*THE CONJURING* writers are NOT seeing heaven for this

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[@Jungeit]

The plaque falling is the best mood setter for this ever

[@wolfhowlhavoc5810]

😱 wowza! 😳

[@lwandleloumaphumulo4381]

Right 😂😂 , also Nat and anything scary is literally the best content to watch .

[@nofacegamer21]

21:34 I can't wait to see her reaction to the really scary stuff

[@tershernjacobs3243]

Timestamp plz😅

[@nofacegamer21]

​@@tershernjacobs32435:18 there ya go

[@micpere1991]

Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga's chemistry is my favorite thing of the Conjuring films. Their portrayals of Ed and Lorraine Warren make them my horror movie pair.

[@Meepie_Playz]

They’re both Phenomenal in this movie 👌

[@gemmahamilton2565]

"Do you remember the thing you said to me on our wedding night?" "Can we do it again?" 😂 one of my favourite parts of this movie. Even after years together they still absolutely dote on each other, so cute

[@vivacious_me]

Facts! 😊 couple goals, for sure...

[@DylanMadd]

⁠Vera Farmiga is a really great actress. In Conjuring 3 she learns about some health stuff. Its a scene of her being told something and you’re 110% with her b/c of her amazing reaction. I’ve loved her work since The Departed. EDIT: Wilson is no slouch either…

[@NestorCustodio]

I love how friendly Nat is. She was waving hello through most of the video! 👋

[@Mimithestan]

😂😂😂😂

[@renewillner5061]

I thought it was a byby. Lol lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻🌈🌸

[@DylanMadd]

Saw this comment & didn’t know what you meant. Then she began the wave. Hilarious.

[@brynne77]

Nestor, she was scared. That's why she was moving her hand like that. She wasn't 'waving', she was scared.

[@IlonaFinland]

​@@brynne77/woosh

[@miabarton3623]

Idk if anyone else ever notices it but they say that Rory “disappeared in the woods” but when Lorraine was in the basement you see his mom holding him while holding a knife weeping “she made me do it”. Rory’s story always made me feel really sad and how everyone’s scared of him but in reality he was a very kind spirit, protecting the girls and hiding them because he knew what was going to happen.

[@tanishajones7157]

The plaque falling literally had me dying laughing. You're better than me because I would've said "Oh HELL no" and shut the camera off!

[@SummerSolstice621]

I literally said, “she’s better than me, cuz AIN’T NO WAY!!” 😫😂

[@NatalieGoldReacts]

gotta power through for you guys! 😭

[@EdilbertFernando]

eyyy Queen @@NatalieGoldReacts

[@caribbeanman3379]

@@NatalieGoldReacts I sent you an email with a time-sensitive, video intro idea.

[@njd4291]

I'm crying about your bangs. No bueno.

[@josemaldonado9801]

Anything scary happens… Natalie: 🙋🏻‍♀️👋 😂 cracked me up the whole time!

[@johnthedork723]

🎶Put your hands in the air like you just got scared🎶

[@azedk418]

I caught myself laughing and waving back at one point 😂

[@joshuacoldwater]

👸🏻 👋 hello hello 😂- it killed me 😂

[@immune85]

@@johnthedork723..."just got a scare" would've rhymed better :/

[@henninggirl261]

Poor Rory. I know the last shot is supposed to be scary, and it is, but I also interpreted seeing nothing in the mirror as Rory being able to move on because he wasn't trapped by the witch anymore. Very spooky, but ultimately a good thing.

[@carltonbacon3448]

That's pretty much what it was. Rory was safe now that the witch had been defeated. And was okay. I always saw it as that

[@marcpelosi380]

The second one is one of my favorite horror films ever. Regardless of what people think about Ed and Lorraine in real life, I absolutely love that the films take them seriously. They are never played for laughs. It's great.

[@snorpenbass4196]

I don't think anyone should play a couple of grifting conartists for laughs, so not sure why portraying what they were really like would be?

