LONGLEGS (2024) MOVIE REACTION - THIS HORROR FILM WAS SOMETHING ELSE - FIRST TIME WATCHING - REVIEW

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[@alexhidalgo7110]

Awesome no problem

[@sandrakiefler4649]

So stoked for this my dudes! I very much enjoyed this movie and I’m quite sure that you guys will too! Cause rarely do our opinions differ but we’ll see 😉👍

[@lupevelez5723]

Viva la indie films.

[@T0A2T]

Could you guys do the movie Wall-E next it’s a 10/10 movie

[@rtx3080-js8qi]

metal ball was emitting a feq when they did cult ritual they use sound and when the mom shot the doll the metal ball made a sound feq is why the daughter had a headache and pass out then they show snakes becoz the daughter was there when they did snake black magic ritual and they use sound the ball allso made lil girls forget becoz they was useing sound feq the feq would put them in a trance like the girl in hospital was in a trance my opinion he was just psychopath using mind control

[@WrathOfGrapesN7]

Her gun at the end was a revolver that held six rounds. She put two in her boss and one in her mother, leaving three. She pointed it at the doll and squeezed the trigger three times, each one a misfire, the odds of which are near to impossible... she literally couldn't destroy the doll. Thus her boss's kid is gonna remain in a vegetative until the killings inevitably start up again.

[@JheZone]

Nah this was a great explanation.

[@justlive2809]

ooooooh

[@w1975b]

How could her mother shoot the doll to give Lee's memories back?

[@klass_1221]

Pus, Lee is mesmerized by Ruby's doll at the end. Lee must take up the mantle of her mom. Longlegs has become "Lee Legs".

[@klass_1221]

​@@w1975bbecause Longlegs un-alived himself. The mom even says it to Lee. "You're free". Thus she shot the head. Releasing the demonic smoke.

[@Lavon927]

I love how in the station when Harker asks "Where is he?", the female agent blatantly tells Harker " he's downstairs, right under your feet"

[@dqshipley2811]

There are so many connections like this that really stand out upon rewatch.

[@dvnnyphvntom763]

I saw this in theaters and the line when Carter says “No, I’LL be right back. You’ll still be in the kitchen” to his wife caught everyone off guard, it was so evil because of how cold he just said it. Everyone let out a little “oohhh”😮😅 lol

[@GZR_10]

Everyone laughed in my theather lol

[@yoyoyo-yo8995]

Same in my theater🤣

[@TheMinarus]

I don't know if you caught on to the fact that she woke up in Longlegs' studio at the end which is in her mother's basement...It's the creepiest aspect the fact that during the movie and throughout her life he's been down there lol

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Caught that way too early haha

[@Cangaca777]

He was literally downstairs the whole time.

[@dqshipley2811]

Even Perkins has said the title “Longlegs” doesn’t have a solid meaning, that it’s more evocative than anything…but it gives me the impression that he was a spider hanging out in her basement and tangling them up in a web. It’s my own interpretation, of course, but that sprung immediately to mind when that was revealed.

[@TheMiraculousVillain]

Dang I can’t believe I missed that detail

[@creaturemonk]

Nicholas Cage did an amazing job as Longlegs. Creepy as hell.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

He knocked it out of the park with his performance!

[@jamesisaacson6379]

​​@@OfficialMediaKnightsquestion when is next predator moive I think it's predators also next one in avp seires?

[@Hey_Jamie]

29:00 they call her an angel because her last name is Harker. Hark the herald angels sing.

[@TommyDay-kq1jj]

Oh I just knew that

[@wratched]

Or Mina Harker, the character in Dracula who was bonded to him after being bitten by him

[@Hey_Jamie]

@@wratched well no. This has nothing to do with Dracula lol

[@wratched]

@@Hey_Jamie Or "The Silence of the Lambs" but it still references it.

