would get worried if he had been late, so there was people who would've looked for him, and potentially known where he was before that.

[@kaitlynhughes846]

Ross lynch portrays dahmer EXTREMELY well. Props to him

[@user-oz6te6vm8u]

PLS THEIR REACTION TO JEFFERY DAHMER WAS TOO FUNNY SHSHSJD

[@johnnyneedscash6753]

4:53 "what a madman!" "he's so cool!" my two emotions during the whole of this masterpiece

[@lola-lt4kw]

We need to talk about Kevin is final project for my one of myself psychology class. Lol

[@chubbydaddybunny2584]

me:watching korean people react Mom:cooking Dad:snoring sister: watching cartoons Brother: playing roblox

[@stephanieyang129]

Me: watching youtube Grandma: sleeping Mom: work Dad: work Brother: playing roblox

[@bellenott9136]

????? And????

[@flymetotheup9904]

Me: watching this Mom: cooking Family: chilling or doing something My 5 year old Nephew: playing, Running around, making noise, annoying, messing up stuff and stirring up the whole house at night.

[@sooyoungs]

@@bellenott9136 stfu

[@sooyoungs]

me: watching this mom: at the supermarket dad: at work little sister: sleeping big sister: out with her girlfriend lol

[@armystayp1ece]

Ezra’s good looking.

[@jasminbarboza8230]

*goes to wattpad *

[@deadaccount4157]

..wtf

[@moonflower8680]

The actor, Ezra is. NOT Kevin. He was some sick insane kid

[@deadaccount4157]

@@moonflower8680 exactly

[@armystayp1ece]

@@deadaccount4157 i didn’t know his real name and i’m to lazy to search things up

[@allier1867]

saw kevin and clicked immediately

[@allier1867]

the thing with dahmer is he wanted a zombie someone completely under control thats why he drilled their skulls and put strong chemicals in.

[@skzfeels1849]

i thought i was the only one who found ezra miller so fine. i only saw ‘we need to talk about kevin’ once but i remember it well since it was both confusing but also deep as hell.

[@larabruyndonckx1956]

Don't forget who played Dahmer, THE ex-Disney Star Ross Lynch. He really did a great job playing such a role

[@lilliodhe5enraptured]

Thank you for not showing the worst scene in A Clockwork Orange. I was totally prepared for the "Singing in the Rain" scene, but thank you for not showing them. The book is just as scary as the movie.

[@bvvrvela2611]

I appreciate the details given when it comes to content thats based on true stories👏🏼 Thank You OSSC💜

[@kaylamancuso5655]

them:screaming in horror me:watching as im getting ready for bed

[@liu.calazans]

Ezra Muller was so good acting that He brought Kevin to his real life

[@sarahtwinkle2014]

I pity and feel sorry for his victims because i can't imagine how they feel when they are being tortured or raped and being eaten.Some human are disgusting than ghosts

[@february30]

I’m could watch those scenes with a straight face. One of my favorite genres is horror so maybe that’s why lol

[@asmrsand3972]

I watched we need to talk about Kevin, it was so disturbing, even more his relationship with his mom.

[@QuEeNyB222ny]

I’m a little sad they didn’t have JD from Heathers. He was so good!!! Christian Slater did a great job.

[@Lee-Llhm]

After watching 'We need to talk about Kevin' I was honestly in love with him (the character) I was 15 at the time and honestly I agree with my younger self. 😂😂😍

[@thebed4141]

2:56 he really said: killing me softly with his song

[@tess.mp3]

i didn't know there was a film about dahmer! i remember reading a comic about him when i was like 11

[@maddiesupercool18]

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN WAS SUCH A CRAZY MOVIE but I agree he is attractive 👀

[@violeteeve2159]

I'm here because I saw Ezra Miller in his prime in the thumbnail 👀💅

[@orianabloom2571]

Watching ur videos are honestly such an advantage for me as a horror/thriller/mystery addicttt😂😂

[@kathylive5862]

Dang that iconic bat... this reminded me the scene in kiliing stalking lmao.

[@dobunny882]

my straight face when they talked about dahmer when they were 😳😨😷

[@BaleinesVolantes]

« it shouldn’t happen in the Confucian country » « never happen » they’re very naïve saying that.

[@skeezy9471]

Thats exactly what I thought

[@Regina777.]