[@danielrafferty4108]

@@snorpenbass4196 There's a netflix documentary that includes recordings of an exorcism they performed on a boy they were convinced had an evil entity latched to them. I can't remember the exact name it's been so long, but the kid was starting to act up and making strange animalistic noises at random during the night time to the point where the mother thought they had to do something. At that point the kid hadn't really expressed anything about what was wrong or how he was feeling and acted like everything was ok. Scary thing is, they get involved Laurie makes a claim she can see something then they start asking leading questions to the kid. After that the kids behaviour became even more erratic. Ended with a full blown attempt at an exorcism that was rather nasty. Then a brother of the kids winds up murdering his lover and blames it on this entity. Funny thing happened before this. There was an account of the dad who worked insane shifts and needed sleep during one of the kids episodes and coming out and picking the kid up and telling him to "shut up already!" immediately the kid calmed down and shut up. And by the end of the documentary, the third brother revealed that his mum had been spiking their food with some sort of sleeping agent that was known to cause delusions with prolonged ingestion over time. I genuinely believe that these two fed into the delusion and caused things to escalate to that point and it makes these kind of fictions, fun as they are a little harder to watch.

[@christopherwahmhoff9348]

I feel bad for being so excited to watch you be terrified of this movie 😂

[@ChefNourhan]

We don’t need your human support we have GOD’s support to Save Gaza’s children! I’m too heart broken of all the silence and I’m done. God can take it from here I’m unsubscribing her silence is horrible she just knows how to feel bad for her own in the holocaust but not for all the children killed!!!! All the influencers and KZbinrs are shameful … shame on on all of them 💔

[@eujalintobias7989]

​@@ChefNourhan what are you on? acid?

[@Dudeamis17]

reaction channels have made me realize I'm a bit of a sadist.

[@yanksrgreat]

nats waving to the ghost the whole movie

[@christopherwahmhoff9348]

@@Dudeamis17 lol aren't we all

[@zardify_]

"Got less scary and more silly" - welcome to the conjuring universe Natalie 😂 I love them, but they're definetely a unique experience. It's THE high quality some suspense silly horror franchise

[@Ateezwooyoung]

yeah if you think it is silly, what they went through, okay.....

[@vonmalvarius]

It's BASED on a true story. What you are seeing isnt real. The movie can be silly, it's not reality. This is a movie meant to be enjoyed however you like.

[@Ahluk1]

​@@AteezwooyoungAren't the Warren's known to be liars? No way all this is real 🤣

[@jeffk.9075]

They (the Conjuring series) always feel like what people say about Stephen King books. They start off strong but I have yet to see one that really sticks the landing.

[@bouhhgz1969]

​@@vonmalvarius- respectfully, anytime Hollywood puts the words 'based on a true story at the beginning of any movie, you have to go into it with the realization that about 95% of it will be baloney. Like for example, a murder may have happened; but how the person died & who did it is made up by whoever wrote the script - even if its based on certain evidence, even criminal investigations are done on a speculative narrative. Still tho, that's where it can be entertaining. (OK, 😬 that makes me sound really twisted - I don't find murder😱 entertaining 😅 - but I do enjoy a good ghost-story)

[@connorfeeney2458]

Living a few streets away from Ed and Lorraine’s real house, there’s been a lot of stories I’ve heard about from accounts of neighbors all around their small neighborhood to local town news. An older man recently all the way from Wisconsin came to Connecticut and tried to break into their house with all the demonic items and when police showed up he was saying that he was sent there by St. Michael to burn the house down and then he got tazed more than once after he started walking toward and yelling at the police. I drove up there once a few years ago and since the neighborhood is so small, every neighbor knew I didn’t live in the neighborhood and watched me drive by and turn around…I’m never going near their street again lol

[@angeladonohue4592]

🤣🤣 wish I was there to see it.