[@tykroner1133]

Apparently there was a promo that for anybody who’s birthday was on the 14th, they could get a free ticket to see this movie. Coincidentally, my birthday is July 14 and my buddy who I went to see this with birthday is June 14. We didn’t know about the promo until after we saw it. It made my skin crawl. I loved this movie and how bizarre it is. Its original enough that it felt fresh and not a remake/reboot of an existing film

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Really happy to see filmmakers take the risks and studios like Neon and A24 pushing out original ideas. Ooff! Can’t imagine going because of the promo only to realize why you’re there for free haha creepy!

[@j0j01192]

I wish I would have known… November 14th here. Good luck!

[@johnorourke3969]

Coincidentally and this is no lie, when i heard in the film that the 1st murder was on 14th July 1966, I said no fkn way, my exact birthday is funny enough 14th July 1966 and my nickname is Longjohn and when people asked me why, i said that it was because i had long arms and long legs, absolute NO PUN INTENDED lol. As for the film itself? strange, weird, and what a twist without spoiling anything and overhyped given all the talk about it IMO, but an interesting watch all the same 😀

[@polina_pr]

@@j0j01192 mine is november 14th as well, but we didn't have that kind of an offer unfortunately :(

[@dqshipley2811]

I took advantage of that promo to see it a second time.

[@lainsechoes]

SO FUN FACT for you guys! Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage NEVER met during production, UNTIL the interrogation scene. When Maika walks in to the room, her heartbeat went to 170bpm, because it’s the first time she EVER saw him as Longlegs.

[@w1975b]

How was her heartrate determined? She'd have to be wearing a monitor.

[@jordan_sal413]

She was. There’s video of it. Was part of some of the promotion for it

[@lainsechoes]

@@w1975b cause she was. put two and two together.

[@aternialaffsalot]

that was just marketing

[@fredskull1618]

HOT TAKE: All of Nicolas Cage’s characters, not necessarily the films, but his characters, all exist in the same cinematic universe. And one day we’ll get a proper “Into The Cageverse” movie.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Give us the CAGEVERSEEEEEEWUUAH!

[@brainfragrances]

The Unbearable Weight Of Massive talent was essentially that

[@joshkresnik6402]

Kind of a sequel to the unbearable weight of massive talent where it brings everything back around

[@Quzga]

My friend is terrified of horror and scared easily, she screamed so loud when Nicolas cage was walking towards people in their dreams in Dream scenario, so maybe checks out. She's now scared of nic cage

[@thehorrorcounselors4747]

The director of Re-Animator said it best…When you see something so horrible you react with a laugh to protect yourself, the most comedic moments from this movie are also the absolute most disturbing moments of the movie, it’s why comedy and horror go hand in hand so well, for example there are several moments from the original Texas chainsaw massacre that are genuinely comedic but instead we are scared.

[@j0j01192]

100% this movie made me uncomfortably laugh in so many different scenes like no other movie has in a while.

[@TommyDay-kq1jj]

​@@j0j01192Same I found it funny, but seeing people do that in real life Will definitely make me scared/uncomfortable

[@SebastianAceFawkes]

Fun Fact: The Director, Osgood "Oz" Perkins, is the Son of Anthony Perkins. (Norman Bates from the Original 'Psycho')

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

He is continuing the family horror legacy!

[@amandajennings1073]

Osgood Perkins’ next film is called The Monkey. It’s based on a Stephen King short story, and stars Theo James, Tatiana Maslany and Elijah Wood. Going off Longlegs, I’m really looking forward to it

[@madatu]

I wonder if he studied Alfred Hitchcock because this film was his style.

[@TheMiraculousVillain]

@@amandajennings1073and it’s produced by James Wan

[@karimgamer7747]

Longlegs Director to Nic Cage: "Just be yourself" Nic Cage: "Daddy........Mommy......unmake me........!!"

[@cuttlefishagain]

basically

[@denzelelysium]

That's a line from a heavy metal song. A lot of his "quotes" are from 80's/90's heavy metal. The satanic panic was all about decrying heavy metal saying it was Satan trying to influence the youth/kids... Great subtle refernce made by this movie.

