Australian's react to Hereditary & get scared sh*tless!

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[@eighthmanstanding566]

The mother cut the grandmother out if her life when Peter was born. The grandmother became part of their lives again before the birth of Charlie, who's name hints they thought was going to be a second son. The grandmother is part of a cult that wishes to find a human vessel for the demon Paimon, and does a ritual to bind Paimon to Charlie before her birth. Paimon is dissatisfied with the cult because he demands a male body. So the grandmother and the cult set a plan to do another ritual to bind Paimon to Peter, but this ritual requires 3 heads from 3 generations and releasing Paimon from his current vessel, Charlie. The cult digs up the grandmother's body to acquire the first head, then marks Paimons symbol on the telephone poll that will decapitate Charlie, acquiring the second head and releasing Paimon. Then they trick the mother in her grief to do a ritual that will allow Paimon to possess the family members. Paimon possesses the mother and has her remove her own head, thereby completing the 3 generational sacrifices and binding Paimon to a male vessel, Peter.

[@gleekthemonkey4570]

Australians watching a horror movie: “Naur naur naur naur naur aur naur”

[@wonderboy13579]

SOOO true, love it

[@leeannmcdermott8313]

🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@hettbeans]

I am constantly saying this to myself every fucking time I watch an Aussie on YT. How many syllables can they add to the shortest words?

[@brianscli9567]

this comment. 🙌

[@dex4879]

@@hettbeans "naur" is still a single syllable though

[@finnmurphy6186]

Unbelievable, to think Toni Collette wasn't even nominated for an oscar. Her performance in this is one of the best for any Horror film in cinema history

[@Loke6661666246]

Right? Also, Tilda Swinton too for Suspiria. Came out the same year as this. Both were amazing performances, in horror, and neither even got nominated. A shame.

[@ashtonturner2862]

I was highly frustrated that Toni Collette didn't receive a nomination too.

[@jadeandjesse5908]

Eh, the Oscars are bs anyways, and is just a bunch of circle-jerking Hollywood assholes.

[@finnmurphy6186]

@@jadeandjesse5908 Hard to argue with that

[@matt2522]

Do me a favor and guesstimate how many movies you’ve seen…

[@SomeRandomDude895]

A cool hidden gem in this movie is at the end when there is all those people in the treehouse praising Paimon, you can see one of Peter's friends that was with him under the bleachers smoking weed at school. It really just cements how their entire lives were puppeteered by everyone around them and nothing they could have done would have prevented this inevitable outcome

[@MyPhilcat]

Wow... I didn't notice that

[@willthomas2310]

I didn't know his friend was in on it too, damn!

[@disco_depression]

I read on reddit cult members were hidden in backgrounds throughout the movie and thought it'd be funny if one of his friends was in too and turns out I was right

[@meemoo9064]

wait WHAT

[@JorgiePorgie2011]

I haven’t noticed this! I have to go look now😂

[@peters4115]

I think the craziest scene is when he’s still sleeping in the dark and they hold onto that frame for like 2 min straight and you finally notice that the mom is in the corner… jesus do they know how to build the tension in this film

[@stijnvanrijsbergen8255]

That scene was INCREDIBLE in the theater

[@MyPhilcat]

Spider woman for sure

[@fauxrowsdower7610]

One of many parts that makes my eyes water with fear to this day!

[@lmp19791]

I SCREAMED IN THE THEATRE.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

I'm always surprised by how many people seem to miss that entirely. I saw her right away.

[@martinezgerard]

Hereditary really needs to be viewed in the dark, and absolutely no talking, for it to take its full effect. It is one of the most disturbing and emotionally brutal movies I have ever seen. The horror stems as much from the family dysfunction and horrifying grief than it does from the supernatural element.

[@Ujuani68]

That's how I watched it a year ago. Alone.. in the dark... with my surround all cranked up...

[@youtubewontletmetypeagoodu8128]

Nah that’s a recipe for trauma

[@discoskull]

@@youtubewontletmetypeagoodu8128 Isn't that the point of a good horror movie though?

