SKINAMARINK MOVIE REVIEW | THE NEXT BIG CULT HORROR MOVIE? | Double Toasted

[@stephanhenry9205]

Martins Face when Korey is saying this movie really is an hour and forty minutes of corners and hallways is priceless.

[@JonJayAllDay]

Right, he was looking at Korey like he had 3 heads lmao

[@PhantomBones101]

From what I experienced it preys on two fears: the fear your felt as a little kid wandering around your house at night while everyone else is asleep. The other fear is when you're a parent and you're jolted awake by the scream of your child and you fear the worst.

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

Experimental films have been done Before. Remember Andy Warhol had one. And don't get me started on the window one.

[@PhantomBones101]

@@nehemiahpouncey3607 no one is contesting that. Im sure every major era of film has had its group experimental movies that pushed boundaries.

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

@@PhantomBones101 yeah yoy just staring At a window the whole time hearing cars Drive by.

[@roxassora2706]

My mother says I used to get night terrors as a baby. I like this concept of childhood fear in horror.

[@JBM1428]

As an only child who spent many nights home alone while my parents went out, this movie personally chilled me to my core

[@Sasu123456789x1]

Omg yes, I know exactly what you mean

[@erikaarnold4780]

Yup. Learned about a new kind of nostalgia with this one. I didn’t make it all the way through, but I was floored by the way it made me feel. Nobody else I know will watch it, and I get it…but I really dug it. I’m also a nerd, though, who really got into analog horror…so…there’s that.

[@Spectra651]

I think Tom Servo said it best: "It's like they have two servings of tension that they're trying to stretch out for seven people." That's the impression I get from this film. It's got some good ideas and creepy stuff *does* happen occasionally, but the glacial pacing does the film a huge disservice. You can only stretch out the tension so far before the audience starts to check out, thinking, "Oh... So this is just the *whole* movie then, huh?" I hear the director does have a much shorter film that was basically the prototype for this movie on his KZbin page, so I'll have to check that one out and see if that film works any better.

[@thehoneydripper09]

Corey: If you are scared of carpet, ceilings, not paying your light bill 😂😂😂

[@Brickhouse917]

I watched it the other night. I did what I thought was best. Turned out all the lights, cranked the home theater, and gave it my time and attention. I respect what the film was able to do for only a 15k budget, and there were some genuinely unsettling moments. I think the idea that this is what the kid is experiencing in a coma is a really interesting theory, but overall they could have trimmed about 20-30 mins from it at least. It's just too long. I'm all for long movies, but the vibe of this one would still work in a shorter film. Watch the youtube film by the same director called "Heck", it's 30 mins and inspired Skinamarink. If you don't vibe with that, skip this one.

[@robh678]

I’m gonna check out that other vid first. Thanks for the recommendation

[@Shinisoup]

I agree. I think it strains the attention span a little too much. It goes from building anticipation and atmosphere to begging the viewer's thoughts to wander, breaking immersion and interest in the film. It was close to getting the balance right but yeah, 20 minutes trimmed off would've done a lot

[@miwkins]

yeah, this 100%. I'm glad I saw it at the theater though (was all alone in there!...I hope). And I'd definitely really love to see more from that author with some more experience and feedback:)

[@KanWoo76]

I agree, would have been much better as a short film. The graininess & lighting became too much after the first 30mins and started giving me a migraine so I had to watch it in two parts. Creepy and uneasy at times at best. I was more amazed that I instantly realized they were watching the same exact Fleischer Cartoon tape that Anthony was watching in Twilight Zone: The Movie.

[@CLDJ227]

Yeah you can easily see this working better as a short film, although I admire the graininess and trailer as it does make you feel like you're watching a film from the 90s, 80s, or 70s.

[@TheGodOfWarhammer]

this movie very accurately reflects that kind of nightmare we had as a kid where you’re in an environment that resembles your home, but you know its not your home. I also love how it conveys how your home can take a sinister tone when bathed in darkness. Its also SUPER sad when you realize the reason this movie is entirely in the dark is because the kids are too small and short to reach the light switches.

[@boomstickcritique902]

Never had this nightmare also this film stunk lol.

[@Louise-wk5yf]

@@boomstickcritique902 good for you.