[@belebih]

As a horror fan that doesn't believe in the supernatural, ghost and possession stories are the ones I usually find the scariest. I guess it's that, even though I don't believe in it, putting myself in a world where that stuff is real freaks me out. A human killer or something tangible is scary, but there are still things you can do to survive, but being possessed by a demon? Nah. Nope.

[@thefiendish186]

As not a horor fan that doesn´t believe in the supernatural... same. I got dragged into the cinema once to watch Insidious. I never regreted a movie more

[@maxmaximoff_]

As a horror fan, who does believe in the supernatural, I am mad at this movie for not reaching it's full potential, since the true story's climax is more interesting than the movie's climax.

[@marcelofrias1631]

@@maxmaximoff_ yeah same but The oldest sister Andrea said that the director and producers read her book so it would be more accurate but they said that it was too scary. They wanted to make it PG13, even tho it didn't end up as PG13. Its nothing like the real story but it is loosely based on it

[@kyttenn]

i’m the opposite, i listen to way too much true crime, people are terrifying and i’m scared of being SA’d and unalived more than any demon could frighten me. at least demons usually have to be invited in 😭

[@Zombina638]

The fact u dont believe in it is pretty dumb tbh😂

[@andrwarrior]

It's kind of a James Wan signature, in my observation, to go HEAVY suspense early, and transition quite abruptly into fantastical-magical-insanity in the second half. It's his schtick at this point in a lot of his directed movies. This one; Insidious; Malignant; even Saw in some of the original, although it was far more prevalent in the later sequels. That said, he's also a master-class in seeing and hearing the scariest vision of a horror situation and putting the camera right where it needs to be. There's also a big emphasis on sets with hyperbolic visuals and the freedom to put a camera anywhere in them. These houses literally feel right out of an animated children's horror TV show; Impossibly large, dusty decor, every floor board is creaking, every staircase goes on forever on the way up and is a sheer drop on the way down. The ceilings are impossibly high, the lighting is by candle-light even when there's electric appliances. Each repeat viewing reveals these kinds of ridiculous tropes, but you can't deny their effectiveness

[@Ateezwooyoung]

well what else are you gonna do? Its literally based on a true story, but the REAL true story, was so f*cked up, that they couldn't show it in the cinemas.

[@iz723]

Maiignant was so much fun

[@thelittlefashionphoenix]

James only made the first Saw movie….❤️

[@Londonguy1987_]

Yeah. I think “showing too much” is a big problem for movies like this. The mystery and suspense is where the real fear is. The tension is lost when you overexpose the antagonist. I’ve never been a fan of that trope. It’s always better to maintain some mystery and anxiety.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

I also think it doesn't help that the second half of the movie is really uninspired...it's the same "body contortion, loud screaming demon" cliche with a priest-like authority figure reciting from a Bible and yelling even louder cliche.

[@Ateezwooyoung]

what did you expect? You know that it is based on a true story right? and that they had to tone it down, because the real events were ten times worse and they couldn't show that in a movie/cinemal.......@@ThatSamoanGuy

[@DKSean]

It's one thing I don't like about James Wan's films that I've seen, he creates a great environment and buildup, but as soon as he overexposes the antagonist it saps a lot of of the scare factor. The exorcism portion of this film has always felt like a big letdown compared to the really fun haunting build-up. This was a big issue I had with the IT films too. They quickly abandon the dread aspect in lieu of cheap bignoise scare attempts.

[@RPGryphus]

@@AteezwooyoungIt'S not based on a true story, it is based on a story. A fantasy story, or rather, a story about how two people scammed and abused vulnerable and gullible people.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

@@Ateezwooyoung I didn't expect to see the same cliche BS that's in every other exorcism movie, and that's a fair expectation to have when it's the guy who ended up making Malignant...lol. And the Warrens have been debunked as frauds and scam artists, so spare me the "Based on a true story" excuse. Also, there are way worse movies out there in terms of content. We're not living in the 50's anymore. None of your argument works, lol

[@JoeyMannino]

The Conjuring is SO good. A modern horror classic. I will never forget the “three knocks to mock the trinity” line

[@lorencamarillo4601]

I remember watching this for the first time. When she’s on the cellar stairs with the match and the hands clap, I immediately got up and left the room. 😂 It got me good. My favorite is the second one. Great reaction as always!

