Nostalgia Critic Real Thoughts on - Devil

[@EmpressOfCatsup]

1:19 a disembodied hand appears, the best part of the video.

[@zuto96]

there like your being to loud, shhhhh

[@dusk1234567890]

It was El Diablo!

[@angelmarie2281]

Even El Diablo hand has enough of this movie.

[@whoknowswhocares885]

Rob's wife.

[@Neb-xh8rm]

Play the x files soundtrack lol

[@Tytoalba777]

You know what the greatest Shyamalan twist ever would be? If he revealed he was actually a great director that purposefully screws up movies.

[@patadams7282]

Well, he has made some amazing movies in the past, and he has made a slight comeback with ThenVisit, and I have my hopes up for Split

[@Tytoalba777]

Pat Adams Looking up Split, it does sound really interesting on paper. But at the same time, almost all of his other movies sound interesting on paper and only a couple are considered good.

[@patadams7282]

James A Clouder I know. That is why I said I have my hopes up. With The Visit, I saw glimpses of what made M.Night great originally, so I am hoping that this is the beginning of his big comeback and films like The Last Airbender and After Earth will just be considered a long rough patch on his otherwise bright career (or maybe I'm being too optimistic)

[@luisf2793]

James A Clouder I was thinking that

[@CrowsCalling]

1:20 GHOST IN THE BACKGROUND!!! THEY CLOSED THE DOOR!!!!

[@coco_writer929]

RIGHT!!

[@inferno9714]

Before we jump to conclusions, we must consult the toast.

[@rainbowcat6905]

Bryant Langmuir I'll test it... JELLY SIDE DOWN

[@definitelycatherine7296]

Bryant Langmuir I did the toast test: JELLY SIDE DOWN!!!!!!!!

[@nathenkelley326]

Doug you're too loud! Maybe this is why he gets sick once a year. She just wants some quiet. lol

[@ChannelAwesome]

JELLY SIDE DOWN!!!

[@anon4866]

Ive been waiting for you to do this one for ages

[@manospondylus]

Channel Awesome *priests start beating each other*

[@argus2389]

Channel Awesome 1:21 who's hand is that?

[@rt6692]

EL DIABLO!!!!!

[@dinisnascimento4929]

satan

[@Tazzie1312]

Phantom arm silently closing the door - GET THE TOAST!

[@Tazzie1312]

Also, Pokemon Go basically made Pokemon creepy. "Invisible creatures that you can only see through a camera surround you."

[@redbanner666]

Fatal Frame! :v

[@goff256]

Pokémon Go made it creepy? Not the pokemon themselves? Not the several who eat children? Or the few that are actually dead people?

[@Tazzie1312]

+Michael Goff Literally do not care about Pokemon. At all.

[@goff256]

Tazzie1312 You cared enough to make a dumb comment about it. :)

[@MxChloeB42]

Lol, caught on film, wife closes door as not so subtle way of saying "YOU'RE TOO LOUD"

[@isaiahwilliams2642]

1:20 Is that the hand of the Devil?

[@Noel-fi7lj]

I'll get the toast.

[@experiment0789]

Oh No,jelly side down! AWWWWWWWWWW!

[@DiceFTW273]

Coincidentally... I made Jelly Toast. I decided the drop it (onto a plate. I'm not wasting perfectly Delicious food.) ... jelly side up. I'm safe... for now!

[@devonanderson2902]

I was actually wondering if it was intentional to talk about how much better the twist could be when the hand appeared. Intriguing theory, I know, but the my logical brain is leaning more toward the "someone thought they were too loud and closed the door theory." The hand looked older and slender, maybe Doug and Rob's Mom?

[@isaiahwilliams2642]

Devon Anderson It was Rob's wife

[@zest1513]

I always felt like Shyamalan insisting that American audiences just don't 'get' his movies but everyone in other countries loves them is the equivalent of that one kid in high school who swore he totally had a super hot girlfriend but she lives in Canada so nobody would know her but SHE'S COMPLETELY REAL YOU GUYS I'M SERIOUS.

