MISERY (1990) *Annie is terrifying * MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING!!

Kathy Bates MY GOD is absolutely TERRIFYING in Misery. Honestly Mate that Hammer Scene has to be one of the scariest scenes we've ever seen...What a Villian and what a Movie. Hope you enjoy this MOVIE REACTION!!
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Directed by : Rob Reiner
Writers : Stephen King
Stars : James Caan , Kathy Bates , Richard Farnsworth
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[@ttmaiden75]

When she accepted her Oscar she told the audience "Sorry about the ankles." Lmao

[@soupsandwich1]

Kathy Bates won an Oscar for her performance in this movie. She's incredible.

[@headoverheels88]

Yep. And for context, she beat Julia Roberts for her iconic role in Pretty Woman and even beat Meryl THEE Streep.

[@Wraiven22]

Back when the Oscars took horror movies seriously now and then. Yes, I'm still salty about Toni Collette.

[@awilywolf]

Imagine reversing the roles in today's socio-cultural climate, lol. A dude would never be considered as Oscar material inflicting such sadistic harm on a female in a film; even American Psycho 22 years ago won nothing.

[@jd35711]

she's always incredible

[@donnieboughton1730]

​@@Wraiven22 you consider this a horror movie?

[@carlosocano6036]

I love how Hanna is clearly seeing Red Flags and Ash is just like 🙂

[@LA_HA]

It's the Farrah hairstyle. It gives you powers

[@whattowatch7908]

Women know women.

[@cjpreach]

I've noticed in multiple videos that Hannah has excellent insight into human nature and the direction a story might take.

[@stevenulch2764]

Hannah*

[@littlemissmonster6969]

I remember Kathy Bates saying she got shy when filming some scenes because she fancied one of the camera guys and had to act like a lunatic in front of him lmao

[@ct6852]

I can see that. She had to be a real boner-killer in this one.

[@Zenobiadream]

Yes!!! It was the camera man! She would get thrown off character because he was handsome!!

[@LA_HA]

One of my female relatives in The Business used to say the best looking guys in Hollywood were behind the scenes. So, that's something women should think about when drooling over some actor. Ha. They never say as much about the other women. Wonder why? I also wonder if she ended up getting with that cameraman

[@Zenobiadream]

@@LA_HA no she didn’t. Kathy was already in a relationship. She married Tony her boyfriend of 12 years shortly after she won the Oscar for Misery.

[@LA_HA]

@@Zenobiadream Oh, okay. So, it was just a tiny crush then

[@mrkelso]

I am so pleased that Ash knows not only who James Caan is, but that he's a boss actor. So few of his age would be aware. This was fun.

[@jkayrichardson3366]

As a british man, i always confused James caan with the dragons den entrepreneur who had the same name

[@chrissibersky4617]

He was perfect for this role. Just as she was for her.

[@zydration3538]

Perhaps this could be a lesson on assuming based on something as silly as age...

[@bito8202]

"She picked that wallpaper so therefore she is untrustworthy" hahaha. True tho.

[@Cadinho93]

Kathy Bates rightly gets a lot of praise for her performance here, but I think that James Caan deserves a lot of credit, too. He very ably played a man struggling in multiple ways and his reactions to what's happening are incredible. Like at the end when a well-meaning fan says the one thing guaranteed to most dredge up that horrible experience and look at his face, he's desperately trying to be polite and gracious while, at the same time, struggling not to vomit. Also, I love that at the end, most reactors relax when they see the actual waitress and not Annie, then go "augh don't say that" when she tells Paul she's his #1 fan, but you just say "kill her".

[@wheelmanstan]

haha, when he shoves those papers into her mouth..it must have been a heck of a film to make, loved him in The Program as well, would love to see them react to some U.S. football films

[@ct6852]

This seems like a pretty unusual movie for him, too. He killed it, though.

[@KSDVLmom]

That's the annoying part of Oscars. They only reward over the top performances and not realistic performances like caans.. There's been so many performances that people are like this is Oscar worthy and they were never even mentioned

[@wheelmanstan]

@@KSDVLmom yeah, winning an oscar basically just requires a certain formula and those who win the oscars..well most of the time you'll never want to rewatch those films again, fun fact, Sandra Bullock won an Oscar and Razzie the same year something I realized today is that when the characters of a film are having the time of their life, those are the films you'll rewatch the most, the oscar-winning films..well those characters are having the worst time of their lives, haha

[@xDRAGONSTARx]

Agree with you about James Caan. Great actor. He died last year though, aged 82.

