ORPHAN really just pissed me off.

Today we are watching Orphan! Hope you enjoy the reaction, share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to subscribe!
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[@shesscared]

sometimes i forget that not all of you have been here since the beginning so i apologize to my new viewers for the Vera is my mother confusion, have a nice day

[@ela_w0rld.]

from me it’s night but tysm the same HAHAWH

[@MrKrummelumme]

And now you have to watch Orphan: First Kill, that came out last year with the same actress as Esther

[@tahnadana5435]

i actually really like this movie.. its like seven

[@CartoonHangout]

I sure was confused lol

[@noblesseraizel3741]

The thing about orphan is that it makes me think about people that have growth hormone issues. Do they have a hard time finding love? I know that they aren't insane as Esther (hopefully) but it is hard to see someone that small and very childlike attractive and want to have a relationship with because you have to get past the wall of them looking and sounding like a child. This movie makes me feel scared of Esther but at the same time question how hard was it for her to find love and never receive it.

[@torimbfs]

The fact that an actual child acted these scenes and convinced an entire audience that she's an adult is amazing.

[@ninjafalls1739]

Incredible

[@Zombina638]

No

[@madizzle90]

Right? I could really see her being an adult with dwarfism in the final scenes.

[@AngelinaParker]

She was a child acting like an adult pretending to be a little girl. That's some RDJ in Tropic Thunder shit lmao

[@ciciad2010]

@@AngelinaParkerlmaooo rdj had me dying laughing that entire movie 😭😭

[@matisebenign]

The part where Esther cuts Jessica’s roses and tries to pose it as a present was one of the most horrid things I witnessed growing up. This movie scarred me fr

[@shesscared]

no that was easily the worst part, it gutted me

[@UMewMew]

​@she's scared you are absolutely breathtaking and you absolutely have to see the prequel to this movie

[@matisebenign]

@@shesscared I remember getting in trouble with my parents watching this as a kid. I cursed at the screen and got punished. 😂

[@sademontgomery1286]

​@@shesscared definitely made me tear up

[@theaitokyo]

omg so we all got traumatized by this movie when we were growing up huh 😭😂

[@tayyrific947]

The fact that you said Esther was "giving old lady" the second you saw her is SENDING ME 😂 Caught the twist immediately!

[@PinkMob]

She did right 😂😂

[@parsatheengineer]

Fun fact, Vera is actually playing piano in this film. She is a classically trained pianist.

[@kenXtripleI]

I can believe her to be a talented piano player

[@sopronunciareglignocchi7255]

She's also a metalhead. There's a video of her doing a live performance of a Slipknot song.

[@els1f]

​@@sopronunciareglignocchi7255WHAAAAAAAA!?😱 That's badass lol

[@ZelinkSupporter]

Esther: *negatively affects everyone in the house multiple times* Dad: It’s not her fault! Esther: *negatively affects the dad a single time* Dad: Get out of my house demon!

[@lvhnjsng]

the whole movie summed up fr

[@its.ms-antihero_08]

ikrr

[@noblesseraizel3741]

I love isabelle fuhrman in this movie. For a kid, her acting is just fantastic. Orphan was scary in the sense of not knowing what Esther would do next...😬

[@shesscared]

she was incredibleeee

[@noblesseraizel3741]

​@@shesscared hope you see the second one

[@selqnasboy]

@@shesscaredwatch the prequel it was released last yearr

[@Jewelkendraampaya]

That's not how you spell scene it's s.c.e.n.e not s.e.n.s.e.

[@noblesseraizel3741]

@@Jewelkendraampaya ? I'm talking about the entire movie tho?

[@wdkywmyak696]

Is there anything more cathartic than Kate straight up slapping the soul out of Esther in the hospital after the insanity that poor woman went through?? Props to Isabelle Furhman, as a 12 year old (i think) she made a very convicing 33 year old who's pretending to be 9. The prequel to this is very entertaining as well!

