i wish i never watched MIDSOMMAR.

[@shesscared]

This is a re-upload of a video from last year. It had received a lot of restrictions so I went back and re-edited some parts to hopefully fit KZbin's guidelines this time around! So if there are some parts that look a little janky, that's because I only had the final exported file to work with. Hope you enjoy revisiting this one! Truth is, I actually look back very fondly on this movie now. Who'da thought.

[@Nostalgio]

I thought I was experiencing Deja-vú. Thank you for the clarification. 🤣

[@roderickjohnson9302]

This a good movie

[@Gary_DeAfrique]

Aaah, was questioning my own sanity for a sec 😂

[@NoName-sh5xe]

Ahhhhh. I was bugging.

[@repentbeetch]

Oml I thought I became crazy 💀

[@CorrectFossa]

It’s seriously peak how you managed to pretty much not miss a single bloody detail despite your best efforts

[@davidking4838]

That was impressive.

[@lifeoftennis1285]

Genuinely a timing 101 moment Tries her best to not watch the gore > only watches the gore

[@ElChuntyCabra]

lol I was busting up each time she did that!

[@CountryLuver001]

Knowing that this is the most “perfect” example of a film showing audiences how someone can get sucked into joining a cult, is the most disturbing part of all

[@Shyknit]

I be worrying about Ari Aster lol the way he portrays messed up/weird family dynamics and cult/ritualistic stuff is a little too good 💀

[@thecavalieryouth]

​@@Shyknit... Let's just tell ourselves that he's just a really good student.

[@nailinthefashion]

It lands just shy of jumping the shark. It's so realistic you're left kinda smiling as well, or at least I was. It's so devious and sinister but so bright and airy, I wonder how many viewers would end up stuck there too

[@nailinthefashion]

​@@ShyknitI think mostly due to the grounded perspective he takes. It's never so flighty that it's completely unrealistic, it's a shade of "believable supernatural" or plausibility that it makes it even more unnerving than horror that tries to give you the ol' razzle dazzle

[@kellifranklin9872]

@@nailinthefashion I would still be there. I’m trusting and gullible as hell! Lol

[@cambenji]

someone pointed out that if you feel good for dani at the end like she “got her revenge” or “found a family”… you have also fallen victim to the cult’s lies and it honestly reframed my entire perspective.

[@kc-lp6wg]

I didn't feel good for ANYONE

[@caleidoo]

But.... that's not what the movie is about. It's a metaphore for ending a bad relationship with a douche bag and finding a way out. This has been establised for some time now.

[@yourgrammarisnotverygood1827]

@@caleidoo Yeah, from one toxic relationship to another one.

[@caleidoo]

@@yourgrammarisnotverygood1827 Again, no... it's a metaphor. You know what a metaphor is? And even if you take the movie literally: she became a queen, praised, loved and she's obviously full of joy and celebration in the last scene. Hardly the same toxicity as the relationship she was in. But again, it's not. It's a metaphor.

[@TheDivayenta]

She had a psychotic break. Horrific trauma will do that.

[@robcoz98]

The Mii Music playing during the burning scene always sends me. Truly an editing masterpiece

[@baconatorrodriguez4651]

I'm sure if Nintendo knew, they'd love it.

[@jami099]

ive never seen grief and pure tragedy portrayed in cinema the way Ari Aster does. Legend

[@crimsonite09]

go watch another film lol

[@zeroskaterz92]

Watch more non-Hollywood movies.

[@nailinthefashion]

Maid and the Servant are both shows that explore similar feelings without ever grasping the same shade of red despair Asper's films do. He's really great at dread and pulling a band aid repeatedly without it feeling redundant Hereditary's ending is so beautiful as much as it's disgusting

[@As-jj2rc]

​@@crimsonite09 let people enjoy films they enjoy 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@crimsonite09]

@@As-jj2rc i didnt even say nor imply "hey nerd how dare you enjoy a film" lol

[@SilliNikki]

“That was probably the whole movie in one picture.” I hope she looks at that scene again after the movie.

[@rudebega1494]

I saw this movie three times in theaters, the normal version twice, then I went back to watch the 3+ hour directors’ cut. Nothing is better than watching an Ari Aster film with a crowd of people who have no idea what they’ve signed up for.