[@Danstraightedge]

"This is when you tell your mum she got the wrong coco pops". That creased me up and was all too real. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dancingwheels8494]

What does “creased me up” mean?

[@Danstraightedge]

@@dancingwheels8494 Something is very funny so you hold your stomach and lean forward.

[@lethalsnake666]

"He hasn't got legs now, he's got fin's" had me 💀💀💀

[@shallowgal462]

In the book, she used an axe - a hatchet, and stopped the bleeding with a blowtorch. The end of the book was better: Except for the top sheet to fool Annie, Paul burned a stack of blank paper. Misery's Return was his best work, so he hid it under the bed to keep it safe. After his rescue, it was published, revitalized his career as a huge bestseller, and led him to continue on with writing Misery novels. Suggestions: James Caan in Alien Nation with Mandy Patinkin, and Kathy Bates in Fried Green Tomatoes with Jessica Tandy.

[@stevenulch2764]

She also kills officer by running over with riding mower, leaves him for 3 weeks causing him to lie in his own toilet needs, drinks pee to keep hydrated, withheld pills for days, killed family she was babysitting for, forced him to drink dirty mop water. Also threatened a film crew on her property.

[@kaseybrown4665]

She totally deserved her Oscar for this performance

[@johnbernhardtsen3008]

I remember watching this with my lil bro and some of his class mates at our place!the first blow out Kathy gives had the whole room silent!

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

The hobbling scene is still one of the most brutal scenes I've ever seen in a film! Still makes my stomach flip!

[@kevdoe3360]

Agreed, i still have to turn away at that moment!

[@TheMightyOdin]

In the book it’s not a sledgehammer. It’s an axe and torch to cauterize the stump.

[@julie68au]

@@TheMightyOdin AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh !

[@kellywiggle1]

the fact that kathy and james carried this movie with most scenes just being the two of them and for the audience to fully be on the edge of their seats the whole time is amazing. this movie is so good and so rewatchable. love it.

[@alfiro-morgif3908]

Fun facts: 1. The hobbling scene was so heavy, that the crew only filmed one foot, while they skip the other foot (Stephen King loved this adaptation) 2. Kathy Bates has been the only actress to win an Oscar in a suspense/ Stephen King movie

[@zydration3538]

1. No need to make things up 2. Stephen King, yes. Suspense? Lmao nope

[@hotgirloncoke]

Can we talk about how beautiful Hannah's hair looks.

[@ct6852]

Every vid is a different decade of hair. Love it.

[@emilykeegan4345]

​@@noire9601it's not a wig for sure..and Hannah looks gorgeous always ❤

[@baconandleggs]

My favourite scene hands down every time I watch this movie is When Paul lights the match with his thumb and does not blink holding his stare on Annie while he burns the book while Annie is saying “Paul you CAN’T” and his reply saying “Why not? I learnt it from you.” Is one of the best scenes in the movie. James Caan killed this role and how he went absolutely feral in the end was absolutely amazing.

[@xDRAGONSTARx]

Me too!

[@shalashaska828]

“She’s gonna burn the script. They should have done that for Game of Thrones season 8.” For real though! Been saying that for years since the show ended. Great reaction btw

[@ct6852]

Feel like that show was never going to have a satisfying ending. Even the author can't figure out what to do with it.

[@paulelroy6650]

Wow such an original though haha

[@JOBXR]

That line was hilarious and true i love it

[@CoryGasaway]

I literally laughed out loud. So accurate. I feel like any fan could have even written a better ending. I mean, talk about the all-time worst final season. It prevented the show from literally being the greatest show in the history of television.

[@dortheyc5276]

I'm with you on GoT. Season 8 sucked! I was sooo disappointed.