[@brianstraight9308]

I remember when I first saw the trailer for this, the movie looked good and like it'd be a fun thriller and intense movie, and then the trailer showed the "By M. Night Shyamalan" or whatever the credit was for him and there was an audible groan in the audience. It was the most bizarre thing I've ever experienced in trailer-watching; when there's bad trailer usually it's just non-reaction. When there's a good trailer you normally get the usual, laughing at the funny parts, cheering when a favorite character or awesome moment happens, etc. But, no, an actual, loud, GROAN! Had never experienced that before, or sense. People thought this movie looked good until they found out Shyamalan was involved in it. Anyway, the "toast part" doesn't make sense to me. Isn't the whole myth or whatever is that toast always falls jelly-side down? So, wouldn't this mean the devil everywhere? Wouldn't it make more sense for the jelly to land jelly-side UP?! Because *that'd* be unusual and unexpected! I mean, it's still a dumb test; but it'd make more sense.

[@putridsunrise192]

My audience laughed :P

[@Nocturnalux]

I can't help but wonder how long it took to get that take. Just imagine the actor trying to get the toast to fall jelly side down and failing a few times.

[@alexthehunted]

shyamalan says Europe loves him well i'm from europe I can safely say no we don't love him

[@marcusalm7350]

alexthehunted We love him for the same reason we like Sharknado! :)

[@SpawnRevenge92]

I think most general audiences in Europe don't even know his name. They don't see him as a joke, but they also don't see him as an artist, misunderstood or otherwise. I think most people don't even know The Sixth Sense and The Last Airbender are directed by the same guy, where I live.

[@rolopolo7975]

+SpawnRevenge92 trust me we know who shyamalan is and the movies that he produces from his anus

[@basquat76]

The general audience in Europe is the exact same audience as in America. We grow up with the same movies ad music and what not. In case you're not aware Europe is not third world and we don't live in clay huts. We're part of the same globalised world as everyone else. Dear me mate do you need to do some travelling and experience the world.

[@SpawnRevenge92]

Rolo polo I'm from Europe, btw.

[@TED_Frames]

That mysterious hand shutting the door is scarier than anything from this movie.

[@EmilioReyes_97]

I think Shamylan has the potential to be a good director and story teller. The problem is I think he gets to carried away on a creative high before he gives himself a chance to look back and see if this would work for an audience. Like Devil, After Earth, The Happening, Lady in the Water, Village....all have potential and some really good ideas. They just weren't given the proper time to develop. Kinda like how you have a story about female attraction and the choices and responsibility that come with it...and you make Twilight/ 50 shades of grey.

[@Kimch87]

Emilio Reyes I agree. He has potential and he have made good movies. I think the problem he has is that the success of Sixth Sense went up his head and is now clouding his judgement. He thinks that he is a great film maker and doesn't reflect on what is working/isn't working and what is done good/bad and just assumes that it's great almost right away. It's sad really when he could be great.

[@mondelsson]

Emilio Reyes I think he CAN write good films, but he doesn't do it because he tries to shoehorn in a twist that doesn't make sense. I feel like shyamalan has got too caught up in his ego and he needs to take a step back and examine what he's actually doing.

[@alexandresobreiramartins9461]

He's pretentious and thinks he's the best director ever. That's his fault. He's actually terrible, his movies are very badly directed (my templates for that are people like Tarkovsky, Kubrik and Hitchcock, so you can call ME pretentions, too, if you want), especially when it comes to actors: he has not the slightest idea how real people behave, so his characters are totally stupid. Sometimes I ask myself if he's just an alien who can't understand humanity. It can't be just cultural differences, because he's Indian, as Indians are also human and react like everybody else... except Shyamalan characters.