[@lamarco18]

@@boomstickcritique902 100% movie was terrible

[@vincentzhaiven4017]

@@lamarco18 for you.

[@davidgeldner2167]

Yeah it’s also fucking garbage that is made to assail your brain and harm you psychologically.

[@pinktitan3716]

5:03 They were trying to be scary but Korey didn’t give a single damn. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ronj77]

This Movie Could Cure Insomnia 💯

[@thtavrgwhteguy8808]

For real! idk why the demon was telling me to sleep at the end when I had already been sleeping 20mins in 💀😂

[@bluecricket6157]

Someone said, what if we take the most boring parts of a paranormal activity movie, and made that the whole movie

[@roxassora2706]

It preys off of the childhood fear of being alone in your house at night or when you're the only one awake.

[@daquandavis5498]

I want u to look up analog horror… turn ur lights off n watch a video.Shit is more unnerving than anything in paranormal cracktivity🤣.

[@lich109]

Korey: "Disappearing toilets don't really give me nightmares." True, he had a way bigger reaction to the sticky toilet paper in Halloween III.

[@bjamiork]

Felt the same way, man. Watched it two nights ago and fell asleep around the 60% mark before waking up and rewinding it and dozing off again throughout the last quarter of the movie. I've only fallen asleep to 3 other movies in my life lol. If Skinamarink were a short film, it would be so much more palatable. It was just far too long for what it offered and I definitely considered skipping through it. Couple creepy moments but a lot of incoherence and eye strain when you're trying to parse through the darkness and shadows. The toilet/buckets bit made me laugh a bit. I'd probably watch this one more time just to make it through without falling asleep. It wasn't bad, per se, I suppose I just expected more to happen. And I wouldn't compare this to House of Leaves. There were honestly only a couple scenes where you even witness parts of the house appearing/vanishing/changing.

[@nl3064]

It actually is based on a short film (the director made a half-hour short, 'Heck' in 2020). And I also literally thought of House of Leaves while watching Skinnamarink, not only because of the shifting/dissapearing doors, but the house does seem to expand towards the end (impossibly tall hallways) and darkness where you can hear something thumping around.

[@KalinTheZola]

I feel like this movie was 100% made for me. I completely get why others might find it boring or even just a little too long, but it just worked for me exactly how I think the director intended it to work and I personally was just too engrossed to feel like it was going on for two long. I might be the outside opinion on this but personally I could have watched 3 hours of this and be satisfied. Assuming there were more scares to balance out the longer run time.

[@mikki3740]

I'm jealous! Lol This was not for me but I believe these filmmakers made something unique that taped into a collective subconscious fear. This time I am outside of that group but I would like more experimental stuff like this moving forward!

[@KalinTheZola]

@@mikki3740 I would check out their small films on KZbin like Heck. If the runtime was the biggest issue for you, his shorter more concise films might be more up your alley

[@joshjones9749]

I can feel it's reaching for the uncanny. There's some real horror fuel in the world of the uncanny.

[@wrldonwill]

Thank you for taking one for the team with this one. lol

[@beejay271]

I've seen it, and YES, I agree 100% this should have been a short film. The runtime kills this film unfortunately because the idea and concept is pretty cool.

[@AceOfSevens]

You know how they say what you don't see is scarier than what you do? Well, in this movie, you don't see anything.

[@mroctober3583]

.....in this house....🤥

[@JustSomeDinosaurPerson]

I think that's one of the biggest cruxes for me with this film. That dynamic of the unseeable being scarier is good when employed during key moments in a film. When it is virtually the whole film, it doesn't work.

[@Ravuun]

The creator of this film began as a KZbin channel called Bite-Sized Nightmares, where people would write their childhood nightmares into the comments and then he would create them as short films. Then he made "Heck", which was a short film proof of concept for Skinamarink. It's my understanding that the film grain was done in post-production.

[@Zandersaurus]

14:59 🤣🤣🤣 that scariest part is the kitchen…without the lights, you cannot make Hello Fresh

[@JBM1428]

His ad reads are becoming predictable lol as soon as he said kitchen I saw it coming a mile away

[@dinogirrl1]

There's a few games like this now where you go through the same hallway repeatedly and "anomalies" occur. Some anomalies are chairs rearranged or objects missing, but some are blood appearing and scary figures in the darkness

[@Gideon13397]

Exactly. It's not a bad film but this type of concept has already been done and it isn't new. Hell even that Backrooms found footage thing touched on this concept a little bit.