[@HashtagAneeza]

What is prequel

[@its99pm]

@@HashtagAneeza the prequel (a film set before this one) is Orphan: First Kill

[@Ghostface1998]

This twist gagged a lot of ppl a very unique twist for a horror movie. The prequel is also very entertaining it’s pretty good by prequel standards. Esther is a bitch and I love her. The sequence where she tries to seduce the dad is so uncomfortable since it is an actual little girl so it’s like ew.

[@TheKing20501]

Yeah i can`t watch that part of her Trying to Seduce the dad, it`s just Ew. They should have just used a Older Actor or not do it at all..

[@shesscared]

yeah that part was strange af

[@noblesseraizel3741]

@Lucifer Morningstar true. I would have definitely had a stunt double older actress to do it.

[@Nostalgio]

Shouldn’t you be out killing people in Woodsboro or NY? 🤣

[@Ghostface1998]

@@Nostalgio already did that I’m off to London next

[@illumifarti8052]

‘She’s giving old lady.’ Oh you have no idea🤣💀

[@navyiswavy]

The dad made me soooo mad the first time ever watching this. It’s one thing to not believe your wife but to just go out of your way to make her feel worse about her mistakes that she’s tried better herself from…

[@kingbee5025]

exactlyyy his death scene had me cheering out loud

[@michaellink7448]

OML THANK YOU EXACTLY HOW I FEEL Just a side note, I hated how he drinks himself though his wife is literally trying to stay away from drinking. I mean a good husband would actually stay strong for his wife and help her through the tough, but he is such a bitch to do something like that. He doesnt listen to her and assumes what he wants to assume, how dare he.

[@navyiswavy]

@@michaellink7448 exactly! Also to cheat on your wife after you lost a baby together instead of helping her cope 💀

[@michaellink7448]

@@navyiswavy Ik its so sad. Im aware its just a movie but till this day I still dont like Peter Sarsgaard lol

[@xxhopexx2002]

Right the fact that he believed a little girl they JUST recently adopted over his wife whom he has been with for a very long time? Yet it took him till the very end to realize something was wrong then dies immediately after? Yeah this sounds horrible but he definitely deserved the L

[@seantds619]

"This movie is so emotional!" Yes But instead of making you sad, it will infuriate you

[@shesscared]

both tbh

[@IChooseJesus9091]

​@@shesscared + is the Mother in this movie, actually your Mom? Or is that just your way of saying that you love her, & that you'd love to have her for a Mom?

[@Allonsy305]

I love how you recognize how violent Esther's death was, but still got so much satisfaction from it. And yes I also NEVER saw that twist coming years ago when it came out.

[@Zombina638]

Not rlly satisfactory, more like sad for me

[@meashleyfortoli8815]

@@Zombina638 that btc knew it was coming

[@FireNooodles]

I saw the twist only because I was aware of the existence of that disease haha

[@jonal5126]

​@@Zombina638 that woman is a literal psycopath that killed many people including almost a child

[@SonOfMuta]

"death" 😂😂

[@JawadSoomro]

Your reaction when Esther said "I KNOW THEY F*CK" 🤣

[@baL88537]

9:36 😳 little b. 😏

[@JeffTheHokie]

She learned English as a second language, and used that word in its correct literal sense. That's actually the least suspicious of all the suspicious things about Ester. Between languages and cultures, profanity does not translate word-for-word.

[@IcyHye]

I don't know if other people agree, but your idea of having a discussion after the movies would be a lot of fun, and a cool way to interact with you!

[@123rockfan]

Saw Orphan completely unspoiled, and with friends who had already seen it , they stared at me like crazy to watch my reaction during the twist. I was like “Uhh, is there something wrong?” Lol

[@HashtagAneeza]

Hahaha😂 you should have found the twists abnormal though😂

[@nina__serafina]

that was my family to me I put it on fot us to watch because I knew what happened and I was just sitting staring at their reactions like 🙂

[@KevinKeys-KK]

The real twist is that there's two villains, I kid but worst husband ever put in a movie. Every reaction I see people are full on clenching their teeth when talking about him lol.