[@redviper6805]

Kathy Bates won an Oscar for that role. Should see her acceptance speech; has a couple of funny moments. 😄 Another claustrophobic thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat and where the protagonist is confined inside a house is WAIT UNTIL DARK. With the lovely Audrey Hepburn. You’ll feel her helplessness, her being trapped. Through a series of events in the prologue, a doll ends up in a blind woman’s basement apartment. It is stuffed with heroin and three crooks want it. What starts as a hustle gradually evolved into a nail biting battle of wits. And there is a jump scare in the climax; makes your heart leap out of your chest like Misery.

[@evernevermore-ci2so]

Kathy Bates deserved that Oscar. Absolutely spectacular performance. Dolores Claiborne is another great movie she's in that's also based on a Stephen King book. Kathy said Dolores is her favorite character that she's played.

[@LightMovies]

In the book she literally torture him as hell. She doesn't break Paul's ankles, she cuts the two feet away with an axe, forces Paul to drink his own piss, and so on. One of the best book adaptation though, Kathy Bates pulled out the character from the book and won a deserved oscar.

[@hornets06]

Cuts his thumb and then later uses it as the candle for his birthday cake

[@slchance8839]

@@hornets06 makes him eat one of his other digits in a bowl of soup after starving him. Before he finds his own finger in the bowl, he starvingly and ravenously thinks to himself "When Annie be treatin, you best be eatin." Dont know why, but i never forgot that line.

[@bromixsr]

Misery is essentially a two person movie. And yet it does a better job of engaging the audience than some films with a cast of dozens. It certainly didn't hurt hiring William Goldman to write the screenplay.

[@ct6852]

Creep and Creep 2 are another couple of good scary movies that's just two actors. Can see where they were probably inspired by this.

[@nickyboy22071989]

I like how Hannah was just onto her immediately. Like "I don't trust you bitch."

[@michaelcoffey1991]

Kathy Bates and James Caan were equally amazing and had great chemistry. Rob Reiner is one of my top 20 25 Directors as well to make timeless films, laugh out loud comedy's and this was insanely terrifying.

[@lexwells4763]

Misery, Fatal Attraction, and Silence Of The Lambs have a lot in common. All of them have strong female roles in them.

[@ct6852]

Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct would be fun for the channel.

[@ericamartinez7921]

@@ct6852 Yes! I don't see any reactions to Fatal Attraction. Ash and Hannah are trail blazers, I think they will do it first.

[@zydration3538]

​@@ericamartinez7921lmao, what trail have they blazed? Please don't tell me you think they invented reaction vids.

[@ericamartinez7921]

@@zydration3538 heck no but hey, honey vs. vinegar

[@graymouser6599]

Hannah doing an American accent was priceless.

[@looneygardener]

I love this woman! Fried Green Tomatoes is another Oscar winner she starred in. A totally different side. Just an incredible movie. In my top 15 and I'm an old bat, which means I've seen a lot of great movies. Haha

[@PheOfTheFae]

Fried Green Tomatoes is so good!

[@terranfederation8309]

Fried Green Tomatoes is wonderful!

[@drake128]

It's a teary classic

[@rickg8015]

Dolores Claiborne..

[@zydration3538]

I'm no expert but aren't "Oscar winning" films the ones that actually, like, won Oscars?

[@matthewkirkey2716]

Kathy Bates is amazing. All of her characters in American Horror Story are some excellent f the best acting I've ever seen. Everything I've seen her in has been an amazing performance.

[@Rayray-kj9cc]

I watched this at the theater when it first came out and the crowd went CRAZy at the sledgehammer scene!🤣🤣

[@ShawNshawN]

Ya I remember it was BRUTAL.

[@michaelgoldberg7127]

Kathy Bates is an AMAZING actress. To play Evelyn Couch in Fried Green Tomatoes and Anne Wilkes in Misery-two TOTALLY different character's; and play them with EXCELLENCE -AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! Roles completely different from each other.

[@kensteele5139]

Don't forget Kathy Bates' performance in Dolores Claiborne. That's another character that shows her versatility as an actor. Dolores Claiborne is her favorite career performance as she told Anderson Cooper in an interview.

[@deborahpaley21]

Idk if you know it but his agent the older lady is Lauren Bacall, who was married to Humphrey Bogart, both Hollywood major stars of the 40s to the 50s. If you like classics they met on the set of To Have and Have Not 1944.