[@northwindkey]

The problem is nobody ever tells Shamylan "No". Filmmaking is collaborative, and everyone will have bad ideas. That's why you need good producers and editors, to tell the director when he's going too far or doing something dumb. No director is immune to this. Truly great filmmaking comes when a director and producers can erase each other's bad ideas and expand on the good. Bad filmmaking comes when one tries to go "My way or the highway" about decisions. Overbearing producers like the idiots who ruined Blade Runner and Kingdom of Heaven are the ones people usually think of with that, but tyranical and egotistical directors are part of that too. Shamylan is one of those directors. He refuses to take notes, he refuses to compromise. He doesn't view filmmaking as a collaboration, he views it as a dictatorship.

[@LydiaTarine12]

Malcom as the Devil is always a treat and a joy. ^_^

[@enniobg13]

I feel this way on several Shyamalan movies: Clever idea, great setup, awesome potential and then... deflates.

[@heyitscj7726]

enniobg13 That’s what I thought of the village and the happening

[@Debatra.]

Every time I watch a Shyamalan movie, I can see a great filmmaker somewhere in there trying to get out. It's like he accidentally Shyamalyzed himself after Unbreakable.

[@fastestpuninthewest9932]

I suppose if I was in an elevator with Santa, I'd be pretty claustrophobic, too.

[@braveguy7942]

Self-Proclaimed Lord of the Puns

[@blazenitro7176]

I think it's weird how as soon as they start talking about "El Diablo" a mysterious hand appears and silently shuts them inside.

[@KenRulesLife]

With the Pokemon reference, I was cracking up with you guys. We may not know each other, but our spirits were connected for a brief moment, and I will always cherish that. I love you.

[@psychronia]

See, I really lucked out when I saw Devil. Namely, I didn't know what the movie was called, and I didn't see the starting narration. In fact, the one slimy salesman guy that Doug said was the only weak character just died when I started watching, so the problems were virtually all effectively ignored. As a result, I was in suspense most of the time, with the "jelly side up" guy being tuned out as just the "superstitious 'its-the-devil' guy".

[@KataangFan221]

Ash's Choice: Johto Region, 1934. Pikachu, killed off in the Pokécaust. Ash, living in the middle of World War Battle II, has to pick between the lives of his pokémon. One slot. Six Pokémon. Coming to theatres everywhere.

[@slimischillin7753]

This movie was playing on my tv while I lost my virginity... nearly five years ago, in July. I remember like it was yesterday

[@tolmat]

lucky you. I ignored the shawshank redemption for it.

[@MrReelio3]

well glad something good came of this movie

[@Helbore]

How did that play out? Well this movie is shit, let's do something more fun instead!

[@slimischillin7753]

Helbore basically lol

[@AniGaAG]

For me it was a random KZbin video running in the background... xD Dun even remember which.

[@pathaorion]

Who closed the door, that's all I care about now

[@JOEYCOOLGB]

Robs wife

[@diamondsnake1273]

Unpopular opinion: Devil is not so bad - if you forget about some ridiculous moments it can be entertaining. Also I love transitions, like when security guy about to step into water, while fixing electricity and it jump directly to fireman who's electric saw stopped. Quite clever.

[@kaiviru]

There are good demon movies (the ones that actually show demons and not only throw a "monster" that destroy everything under the excuse that "it's a demon") and the idea could fit, the problem is that they tried to put "simbolism" instead of clues and didn't work in making the argument make sense, i mean, in the movie it looks more like an animal, not the devil, a conspirator. The idea could have worked, but Shyamalan didn't make it work

[@weldin]

Devil might be entertaining, but it is bad. It's a guilty pleasure really. We all have them.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

If you take out the absurd 'jelly side down' shit then this movie might be remembered somewhat fondly.

[@psychronia]

I think I'm going to test that theory at some point. I'll get a person who's never seen it before, arrange for them to miss the "Jelly side down" part substituted with a more believable explanation, and see their reaction.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

Psychronia For real, I thought this movie was actually pretty damn serviceable if not great in any way... but that scene is probably the most cringeworthy thing I've ever witnessed on a screen prior to Donald Trump's candidacy.