[@sawkevinnoel7954]

There's a freaking Director's Cut?? WHAT

[@lunatikoniko1546]

tell me more about that director's cut with spoiler and everything, i dont care

[@rudebega1494]

Yeah, it adds about... 30 extra minutes I think? The highlight is definitely that it shows an additional Hårga ritual which gives context for how they killed Connie; they pretend to tie up a child in a weighted net to throw into a lake, and (to Dani and the other outsiders) they look dangerously close to actually doing it before laughingly putting the child down and revealing it as play acting (except obviously they do it to Connie for real later, offscreen). It happens the night before the ättestupa, and within that context it gives an interesting sense of unreality to that sequence--like the outsiders have a sense that the Hårga are doing another elaborate fake-out until skulls start getting shattered. It also shows Dani begging Christian to leave after the ättestupa and him more or less calling her culturally insensitive for being so upset and insisting on staying. It also extends some scenes of Dani and Christian fighting before they leave for the trip, as well as scenes of the dudes generally being douchebags to Dani and each other. I can see why the scenes were cut as they do make the pacing a little uneven, but for the additional context and another beautifully-shot creepy Hårga ritual it's extremely worth seeking out for a watch.

[@lunatikoniko1546]

@@rudebega1494 thanks :D

[@lunatikoniko1546]

lmao, dont be that guy O.b... the man was explaining a lot of cool details

[@thoso1973]

One of horrors most effective tools, is to unsettle the viewer. To place you somewhere, mentally or physically, where you don't want to be. I'd say Ari Aster accomplished this with all three feature films on his CV. It's quite tremendous that he accomplishes this, in a film shot almost exclusively in bright daylight.

[@kishanprakash007]

I've seen Hereditary and Midsommar... What's the third one??

[@thoso1973]

@@kishanprakash007 Beau Is Afraid. Not quite horror, but certainly unsettling in its depiction of someone suffering from anxiety.

[@Paul20661]

@@thoso1973 loved midsommar and hereditary but still gotta watch beau is afraid,we didn't rly got that one here at the cinema

[@gothgirlfriend713]

My friend saw this movie ON A FIRST DATE. I cannot fathom how uncomfortable she must’ve been in that theater.

[@sharpayyevanss]

I did too but we both enjoyed it 😂

[@AChickandaDuck]

Haha oh man, that’s a lot 😂

[@f4gsforpele]

I cannot even imagine seeing this on the big screen 💀

[@Paul20661]

XD nice also,just gave ya like 69 P.S. IMAGINE NOW GOING TO DO THAT ON POOR THINGS

[@sandercohen5543]

Imagine the date secretly speaks swedish and they're just laughing their ass off the entire movie 😂

[@MrMetallidude]

I know the key behind the reason why this is so disturbing. I'm a former film student in Sweden (so I understand the swedish in the movie) and my teachers taught us about what makes the most effective scares. Breaking expectations is the best way to truly affect someone. Most of the scary things in this film happens during broad daylight, in the most beautiful nature settings. Horror usually occurs during the night or in dark settings (basements, etc.), due to the lack of sight of what lurks in the shadows. So we instinctively lower our guard when we feel secure. Light provides security. So they shattered that completely here. Which is partially why I love it so. This is film class 101.

[@CherubEros]

“Breaking expectations”, but they didn’t break expectation. You pretty much expect that their traditions are out there. What’s horrifying is how accepted it is, in the light. When it happens in the dark, it’s secret, it’s deceptive. When it happens in the light tho, it’s revered and holy. It’s juxtaposition. To have complete opposites with each other. Scary music with a romantic scene. Happy family with murder.

[@MrMetallidude]

@@CherubEros Valid point, but my point still stands. Since beautiful daylight scares are still uncommon, it’s less likely that people expect it.

[@mikeydubbs8565]

Knowing a bit about Norse Mythology made this pretty enjoyable. Right before the Ättestupa scene, it shows a tapestry with a reversed Algiz rune and a Raido rune

[@CherubEros]

@@mikeydubbs8565 Ooo, what scene exactly? I don’t know Norse mythology.

[@stephenniehaus8635]

It's a heartwarming tale about a girl who lost her family and stuck in a neglectful relationship who finds a new family. It's practically a Hallmark movie. And it's wholesome! There's animals, and a coming of age movie, and exposition of culture

[@Goldun-nah]

😂😂😂😂

[@slonmish]

that’s an excellent summary

[@MrCzerillo]

It could have happened in Canada...

[@bonbonpony]

You should work in marketing.

[@kailajensen1021]

my mom is a hallmark fanatic!! im sure she will love this movie!!