[@eva1585]

You saying "Drop kick her!" at the hostpital, the joy when Esther got slapped and continuing to say "kick her!" had me (and Esther) on the floor 😂😂

[@Zombies_Are_Real]

Isabelle Fuhrman in this role is easily one of the best performances by a child actor I've seen! I love this movie because i couldn't get the twist. Usually if I know a movie has a twist going into it, I'll figure it out most of the time. There's an urban legend about a little girl who wears ribbons, and when another kid took off the ribbon around her neck, her head falls off. I thought that's what this was, but did I ever love being so wrong! 😅 The prequel from last year was also good. Wasn't sure how they'd pull it off with Isabelle being an actual adult now, but they did well.

[@simplymaterial]

These kinds of films where you KNOW something’s wrong and characters are just not seeing it is the most frustrating thing ahsksjsjf! The other side to it though, is that the end is SO SATISFYING, as you could tell from how you reacted haha! This was super fun! And Vera being in your top fav actors, brings me so much happiness 💛💛 she’s extremely underrated ahh!

[@secretanon9502]

I saw an alternate ending before where Esther went back to the house, put her make up on, and greeted the police.

[@coyoteclockworkstudios3140]

I feel like Max really carries this movie. She's so cute and tough. I also get annoyed by the leader of the orphanage. Bitch, you couldn't have looked into Esther's crap sooner!?

[@champigranja1179]

I loved Max too. She's so cute! And the way she saves her brother is priceless.

[@royalkthv]

The way you caught on to the twist when you said “she’s giving old lady” 😂

[@lulululululu866]

i think vera is actually classically trained in piano! shes so talented.

[@ms.m666]

Isabelle Fuhrman played a very mature + intense role at a very young age of 12. But the scary part is that it is based on true events. Barbora Škrlová, who posed as a 13-year-old boy, and also involved in a child abuse scandal in the Czech Republic, where she impersonated a young boy named - Adam. Even after the movie was released, similar stuff happened with in Indiana, who adopted a Ukrainian girl - Natalia Grace. The part 2 of Orphan coincidentally (apparently) showed similar events.

[@Juansetheunknown]

I love this movie it pissed me off too like when you wanna warn the characters but you can´t it's stressful but in a good way, Esther is a really good villain

[@reclusivewidow9933]

Esther's neck get snapped in half, "She MIGHT be dead" Lol I love your reactions, keep up the great work! I also thought she was Possessed, I was shocked when I figured out what was really happening, that last scene with the dad still made me uncomfortable despite knowing her age. Isabelle Furman (Esther) also appeared in the prequel, but she was actually an adult in the prequel and they used fun special effects to make her seem young. Isabelle was also in the Hunger games in a smallish role

[@erynreagan7747]

"Are you done?" 😂 that sent me over 🤣

[@shesscared]

that part THREW me haha

[@erynreagan7747]

@@shesscared 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ziqqyziqqy]

the way i would sue literally everybody who didn’t believe me if i was the mother

[@TaylorMLPFIDAU]

Literally

[@jactober]

One of the best twists in horror history tbh. Like when this was released it gagged us all!

[@angelwolfplays6456]

There's a prequel movie that came out last year that used a lot of camera tricks to make the adult actress look young again.

[@robcoz98]

Ooh that flower scene still gets me everytime. It's always a hard watch. One of my personal favourites to recommend to people going blind just to gage their reaction. Same with Maligant to which if you haven't seen it either, please go in blind too if you decide to watch for the channel. Trust me

[@Vergil99628]

I totally forgot about the whole Conjuring meme so I genuinely thought Vera Farmiga was your real mom for a solid minute LOL

[@shesscared]

DUDE

[@UMewMew]

​@she's scared that be so awesome to have a celebrity mom tho

[@mandyb2245]

I hate the dad in this movie. He acts like he doesn't love his wife at all, in that he won't ever ever believe her no matter what she says. He treats her like a lying child. And the therapist is useless. SPOILERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . And when the dad finally does acknowledge that there's something wrong with Esther, he's taken out of the picture!