[@autumnphillips151]

@@denzelelysium Which song?

[@denzelelysium]

@@autumnphillips151 It could be a T Rex song, which there are three in the movie. It's more of a 70's/80's glam rock song type.

[@denzelelysium]

It could also straight up be from Os Perkins, but it's style from Cage suggests glam rock

[@ericaj.5180]

If you guys like all the background details with this, I think you would really enjoy Mike Flanagan's Haunting of Hill House series. There is an incredible amount of detail, and one of the episodes uses long camera shots to switch between the 70s and present day without cutting, it's a technical master class.

[@OmgKeppy]

THE best Horror TV Show ever made.

[@KeangoDLuke]

​@@OmgKeppyand consequently one of the best shows ever

[@Saxonis_]

Here to second a recommendation for you guys to enjoy Mike Flanigan's A Haunting of Hill House Absolutely incredible series and technically masterful

[@danzthename]

One of the most disturbing parts of this movie for me was the mother's detachment from her daughter. There's no warmth from her when Lee calls her looking for some comfort. The way she hugs her feels cold. It reminds me of the feeling I got from Piper Laurie in Carrie, especially at the end when Carrie says, "Please hold me, Momma." But she only lightly touches her and seems completely disinterested in her daughter's pain. Indifference from a parent is deeply painful.

[@jacksparks4443]

the way you talk about the feeling of getting watched is exactly on point. i’m 20 years old and a horror geek but this movie had me freaked out last night even five days after watching the movie. idk how to describe it

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Right? Tried describing why it’s so effective but we just can’t put our finger on it and say this is why. The combination of visuals, score, lingering shots and use of negative space really make this horror film an experience like no other.

[@piercethepaige]

that's exactly how I've been describing this movie too! feeling like something is hanging over your shoulder and you feel the need to turn around quick and check

[@Cangaca777]

I think its the camera angles. the way they show certain scenes that have a door behind the character for example, or a creepy black window at night, a dark hallway just there out of focus. there's alot of empty spaces for us to look and be extra paranoid. that's probably not just this but I felt that way while watching it; always checking the background instead of the characters haha. Amazing cinematography indeed!

[@karimgamer7747]

@@jacksparks4443 Midsommer still haunt me tho

[@NH-bg4lu]

​@@piercethepaigeYes, I was jumpy for like a week after seeing it

[@rynepaschall5973]

Thank you for understanding what this film was trying to achieve. Another example of a great horror flick that doesn’t have to use jump scares, but uses atmosphere to achieve that sense of horror & dread

[@lainsechoes]

it does an incredible job with the atmosphere

[@maxTheTimeSlasher]

The atmosphere is amazing. Reminds me of Hereditary but Come On they still used cheap jump scares.

[@robertyeah2259]

@@maxTheTimeSlasherthere’s only one? The doll’s eyes.

[@parksnrec5476]

Loved Perkins' "The Blackcoats Daughter". The super cool thing about Blackcoat is that it's like a magnificent puzzle that you can only fully piece together after a few watches. The two horned guy makes an appearance in that one as well. Creating a slow-paced dark presence is definitely an Oz Perkins skill!

[@stevopr1]

People's mistake was expecting the cliches jump scare of every boring scary movie. Longlegs with his disturbing and uncomfortable atmosphere, is amazing! The photography and cinematography is exquisite! 💯

[@MIGHTYM4RS]

****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** ****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** ****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** ****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** ****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** ****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** ****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** ****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** ****SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER*** my mistake was thinking grounded in reality not actual subtle supernatural factors ya know? i was expecting like some clever reveal on how it was all happening not ..magic xD

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Absolutely agreed on all counts, everything about this film was just handled masterfully! We definitely wondered too if it wasn't supernatural and if there was a 'rational' explanation, but loved that they took the supernatural route!

[@pobstrel]

And the sound design was brilliant.