[@ILikeCHEEZ9]

@@discoskull no a movie shouldnt traumatize you, scare yuou yes, but horror and trauma cannot be equated. Being scared is fun. Trauma ruins your life. A good movie keeps you coming back and supporting despite how much it scares you shitless, not wishing you never saw it

[@user-fb1jm2ru8j]

@ILikeCHEEZ9 I was literally traumatized after watching this movie two years ago, it still haunts me and I really really don't get scared easily and find 95% of horror movies not scary at all

[@victorsixtythree]

"This movie was pretty good. I give it Three Pees." LOL

[@Trashcan_Waifu]

This is the type of comment i scroll for. You are my hero today

[@ueno1]

Better pees than poos

[@mrkemrk]

We never really meet the real Charlie. She's possessed from the beginning.

[@umairrashid9345]

She's possessed from birth probably.

[@mrkemrk]

@@umairrashid9345 Most likely.

[@TR13400]

So was Paimon in Charlie's body the whole time? And then Paimon goes into the mother, and then Peter right?

[@lukaz3336]

@@TR13400yep.

[@Pingkonk]

”There hasn’t been any supernatural element”. Except the mother’s ghost in first 15 min of the movie lol

[@dfa3366]

Actually there is tons of it.

[@my_randomology]

Tony Collette deserved an Oscar. That dinner scene made me want to confess to things I haven't even done...

[@moseshorowitz4345]

I spent a lot of this movie wondering if it were supernatural, or the account of a disintegrating family. Turns out its both!

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Watch one of the amazing million views Easter egg videos on this movie to be totally shocked at how much we all missed.

[@stijnvanrijsbergen8255]

Subtext and thematic cohesion - gotta love it!

[@ChulsZFF]

A lot of the creepy stuff was happening around sleep so I thought sleepwalking and lucid dreaming is what was hereditary and they saw scary things.

[@edwardreyes1946]

Introducing the world loudest man

[@Hey_Jamie]

And worlds quietest movie volume

[@jordanrothmeyer4722]

I love the ad placement on this video: *mom pounds on table* DONT YOU SWEAR AT ME YOU LITTLE SHI- Charmin Ultra Strong has longer lasting rolls!!

[@Hoganply]

That's fantastic.

[@ThatBlakeCampbell]

Gain dish soap.

[@originalalienone]

"At least he can't smell his grandma's body" lmao

[@danwilliams2551]

"I feel like he knows what he did, but he doesn't want confirmation" First step of grief is Denial.

[@hotsauce69247]

After seeing the decapitated head - “Fun choice of film, Mary. Fun, fun choice. Really, really, really great. Really, I’m having a great time.” 🤣🤣

[@MIB000DG]

Looks like someone... lost their head. They'll never be the head of a major corporation. They shouldn't have gotten ahead of themselves and quit while they were ahead.

[@sabloff]

Movie audio is super low and that guy is incredibly loud. Had to ride the volume the entire time. Sound mixing! :/

[@nicodamus6895]

I couldn't stand this guy just screaming his thoughts and OVER reacting all super hyped up. He completely messed up with the immersion.

[@scarypineapple8608]

Yep, they missed out on a lot.

[@tonitovar260]

This guy is so loud lol

[@Masky5150]

Brilliant movie. Ari Aster’s breakout masterpiece. Also the little girl, Milly Shapiro was born with a condition called Cleidocranial Dysplasia. I agree she may have been cast due to her appearance but I also think she did a wonderful job. Also, Toni Collette was absolutely robbed not being nominated for her performance. Horror rarely gets acknowledged for great performances. Such a shame. Thank you for giving Hereditary a go even though horror terrifies you. Your viewers appreciate your sacrifice lol

[@michaelanderson1476]

Such a lovely happy ending....and they all lived happily ever after 😊😇🥰😍😘👍

[@tonyyul703]

IN HELL

[@michaelanderson1476]

@@tonyyul703 lol classic 🤣😎👍

[@lettylunasical4766]

A heartwarming story of a group of friends helping a young man transition.

[@wavingdragon]

I assume you meant the cult.

[@michaelhinton2805]

She should have watched this alone

[@swish007]

to me hereditary had kind of a kubrick feel.. like in the shining where it wasn't only about scaring you, it was about making you feel uncomfortable (and even sick) which heightens the terror. also, the confusing aspects of it in the latter part especially keep you off balance which further adds to it. one of my all-time favorite horror movies

[@josueavila1306]

The mother reminds me to the actress Shelley Duvall for some reason.