[@SA-zoom1]

I watched this with my wife recently after she said she wanted to watch a romantic movie. She knew nothing about it and asked why it was called Misery if it was a romantic film? I said dont worry its about some author, that's just the name of his book... I think my wife has just about forgiven me 😝

[@scoobysnacks]

Don't bet on it. if you see a sledge hammer in the bedroom get the hell out.

[@theshadowfax239]

I love men who think it's cute to be disappointments to their wives... 🙄

[@christucker7655]

@@theshadowfax239 he showed her a good movie what’s the problem

[@vitamins00]

@@theshadowfax239 I can already tell that you’d be a nightmare to deal with in relationships. The only thing disappointing here is your inability to take a joke

[@coreydean6540]

Women don't forgive. They just file it away for later use.

[@nealturner7348]

She knew about the knife and the penguin right away. She just didn't say anything. Also, she didn't know the wine was drugged. She spilled it accidentally. Regards from 🇺🇸 🤘😎

[@zydration3538]

The wine is at best a guess on anyone's part.

[@stevieboy666]

In her Oscar acceptance speech, Kathy Bates apologised to Jimmy Caan for the ankles 😅

[@shaquilleburton1611]

"He's walking like a penguin"🐧🤣 my favorite part lol

[@ct6852]

Still can't tell if that was an intentional Symbolisms or not.

[@shaquilleburton1611]

It's absolutely symbolisms💯😂

[@Lauckitdown]

This is one of my favorites from Stephen King and the casting was fantastic. Kathy was so convincing as Annie, but it takes tremendous talent for Caan to be bed-ridden and still give such a performance. I was waiting the whole time to see y'all's reactions to the hobbling. Haha And Ash is spot-on with the research. For my writing, I've gone down some serious rabbit holes that have likely put me on some watchlists. As always, loved the reaction!

[@shainewhite2781]

The scene where she breaks his ankles was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.

[@samhasanain4841]

The reaciton to THAT scene did not disappoint lmfao 🤣🤣🤣

[@adhyatmachetna]

Which scene

[@cosettapessa6417]

@@adhyatmachetna thor

[@ralphwiggum6385]

"It's gonna end, how it started." "Throwing a snowball?" 😂🤣🤫

[@Elizabeth-iv3gn]

Paul is such a smart man, he thinks of everything, he taste the painkiller beforehand to make sure it has no taste and he practiced lifting up the typewriter, last thing you want to happen in the middle of a fight is to find out you cannot lift the 'weapon' and get killed or beaten up and have no backup plan. He is also very good at remaining calm and just keeping Annie focused on the novel everytime she flips out.

[@kobemarion1137]

9:43 Hannah's joy at seeing that squishy cutie pig was so infectious and adorkable! 🥰

[@kevindobson3701]

She's shouting so much her eyes are going sideways lol 😂😂😂 Laughed so hard lol

[@AnaFox]

"Imagine her in your comment section" gave me chills, and I'm not even the one making videos 😅🙅‍♀ Kathy Bates did amazing! She's petrifying!

[@gregoryfriend5911]

Here in the US, a lot of people have pet pigs. Alot more than one would think.

[@hideshiseyes2804]

“Someone should have done that to Game of Thrones Season 8” 😂 I was wondering whether Ash had warned Hannah what that show has in store towards the end.

[@jamesdegroat7640]

I loved this reaction. And Hannah's comments are priceless!

[@wheelmanstan]

Kathy Bates is amazing, she's great in Fried Green Tomatoes as well..that film has some really great storytelling.

[@maxisussex]

I think you guys would love "Pet Sematary". It is another Stephen King adaption and probably among the scariest/creepiest. The 80s one is far superior to the cheesy remake.

[@ct6852]

Second that suggestion. That would be a fun Stephen King reaction. 👍

[@MomCatMeows]

You guys have got to watch One Flew Over Thé Cuckoo's Nest. You are gonna love it. It was written (and filmed) here in Oregon. It's fictional but it's about the Oregon state mental hospital in the 1970s. So so so good. Jack Nicholson is the main character.

[@416TreasureHunters]

"The hobbling" scene is famous. In the book, Annie uses an axe and chops off one foot and burns the stump with a blow torch to cauterize it. God bless Stephen King.