[@iKozak99]

That plaque falling was hilariously well timed...

[@louisebalbin9787]

Timestamp?

[@z0ttel89]

@@louisebalbin9787 5:19

[@andybricks576]

@@louisebalbin9787 5:19

[@tyrocyr]

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[@Satire_Filmz]

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[@santanat.4885]

Girl! I am both Navajo AND an environmental scientist. Growing up in the reservation, I’ve seen my fair share of unexplainable things that my profession says shouldn’t have been possible! I agree with you!

[@merckin_around]

There's a peyote joke here somewhere. I won't be the one to find it though.

[@GreatOutdoors1]

If something is unexplainable, shouldn't the answer be "I don't know what happened" or "I don't know what it was", not there is no explanation, therefore, it was a ghost? Since we don't have perfect knowledge of all possible scientific explanations, we are constantly expanding our scientific knowledge, if science doesn't seem to explain something the answer should be "I don't know", until you have an actual explanation. I'm not sure why people seem to use the supernatural or ghosts as the answer for the unexplained.

[@cleuziclei]

@@GreatOutdoors1I think it's because people fear more the unknown than ghosts, sure you can't explain fully spirits, but it's more tangible than something that you can't categorize

[@alalalala57]

​@@GreatOutdoors1No, that's cognitive dissonance. Just chanting "I'm seeing nothing lalala" while something is happening is ridiculous.

[@GreatOutdoors1]

@@alalalala57 I never stated that you should say "I'm seeing nothing". Not having an explanation but jumping to the conclusion that it is for sure something supernatural is just assigning a cause, not discovering an actual cause. People can acknowledge having some sort of experience without needing to jump to an unwarranted explanation. There is nothing wrong with saying "I don't know" to a question when you don't have enough evidence to support a conclusion.

[@hvlcyon2456]

The hand waving you do to avoid scary stuff is so funny Nat!

[@main9613]

Nat would get traumatized with Insidious😂😂

[@Myke_thehuman]

I would suggest it for a reaction... But the reaction would probably suck. It'll just be two hours of her screaming that weird superstitious "I reject your energy" bs that she's done before. 😂😂

[@mesalgearsolid]

I can't imagine anyone watching that movie without bursting into laughter.

[@danielrafferty4108]

Man, when they revealed the demon to be a love child of the Judderman and Darth Maul I burst out laughing watching it for the first time. I can't imagine anyone getting traumatized, not even nat 😅

[@main9613]

@@danielrafferty4108 part of what made Insidious really damn good is besides the scares, those fucking screeching violin sounds creeps me the fuck out.

[@BloodlessWolf]

You should totally tell your real life spooky story. Would love to hear it.

[@CieraMatlock]

This one is my favorite out of the franchise. I was so invested in the actual story, I’ve watched interviews with Andrea Perron, interviews with Ed & Lorraine, and wrote an Essay about the real life Conjuring story in my sophomore English class and got an A+ on it. I think it was first A+ so far since I had been in high school (at the time). But ever since this movie came out (when I was 11), I was so invested in the actual story & did research after research from the age of 11, to 16 (because that’s when I wrote the essay). Great reaction by the way!!!! I enjoyed it a lot. :)

[@theluckytwig]

Love how friendly Nat is always waving hello to the viewers!

[@timadkins7326]

I want to make 2 suggestions. One scary, one horror comedy. Scary...The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Well done scary movie. There is kind of a lot of a nude woman, but she's on an autopsy table and absolutely not played up for gratuitous sexiness. The second...The Final Girls. A horror comedy that mixes Friday the 13th, Pleasantville and a mother/daughter chick flick. You're great...thank you for the Natmares!