[@tariennewilliams-rosa542]

Horror elements aside the absolute heart wrenching cries of Toni Colette when Charlie died I swear was more terrifying than some of the horror parts I still get chills

[@jamesharrelson4637]

Yeah that part was just gut wrenching

[@BentleyvilleEntertainment]

Dude makes too many comments good lord

[@Noctis_Souls]

Hereditary is one of those films that has stuck with me til this day, it left me with this uneasy feeling and just astonishment from what I had witnessed. The movie was beautifully shot, story well told, symbolism was just everywhere in this movie. One big thing that help drive it all home? the music and sound, that click, the orchestra, it all just made all the scenes pop even more. This will honestly forever be one of my favorite horror movies.

[@inspectahdex]

Your homie's loud af

[@nehankhan1584]

Technically the mom didn’t know it was a party. Peter told her it was a school thing if I recall correctly.. a bornfire? So she assumed her daughter would be safe with adult supervision... honestly a shitty but realistic thing to do in times of grief. They just need a reason to explain what happened but unfortunately it was an accident. Both the mom and son aren’t able to come to terms with that. I think the dad is the hero. He’s trying so hard to be a support for his fam that he himself didn’t have time to grief :(

[@Robertgmz5]

Why is HE SHOUTING?

[@csabaviragos4204]

You should watch The Witch (2015), directed by Robert Eggers. That's a great horror movie too

[@Hey_Jamie]

14:30 No, there were tons of supernatural elements that happened. You just didn’t pick up on or notice literally any of them. Lol

[@TR13400]

The only real thing before the seance is the light apparitions. I think it only appears one time in Charlie's room.

[@lettylunasical4766]

This is a film you can watch more than once. At the start, you hear the sound of hooves (Paimon rides a camel) as the camera pans into Peter's bedroom. Also, in class the teacher is discussing the idea of fate and Greek tragedy (but Peter isn't paying attention). In the Grief Meeting, Joanie looks at Annie when it's time to talk, putting pressure on her to start. Also, when Joanie is talking to Annie in the carpark, a wooden board is in her boot. Finally, you see the cult members multiple times outside the house, in the attic as Peter wanders around and you hear footsteps before the family arrive in the house after coming back from the Gran's funeral.

[@goran77ish]

I think he watched Mary more then the movie. Explain to him that he can talk to someone while not looking at the person, missing half of the movie that way.

[@slyphwing]

Dude is so unserious. Felt like I was watching this with Russell Brand.

[@ctmdarkonestm]

"Fun choice of movie, Mary" ...and i'm dead

[@scarypineapple8608]

You’re dead?

[@GD-ec2xu]

The volume of the movie is way too low. One can barely hear it. This video is unwatchable.

[@marmiksaini]

I saw this yesterday. After Midnight. (Not a great plan.) Scared the living soul outta me. Clearly the Most WTF movie I've ever seen. Outstanding Acting, Directing and Writing.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

If u want to be creeped out watch one of the popular Easter eggs videos on thsi movie , it’s so much creepier relaxing Paemon is a Pagan god /king of hell worshipped anciently and still today, there’s literally SOoooo much I didn’t see of catch in this movie , so much scarier the second time around seeing how much we missed first time. Like almost every outdoor shot of the home had naked people standing around the house in the circle. 😳 how many scenes have Paemons symobol somewhere inside the shot etc etc etc. man it’s creepy, I’m there with ya tho lol watched at night and good hell it’s creepy!

[@teresaluz975]

I saw Hereditary with my sister. It's a magnificent horror movie that I'll never watch again. It's disturbing, not because of the demon, but because we're witnessing the disintegration of a family in the most horrible way.

[@eliroth9978]

This being one of your first horror movies when your not desensitized like me is like jumping into the deep end of a pool with cement shoes when you don't know how to swim. Though at least with Sam you have the equivalent of a pool noodle lol (really not much can help at that point)

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

Milly Shapiro, the actress that plays the role of Charlie has a rare genetic disorder called, Cleidocranial Dysplasia (CCD). Her sister has it as well. It effects the bones and teeth, and many times people that have CCD are missing bones, such as collar bones. The disorder also can make people look younger than they actually are. Milly was 16 in 2018, when the film came out. So she was quite a bit older than the part she played in the film.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

The cult dug the body up, the “grief group” is the cult, many of these are seen naked and dressed in other scenes like the sons friend with the man-bun under the bleachers is in the tree house final scene. The cult and Paemon manipulated the whole thing. The last podcast on the left and also dead meat podcast/KZbin channels doa. Great breakdown that explains a lot but the best review is on KZbin about the Easter eggs that goes deep dee into everything and will scare the hell out of most. Like me.