[@chriswerth918]

"if this actor didn't get an Oscar for that performance, stop watching this shit!", quote by Ash. Oh well, Kathy Bates got her Academy Award for best female actress, this time 😉

[@halbaloney4593]

I think Green Room (2015) would probably be Hannah's favorite thriller, mainly because 1) There's things for her to figure out, and 2) Most every action is believable.

[@velociraptor3313]

This was fantastic Ash and Hannah, Kathy Bates was phenomenal in this role and terrifying. Simply marvellous, keep up the good work you two.

[@francolive5718]

This is an absolute classic and you just knew Hannah was going to love it 😆

[@laurakali6522]

Fried Green Tomatoes next! She’s awesome in that one as well.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

Love that movie. Needs more reactions for sure.

[@belles_library]

Yes! Such a great movie

[@snoodlegirl1794]

Sheriff played one of my favorite characters in Anne of green gables. Your red hair girl will love that movie

[@scaryfstball100]

Hannah's hair on point 🔥🔥

[@dreamerbookslover9470]

I'm a huge fan of Stephen King's books so I'm so glad you've been watching his books' movies so far. Thank you!

[@Rcmkney23]

my man learned the term symbolism in middle school english and never forgot it. he never learned anything else, but he remembered that

[@metamesh1]

let's fucking go!! I'll get the coffee ready!!

[@pdoll96]

Love Ash’s comment about the season 8 script for GOT

[@dubcwherever]

Lol Hannah sniffed this plot out immediately.

[@SmokeNoMirrors]

I’ve gotten into the habit of throwing the thumbs up as soon as the vid loads….love you guys!

[@justinpeck6015]

Love this movie so much ❤️ Watched it so many times as a kid with my cousin. We were like 8 years old the first time we watched it. Still remember that summer we watched this and some of the best horror movies at my aunties. Misery, The Shining, The Exorcist, IT, Silver Bullet, Poltergeist, Amityville Horror, Hellraiser, The Thing and some 90s horror movies i can't remember the names of lol

[@Melinda64]

i just wanna say Hannah's hairstyles are just **chef's kisses** 👩‍🍳💋🤌

[@evergray5063]

This was the first rated R movie I saw in theatre, my dad took me to see it when I was around 9 or 10. NO F’N IDEA WHY lol, but I’ll always remember this movie for that. Oh and the block of wood/sledgehammer & ankle scene; crazy even for adults, imagine it for a 9 year old kid

[@Oddworld2024]

Appreciate your reactions as always. This one is intense. And glade you experienced this film. So great.

[@shaynestewart9297]

Glad you liked this one

[@chadstewart5610]

I saw this opening weekend, packed theater of hundreds. When she hobbles Paul the entire audience jumped about two feet out of their seats and let out the loudest collective scream I’ve ever heard in a movie theater. At the end, seemingly everyone in the theater were yelling, “Kill her! Get her! Kill her!!!” as they jumped around, rose to their feet, swinging arms, pumping fists. Including me. One of the five best moviegoing experiences of my life.

[@amandaisthebestnameever]

i’ve read the book many times and it gives me so much anxiety and they did really good casting bc that’s exactly how i visioned paul sheldon and annie wilkes. very great book very good movie and an amazing reaction

[@ct6852]

Thanks for doing the live chat premieres on these...super fun watching these in real time with the rest of your community. Good stuff. Another killer reaction. 👍❤

[@MiguelGonzalezP]

In case you guys didn't know James Caan passed away on July 7, 2022. James caan best acting performance is in THE GODFATHER (1972) as Sonny Corleone. I recomend you to watch , its a masterpiece and a classic and The Greatest Movie Of All Time.

[@mattybrass]

Recently watched this film, it's sick. Loving the reactions lately guys! I've been binging, always cheer me up considering I'm not too happy lately.

[@nowhereman4217]

I literally just re read this book yesterday. The movie is fantastic but man that book. It’s truly haunting

[@Ladymacbeth1755]

Katie Bates won an Oscar for this and somehow she's even better in Dolores Claiborne. She just kills it with every role.