[@brandoa1131]

Hopefully this leads to analog horror being bigger than it normally is. Stuff like the Mandela catalog and Gemini home entertainment are genuinely horrifying and good stories.

[@RossisLost]

Yeah, there's a little more to it than that, haha, but that's cool. We appreciate you watching it and doing a video on it. Thanks for reviewing our crazy little Film! Loved your comments and feedback. 🙂 ~ Skinamarink Dad💜 ~Cheers! 🍻🤘😎 "Can't make no HELLO FRESH!" 🤘😂

[@jeremyblackwater439]

Who did you play in the movie? I haven’t watched it yet

[@RossisLost]

@@jeremyblackwater439 The Dad and my Son Lucas Paul played Kevin. He's the star.

[@jeremyblackwater439]

@@RossisLost that’s cool man. I’m definitely going to check it out soon.

[@lurkzie]

One of the critics on this channel actually voted this as his favourite movie of the year

[@jeremyblackwater439]

I watched it. I have so many questions Ross

[@JinxSanity]

This feels like one of those Analog horror shorts you can find on KZbin. Only difference is that there's a payoff with those and despite how weird their stories get you can always count on having clues to an explanation. And they are way shorter which work better than a full length movie. With Skinamarink you get Nothing. It is exactly what you imagined a " Arthouse "🎭 horror movie to be like, and that's both as a positive and a negative insult.

[@littlerelief]

Childhood anxiety is a hell of a drug and this is exactly what it looks like. This was almost nostalgic in the terror it caused me.

[@MzCJ]

That’s exactly what it felt like to me too. Totally unique in its ability to capture that weird terror that I experienced as a kid in the dark.

[@Gabe_Cross]

When your house turns into the backrooms.

[@whoizmdot]

That was my exact thought.

[@JayColor]

That’s what I assumed this was.

[@thehorroranalog2943]

*SKINAMARINK* *"Houses could never be more terrifying that it is!!!"* 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@ericwhite5607]

😮😮😮

[@BloodlessWolf]

The part with the parents asking the kid to look under the bed...😱

[@glooperscooper]

The scariest part, and nothing happened lol

[@j.j.cheesman7141]

Such a good part.

[@KalinTheZola]

@@glooperscooper But something did happen, just not under the bed.

[@IllegalPriest]

And then they looked AGAIN

[@christopherlowery3797]

This shit coulda worked as a short film, with the cuts between the random things happening at a more rapid pace. It’s not like it’s an awful idea & the aesthetic they’re going for I recognize…but this was just so damn tedious to watch. Especially in a theater. Even in an empty one (like mine), never got me spooked. Just sleepy.

[@coribug42]

Check out short film "heck" .

[@andrewlaxton50]

It’s experimental

[@nehemiahpouncey3607]

Remember there was a movie about a Window in the 60's?

[@ImmaTyler]

It reminded me of this time back in the 90's (1997 -98) in 4th grade science class, we were being taught about, "Fear', the video demonstration was from this Laser Disc education collection, before playing the video the teacher requested those who get scared easily to leave the room, I wasn't among those who left I was thinking, "This is gonna be great!" So the video plays, in it... It fades in on a pixelated mosaic vision of something watching a guy carefully wander the factory of where the laser discs were produced,(along with eerie distorted sfx and a build up tension music bed) then it cuts to the guy over shoulder, he's cautious like somethings following him, then a POV left and right pan through alleys of tall shelves, it would cut back to the pixelated vision still observing the man from a distance, the man continues onward still cautiously, more over the shoulder and POV shots, showing him hesitating of opening a door, then the pixelated vison starts to get closer and closer with rotations of cutting back to the guy, then *SLAM* from the POV of the guy there's a post edit swoosh to the right with sfx to look behind him and you see this large "Meh" :| face looking at you followed by a low bass cello slide. We all screamed and ran out of the classroom. Skinamarink is somewhat similar to that demonstration only way longer cause what I'm remembering was only 90 to 2 mins long, maybe shorter.