[@evernevermore-ci2so]

The acting is absolutely spectacular. It makes the movie what it is. So intense and disturbing. Heartbreaking too. Toni was robbed of an Oscar. She's easily one of the best in the business.

[@GoeticJeffy666]

Just so you know (if you already didn't) cause a lot of people were commenting or should I say bashing Milly Shapiro's appearance. She was born with Cleidocranial dysostosis (CCD), also called cleidocranial dysplasia, is a birth defect that mostly affects the bones and teeth. Also the body, shoulders, facial development.... That all aside she's an amazingly intelligent actress. Just see an interview with her an Alex Wolf (Peter) she's so well mannered and fun to talk to.

[@krisbrown6692]

This is probably my favorite horror film of the last 20 years. The passing of it is slow and that's what I love about it. It takes it's time so you actually get to know the characters. With most modern horror they just jump right in and I couldn't care less about any of the characters so their deaths are meaningless to me.

[@kimwexler9393]

This is unwatchable. Your sound levels are so off. You're shouting and we can't hear or see the film.

[@sofiakohnenkampf4589]

Pero si tú vienes a ver su reacción, no la película?? Porque querrías ver la película en una mini pantalla

[@Uielyave]

The absolute AGONY and DREAD i felt while watching this movie makes me go back again and again and again. NO MOVIE has ever made me feel such sickening, soul crushing anxiety. Toni Collette's performance is also absolutely top notch.

[@AutoPilate]

I watched this and Midsommar on the same day. What was I thinking, lol.

[@gigel008]

Is it me or did the moment when the mother was blending in with the background went right over their heads? For me that's the most memorable part of the movie.

[@marcuslab4898]

To be fair it’s hard to notice but the second time when she’s on the roof they clearly focus on her LOL

[@gigel008]

​@@marcuslab4898 Yea' you're right. It's really subtle and easy to miss especially with lights on.

[@jayxj7785]

@@gigel008 which scene? Toni Collette decapitating her head?

[@gigel008]

@@jayxj7785 right after dad burns, peter wakes up in this room and his mother is somewhere in the left-corner of the celling hidden in the darkness. If you notice her it's actually terrifying. They only saw her a few seconds later when she switched places.

[@jayxj7785]

@@gigel008 yeah yeah I remember that! Fun fact is most people I know didn't see it first, I had to show them and then they were terrified lol

[@Allonsy305]

Watching this in a dark theater was...a challenge. Me and the entire audience were beyond freaked, we all fast walked out the theater when it ended.

[@chrislawson1988]

So she knows how the bird felt and he now knows how she felt when she couldn't breathe lol

[@deaconbluezzz]

Seriously. Dude. Dial it down a notch or five :/.

[@jordantaylor260]

Hereditary is a bad choice as an introduction to horror. I love horror and even I think this film is nuts. I love it though. Between resident evil 2 and this you have gone straight to the deep end.

[@chrisf5828]

Toni Collette screaming then the cut to the funeral later and miles away where she's still screaming is a familiar gag that is hilarious in a different context -- Regina George in MEAN GIRLS screaming after finding out her diet bars are actually to gain weight.

[@JedHead77]

Nervous Pee would make a great band name. They could be the opening act to The Black Stools 😂

[@bergman6581]

The moment her husband gets engulfed in fire, Collette gets possessed but almost everybody misses it when they look away.

[@mithuskitchen5128]

That guy is talking too much

[@ghadrackpotato960]

"That's fucking Gnarly" That phrase has never been used more appropriately in history. Kudos!

[@lord_haven1114]

I noticed you said you weren’t sure why the mom forced her to go to an older teen party with drinking etc. The son said it was a school bbq thing so I think mom wanted to be alone for a while and also for her daughter to go socialize a bit. Two birds kind of thing. Uh no pun intended

[@Illiyuwn]

Fun fact: Alex Wolf(Peter) actually broke his nose after the second hit on the desk while being possessed!

[@chrislawson1988]

The bit cutting birds head off your reactions hilarious and I like that question you got the head now what are you going to do with it? Lol

[@jordanroberts1519]

Hey fella...less yelling your commentary my dude. Also, you are trying to rationalize a horror movie. Just...no.