[@emogallove]

I love y'all, and Hannah you're beautiful and emotionally intelligent, which is rare 💖💖❤️💕

[@JohnnyMarvin]

"I don't trust her wallpaper either!" 😂

[@ButchieTuffington]

KATHY BATES!!!! Now watch her in “The Waterboy” she’s incredible

[@riverraid81]

So many symbolisms!

[@DCcivilian]

Kathy Bates is amazing. I think she is even better in Dolores Claiborne, which is another Stephen King movie. Kathy said in a interview that Dolores Claiborne is the movie she is most proud of. It is great!

[@blakefreitas5409]

So glad you guys did this reaction...I love this film so much. Thank you.

[@NataliePine]

Who deserves the Oscar - James Caan, Kathy Bates, or Hannah's hair?

[@homegirl5000]

I love this girl. She's super cool, so feminine and sweet with her emotions yet so strong and smart. Thanks guys for the fun reaction! Your both great!

[@heisenb3rg]

4:47 “she looks like mrs trunchbull mixed with Matilda” I’m crying bro🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jessicapazo7718]

So glad I found your channel. Love you guys, watching with you guys is always a blast ; ) keep up the classics, please 🙏

[@kolajoabiola2790]

One of my personal favs! Directed by Rob Reiner who also made The Princess Bride. Awesome reaction. Btw, I don't feel Hannah has trust issues lol. The truth is women are able to understand and see right through other women in a way most men generally can't. I think your girlfriend has a gift for discernment and can judge a person's character rather well (based on what I've seen here and other reaction videos). It's also really cute to see how comfortable and free you both are with each other. P.S. If Hannah can tolerate your beard smell, she's DEFINITELY the one, mate. Haha ;)

[@shangc2781]

Fun fact, William Goldman who wrote the Princess Bride (book and film script) also wrote the script adaptation for misery! Weird there are so many connections but such different films

[@AdamtheGrey02]

29:41 That scene that had me laughing out loud. Especially when he's telling her to eat it as he's doing it lol.

[@d.-_-.b]

I sometimes think he should've hired her as his agent so she'd have to publish a press release about what happened while promoting the upcoming book, turning her into a celebrity while giving her the motivation to continue on living with him. Then he could have her recount her past as material for even more Misery books, literally using her as inspiration.

[@Gallo_1.6]

congrats on 100k! you both deserve it. very entertaining. Love your hair Hannah!

[@dragonray9450]

I have been waiting for you guys to watch this classic :) knew you would love it.

[@cerealkiller193]

"And I also put some acid on top" 😂😂😂👏👏👏

[@yrn4895]

Don’t know if anybody else already recommended this, but I think you’d both enjoy Fatal Attraction from 1987

[@andystewart581]

Stephen King saw Kathy Bates in this and wrote Delores Claiborne specific for her. Another great movie for your list.

[@ct6852]

Woah never knew that. Makes sense looking back.

[@marybrown6128]

2 minutes in and I already know way more about Ash’s beard than I ever wanted to know!!! 😂

[@jamesm654]

My grandmothers house had door locks like that. And I did try yo pick them with a bobby pin when I was a kid. It worked. It was very easy.

[@jarrodoakley6911]

About Hannah - “the drool goes over my beard…” -me: “symbolisms”

[@justtrustash]

Hahahaha symbolism gods are with you

[@adamdonlan4035]

Great couple,amazing reactions and laughs along the way! Love the channel

[@atuuschaaw]

Great movie. Great reaction! It was wonderful watching it through Ash and Hannah eyes. So much fun...and y'all always kill it! 😉♥

[@GranFelicia]

all I can hear in my head now is "he's walking like a penguin! he's walking like a penguin!" in Ash's voice...... dayum!! Epic reaction you two!

[@Nimbus1701]

Glad you guys reacted to this. Whether or not it won a poll isn't really important. It's a fantastic movie regardless. If all of King's movies were adapted correctly, the guy would have as many hit movies as he does books. Crazy how the source material is right there, but are studio execs that think they can do it better somehow, and then turn around and fuck up a guaranteed success. Like Ron White said, "you can't fix stupid."

[@zydration3538]

As opposed to the entirely unchanged adaptation of Misery?

[@wearenotamused6455]

These two would really love the movie Ravenous... gritty, dark, funny, thriller... and cannibalism.