[@Jojo_agui]

Btw there’s an alternative ending where she survives not to ruin your mood😭 but they use the ending where she dies.

[@elhco]

This movie has been one of my favourites for years, I love the whole vibe of it, and how things are slowly uncovered and you can piece it all together on your own. I think it makes a lot of people mad watching it because of the dad, and how he persists that Esther is innocent (mainly because the plot just needs an excuse to keep Esther in the household) but I think that tension and hatred towards the dad and sympathy for the mum really adds a lot of emotion to the movie which really gets you on the edge of your seat, I love it so so much!

[@lauravarnai9612]

I watched it when I was 13 (one of my childhood favorites) and I thought that Esther was a demon too. I was so glad when you stated that you know nothing about this movie because the internet spoiled it for a lot of people which is sad; it has a really great twist in my opinion.

[@HorrorLover]

Yeah, pretty much anyone who went to see it knew something was wrong with her. I'm pretty sure the films actual tag line was "There's something wrong with Esther"

[@sebastianhuerta481]

The fact that this was inspired in true events makes it even scarier tbh but is a really good movie, is scary cause it's about humans being evil and not about ghosts or curses.

[@ragweezy]

I’ve always adored this movie. One of my favs actually for whatever reason. The prequel recently came out, it’s actually also pretty good considering it came out sooo many years later! And they kept the same woman for esther!! She did really well even though she’s an adult now 🤣

[@Lanetgm]

And without cgi they used camera tricks instead

[@SaRENRampaiger]

@@Lanetgm and the cast had to wear high heel boots to complete the illusion of her height as a kid. And they used an actual kiddie actor double for her too.

[@Lanetgm]

@@SaRENRampaiger yes also that

[@chrstn347]

This movie is one of my most favorite movies as a kid and tbh Esther is one of my most favorite characters af all time, I don't know why

[@CAM-sf9yy]

the “you have arrived” made me laugh way too much

[@lorenam.2410]

Vera is MOTHER! she is absolutely amazing in everything she's in. loved the reaction!

[@felipeoliveiraalves9460]

This movie is really good, straight foward a contemporary classic. The twist is the best part, but the construction for it is everything.

[@mismiserables]

I used to watch this a lot as a kid. The husband always infuriated me lol I didn't even feel bad for him in the end. I also genuinely believed that esther's actor was an adult due to the scene when she took off her makeup. Wasn't until I got older that I realized she was a child at the time

[@ButteredToast32]

It took like five hours of makeup and prosthetics to make her look older for the reveal scene. And yes, worst husband ever.

[@theclimbto1]

You almost had a heart attack at a scene of joyous kids playing. You are so not cut out for this genre... and that makes you PERFECT for this genre! :D

[@IeahIsHere]

This movie made me uncomfortable as hell, the plot twist made my jaw drop on the ground lol, it's so bizarre

[@shesscared]

for reallll

[@N.JSmith]

I I actually love Esther like she’s my favorite I know that’s kind of concerning because she’s like a psychopath and a murderer but there won’t be any plot if she wasn’t there like this movie will not happened if there was no Esther

[@mllemystery]

If someone told me Caitlin getting mad at pillows would be one of the funniest things I ever saw on youtube I wouldn't have believed them😂

[@Jamie_Jewel]

“She’s giving old lady.” Not Caitlin coining the twist 5 minutes in YET AGAIN

[@xaivlys]

I watched orphan when I was 8 years old because my older cousin told me it was a "cute" movie. That was my first trauma experience ever I remember every single detail of this movie even until now and I'm always scared of it

[@itsjamieokay2645]

Same! One of my older cousins thought this would be an appropriate movie to pop in at my aunts house...on Easter 😂 I was 7 at the time and this movie still haunts me

[@simplymaterial]

Your love for Vera is my favourite thing in the world, because SAME 🥰🥰 she’s just everything! The day you watch Bates Motel is the day this universe is fully saved! 👌🏻

[@everettdepangher6131]

The situation of Natalia Barnett is a real life parallel to this film. Weirdly enough, though, that case did not inspire this film but actually happened later.