[@mas8705]

To be fair about the "Pokemon Holocaust," someone did make a cartoon off of it called "Pokecaust Go!" It is... pretty f***ed up.

[@rhemorigher]

It was fun as a concept, but- but now that it is real I'm scared. I don't know what is real anymore, all I know is that I don't want to see this.

[@sensibleGamer]

1:20 Ah damnit, they're yelling at Shyamalan again.

[@JoshuaRGraves]

I love that the door in the back got closed by someone during the start like they're being loud asf lol

[@thegreatveritas]

I remember watching this movie on my first US trip... first time to ever travel without my parents. I could choose between A-Team and Devil... but I already saw A-Team on the flight already.

[@CazTheGamerGuy]

Squirtle's List: Starring Liam Nidoran

[@tom5243]

Going into this movie without a critical mindset makes it a pretty enjoyable popcorn flick in all honesty

[@LegendConsole]

I'm just wondering have you seen or done anything on Cube? Edit: Also, honestly adding the Devil was a good idea. Calling the movie the Devil, showing the devil several times and giving no real mystery or hint to the person inside who might be the killer was what made it bad. If you went in not knowing what was in-stored for them and had to piece the mystery along with the characters than i think it would of been better.

[@EatitHarvey]

I actually wanna see a Pokemon Holocaust movie by M. Night.......

[@AteshSeruhn]

Pika's List, somebody make it happen! °,...,°

[@coralaisly]

Shindler's Pokedex

[@ErichoTTA]

Alex Hirsch is working on a live-action pokemon movie.I mean it.

[@JCTelenio]

Scizor's List

[@alacnaythegreat1054]

Hi Pyrrha.

[@ignacionadeo1306]

To be fair, if she could slog through The Silmarillion, Rachel probably has no other space in her mind for anything else geeky.

[@mindriguniverse2429]

1:20 is scarier then this movie. Oh and when are the Steven Universe Vlogs?

[@OneWay2King]

I remember seeing this movie with a group of friends when it first came out. We all laughed throughout the movie. So you're not alone

[@jacklegend5798]

"Devil" is, hands down, my favorite Nostalgia Critic review.

[@TristanJHorta]

Please tell me that I wasn't the only one to notice that someone closed the door at 1:24

[@eliotmccann2589]

That Kid Is Not Here "EL DIABLO!"

[@seanbinkley7363]

It's...THE DEVIL!!!!!!!!

[@squidsquiddly5970]

I think that the elevator mystery death would be a great way to start a murder mystery night. Have people all go up to a banquet hall in a large elevator, someone drops dead in the elevator and the people would have the rest of the night at the banquet to piece together the clues and find out who the killer is :D

[@chidagamer6497]

I actually forced my mother to watch their review of "Devil" with me, it was so damn funny. She actually laughed harder than I did.

[@1mattwilson83]

lol. You have begun a new mystery! Who mysteriously closed the door? The devil? Random polite burgler? Robs Wife? Watch unexplained mysteries of Channel Awesome!

[@giovannibf7291]

"Pika's list" HAHAHAWHWHA It's actually weird, because Pica, in Portuguese, means cock.

[@bdndl3715]

I want to personally thank you, Doug & Rob Walker. I did not know how much I needed "Squirtle's List" in my life until I saw this video

[@thehillz726]

If the Devil was used more subtly in the movie it would work, like we know that there is a supernatural entity that some one calls a demon, but it was influencing some one to kill rather than be killer itself so we think the guy is just crazy and we aren't clear on who, or he is interacting with them after they die while watching it play out.

[@alecbama1]

1:21 IT'S THE DEVIL!

[@LadyOnikara]

I've always liked Shyamalan because he seems to be like that weird guy everyone is uncomfortable about but they still hang out with him because they are curious to know what he'll come up with next.