[@andresmontoya9]

Both are great choices and I loved both movies! Autopsy of Jane Doe had me feeling creeped out the entire movie! Final Girls was so much fun and has heart in the center of it. Final Girls is also free to watch on KZbin!

[@bguppy397]

Autopsy of Jane Doe is a genuinely scary film. Natalie would hate it lol.

[@antviper135]

​@@bguppy397 I watched A LOT of horror movies, so I'm a little unfazed when it comes to them. But the Autopsy of Jane Doe had me on edge the whole movie. It genuinely had me shook. Only other movies that did that did that were the Taking of Deborah Logan and Ouija Origin of Evil

[@joshr9812]

yes definitely the autopsy of Jane doe. I actually did not watch the movie much hahahaha had me on edge

[@ralphenevoldsen9978]

Jane doe is a cheap jump scare after jump scare type of “horror” movie

[@Meepie_Playz]

I remember watching this when I was younger with my family sometimes I didn’t even want to look at the screen, After the movie I didn’t want to sleep & decided to stay up watching my brother play Halo Reach. I’m glad you got to experience it Nat 🙏🏽

[@McIntosh.R]

5:18 "that's not a good sign!!" haha perfect way to get uncomfortable for a horror movie!

[@scottyd0530]

HOW SO VERY APPROPRIATE!!!! The plaque falling over was so effing good, definitely sets the mood for a movie like this!! I love it, but just wait until you get to the second Conjuring, Nat.

[@Jungeit]

I think Part 2 is scarier maybe watch that next🤭

[@JordanCesaroni93]

Director James Wan, best known for creating the Saw franchise, delivers his finest work to date. Instead of relying on the graphic, slasher-style techniques that made Saw a hit, Wan turns to old-fashioned suspense, and the payoff is big.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

He's made better stuff since this movie.

[@yusam2729]

What set The Conjuring apart from the movies that were coming out at the time was exactly the fact that it wasn't afraid of being camp and over the top when it needed. Even if it looks ridiculous at times, that's what makes the horror genre fun and memorable. We were in a atmospheric psycological horror streak at the time that even though I love it was getting kinda boring and James Wan brought back this kind of horror with The Conjuring and Insidious in the best way possible

[@CoffinStuffer]

Absolutely agree with you on the summary. When I first watched it, half way through I was like, this could actually be the greatest horror of all time, but I also ended up laughing at the goofiness of some of the scenes in the latter half! It's a real shame because if it kept the energy of the first half, this could've been way WAY up there.

[@SouravKumar-zx8xx]

I just need a 1 hour video of Nat just waving her hand😂😂😂😂😂

[@JSM95]

Finally, i love this movie, it was great watching Nat react to it especially after the plaque fell off the cabinet 😂. Hope she can get round to watch Insidious, it would terrify her. 😱😱

[@HauntFreak13]

You described perfectly how I felt about this movie. The tension was lost about halfway through when they explicitly showed stuff.

[@Llamocalypse]

This movie has become a comfort movie for me over the years as I've watched it so much. I need your reactions to all the movies in the conjuring universe... ill keep my fingers crossed for the future!

[@SillyGeeseProductions69]

I’m shocked Natalie didn’t know the conjuring was based on a true story before she watched this

[@pestacular]

Somehow you still manage to make constructive commentary when you’re terrified LOL it’s pretty amazing. I’ve seen this movie a handful of times and thought it was alright but I don’t think I’ve given enough credit to the direction and cinematography. You made a great point by calling attention to how the camera misdirects the viewer, how it uses silent or slow shots with no subject or no specified point of view, or how they have normal things portrayed as unsettling like the girl standing on the stairs. Horror tropes aside, this movie does do a great job of building tension before we really see anything awful, you really can’t relax for a second during The Conjuring LOL and I hadn’t really appreciated that until I watched this, so thank you for giving me new things to enjoy even when you weren’t particularly enjoying yourself haha

[@nathantoy9232]

I'm sooooooo excited you're watching this!!! Can't wait for the sequels!