[@julianmorning]

I’d say that’s a bit of a pretentious explanation and generalization on why people weren’t satisfied with this movie. A good majority of audiences don’t even want jump scares anymore as they feel it’s too telegraphed and a cheap scare. However, every now and then a movie uses jump scares effectively, ie Smile. The main reason people were disappointed with this movie is because of the critics, both professional and KZbinrs. Critics were hyping this move up to be one of the scariest movies of all time. It was everywhere when this movie was about to hit theaters. General audiences went in expecting something else entirely than what this movie is. And as genius as the cinematography and directing is in this film, it’s not very well written. Too many plot holes to give it the title of “amazing” in my opinion.

[@ville1345]

Lol what :D I didn’t but i was still extremely disappointed.. everyone was saying it’s up there with silence of the lambs for example.. and that it’s super scary. I mean it was good but not that scary or nowhere near as good as silence. I was also expecting more detective work and realistic serial killer approach, didn’t like that it was so supernatural

[@Timelord007]

This movie was batshit weird & i loved every minute of it. Awesome reactions, Ari & Denise your enjoyment of watching movies is infectious & a joy to watch & become one of my favourite reaction channels.

[@mlamont235]

I dont care what anybody says, this movie was an absolute masterclass on disturbing horror and atmosphere. These type of films need the spotlight, instead of the cheesy jump scare ghost films everyone makes now. I like the dark, eerie films, that include minor religious ideologies.

[@vvsparis]

it was really good, the third act is just paced a little off

[@saskiamuispringos6845]

I totally agree

[@HighImChatt]

Finally some smart reactors for Longlegs 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😂😂

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

We’re sure other reactors will have lots to say about this as well. Thanks for showing up! You guys are the best ❤️

[@aubryellaotero1064]

11:56 “HOW??” She literally left the door right open when she went outside 😭😭 I was yelling at my screen GIRL CLOSE THE DOOR WTF 💀

[@kaileescott3437]

My favorite small detail in this movie is the second time lee goes to her moms house and the price of right, the game show, is playing. "Come on down, youre the next contestant" so good

[@rafac7384]

The real victim here is Lee's mother! Imagine doing that to save your kid. That's very tragic. What a tragic character! The only movie that gave me the feeling of being watched was Sinister (2012), that really creeped me out!

[@joshkresnik6402]

The clever thing about this is even though we have a tangible villain to work with something about it still gives off otherworldly cosmic Lovecraftian terror type of feel because even though we see how everything is done, and it’s all laid out somehow there is still an elusive element to it that you can’t put your finger on that makes it horror stricken, and Lovecraftian

[@afroahmed3989]

This movie is like that time when you woke up at night for some reason and looked at that half opened closet in your dark bedroom and your mind just starts fkn with you , you as a grown person know that there's nothing there to be scared of , but it's just this primal instinctive fear is paralyzing you .

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

That’s exactly what it feels like! I described it as “the feeling you get when you feel like someone is watching you but you are alone”

[@sharoncredell987]

The two of you are such lovely, sweet, and intelligent people. I truly enjoy watching movies with you. Thanks for the memories. Sincerely, Sharon

[@76marex]

the blonde actress in this movie is the same form "it follows", this is also an incredible underrated horror movie with really 80's atmospheric music style like John Carpenter

[@WrathOfGrapesN7]

*the main actress

[@PLaStiiCMoNtAGE]

She's also in Watcher (2022). Highly recommend that movie too

[@maxTheTimeSlasher]

Every movie she's in, I never Regonize her because she looks different but the same at the same time. Last time I saw her was in The Watcher and didn't know it was her😂

[@Keldon334]

Yall are quickly becoming one of my favorite reaction channels. Keep up the great reactions guys!

[@OrlandoAugustoStock]

Everyone talks about Nicolas Cage and Maika Monroe s performances, but Alicia Witt acted very well as the troubled mother. Alicia Witt played sexy characters in previous films when she was a young actress but has matured and grown as an actress.