[@Nostalgio]

The rumor is true. Your mother Vera Farmiga and one of the original writers of The Conjuring 2 worked on this. For very obvious reasons. 👀🤣

[@SaRENRampaiger]

I had the same reaction on that "I love you daddy" flirting scene.. It almost made me walkout the theater for this one but nope, I decided to see it all the way through.

[@christianrodriguez3637]

You're officially my favorite go-to KZbinr for watching horror movies. The crazy thing about this movie Orphan you choose to watch, i watched it the other night and was hoping you would watch and critique it. Boom, what you do ❤

[@shesscared]

haha well thank you so much for being here! appreciate the support :)

[@wilburson]

YESSSSSS, you’re film choices lately have been superb

[@shesscared]

thank u 😌 glad you've been enjoying the selections!

[@agustingarcia8255]

Oh I love this movie. I actually watched it last year in preparation for the prequel that came out which is Orphan:First Kill and because I hadn't seen the first one I wasn't able to watch any trailers for the new one so when it came time to see First Kill I went into it completely blind. Both films are great I recommend you watch the prequel when you get the chance.

[@shesscared]

i definitely hope to check out the prequel as well!

[@enigmaticcat7915]

So excited to see your reaction! The twist was really shocking when I watched this movie.

[@shesscared]

[@ACinemafanatic]

When this first came out everyone in my class was talking about it especially when it came out in dvd it’s really a classic from the middle of the 2000s especially with such a good twist and the prequel is just as good

[@nsasupporter7557]

It came out in 2009, so it was the end of the 2000s. Not the middle of it

[@soulfully_yours]

A scary fact, this movie is actually based on a true event. An actual american family adopted who they thought was a little girl from another country and over time she was doing things that just werent normal for a child. The parents actually faced charged bc they left her on her own and she claimed she was a minor at the time.. i personally think the girl/woman actually did have that disorder. It was just so creepy.

[@shesscared]

woah no way

[@squ34ky]

The "Natalia Grace" story...

[@chanceneck8072]

Yeah, it is true. However, I have had a back and forth with someone in the comments once, who told me, that she was actually a real child. He seemed to have deeper knowledge about the case and convinced me at the time, but I never researched deeper enough into it myself. So think of it what you want, as far as I'm concerned that "based on a true story" is only half true, because Natalia was actually a real child, who was treated badly and abused. But I've seen photos of her, she definitely had some sort of condition. But she definitely wasn't a full grown woman. 😅

[@Gems1402]

The actual person it was loosely based on is Barbora Skrlová, a Czech woman who posed as a 13yr old boy after escaping another family where she committed extreme child abuse on their children as well as other crimes, VERY disturbing case and from what I last remember reading she escaped custody/was released and is somewhere roaming free!

[@chanceneck8072]

@@Gems1402 That may very well be true. I've never heard of that case before... 😅

[@oz78]

I was so confused by the letterboxd comment, what are you talking about with those, but than I got it and was like, YUP. Also yeah this movie was all kinds of uneasy and made so much better for the reveal of what is actually happening not being in any way supernatural. Even the simple act of calling it Orphan and having her dress kind of old fashioned works to put your frame of reference into this being a demon possession movie. Very underrated horror movie.

[@shesscared]

yes!!! it not being supernatural is just so good

[@nana7451]

wait i dont get it can someone explain. which other movie was she talking about that felt paranormal but turned out to be a real life movie?