[@alphabulblax1649]

Ok, some KZbin animator needs to make that Pokémon Schindler's List.

[@giovanniorellana2200]

Jelly Side Down!!! The devil is here! XD That's so silly!

[@AniGaAG]

"The late Rachel" For JUST a second I could feel all expression and color leave my face, as _"Oh my god, no. What did I miss."_ flashed through my head. NEVER. DO. THAT. AGAIN. Q.Q

[@missemeriin]

To be honest I like Santa Christ as more of an asshole. The cuddly earlier version is great, but dickish and angry is interesting.

[@alexandresobreiramartins9461]

Was that El Diablo closing the door at 1:24? Also, for a Schindler Pokemon... Itzhak Sternuuu, I choose youuu!!! Charizard is the nazzi's favorite pokemon.

[@Alphasnowbordergirl]

I have the same feeling about fanfiction. Some fanfiction has great setups, but then the execution sucks.

[@TheGamingArtist20]

You should do Tim Burton's first film "Hansel and Gretel" it just surfaced on KZbin and it's terrifyingly bad, perfect for Nostalgiaween!

[@Amanoob105]

One of these days Shyamalan needs to make a film that while it plays out like any other of his works (or if you like "his don't-works") that when it gets to the end the audience is all like, "there's no twist", "where's the twist?" and "it didn't end on a twist". ....Because that IS the twist!!!

[@TimD86]

Watching your real thoughts and your review (Nostalgia Critic is actually one of my favourite KZbin shows) , I got to wondering: Could the devil ending work? I was thinking of a foustian tale. The only alteration during the movie would be in the diner. Here the cop would have to expess more hatered for the drunk driver and a wish for revenge. Then before the regular start, add the Faust-wager, but the key being the cop. That give the chance to have the devil exact the revenge, he would not forgive the drunk driver but damn him, thus garanteing that the devil gets his soul aswell. A line could also be added like "and in such wagers, many a pawn has perished. The first one to sign the wager..." *splat suicide guy* I think that would wrap it all up and would explain the confusion. The point would be that the devil is torturing the guy until he confesses and then the cop hast to decide, without knowing of the wager ofcourse. Comments are welcome.

[@ChuggleDBuglGames]

As a long time Pokemon, and nostalgia critic fan I fully support you guys making that movie, and would gladly fund its production.

[@capric0rnusCaretaker]

1:20 THE DEVIL KNOWS WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT HIM AND MADE A SPOOKY CAMEO

[@thepeanutgallery9980]

I actually legit liked the jelly-side-down thing cool, because I saw it as "LITERALLY everything goes wrong, even the most insignificant thing, it just all goes bad."

[@squidsquiddly5970]

what if Shyamalan is creating a lot of comedies disguised as horror/thriller movies so that one day he will drop a comedy on us that turns out to be the scariest thriller/horror ever. Now THAT would be a real TWIST ;p

[@derekhogan9685]

That mysterious hand in the vid tho

[@seanbinkley7363]

Actually, am I the only one who wants to see that Pokemon version of Schindler's List?

[@adrisakura779]

I know it's too soon since October is just starting but, wouldn't be fun to ask the Critic for a "Superhero Month"? I already have a few suggestions: -Green Lantern -Fant4stic Four (2015) -Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (He already reviewed the Scooby Doo and Ghost Rider sequels, so why not?) -Hulk (2003) -Superman Returns -Spiderman 3 -Elektra -Batman Forever -Supergirl (1984)

[@jacksonhinkle5765]

Here's how I'd fix this movie: First, you set up the fact that somebody has been killing people on elevators. Whoever's doing it is smart enough to wipe cameras, block his/her face and otherwise defy security measures. Then you get five people in the elevator, they start going down one by one, and one of them is concluded to be that serial killer. Then, as a twist, the final person commits suicide. Then it is revealed that the serial killer was never in the elevator. They all were so paranoid about their past crimes that they killed each other out of fear, and the last one realized that he/she would be going to jail one way or another, and killed him/herself.