[@jabeavers]

Your poor dog! He/she looked terrified, too..... LOL

[@Stormhawk777]

2:40 "well, I don't know something, so we must know nothing! Must be ghosts"

[@HIR0SE]

Nat... It is far too late for this. I'm gonna wait for the morning to finish watching the video cause I don't want nightmares.

[@ved95]

Pls watch Conjuring 2, it's just as good as the original if not better.

[@kathypriest5640]

I love how you put your hand up. Great reaction to my favorite Conjuring movie!!

[@EchanteDante]

Nat you do so well with this actually!! I jumped the first time I saw this too as do most people with a pulse because the scares were just so well done. Another really scary but well done movie cinematography and story wise is Insidious! Perhaps that can be on your list as some point too. AND THE SCREAM FRANCHISE BECAUSE I THINK YOU WOULD HAVE AN ABSOLUTE BLAST SINCE YOU THOUGHT THE FIRST ONE WAS. Every single one is so so fun and pretty much all of them are good.

[@MT2411]

*you need to watch insidious next please!!*

[@emiliita]

I may be a bit biased as my YT feed has been coming through with a lot of The Conjuring movie commentaries but I would absolutely love to see you react to The Conjuring 2! I feel like it's not as scary as the OG. Also, I'm so glad I've come across your channel because I love your points you've made about this movie. Plus, your reactions are so funny and I'm all for it :)

[@jasminewilliams1673]

I feel like it’s more scary and has a better ending! Something’s didn’t land but the initial nun imagery was terrifying! It’s my favorite conjuring

[@davidboen8189]

I love your coping/ defense mechanism of waving your right hand!! really cool.

[@MT2411]

*FINALLYYYY YAYYYY!!!*

[@joshuacoldwater]

Nat goes into “princess wave” mode when she’s scared 😂

[@asheenahgaming]

I am a lover of reactions and yours is one of my favs! You and Awkward Ashleigh watched the Conjuring recently!! LOVE IT!! THANK YOU for all you do.

[@chris1298100]

You got 7 more movies in the conjuring universe after this you gotta watch 😁👍

[@sowii]

James Wan is a special talent.

[@mr.fartman]

He did well with Insidious

[@Meepie_Playz]

Indeed I wish he directed the 3rd conjuring as well

[@nickholcomb2220]

Hey Natalie, you should check out the movie “Smile” if you haven’t already. Go in completely blind. I’m a huge horror fan and even I was in a pretzel during most of it. The main actress is absolutely stellar as well and it’s been a while since I’ve empathized that much with a horror protagonist.

[@3ao_linguagens]

IM SO HAPPY THAT YOU DID THIS REACTION LOVE U NAT

[@MRC_5000]

thank you for your interesting perception of this movie. i feel like i can appreciate it more, the more people react to it (since this movie is everywhere in the "reaction scene" lately)

[@thedarkknight2221]

What really makes this movie masterpiece of horror is not only the perfect execution of suspense and terror, but that you truly care about both the Warren and Perron families. Horror doesn’t work unless you care about the characters and you really come to love these characters. And this movie was released 10 YEARS AGO THIS YEAR!!!

[@aj897]

Out of all your movie reactions, your sub button had to fall during this one lol that was creepy

[@lakephillip]

Watching this with you was such fun. I laughed so much. Brilliant!

[@PK-VLOGG]

The reason the first half is so scary is because it’s the most relatable to normal people it’s how we’d feel in this situation. When Ed and Lorraine show up it really calms us bc we trust them and it becomes more of a thriller and less of a horror.