[@deaditeera]

@@nana7451yeah I still can’t figure it out

[@silviamihailescu6367]

To me this movie felt something similar to “The Good Son”(Elijah Wood & Macaulay Culkin)-a movie I highly recommend. I’ve also taken in account that maybe she’s a demon child (Omen movie). But the twist… loved it. It was also the first time I’ve heard of this rare hormonal disorder, which made me feel a liiittle sad for Esther … but such is life. You should watch the prequel 👍.

[@katkamila8601]

this movie has one of the best plot twists/reveals ever imo. all time favourite horror movie.

[@wheelzbabyliz89]

What about Nichole Kidman in the others

[@katkamila8601]

@@wheelzbabyliz89 I still haven’t gotten around to watching it! definitely on my list.

[@JasonON]

Just saw this for the first time within the last 60 days, myself. I liked the slow burn of the movie as it built character and allowed us to see all the little things that make someone a psychopath (or sociopath, I'm not an expert) without it being all blood and gore. And, yes, that "twist" at the end subverting our expectations was masterful. There is a prequel to this movie with it's own twist, if you're looking to learn more about our dear, Esther.

[@phatchopolis]

When I seen this when it originally came out I pegged Esther’s true self pretty early on. The performance Isabelle did at only 10 years old is still one of the most impressive I’ve seen. You should definitely watch the second one that came out a year or two ago.

[@eliseivanica]

i watched this as a kid, probably one of the first horror movies i ever watched and i don’t know what i found worse, her cutting the roses or the fact she wasn’t a kid… both had child me in shock 😭

[@dangerousteaars]

I watched this movie for the first time this year, even though I knew most of the scenes and the plot twist it was an extremely stressful experience (in a good way), I knew what was going on and the movie still worked (not like most movies in which is not fun to watch when knowing everything). The requel is also very good and strangely surprising. ALSO I WOULD LOVE THE MOVIE DISCUSSION LIVESTREAM!

[@sarahcorbo3659]

Your Ed and Lorraine stan card never declines and I love that for you.

[@Ellis_Hugh]

As a fan of Vera Farminga, I'm really surprised that you haven't watched the series Bates Motel yet... but yes, she is a classically-trained pianist, guitar player, is a professional folk dancer and currently has an orange belt in jujitsu :P. Also, her youngest sister Taissa is also a horror actress of some renown, being a recurring member of the American Horror Story cast.

[@shesscared]

what makes you think i haven't? lol that was the first thing i watched her in ages ago - might rewatch tho because i remember exactly nothing

[@Ellis_Hugh]

@@shesscared Ah! Awesome! I didn't remember hearing you mention it before, but then I suffer from CRS, so it's entirely possible that you did. And yeah, Vera is the best. luv ya babes!

[@guillhermecamargo7576]

when they announced the second movie after all those years, I thought they wouldn't be abble to gag me with another reveal that good... I was SO wrong...

[@_NickRyan_]

No you’re 100% right! This movie has a gloomy and dark atmosphere. It took me some time to actually enjoy it as much as I do now.

[@kapviews]

I would love for you to watch the unborn (2000s version) not many ppl react to it and it's a fun little horror with a cool story. Mirrors is also very good

[@rorygilmore1732]

you should check out the second one - you wouldn’t expect a movie like this to have a good sequel (technically a prequel) but it is actually extremely fun

[@taylahallen8696]

I remember when I first watched this I was 10 and my best friend made me watch it. I had absolutely no idea that Esther was on the cover so I was completely shocked 😭 Definitely one of my favourite horror movies just because of the twist and I love Esther but it is definitely frustrating when you’re waiting for the characters to realise what you already know.