[@motor4X4kombat]

1:19 AAAAAAH LA MANO DEL DIABLOOOOO

[@razzledazzle7776]

1:20 - the fucking devil trapped them in there!

[@misseli1]

I thought the mystery was "Who in this elevator is the Devil in disguise?"

[@misseli1]

still a dumb silly movie

[@Flowerbarrel]

We love to laugh, loud and long and clear, we love to laugh, so everybody can hear! The more we laugh, the more we fill with glee. The more the glee, the more we're a merrier we!

[@adama.7735]

Does anyone else find that Doug's suggestion that the movie should have just featured an ordinary serial killer as the villain wouldn't have really worked either? Think about it, if the villain of the movie was just some regular person who happened to be a serial killer, would that mean the killer would somehow have control over the lights of the elevator, and wouldn't care about getting caught?

[@jeronimotorres1]

Try to think outside the elevator.

[@antonrockoboac8711]

wasnt it established there was electrical problems and i can see it being reworked to where the killer would have a plan so it goes to shit or they dont kill the last person so the can try to say its the other one

[@matthewlaurence3121]

If the killer had an accomplice outside the elevator, perhaps?

[@hoaxslayer4244]

anton rockoboac Yeah there explicitly was an electrical problem.

[@metalhusky]

1:18 scarier then all of Shyamalans movies.

[@bryanturner4934]

I remember hearing when this movie was first being teased in theaters and it was revealed who the writer was the audiences started laughing. Even before it came out people were laughing about it.

[@dude123446]

oh lord what would happen if you get Shyamalan, George Lucas AND Michael Bay together to make a movie?

[@DaiNoShoujoNoYami]

Dark Comedy GENIUS, with exploding jelly.

[@MrPokefan417]

jon ratsey The Star Wars Prequels, with even worse dialogue, Shyamalan as the most powerful Jedi in the universe, and more explosions.

[@dude123446]

i actually LOVE the Star Wars Prequels

[@duelverse8410]

jon ratsey somehow the best movie ever

[@huybii3021]

+DaiNoShoujoNoYami Up-side down exploding jelly with a CGI alien blocking the action. (Yes,Michael Bay does use real explosion.)

[@H0lyMoley]

My major problems with this movie - apart from the jerk guy and creepy toast guy - are that, in every "closed location mystery" I can think of, the killer turns out to be the person who "dies" two-thirds of the way through. Heck, Agatha Christie basically invented the genre seventy-odd years ago, and she used that exact same solution in her novel. That'd have spoilt it even if the killer hadn't been stupidly obvious from the very beginning (an extremely old being with supernatural powers? Gee, I wonder which of them it could possibly be?) We need a moratorium on characters who blatantly have no reason to be in the film except to be the killer, and then turn out to be the killer. (Hello, "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy"'s mole - there is zero reason for either this character or this actor to be in this movie, except if they're the mole, which of course they are.) The devil... nobody really suspects her in-movie, she's not the most scared character or the most damaged character or the character with the interesting arc or anything like that. She's just kinda there, then she conveniently "dies", then she comes back as the devil.

[@cammonnette1783]

1:20 who's hand was that

[@andrewkind2820]

Cam Monnette EL DIABLO!!!!

[@mattchamp1541]

Andrew Kind Jelly side down!!!

[@winkles2314]

Cam Monnette I was looking for this comment

[@thomastheorist2252]

It's the Devil 👿

[@ethanpelletier9998]

Same, I was looking for this comment chain as well.

[@bigcat5348]

Totally unrelated to this movie, but I really think you should review Stargate! Just wanted to get that out there.

[@Purpurschwarz1]

Good idea!

[@BlackKraya]

Not sure how most people think of this, but I found the Stargate movie pretty boring and lifeless, but loved the early seasons of the TV series.