[@MoaMorgenstern]

Hårga is actually a real place. It’s like an hour away from where I live and I’ve drove by there several times. I always giggle a bit when I drive by the sign saying Hårga. Although the movie is filmed in Hungary and not in Sweden, but Hårga is a real place and that dance thing with the devil is a real legend there. Also the cliff jumping (ättestupa) is a real thing, not anymore though but back in the day it was actually a thing. Also we do dance around the pole when we celebrate midsommar! Another thing, one of the leaders of the cult is a Swedish actor and he’s also in a Swedish comedy where he plays a silly neighbor at a camping. Florence Pugh’s acting is absolutely amazing in this movie. Big props to her!

[@scipioafricanus5871]

Do you also play "skin the fool"?

[@rajwahi7387]

"Oh my God, the women here..." "Shut up, I really don't like you!" Your commentary absolutely rocks.

[@jonathanhughes1318]

As they walk up the cliff: “Is it like Simba???” Nah. More like Mufasa. 😂😂😂

[@jackieelizabeth8614]

😂😅

[@coolcoconuts4453]

What many people seem to miss is that the dude that got blood-eagled (hung up with his lungs pulled out of his back), if you look closely you can see his left lung expanding and contracting. Bro was still alive

[@corruptcosplay9501]

There is a chance it could've been the drugs Christian took

[@KazimirMajorinc]

Lungs cannot work like that, they need rib cage muscles to produce negative and positive pressure. So it is likely that these were drugs.

[@Mailu-ml8nm]

i saw that too and i hated it

[@AmyAberrant]

WHAT??

[@ArturoMontano-z5y]

Yeah... that's not how lungs work

[@keenanmartin7691]

This reaction is what brought me to your channel. Glad to see it back!

[@shesscared]

let's goooo!

[@sweetstacks3631]

Me too!!

[@oliverjackson6992]

I just finished this video. First time seeing one of your videos. IMMEDIATE subscriber... Reaon: "I have never regretted watching a movie nore in my life." ABSOLUTELY same for me, like this shit was so fucked up, I actually don't even like TALKING about this bitch irl. And I LOVE talking about movies irl. Fuck this movie. Looking forward to checking out more of your vids. ✌️

[@ams2364]

This movie is genuinely a masterpiece. Beautiful imagery combined with the constant feeling of being so damn disturbed, its amazing! One of my favourite movies for sure, loved your reaction!

[@matthewhaley3674]

11:51 the continued looking back at the wrong time was perfect, best viewing reactions I’ve seen 😂❤

[@ashlabelle]

Not only is there something in the pie, but no one ever mentions how the mural at the beginning shows the girl giving the guy her period blood, and Christian's drink is suspiciously more red than the other ones.

[@oldscratch3535]

I've heard that's actually a fairly common thing for women to do. I've been warned not to eat tomato based home cooked meals from a new woman.

[@thorstrebla980]

​@@oldscratch3535 Women like to put anything from ground up paper to bodily fluids to poison into other people's food. Of course, the ones who don't do this think it's just woman bashing. Those women are also unknowing victims.

[@danyukhin]

​@@oldscratch3535wow, dude...

[@bu7874-c1z]

@@oldscratch3535 I don't know where you live dude... as a woman I'm telling you this is NOT common behavior.

[@oldscratch3535]

@@bu7874-c1z It's common among women who are into witchcraft, astrology, black magic, voodoo, etc. You'd be surprised at how many women are into stuff like that. They keep it hush hush.

[@enigmaticcat7915]

Thanks for going through the effort of re-uploading this! This is one of my favorite reactions from you.

[@superflywash08]

I understand you're not a fan, but at least you got to watch it in the comfort of your own home. My father and his new wife decided to take me to a movie for my birthday and this is what they took me to see. He didn't read what it was about he just picked it and we went. So imagine watching all of that with your dad and his new wife. 😂

[@MizMima]

OMG! That must have been hella awkward! And on your BD too! 😂😂😂

[@JewelWildmoon]

Oh god. I watched it in theaters with my mother, not knowing about "that" scene 😂

[@MoaMorgenstern]

I made my dad watch it 😂 At his place though and I wasn’t there. But I had bugged him so much about how awesome the movie is so at last he watched it. He later told me it was....odd. He didn’t like it 🙈 I’m a big fan and have a Midsommar t-shirt 🌸🌼

[@talizorah]

omg I would never recover. How did you ever look them in the eyes again?! 😂

[@ItzJupiter]

what scene do u mean? probably will never watch this movie lol@@JewelWildmoon

[@Pumped4Gaming-xt1lf]

I was stunned when I recognized Chidi! I watched Midsommar a year ago around the time I watch The Good Place. That’s my favorite show ever. I was thinking the same thing when you asked if that was Chidi.