[@hmznysn]

wow you guys managed to figure out some of the plot twist before it was revealed😮

[@wiilover07]

I saw it in theaters and I was blown away. It's weird because I watched Oz Perkins other horror movie The Blackcoats Daughter and I wasn't a fan. But Longlegs was incredible. Nicolas Cage was amazing as Longlegs. Oz Perkins is the son of Anthony Perkins who was Norman Bates in Psycho.

[@substance.abuser]

Blackcoats daughter sucked. I didn't even finish it

[@freelikeyve]

"its an algorithm. his algorithm" "leave a Like and subscribe" lmaooo touché

[@berrettaman28]

some slow burn films dont work because the pacing and atmosphere just arent done right. this is the opposite. its a slow burn but the pacing is good because of the atmosphere and vibe you get from the film that keeps you invested and gives you different feelings. oz perkins has a talent at framing shots and setting a mood.

[@matt-oo6fu]

i read an amazing analysis of this movie that connected it to familial abuse and violence. from the beginning, we hear about the birthdays, and then we hear that ruby's birthday is soon, and WE know that means Ruby's doomed from the start. But Carter can't see it because that's his family. Yeah, this case is full of fathers killing their families, but he's so convinced that somehow someone else has to be doing it, because he can't let himself fathom how a father could kill his own child-- so he also stays blind to his own involvement. And I think that odd slip at the end where he snaps at his wife about "it was your stupid f***ing idea" is meant to indicate that actually, that capacity for violence WAS always in him, he WAS always capable of killing his family. at the same time, Lee is blind to her mother's involvement because that's her mother. Her mother has always protected her, so she can't possibly be standing aside and letting violence and abuse happen. She can't be enabling it. Both of these things are easily linked to the central theme, these things DO happen in families, and the more people try to act like it's a wild rare anomaly and that family units are sacred, unbreakable things that can only be destroyed from the outside, the longer these patterns of abuse are allowed to continue.

[@ramon.rnt1992]

The anxiety and uneasiness that this movie gave me was very similar to the Blair witch project. Its the unseen monster feeling and the paranoia it creates.

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

We are still thinking about some of the haunting imagery in this film! This kind of horror is different but highly effective!

[@Hey_Jamie]

It’s haunting to me that Nicolas cage married and reproduced with a classmate I went to school with for all of middle school and high school! LOL Poor Alice

[@Pupeyes]

Guys, the movie Pig, with Nick Cage, is quite good. Really good. He’s incredible in it. His best work in years. No even hyping his performance. It’s just really good

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Gotta check that one out! Heard about it when it came out but never had the chance to watch it 😃

[@extremepower5765]

Oh yeah. "Pig" is really good.

[@lainsechoes]

@@OfficialMediaKnightsPLEASE WATCH PIG!

[@tedhoeschen7964]

Willys Wonderland or Mandy are good as well

[@Thorax2552]

One of my favorite details was when they were watching the interrogation and he says "you will be there and you, and you" the way he turns his head is like he's looking at the ppl in the room

[@stubbornscorpio7]

“Daddyyyyyyy!!!!….”Mommyyyyyyy!!!!” 😂

[@samuelreyes1689]

This definitely creeped me out! The atmosphere when seeing it in theaters was wild. You could feel the tension😅I love how it went from a serial killer film to like satanic/supernatural/cult. After the first 15 min I was like oh shit ok this is goooood. Especially when her and her field partner go knocking on doors 😮

[@Escrima88]

Love you guys and thank you for your understanding and commentaries. Your valued and happy birthday

[@insaneyoggi]

This movie made me feel disturbed in the exact same way as when I watched the exorcist in my teens, when the young girl started behaving strangely. Im now 34, haven't had that "disturbing" feeling since that time.

[@pmontyjaaaymes488]

This is the type of movies we need to get back too. This was a 70s, 80, 90s type thriller/horror.

[@christophergoh9261]

Fantastic reaction as always..you two are just so likable and well informed. I adore cinephile reactors like yourselves. If you could react to The Substance (Demi Moore) and The Well…two bonkers, insane and disturbing films that you would both absolutely devour with glee and disgust. Cheers to you both…🙏

[@x_yzk]

Yes, this movie felt like you being hunted and those wide open shots omg…

[@lainsechoes]

IH MY GOD I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS. This film is incredible!