[@Nexils]

Ooh! I would love to see a video where you talk about your supernatural experiences, if you're comfortable with that, of course. Years ago my mother had decorated the house for Christmas, one of the decorations was a wraith made out of fabric. We were having tea in the living room (this was days after the decorating was done) and we were talking about my grandmother (my mother's mother) when all of a sudden that wraith falls to the ground. The damn thing was made by my grandmother so my mother was quite touched by the coincidence. We also had flickering lights every now and then and although I'm a huge skeptic my mother likes to think it's my grandparents letting us know they're still there.

[@JoeBreeVideos]

I’m so glad you classify yourself as a believer, I love that because same. I agree with your intro statement & then that plaque falling was just such a good validation of all the things you said in the beginning. It was like a nod, like, yeah you are spot on with your intuition. Yassss. ✨💕 I grew up watching the real Lorraine Warren on tv, she makes a cameo in this movie as an audience member while they’re giving a class.

[@RicardoRandom691]

I'm a believer, but not in the Warrens. If there's anything I dislike about the Wanverse is that it portrays them as honest, serious investigators.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

It's okay to be a believer, but the movie and the events it's based on are false. The Warrens were a couple of scam artists taking advantage of people.

[@BigMoneyMoose]

The plaque falling reminds me of the time we were watching the movie Lights Out at night and all the power went out in the middle of the movie.

[@lonsobol6626]

Your reactions were fantastic!!!

[@herodaresfire4512]

The 2nd Conjuring is my favorite one. That, and Annabelle Creation, though I really like Annabelle Comes Home as well.

[@yuh2620]

natalie ur hilarious 😂 such an enjoyable reactor

[@ChrisJones-pi5mh]

Your reactions are by far the best of all the reactors that I've seen. I love the 👋

[@VFXBishop]

I love how the pupper is just like... oh no.... when you're holding them.

[@robbiereacts22]

One of the daughters of the family wrote a book about her experiences at this house and she said in real life it was scarier then what the film showed

[@andyf313]

Other than The Thing, this is the only scary movie I've been looking forward to seeing Nat react to. The true story aspect & elements legitimately creep me out- like all but one of the family returning to see the house/set, and the only child who didn't fell and broke her leg on the same day... Ugh. creepy af. ... Ps: Happy Birthday.🎉

[@Myke_thehuman]

I would seriously doubt the true story part. Ed and Lorrane and the haunted family are real people. But the rest I would seriously question. Cool horror movie though.

[@andyf313]

Yeah, I'm not a big believer in ghosts, ghouls etc, but when I did some real research online (not wiki), afterwards.There was enough unnerving information regarding this specific case to unsettle me. Slept sound with the lights off, but it left an impression.

[@ThatSamoanGuy]

@@andyf313 The Warrens have been disproven to be liars and fakes. There's literally nothing to be afraid of, this movie is loaded with BS.

[@themiIes]

Warrens have been big awful scammers. Thats the only scary thing about them

[@JustSpeakingFacts_]

When I was little I slept walk a few times. Once I slept walk all the way outside, walked 3 acres to our detachable garage and tried to get into it. Couldn’t, then woke up screaming standing in my living room scaring the hell outta my parents

[@jensenmacneely4020]

You gotta do all of these this is great lol

[@CastleBravo17]

Fun fact: the song that plays as they are setting up the recording equipment is called “In the Room Where You Sleep” by Dead Man’s Bones. The lead singer of the group is Ryan Gosling.

[@stevensauer8539]

"The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown." - H.P. Lovecraft

[@nvoyscopes6396]

your reading is on point😭

[@allanvanuga9196]

I appreciate you and thank you for making content.

[@joshuacoldwater]

Writers- darling…this is a true story. They actually had to lighten it up for the film, there was too much horror caused on this family physical and mental for the mpaa to rate. I had the honor of meeting Lorraine Warren, before she passed away, she filled the entire room with warmth and love. It was not a planned meeting. I introduced myself, and she sat and talked to me for a few minutes in the bookshop we were in. There were things she said that NOBODY knew, not even me. Things that happened years away, things that I didn’t know had happened when I was a baby. Just insane things. She hugged me and we said a prayer and she went on with her day. She truly loved every living being on this planet with her whole heart fully, until she passed. I truly believe she is loving us from the other side. ❤

[@monsterlair]

What absolute horse-shit.