[@raygun1414]

when she started singing during "that" part, I WAS DYING BRO 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@ZrankFappaH]

I actually learned what an Attestupan was before seeing Midsommar from Viking shows and stuff. So when he said it so casually I was like “hell no shits about to get wild”

[@MikeTaffet]

This guy Swedens

[@mikeydubbs8565]

The tip-off for me was when I saw the tapestry showing a reversed Algiz rune with a Raido rune

[@otterpoet]

"I don't think this is a normal festival..." I literally shot coffee out my nose 🤣

[@prettybxy77]

Thankfully, we pagans don't go to these lengths anymore. 😂

[@kafugetsu6115]

"that's probably the entire movie in one picture," YOURE SO RIGHT and i cant believe you figured it out immediately bcs it took me the second watch to notice that 😭😭

[@GGAlchemist]

I continue to be impressed by how often you inadvertently predict events in these movies. Can't wait for the next one!

[@Mr.Alternity]

The funniest part about the Harga is that the lady said they give their life instead of dying in pain as if jumping off into the hard rock and landing on your leg isn’t in pain. They could at least have some kind of drink that slowly kills them painlessly.

[@johncee853]

Definitely a true trooper for sitting through this one! Much love.❤

[@ctakitimu]

Well I'm subbing, just because your timing is cursed! Everytime you look, it's the most graphic part! Ha ha ha, this was fun! (And I enjoy the rest of the reaction)

[@josh.1162]

Caitlin is the queen of looking at the wrong time 😭😭

[@vyneaofficial]

The Mii Plaza music is the cherry on top of this video 😭😭😭

[@mhellerart]

Dang, you are a trooper for making it through this movie!

[@earlybird3]

Omg, omg, the reaction to the cliff scene, and the old people is the funniest thing I have seen all year! 😂😂 and it is only March 1st. I saw Midsommar in the theater, and some people left at that scene, and never came back! Genius filmmaking 👏 excellent reactions. 😄

[@MrCzerillo]

Obviously they are not Canadian, where the cliff scene plays out regularly.

[@earlybird3]

@@MrCzerillo Really?! 😲

[@everythingdoohwan]

Good that you re-uploaded this. It's my favourite reaction! It's not that many really gory scenes, but you nailed every frame! Greetings from Sweden! /Johan

[@lukav200]

I know it's a re-upload... and I'm still going to watch it all the way again without hesitation. Let's gooooo!!!

[@brendonslife4584]

it really feels like a bad dream... or like being a child. not knowing whether or not what's happening is normal, not understanding a lot of words being said, almost everything being scary to you while everyone else acts like its a regular thing, and that adding onto the fear because you DON'T want this to be your regular. beautiful how she accepted everything in the end.

[@ashlabelle]

I love how you always looked at the screen at the wrong times lol

[@o0pinkdino0o]

It is official. You have the BEST reaction videos ! There is an older film with legend Christopher Lee called The Wickerman which has a similar theme and beats.

[@EldritchGod666]

I was sad at how poorly the remake with Nicholas Cage was, considering how good the original was.

[@mistakenlymidwest2460]

“Oh they’re folding a sheet” amazing

[@rasaan2011]

You really did a great job getting through this one!

[@As-jj2rc]

What? Like it's hard? 😂

[@nopizzawithoutpineapple]

​@@As-jj2rc obviously, more sensitive people are gonna be disturbed by the suicides, gore and SA in this.

[@freezi1956]

Not really, She didnt watch like half of it

[@esavage8855]

@@As-jj2rcthis movie was hard for me to get through for me but not because I found it disturbing it was just so long boring and weird. This movie is the weirdest thing I’ve ever seen!

[@AlexApproBAT]

It's so crazy how we all react differently to artistic works. I'm sure you reacted to this like a normal person would/should? I saw it (during a depressed state) and absolutely LOVED EVERY SECOND! How this perfectly captures going through a tough time and coming out of it in such a beautiful, fairy tale way was a stroke of genius. This is one of my go-to comfort films. Although it traumatized you at first, I'm glad to hear that you think fondly of it now.

[@DarylRogan]

I agree.

[@sVieira151]

The issue is that she didn't come out of it. She just had help sweeping it under the carpet, and then was placed in a cage that is transparent from the inside only.