[@my_randomology]

Oh my god! I JUST recorded my reaction to this! And you did WAY better than me at spotting the devil. I only saw the one in the library window.

[@kengruz669]

I am enjoying Oz Perkin's filmmaking talents. I'd been waiting to experience whatever his next project would be since watching his previous film "The Blackcoat's Daughter", and he hasn't disappointed. His ability to cultivate mood, atmosphere, unease, and a slightly off-kilter and somber sense of time and place, invites the viewer to empathize with the emotional and mental state of the characters. "The Blackcoat's Daughter" employs a similar approach.

[@AbsolutAlim]

Your reaction was the first time I noticed the silhouette in the window!

[@archstanton664]

Couldn't help it but in THAT scene, all I could think was: "Now switch to Kryptoniiiiiiiiite!"

[@Latash72]

Guys, I so enjoyed watching your reaction to this🎉 I agree 💯, you do feel like you're being hypnotized while watching this. And yes, Nick Cage, just wow. Everytime he was on screen I was biting my lip. And that damn devil shadow in the corners ... 😮 This will definitely become a cult classic. Thanks guys for another great one 👍🏾

[@warner13faulk28]

The whole cast was amazing. Loved everytime Nicholas Cage was on screen.

[@Chronos-tg4yk]

Kinda creepy long legs is talking about the man downstairs, and coincidentally he was staying down stairs in the house

[@j4kJak88]

Oz Perkins is the son of Legendary horror actor Anthony Perkins, aka Norman Bates of the movie PSYCHO… I'm sure someone else in the comments may have mentioned this 😅

[@LordBaktor]

I interpreted the ending as "Mr. Downstairs" winning. The moment Lee killed her mom and prevented Ms. Ruby from being killed the deal that protected her from Mr. Downstairs was broken, giving him access to possess Lee and force her to do his bidding from now on.

[@rayfernaan4421]

All future horror movies should follow the way Longlegs did their trailer. Its engaging but not giving away a lot of the story. As for the movie, its a nice disturbing movie not the scariest but it somehow works though it had no business running for almost 2 hrs. Its still better than Maxxxine tho(it was such a let down) Still waiting for hollywood horror movies to reach the level of fear that asian horror instills in my soul.

[@willsmith2731]

There’s apparently 15 instances where you see the dark figure with horns.

[@pmontyjaaaymes488]

It was crazy when i found that out. Bc me n my wife missed alot of them. Now i need to go back to catch them.

[@J_Mar19]

Absolutely loved you guys reaction and analysis of this film. I had never seen a trailer (and didn’t want to), but I showed up for Oz Perkins. I highly recommend The Blackcoat’s Daughter. Another Oz Perkins film with a similar sense of dread, but very different story. I think you guys would really like it!

[@harveybojangle475]

It's often difficult to create a film with an oppressive sense of dread (verses loud music cues and predictable jump scares), but Perkins definitely pulled it off with this highly atmospheric movie.

[@IntooleranceRieg]

Thank you guys for watching my favorite movies as new movies i dont know about. You always make my days better. Wish you the best ❤

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

This is such a kind comment, thank you so much! We are so happy to have your support, it means the world to us ❤️

[@BoyKwentoOfficial]

this was an amazing film nicholas cage range of acting is amazing like im telling yall this movie doesnt need a jumpscare all it needs is a scary atmosphere and scary theme and a good writing and a good plot for it to be a great horror investigative movie not to mention the suspense in this movie i love every bit of it also fun fact the reason he did this 20:38 is because he does that after killing someone

[@chazal114]

Many people don’t know that Oz Perkins is the son of the late Anthony Perkins, the actor best known for playing Norman Bates in Psycho. His mother was actress Berry Berenson who tragically died aboard Flight 11 on 9/11.