[@DarthRushy]

I would love that. It went on to be a great franchise.

[@aarononeil9832]

He already did. You can probably fin it somewhere, I don't think it's been uploaded on this channel yet.

[@bigcat5348]

Aaron O'neil Ummm... No he didn't. I can assure you that I've scoured both the current Channel Awesome site and the old that Guy With The Glasses site and watched his entire archive probably a hundred times and it's nowhere to be found. You're probably thinking of someone else.

[@some_metalhead]

The NC review of Devil is one of my absolute favorites.

[@firstnamethenalastname]

"GOTTA SAVE EM ALL!" killed me

[@LuckyLiegeLady246]

I'd pay to see Squirtle's List!

[@therealkzero]

Would love to come over and just take the money that's just lying around to the left of Doug. The hell? lol.

[@samuelfey7018]

I haven't watched the After Earth review in forever, but when Rob said Sypher Rage I still heard the puppet

[@jordanowen42]

IMHO, one of the best "constrained location process of elimination" films is "Circle."

[@davetheauthor9885]

I would watch Squirtle's List

[@Shark7532]

People in Europe don't like Shyamalan either.

[@dr.sommercamp3435]

Hey, I am from Europe! And nobody likes Shamalan either, trust me!

[@V4Now]

I haven't even started watching this and it's an immediate thumbs up! I've been waiting for this one. :)

[@SleepyPitou]

You have to do a nostalgia critic of Cube. That would be so awesome

[@Nicholasryan17]

Titling it Devil alone was ridiculous.

[@MrZerothejedi]

everytime I drop my toast it falls jelly down, does that mean devil is everywhere? oh noooo

[@myceliuh]

i think m. night could make a genuinely good movie if he knew how to edit down. honestly, his first movie was good and it feels like the more praise he got, the less he felt he needed to fix so he just let himself run loose without taking a second to reread.

[@DrachonaTheWolf]

There's a not so subtle hint that McAvoy actually turns into some kind of werewolf creature; the whole ability to "change your body chemistry" combined with the drawing and the growling noise. Might...be...inter...esting...

[@FlyingFocs]

That thing they said about ideas that "can't be done" but you should do it because it's a good idea reminds me of something. I would love to see a movie about dinosaurs... with no dialogue. Not even a narrator, you just tell it visually. It would be tricky, but I think you could do it. If nothing else, you would probably get some cool atmosphere and pretty visuals. And yes, they've tried this a few times but always back out.

[@CaptainCJ97]

That sandwich scene was fucking ridiculous XD

[@GeeVee1978]

7:00 It seems as Doug and Rob haven't heard about the Strange House from Pokemon Black and White 2.

[@Wurmcreacher]

that door shutting action at 1:20

[@AwpWilliams]

There is a clue in the movie that the old woman is the Devil. The very first attack that takes place, you see it from the attackers eyes for a split second. The camera is where the old woman was standing. Blink and you'll miss it.

[@animex75]

You know, I never thought I would say this but...Pokemon Schindler's List would definitely be a must-watch.

[@Beevenhouse]

I'm planning to get drunk with a friend of mine this evening, and I was trying to think of a funny movie to watch. Thanks for the suggestion :)

[@DehnusNorder]

Thing closed the door over there, please give him back to Gomez and Morticia.

[@lesliestovall9534]

the arm in the back round 😂😂😂

[@Nickle_King]

They kinda got me with the Late Rachel bit. I was like "wait. What!? When did this happen!? Oh....good one."

[@adama.7735]

I should point out that Shyamalan's upcoming film 'Split' which Doug and Rob chose to ridicule at the end of this video is apparently getting some fairly strong early reviews. It looks like Shyamalan just might be making a comeback. What a twist...

[@andrewasher9940]

The whole concept of Pokemon Schindler's List could be an outstanding stand alone sketch that they could do.

[@jamesdarcy666]

When I was a child, smurfs were terrifying. We were really scared by the stories of them killing children by night.