[@RobinJay1939]

​@sVieira151 yeah the cult love bombed her hard the entire time. They didn't really help her, just gave her the illusion of community and empathy

[@bloganomalous369]

This has to be my favorite reaction so far! Lol The fact it brought you to tears. I guess there is nothing like watching someone else be traumatized by a movie when you thought it was one of the best horror movies. I hope we get another hit from Ari sooner rather than later.

[@thaisttx]

imagine getting old in the midsommar cult: okay, thank u, we had a great time. now imma jump off this rock

[@babykun2439]

🤣 the best crossover ever..but the movie would end quickly.

[@MrCzerillo]

Legal in Canada.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

The score is SO beautiful! It’s on KZbin and puts me to sleep some times . You missed a LOT of the hidden stuff like the Forrest making her sisters face with tube in her mouth above Dani as she walks . There’s SO many Easter eggs in this one ! 🙂

[@CharleyMae_3]

this is my favorite movie of all time so I love that you finally watched it 😍 btw you're amazing 😁

[@santiagoavelicavillada4977]

gurl i am geniunely so sorry they made you watch this. Ari Aster set out to traumatize as many people as possible and he got to me for sure with that opening scene. it's just TOO real and jarring

[@jimmyb2655]

You've seen Hereditary. You got thru Midsommar. Are you ready to complete Ari Aster's trilogy and watch Beau is Afraid? It is an absolute mind bender, not a horror movie, but weird. It is not as disturbing as Midsommar or Hereditary, it's deffinitely weirder tho and Joaquin Phoenix is amazing in it.

[@missylynn9180]

I’m so sorry you had to watch this… but at the same time- I couldn’t stop laughing. Your reaction was priceless 😂💜🩷😂

[@jessegonzalez926]

One of my favorite horror/thriller movies!! Really glad you’re watching it, but also like, sorry you had to watch it lol

[@Jellybean_93]

I was confused to see this from you again, then read the description 🤣love the movie, love your channel, please continue to do your awesome work! 💐☀

[@itzrossmusic]

I remember going to see this film with a friend and I really didn’t know what to expect when I tell you I was traumatised hahaa your vids are so good

[@trabluecloudy6927]

We need Saltburn soon

[@djordjenikolic9059]

25:33 This was my reaction at home tonight, watching it for the very first time. Whole movie was so disturbing in so many ways 😭

[@rock8440722]

One of my favourite movies, i love the psychology behind it

[@IzidioAlex]

Yes, it was shown at the cinema, everyone just laughed nervously during the 'little push'

[@tom_j.]

I jumped thinking that it was a new video I missed on Patreon💀

[@zackbader3896]

I’m not surprised at all by your reactions to this I’ve watched it completely

[@saulboulanger1168]

26:01 is such an unintentionally hilarious shot. It looks like Caitlin was accidentally sent to Hell and is trying to make the best of it.

[@DogmeatDied989]

That was the entire movie in one picture when you were dancing. 1:04

[@siobhannicolson5566]

i commented on the original upload with "the wii music over the midsommar ending is the best part" and tbh i love it

[@rebecca8836]

how did you somehow manage to look back at the most gory possible moments in the cliff scene by accident

[@1jake2ful]

Ari Aster said he based this on a breakup, don’t ever hurt a horror director this harshly

[@isaintrovert]

I will gladly rewatch this. This is one of my favorite reactions of yours ❤

[@Flutter_Aeina]

My friend’s dad brought us to see the director’s cut of this in theaters. It was quite the experience, but I question how watching this might have changed 16 y/o me’s brain chemistry lmao

[@LateCambrian]

It's crazy how all the gore in this movie shows up after you look away and look back. Every reactor closes their eyes when the people jump, but open them again when they show the gore....

[@jennifergrove2368]

The fun thing about this movie is that it's based off of a true Swedish commune. (But don't worry, they don't go around killing people.)

[@jeanmont]

"I don't think this is a normal festival" Oh you sweet summer child.

[@bonniea.1941]

I’ve never seen this movie so thank you for watching it for me! Seeing your reactions, and the blurred out screens, was plenty for me (I hope!). I did subscribe because, though I didn’t recommend it, I still owe you. ❤

[@xevious21]

I've seen many horror/thriller movies, only a handful truly get me unnerved. This is one, every minute made me not completely comfortable, like theres always something just off about it. Fantastic movie.

[@MartinKronstrom]

Midsommar is a real nightmmar.

[@ajkelvin]

Had no idea this was a reupload. none the less still enjoyed watching it again.