[@Orion_TheyThem]

If you like paranormal and psychic thrillers you should ABSOLUTELY check out Red Lights during spooky month! It features Robert DeNiro, Elizabeth Olsen, Sigourney Weaver, and Cillian Murphy!!!

[@williamsachs3067]

I loved this moive❤ I also loved you guys reactions ❤

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

That means the world to us! Thank you! We’re glad you enjoyed ❤️

[@stileszzm]

this is my first time watching you guys and i really love that you appreciate the cinematography as much as i do

[@lonerebeI]

I'm glad you guys enjoyed this, I really like this movie

[@dgirl786]

Hi guys! Might I suggest 'Happy Death Day' 1 & 2? They'd make for fun reactions. Thanks. 🧡

[@TheDevilsReject2785]

Freaky as well.

[@saskiamuispringos6845]

I loved this movie. I fell in love instandly.

[@arveanas]

Leaving you guys a like and a comment for now because I want to see the movie myself. 😅 I'll be back once I watch it! EDIT: I just watched this tonight and I'm scared. 😂 I have a love-hate relationship with how they filmed some scenes with like a wide angle that gives so much space in the backgroumd and almost feels like something's gonna pop up. Sometimes, I just kept looking at the background to see if something's there but nothing's there 😂 This movie is refreshing from all the jumpscary movies but it made me so uncomfortable throughout. Also, I couldn't even think of the plot twists because of how uncomfortable I was watching the movie. 😭😂

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

Yes! Go check it out first. Thank you for stopping by ❤️

[@StaryCats]

Every person under 40 needs to know that those are lyrics from the song Bang a Gong at the beginning. A song by T. Rex in the 1970's and remodeling by the PowerStation in the 80's.

[@hachiebeng1218]

Oh wait, she is the girl from "It Follows" right? Man, you guys gotta react to that as well! Such amazing indie horror film

[@houstongamer7138]

Man it’s a good intensity of horror movie. I heard or seen an interview with Nicolas Cage and said he doesn’t like this character and don’t wanna play a character like never again. But the detective life is spot on too.

[@djjd8520]

3:53 " he really gets to stretch his wings as an actor " ... missed opportunity to say " he really gets to stretch his legs as an actor " ... since its Longlegs...

[@leonelvillarreal70]

When you said this movie made you feel different than anything you’ve ever watched . I felt that in a whole notha level . I’m a big fan of horror , but this movie, after experiencing in theaters, will forever standout in its own way. And I’m forever scarred from it

[@nathanrice6152]

People were saying that this movie wasn't scary, but I disagree. Instead of jumpscares they rely on suspense and atmosphere, and they do a really good job of it.

[@pmontyjaaaymes488]

Yeah that home she grew up in was creepy in itself. Lol.

[@justinriley7193]

I remember going to see this with a bunch of friends on the opening night. We just sat in awe of wtf we were watching. I remember when asked about it the first things I said were "well it was certainly an experience" and laughed. This was such a strange movie but after Nicholas Cages recent movies I wasn't suprised. He just keeps upping the ante with these indie movies and I'm completely here for it. I can't wait for his next one. I think Mandy was one of my recent favorites he made.

[@masteronionnorth2341]

This was a phenomenal movie. I've seen ir three times. Osgood knows how to make creepy, atmospheric horror films filled with relentless dread. He also did I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives In the House and The Blackcoat's Daughter. I was initially puzzked at why Lee's boss was so hostile towards her at the station, when Longlegs was in custody, and I think it was because he was already being influenced by the doll. Anyway..... 9/10 movie. 😗 Oh, Osgood said in a recent interview that it was the Devil's plan all along, to get Lee to kill her mother in addition to corrupting the other families. For fun....

[@jodydraper7855]

Since y’all liked this you should watch Mandy. One of my favorite Nic Cage movies and in my opinion the perfect role for him. Super artsy and bizarre. I think you’d love it.

[@dqshipley2811]

He’s so good in that. He also suits Prisoners of the Ghostland as if it were designed for him.