[@sarahwhite4906]

Also, less derogatory comments on actors' facial features.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Mary! Thanks, Sam! 😱 I loooooved HEREDITARY. Fear-induced urination/defecation, no judgements...

[@RayMcElroy50]

You should watch IT (2017) It has the director of the upcoming FLASH movie

[@ricchoder2983]

I like how the director went complete opposite on color tones with both these movies this dark Midsommer bright

[@theDarkness558]

It's a pitty that you can't watch these kind of movies alone. It add so much to the reaction when the reactor only have the camera to talk to. Oddly makes them part of the movie.

[@garycoates4987]

this movie is pretty traumatic,, more for the grief elements than the horror, watching this you really feel for the characters ,when Charli died it broke my heart.

[@lolmao500]

You didnt watch it alone in the dark during a thunderstorm? Awwww

[@TheMookNet]

Brilliant horror movie, one of the best I've seen in years! Thanks for the reaction, great time. My first thought was, "Omg, why in the hell would Mary pick *this*!?" Second was, honestly, "This whole movie is atmosphere, and the light comedic banter is very fun but not a great fit." Final was, "Ya know what? I'm glad it was a duo reaction, this is a rough one flying solo." Paimon4Life! lol

[@thinkaaj]

I found the reaction to that kind of family with laughter weirder than the film lol still enjoyed it

[@mrkemrk]

This wasn't a popcorn fun horror film. It was genuinely terrifying.

[@draw_with_k_art2477]

Why is he soo loud😂 I love his enthusiasm

[@ogbunb622]

I never heard of this movie before. I gotta go see this.

[@tonyyul703]

😒....................

[@j-zhirngaming9550]

I heard of it haven't watched it tho

[@ogbunb622]

@blazinggirl Actually I did already.

[@twistedguy102]

@blazinggirl its not the same director. This was Ari Aster, the witch was Robert Eggers

[@Aldridge517]

Has Mary seen Parasite? That would be a fun movie reaction.

[@jadeandjesse5908]

I read something about how you could interpret the light that floats around a lot of the movie being the light of Annie's magnifying glass. That this is one of her twisted dollhouses shes used to try and process the death of her mother and daughter. After all, fire is a recurring image and the only character we know who tried to do that was Annie. The fire around grandma in the woods, Steve is burned to death, and Annie has nightmares about burning herself and her children alive. You could read the whole thing as a metaphor for passing on mental illness, and Annie ultimately blaming her mother for whats happened to all of them. Once again, no one can admit anything they've done. I know the director said one thing, and the supernatural element adds a lot to the story too (it would mean the grandma did not have DID but was holding demons inside of her, which she passed on to Charlie by feeding her) but whats the fun in movies and art if theres no room to draw your own conclusions? Two things can be true at once.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

Milly Shapiro, the actress who plays Charlie, has a genetic disorder called "Cleidocranial dysplasia", which affects bone development and accounts for her unusual appearance.

[@andbrittain]

"At least he can't smell her"... I beg your pardon? "At least he can't smell her"... Academy award for best reaction to Hereditary EVER EVER EVER. Mary Cherry, you are a riot! much love from Andrew in Sydney.

[@attitudeproblem6462]

That grinning reflection is the creepiest part of this movie for me.

[@tomkvideo]

Sam V is like "Fun choice, Mary." You couldn't have watched a superhero movie with him or something? lol.

[@amandaasbury3688]

Joannie was the one who crowned the son as Paimon by the end.

[@cthulhucollector]

I saw this in the theater and I was the only one in there at the time so it was double creepy.

[@davidlambert8879]

I also saw it in the theatre but I might as well have been alone I have never heard a theatre be so quiet and the sense of forboding and suspense through the whole thing made you feel like you were inside a pressure cooker, notice how there are no breaks for a laugh ir never lets up

[@MaryCherryOfficial]

I would never

[@kathywhite9411]

I really enjoyed y’all’s reaction! Hereditary is my favorite horror film, and Ari Aster is just a genius. He is masterful at creating dread!🙌

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

"He is masterful at creating dread!" THERE'S the word I've been looking for to sum up this film!

[@rebeccablanton7682]

His sister is supposed to be 13 in this movie, no way was it appropriate for her to go to a high school party.