[@mikemullen472]

I went to see this and our audience was so full. I had to sit in the very front row. It was huge. So nostalgic now. And yes, the emotions you go through are how I felt. The husband and therapist were sooooo infuriating

[@giselleg.6048]

I just found your channel almost a week ago and I love your content, I’ve been binging ever since ! I love horror movies so hope you cover more of them ❤️

[@letlightbelight]

OMG I'm so excited you're watching this! I'm going to come back and watch this video during my lunch break 🧡

[@shesscared]

[@jakekamahele5538]

the applause you did at the end was hilarious to me for some reason. I'm glad I discovered your channel, I've been binge watching all of the horror films with you that Ive refused to watch alone lol.

[@adnileb567]

Yaaay this is one of my favourites and I'm so surprised you watched this. This was a treat thank you ❤

[@RenaissanceK]

loved this reaction!!! i saw this movie for the first time when i was actually 9 myself so it was pretty fucking scary lmaooo but i’ve always loved it and it’s a classic for me. your reactions throughout this whole thing is exactly how i feel watching it, so infuriating😭 also: movie discussions would be SO FUN!!!! i’d love that !

[@xMomentoMorii]

Best thing to look forward to every week is these horror movie watchalongs you always make it so much fun 😂❤

[@carrot_00]

Patiently waiting for you to react to The Menu 👀

[@DupreeBlosch]

The Farmiga family is full of talented actors. Vera and her younger sister Taissa are some of my favorite actresses

[@nsasupporter7557]

The Nun

[@Mormegil452]

I stumbled on your channel by pure chance, love your personality, its been a fun ride!

[@jackjohnson5427]

vera is the mother of all mother, everything she does is a slay

[@AntonioGee]

2:49 same, I have since I saw her YEARS ago in Running Scared. She's still just as beautiful 29:40 this channel has changed you, for the better lol

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Caitlin!🙂I have only watched this one once, when it came out, because I remember it was so distubing. Great job with the reactions on this one!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@nectaroftheswans]

something i never see people talk about is how Esther literally threatened to mutilate a child's *AREA* and she's a grown a woman... like ??? idk that's always been weird to me

[@petermacdonough9077]

"Sir, just use your brain for 4 seconds!!!" ...That was funny!!!:)

[@ericambrose7024]

I don't remember the name of the actor that played Isaac in Children of the Corn, but he had a growth hormone disorder too. He convincingly played a child when he was 24.

[@SymbolicallyShallow]

I can't believe I put off watching this movie for so long when I watched it. Even knowing the twist going in, I had no idea just how much Esther was going to put the family through. I'm very eager for you to watch the prequel. You go into it thinking you know what's going to happen and ready to just bop along on whatever wild ride you're about to go on, and then... :)

[@edima]

im so glad you had fun watching this movie. i cant wait for you to see the sequel.

[@gptd7178]

Not my favourite film but that final kick was satisfying as all hell, it was like something out of a kickboxing film which you really need after all the BS Esther pulls. One of the few times you can say, "I really enjoyed seeing the little girl get stomped in the face," without being a total psychopath 😂

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

Applause to your editor or to you for the " film reel" effects in the video!! Nice touch!! I love the fact that I didn't know about her age/condition until it was revealed. I'm happy I didn't guess at it. It added to the surprise. If I may, I would like to offer some suggestions for scary movies. The Omen (1976) part 2 (1978) part 3 (1981) .... I just found out there was a part 4 (I haven't seen that one) The Changeling (1980) Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016)

[@MargoMB19]

New viewer here, loving your reactions! I've watched so many Orphan reaction videos and it's always so interesting to see how others view one of my favorite movies.

[@susanmctavish6639]

I only recently found out about the true story. I saw the movie in the theater though so was completely surprised by the twist.

[@The_Nightsong]

"I know, they f**k" Omg, your reaction had me laugh like crazy 😆😆

[@Gamesv_9]

idk why but I just love your reaction to this movie because of how much I can relate to it 😭

[@TheDeathbyPurple]

there needs to be more orphan movies. i love the concept