That confused me to. Like this shouldn’t happen anywhere soo?🥴

[@skeezy9471]

@@taewae it is a naive thing to say since they judge eastern countries that used to hold confucian values more closely when the reality is that most teenagers dont really hold those values as close anymore as a result of western influence a great example of this is the hong kong riots

[@gamer3d147]

It’s true tho. It’s very rare for a Confucian society to have cases of assault/robbery against elders. Even criminals have it drilled in their head since young and it’s be like going against natural instincts to protect/serve the elderly... but ofc there are psychos in every country.

[@MrBlik-ky3cw]

@@gamer3d147 Less that they "don't really have many crimes like this" than that their media doesn't often broadcast when grittier crimes like that happen.

[@ELFAndromedaShawol24]

I cracked up so hard when they were like "British, again?!"

[@ThePIMPaboveallpimps]

The guys’ faces at 3:40 had me ded lolol the whole explanation plus the censorship hahaha

[@bobear4241]

You guys should do a try not to laugh but with people on anesthesia.That would be really funny

[@Laura12882]

Their reaction when they went into detail what he did to his victims 😂 made me think how effed up I am I had no reaction what so ever I'm num to it all now.

[@strayckles6505]

At least you're one of the few people who can admit it's not just something normal and find their reactions "weird". Because most of the people talking about it in the comments are saying that their reactions were unusual when it was a completely normal reaction.

[@leemae5198]

we need to talk about kevin is my favorite freaking movie

[@patriceyap3787]

That close up scene of a guy on ‘A clockwork orange’ looks like Pennywise

[@saladspinner3200]

When of them said that these things would never happen in countries that were influenced by the teachings of Confucius (mainly East-Asian) she was right. The number of serial killings conducted by youngsters in the West is considerably higher.

[@dayamena6664]

We have to talk about Kevin is such a very dark and good movie . Totally recommend

[@lenanicole2837]

Gotta say I really like this combination of 4 the best hope they keep it as this group

[@asiyasharif3063]

Lmao I was waiting for them to find out so badly who Jeffery Dahmer was. That man is beyond disgusting and terrifying. I love their reaction to him😂

[@Lucius60606]

Omg there face is soooo funny when she explained what the killer did 😂

[@theanxiousanddepressed6241]

Seeing my friend dahmer in this reminded me of American Horror Story, and it would be epic if they saw like clips from each season or even the openings, if they haven't already seen it, then again I'm not sure if AHS is aired or streamed in the east but nonetheless it would be cool.

[@sheena7646]

S. Korea has some crazy as thriller serial killers movies. I remember V.I.P with Lee Jong- Suk. His character was nuts until the end.

[@evelinsandovalsambonin5396]

Uno de mis actores favoritos es increíble que se meta tanto en su papel 😲🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ayanoaishi8489]

I love all 4 of those people their reactions are so funny

[@dogehacker8494]

Kevin: I just wanted to be loved by mother and understood by my family

[@ananyabhagat7052]

I've read sooo many serial killers that all this now looks normal to me lol , and now I think something is seriously wrong with me😂

[@DKprojectOfficial]

Best Korean react channel

[@grimmsnow7441]

WAIT THE FIRST MOVIE IS LITERALLY ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOVIES Edit: I wasn't expecting them to feature it 😳 I love this now.

[@daijahbray5334]

I love watching them react to stuff like this 😂😂

[@AmeliaRosalinaTheHedgehog]

This is actually really cool

[@annacope9975]

I read a book on serial killers, I’m weird I know. But it goes into all the detail that was left out when they blurred the words on how Jeffery Dahmer tortured them. Yeah it’s pretty gruesome though.

[@linahrigalle6500]

I was dying at the end of this video. They only saw the stuff in movies. They don't realize that it was actually downgraded. If you watch the documentaries there is no limit to how into it they will get

[@moonbeaming]

Aww they are so innocent!!

[@Julia-sc6nw]

We need to talk about Kevin is the film that truly scarred me the most

[@that_one_ghost]

I started to watch we need to talk about Kevin with my grandma after watching a quiet place but she got freaked out by Kevin's character

[@trash-3058]

My friend used to be OBSESSED with A Clockwork Orange

[@allergictohumansnotanimals5671]

I thought dahmer was an internationally known serial killer like jack the ripper but apparently not

[@lexisanchez3192]

I think it their reactions to how gruesomely he killed them is actually kind of funny cause they are so pure!! Here in the U.S it’s not really all that shocking.

[@Just999Me]

Isn't that so sad? How desensitized people are to something that should be so horrific no matter how many times you hear it. And that it happens so many times and nothing changes.