[@RainyDays2790]

your resident Wiccan here reminding you and everyone to smudge your houses of bad energy this month. The veil between worlds is weakened and we only want friendly loved ones coming by nothing else....also you posted this at 3am my time and know that the real annabelle is just a raggedy ann doll

[@jizou1581]

god is the only thing that can protect you. Don’t trust this paganism people.

[@DarkKnightBatman420]

@@jizou1581Don’t believe in fiction.

[@daillishpnoy]

Love your reactions when you know something is about to happen. taking one earpiece out while almost covering your face. You are one of my fav movie reactors, and finally got me to subscribe!:)

[@vintagerecordambassadeur4098]

That’s a cool coping mechanism. Raise hand above head and wave

[@williamblakehall5566]

"Time to go to Narnia!" I appreciated that. Glad you made it.

[@johnhoskins1786]

I have seen this over 100 times it still scares the 💩 out of me

[@joshr9812]

Funny how i watch your full videos on patreon but still enjoy the edited versions released on KZbin

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

5:17 the plaque falling.....priceless.👻

[@nathan43082]

Happy Birthday! You are so young. Enjoy it!

[@richardfeynman4452]

I watched this for the first time when I was in 5th grade and boy it scared the soul outta me. You handled better than me definitely. haha your reaction are gold.

[@andrewgrant6516]

The second one is the most terrifying. It's set in London, and I remember it being on the south east news when I was little.

[@timbermichaud8690]

A thumbs up and a big thank u to our queen !!! Love this movie

[@jamesskelton47]

So happy!🎉🎉🎉

[@starrystorytelling]

i absolutely loved your reaction! the plaque at the end made me lose it 🤣🤣 and yes, i haven't watched any of the annabelle's movies but just by this one and the nun i think this is really the style of this franchise: be terrifyingly scary at the beginning and then kinda surreal enough to be funny at the end 😅😅

[@Tommyleee69]

My best friend who passed from cancer. He had his heavenly birthday on October 10th and he just turned 30 too. Him and I grew up together over 15 years. Miss him so much.

[@AbbeyKat]

PLEASE do the rest of the conjuring universe, there’s so many now and it’s a blast

[@Babbles217]

just waving to the fear. love it. one of my favorite movies.

[@markgreen5990]

Happy birthday, Natalie!!! Yay October birthdays!! Mine's Oct. 8th, but I have 24 years on you. Which means I was actually alive when the cases in these movies were in news headlines all the time. So for me, these are a lot scarier given they tie back to the fear and uncertainty of 7 year old me watching the story unfold slowly in the nightly news.

[@garmisra7841]

Oh Hey, happy belated Birthday Nat! I hope it was a SCREAM! 😆 Happy Natmares season and looking forward to more great reactions.

[@edithroberts8959]

This family lived a nightmare. After the movie was released, a few of the daughters were interviewed on one of the morning shows. They said the movie was very close to what happened to them. Hollywood always sensationalizes to keep you interested. But, nothing that happened to them was "funny".

[@davidm6329]

Fear of the unknown is scarier than any horror movie could ever display on-screen. That said, a story with all suspense and no payoff leaves most people feeling frustrated. Revealing the threat is a necessary part of horror story-telling. Some movies do it better than others, but you can never keep that tension going indefinitely.

[@andrewking9454]

Love your reacts Nat

[@kiliinstinct165]

You got my early thumbs up. Good job for facing your fears!

[@MeLikezToast]

Happy late birthday Nat! ❤❤

[@N8Maple01]

Happy belated birthday! Here is to at least 30 more!