[@andrewmoss3681]

Great reaction. I'd heard of King Paimon somewhere before this. So ended up geeking out a little finding out about him. The lore this film uses is pretty much spot on. The book you see is even one of the few books containing lore of Paimon (12th century). All the symbols used are correct. Even the artwork you see of Paimon is a cope of the original art. Even things like the floating is correct. Paimon is the King of mischief, & if you read the text it says he can bend, or even break, the laws of physics. Floating, easy. Annie passing through the floor to get into the attic, easy. & the conjuring of riches. You could place a block of wood in front of him & he could turn it into anything, let's say gold. Although they just changed the title of the book. But they did change a couple of details for extra horror effect. King Paimon is actually 1 of 9 kings of Hell. So the thing about needing to face in a certain way is incorrect. The other change is the beheadings. His lore contains nothing about that. The reason it was included was the art work you see in the book. He has 3 heads hanging from his belt. So they changed that. But it adds a Lot of extra scare. Otherwise, no lore was changed. Hope that helps you sleep a little more soundly. Hope everyone is having a great week & much love to everyone from here in the UK

[@emilywilhite5807]

The actress playing Charlie has a medical condition called Cleidocranial dysostosis. That’s why she looks a bit different.

[@roxxaviguetero8168]

Miss Mary you need to talk to your friends after watching horror movies to reduce stress and panic attacks

[@yubyub335]

Poor Cherry!! i understand how she feels, i couldn't watch it alone either, and even then, i still had nightmares afterwards.

[@Nihm420]

The mom was cutting her own head off with piano wire.

[@beetlebob4675]

This movie breaks like a 5th wall of disbelief for me, like another layer of inception, specifically in the mom's grieving scene. It's a feeling that i am so immersed in her pain, and it feels so incredibly real, i am automatically reminded this is just a film, and that Toni Colette is a goddamned badass.

[@ashtonturner2862]

Toni Collette should have received an Oscar nomination.

[@mhc121]

To be fair to the mom about making her daughter go to the party, the son did kind of lie to her and told her it was a "school BBQ" and not a friend's house party.

[@Hey_Jamie]

You are literally the visual love child of Sweet Anita and Emilia Clarke

[@AwkwardKyle]

I watched this movie with my mother. Barrel of laughs.

[@Ujuani68]

🤨

[@MorningOnMars]

Y'all okay and steady in your familial dynamic after that or was it awkward

[@Divine_R]

Joanie is the one who crowned Peter at the end

[@dylanflaherty8954]

Oh my god this is all I’ve ever wanted lmao

[@kidgforce1]

Saddest story is the husband, unknowing what´s going on and being burned as a sacrifice for the return of Paimon, God of hell.

[@AK1K02]

Great reaction! You should also check out The Witch (2015) and The Lighthouse (2019). Based on your reaction to Midsommar and Hereditary, its best to watch with a friend.

[@anafox421]

If you’re writing the movie off as “mental illness “ you’re going to be lost because then nothing will make sense lol “ we see the whole story from her point of view “ that’s not even true lol at that point you’d seen it from the daughter and the sons perspectives lol you’d seen them both at school and at the party and in their rooms lol The take away is that THERE WAS NO MENTAL ILLNESS . all the things they were diagnosed with was just from the grandmother trying to posses them all and using demonic forces against them . They weren’t mentally ill at all. It’s almost scary to think just because we hear someone has mental illness we will write off everything that happens to them as made up even when everything supports them as telling the truth lol

[@in6087]

I know what you should watch, Bram Stoker’s Dracula. It’s a horror movie but it’s too big and bombastic to be scary.

[@kessiamarques00]

When she was decapited I was like, i will never ever put my head out of the car while it's riding.

[@StCerberusEngel]

I wonder how many little things you noticed while editing. The cult's symbol on everything, the fact that the wide shots of the film is like looking into a dollhouse, all of the 3s involved...etc. This was a great return to an old-school kind of horror for me, when I saw it. The genre's been inundated by what feels to me like cheap, try-hard BS over the last several years. This was definitely one of the brighter spots. A horror movie that plays with vibrant colors, builds wonderful suspense, keeps its secrets close to the chest, and ramps up with the surreal weirdness all the way until the end. No gimmicks, clowns or creepy dolls...just good character building and a constant sense of dread throughout. Good shit.