[@jimmydaves]

I highly recommend the movie "Orphan" from 2009. It was such a well-made movie with a great cast, script and story. It had me on the edge of my seat like "Aliens" did. Both "Orphan" and "Aliens" are 2 of my favorite films of all time.

[@ChillTrades91]

You guys are very smart on your analysis and knowledge of film theory. Earned a sub!

[@smiffy68]

I literally didn't know Oz Perkins was an actor - other than Nope - I only know him from movies he directed.

[@danieljohn8868]

Thank you guys for reacting to this!

[@thamaranichelle9703]

Soooo excited to see u guys react to this!!

[@franciscoojeda8986]

Great review and reaction. By the way, I kept hearing the sound from the dolls' brains throughout the film but at a subtle, low volume.

[@okapibibi]

This movie will release tomorrow in my country and I bought tickets with weeks in advance! I'm so pumped to finally watch it ❤and I'll definitely come here to check out you guy's reaction later!

[@theblackrosedaughter]

Normally I'm not into religion based horror because it's, in my opinion, a very uninteresting formula. But this was a gem to watch because it became more of a psychological horror than a slasher or monster flick. As you guys said, this played with my anxiety and my sense of paranoia....because I too took on the habit of checking every damn shadow and corner of each shot looking for something fucked up. This was great!

[@soccertl]

Never heard of this movie. Wow, it seems like it would make you tense the entire movie the way it was shot. Thanks for sharing.

[@sharoncredell987]

The Rorchach, Black and White Inkblot, Psychological interpretation Test, is given in a variety of settings and for a variety of reasons. The most famous example is the moth or butterfly visual, which is judged to be the answer of most subjects 39% of the time. Loved watching this movie with you. Thanks so much, Sharon

[@stephenbruce4298]

Haven’t seen Blair Underwodnin anything in a long time!

[@Martin-u9e]

This movie scared the CRAP out of me. You guys are amazing great reaction. Probably sleeping with my lights on tonight 😅

[@losworld73]

I really enjoyed watching this video! I finally saw it a couple days ago

[@TheMiraculousVillain]

Nic Cage can do no wrong with his acting, this might be my favorite role from him

[@kaiitlynross]

i saw this in theaters and that opening scene scare made my legs go completely numb. after marketing the movie without showing cage’s face and then doing that? i was sooo sold. it is one of my top movies of the year. i’m so glad you guys enjoyed it 🫶

[@andresarias3178]

You guys should definitely check out "THE UNBEARABLE WEIGHT OF MASSIVE TALENT," starring Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal.

[@thisbadomens]

The freaking jumpscare on the first clip 💀 i knew Nicolas brought his a game cause he was TERRIFYING and fascinating on this movie . Definitely a different kind of horror i see this year. love it!

[@OfficialMediaKnights]

This was unique and twisted! Loved it 😃

[@freakinflax]

So good! Great reaction!

[@dmyz5343]

This movie was such a trip. I have seen Nick Cage play some weird roles but this one by far takes the cake. The only thing i wished they did was explain the orb a little more on how it controls the people... like does it just hypnotize them with that sound or are they possessed by it... or maybe i just missed that part? Thank you guys for all the amazing reviews. If you haven't seen Willy's Wonderland yet you should check out that Nick Cage movie. He literally has 0 lines as the main character in it but his acting is still absolutely amazing. Keep on rocking and hope you guys have an amazing day 🤘

[@NebulaFilmFanatic]

Watch suggestion: Osgood Perkin's other film 'The Blackcoat's Daughter'. Soooo freaking unsettling.

[@RealBradMiller]

Love Oz Perkins. His film I Am The Pretty Thing is a slow burn of a watch, not something you put on the channel, imo, but watch alone in the dark. It's also made for his father, Anthony Perkins(passed sept 12th, '92). His mother was Berry Berenson, famous model and photographer from the 70's, and passed away in the 9/11 terror attacks, nearly nine years to the day of Anthony Perkins.