[@strayckles6505]

It doesnt make them "pure". It probably just means they can still feel empathetic for the victims Dahmer has killed. You know, like any normal person would who didn't know who he was? I also subjected myself to a lot of gruesome stuff before, and I still felt so disgusted and horrified when my friend told me about him.

[@Kingdom_Of_Dreams]

I read the book _A Clockwork Orange_ when I was in college, and I remember that Alex would sexually assault women and beat people up along with his gang, but everything changed when a man that he beat up actually ended up dying and he wasn't able to escape arrest. He would go on to become a "clockwork orange", which just means someone who is used by others, in prison rehabilitation experiments. I can see the movie being a bad influence, but the book is kinda fascinating, since it's about a teen entering adulthood and leaving behind his bad ways (and the author gives us a bunch of cool new slang for the kids to use, most of which comes from the Russian language). There are 21 chapters, signifying the age one becomes an adult (not really, but you get the idea).

[@elsa-wq9zw]

I remember learning about Dahmer in class and not being able to sleep for like a week, which then made me realize that Katy Perry mentions him in Dark Horse lol

[@hiddenarmy8937]

You should do one about the craziest serial killers

[@jacqulinewilliams3262]

recommend!! the night stalker

[@HaleThePanda]

Chacha: Those types of guys shouldn't die peacefully. And he didn't 😤😂😂😂

[@bridgetbrennan6615]

Ngl their reactions to everything were actually really funny

[@eikana9274]

I feel bad these sweet & kind people are being exposed to some graphically horrible stuff yet can stay wholesome & positive afterwards ... good job & stay strong! ✌🏼😅👍🏼

[@taliyahs_wildworld6976]

When I was in middle school I spent all night watching a doc on dahmer on YT

[@rabi151]

one of my friend did recommend me to watch the clockwork orange, but i stop not even 20 mins into the movie because i just can’t stand it, its too scary for me 😭😭 i wonder how she can finish it off 😭😭

[@desi.celest1764]

AYYYE 💜

[@stephanyfortunato2281]

We need to talk about Kevin is a lot more complex than just a Psychopathic case. I don't like how they explain it. A mom that has a Psychopathic kid? That's all? This movie and book are amazing.

[@itoo4884]

I've only read We Need to Talk About Kevin. Let me tell you, it's a long and hard read. Unprecedented for the time for it's publication though.

[@psy_luxx]

You guys could do an episode showing them notorious serial killers from the us

[@ArmandDLirium]

Everyone is cool... I love MJ. Also, not a hunting bow, just regular discount recurve wooden bow and aluminum arrows.

[@claude.de.alger.obelia_wif3887]

"We need to talk about Kevin"..Me after watchin it Mama I'm in love with a psychopath

[@mirimarina6387]

For me the kid in better not shout is absolutely psychopathic. It was terrifying to see, he's so smart😭

[@lumcoy]

excited to the first film i worked on on here! I hope more international people are exposed to the terrifying true tale of My Friend Dahmer!

[@Jaszzzzzzz]

You guys can watch full movies with viewers on twitch bc Amazon

[@emiliobello2538]

If they see one of Jesse Palmeroy, they would be terrified. Jaeden Martell should play this role

[@eggyolk671]

2:36 omg he plays spencer in jumanji... O.O

[@lady_raineidv9297]

I kinda wish whenever they react to things like this, they also get reminded that psychopaths are mentally ill people, and why tackling and promoting mental health is important. In Korea it's almost taboo to talk about this things, and they tend to see it in black and white. I really hope society gets better and start thinking of these things.

[@averycervantes7773]

literally one of the tamest parts of a clockwork orange LOL

[@thereaper1020]

should have shown The House That Jack Built that would have been a crazy good one

[@lilyrawr9623]

I can't help but in love with these psychopath

[@joanyang4019]

This is a bad idea for me watching this right before I go to sleep lol

[@vantaemalik1445]

please dont watch i spit on your grave before sleep like seriously dont 💀

[@sugarjuice9459]

@@vantaemalik1445 bruh.... now i gotta check it out

[@sugarjuice9459]

@@vantaemalik1445 nvm anything with r**e i will not watch

[@vantaemalik1445]

@@sugarjuice9459 ikr😂but i just did and will never watch it again it kinda makes you feel uneasy,traumatize and wanted to puke

[@sugarjuice9459]

@@vantaemalik1445 exactly i already know it'll be waaaay too much for me to handle 😔

[@ray0983]

Does anyone remember the kesha song cannibal. I didn't know who Jeffery dahmer was until this video. I still know the song by heart😂😂😂

[@ak-ok1qu]

now I have new movies to watch