[@johnt84]

Florence Pugh's performance was on God mode. Incredible. Ari Aster is the king of making us uncomfortable haha..

[@thehegracietehe4558]

ALLRIGHT let's get traumatized twice i guess

[@osvaldosandovallazcano898]

I already watched this film in 2019. Later, in 2022, my classmates choose Midsommar to watch in a class based on storytelling. They didn't know anything about it, they just went for it and I didn't say nothing, just kept my mouth shut and watched them suffer 😂 By the second half of the film almost everybody went out of the classroom. At the end they were like: wtf was that??

[@BiggRobb70]

😂😂 I was disturbed when I saw this too!😩 Great reaction!

[@FrostAndTheForest]

Ok watching your reaction made me realise that I have a seen a cut/censored version... There was WAY less weird stuff happening the movie that I saw, and I wasn't sure why everyone said it was so crazy. Now I understand :D.

[@lordinvex1406]

This is a masterpiece filled with disturbance and a sh*tton of metaphores. I friggin love it❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nhmjackson31]

I thought I was subscribed a month ago when I rewatched your "Tell me don't show me" Blair Witch reaction about thirty times but I got caught up in watching your other reacts I guess I forgot to subscribe. This one got me to make sure I subscribed. Love how you always look away and then peek at the worst parts lmao You're awesome

[@MrSmileyface1971]

You are now officially one of my favorite KZbin host. Lol I love when normal ones watch disturbing movies . I would love to give recommendations 😊

[@kafugetsu6115]

IT'S SO FUNNY HOW YOU ALWAYS TAKE A PEEK AT THE MOST GORY PARTS HELPPPPP I FEEL SO BAD FOR YOU

[@immune85]

"WHY IS THIS NORMAL?! Oh, they're just folding sheets". "Oh, is this like Simba?" 😂 Can't believe I forgot I've seen this movie. It's pretty accurate, by the way. Average midsummer in Sweden. And typical reactions from foreigners. You get used to it all, it's pretty great. I'm hungry now.

[@toddhill7483]

Thanks for caving into the pressure to see this. We appreciate you.

[@Apvizionz]

One of my favorite movies, I really enjoyed this reaction!

[@adamcapoferri6903]

We thank you for living through it!

[@Anthony-qs7uu]

I honestly love rewatching this video , and your reactions 😂

[@MyNameisDC]

FINALLY I saw this last year and loved your reaction 😂

[@Nostalgio]

The cliff scene is a dark and twisted scenario. It reminded me way too much of the Lion King on Pride Rock.

[@MalinSeuklart]

Worst thing is it actually happened in the ancient times here in the north

[@codynorman2685]

This movie is honestly pure genius

[@scipioafricanus5871]

10:35 "Yep I felt that I'm not looking are you... OMG why was it so graphic? Oh, I looked at the wrong time I looked away then I looked back at the wrong time why why why no!" LMAO Ari Aster knows what he is doing. Doesn't want anyone to miss being traumatized.

[@LeonAvalos]

"oh, you do some normal things? okay, cool" 😂

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

At 13:50 - Yup, it's graphic as all-get-out. But it's an open-air pyre.

[@Maldoror1972]

Your reactions when something weird happens are the best. So funny! Watching a horror movie with you-and may it be the scariest shit- makes me die laughing every time. You're the only horror movie reactor who manages to do that. You're amazing! I remember laughing the whole reaction of the movie " Rec " and that one is also far away from being funny, but your reactions and comments are simply hilarious! Greetings from Germany

[@KazimirMajorinc]

What disturbs me the most is that - as in almost all horror films - the main actors behave casually, as if nothing serious is happening, while in reality after the first attestupa ceremony their only idea would be how to stay together and make a plan to leave. They probably wouldn't succeed, not even to kidnap the high priestess because the cult would know that their escape would mean the downfall of the entire cult, but at least they could sell their skins for a higher price.

[@BivApa]

The way you are watching that mating scene with your eyes squinting with judgement and offense at what we can only see as those huge pixels oh my god is too damn funny.

[@jordancaleb3419]

Lmaoo I thought I was getting deja vu. Thanks for the clarification Caitlyn 😊

[@LanaBear88]

So grateful you reuploaded this because I hadn’t seen it and it’s a reaction vid masterpiece 😂

[@katelinoertel8038]

I’m so proud of you for watching this it’s rough I know my jaw was on the floor first time

[@daliilars3350]

Ok... 🤣 3:48 Now I don't laugh out a lot watching KZbin shit, but that was fucking hilarious.