[@GoldieSC]

I saw a trailer for this in theaters and the "in this house" drove me INSANE. I don't know if I'll be able to watch it based on that alone without getting annoyed.

[@brandonlawson2460]

Was very different, it was really unnerving. Good movie

[@randomanton]

Don't watch it." In this house" is more interesting than this whole movie

[@reportmelolz]

This was an amazing 45 min short film. Could have cut an hour without losing anything.

[@manzanaroja69]

The barbershop bootleg of this must be crazy.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

I thought it was scary as hell, but I can see why some people won't be as affected by the movie as some.

[@StargazerSkyscraper]

Skinamarink captures what a childhood trauma nightmare looks and feels like. However familiar it looks, something is very, deeply wrong, rooms go on forever, time has no meaning, you can't trust your parents, an authority figture is following and hurting you and you can't explain why, the people who are supposed to come rescue you aren't really listening and just get you into more trouble, and no matter how much you beg and scream and cry at the shadows that look at people, none of them will ever hear or help you. You can't escape. There are no doors to run out of, no windows to open and crawl out of, and even the familiar glow of a nightlight or television won't bring you any comfort. Then you wake up, you remember that was twenty years ago, and whatever was done to you still haunts you. You can't explain it. You're ashamed to seek therapy, because if you try to tell anyone else your fragmented memories of what happened, they won't believe you, it won't make sense to them, it will sound boring and normal or made-up and fictional. You know that no matter how old you get, no matter how many years pass, you will be forced back into that horrible memory next time you go to sleep, over and over and over, and the real world is too cruel to bother finding you and waking you up.

[@randomanton]

You put more thought into that comment than the writers did in this movie

[@bludhuuntr4946]

1 hour of this and then a slow creep of a dark figure you can just almost see and is becoming more common in each still and more sinister. That would be so unnerving and creepy. Go watch the Windagoon video.

[@vinnienudd8901]

For the best experience with this film watch it in a quiet setting. It's a highly unique atmosphere which is designed to draw you in though vivid imagery and sound design. Be patient with this film it's not your typical formulaic setup. It's more like the trailer has presented it as a longer and more suspenseful and tense version.

[@paulmaloney4387]

First movie I've ever walked out of (had about 15 mins left), and before I bounced about a quarter of the audience left too. The aesthetic, direction, and premise are genuinely outstanding but the execution was incredibly lackluster and frustrating. No real scares besides *BLASTS* of sounds via jump scares.

[@pegacorn13]

Skinamarink has some of the absolute BEST jump scares I've ever seen in a film.

[@blatty2646]

What’s the point in walking out of a movie with 15 minutes left?

[@ItsRyan265]

Even in school, I ran and hid from geometry.

[@jaronlockridge]

Martin looking like "Ah... okay" the entire review 🤣 I get experimental but is there an actual story in this movie? Nobody has yet to say that anywhere.

[@JBM1428]

Martin wasn’t saying much because he didn’t watch the movie, sometime I wonder why he’s still even a part of the show

[@user-dr2yz8um3d]

After this house id hate to see how scary koreys house is Finally got around to watching this online for free The film grain look is effective Its ambition is there making these kids look all around at the slightest sounds to the blackest portions of their surroundings There's truly something eerie to most having these same childhood fears The most basic stuff like tv static, a phone with a face on it or strange noises coming from the ceiling or walls can be quite unsettling This one will end up being divisive because it takes a new approach to low budget horror not relying too heavily on special effects but instead the imagination There's definitely scenes where it feels like it's padding so much not cutting away from an establishing shot long enough You could also take this as a metaphor for child and spousal abuse Gotta respect the originality it goes for Plus the movie's greatest advantage is you don't know what exactly is happening or why these kids are experiencing these strange occurrences Might've worked better as a short student film cause it will be testing most audience's patience for 100 min Yes this is more confounding than a straight up spook fest but it does go in a new direction than a lot of scary movies we are used to It definitely left me feeling uneasy hearkening back to the night terrors I used to have as a tyke It's the fact that something lurking in the darkest corners of our subconscious we can't decipher is what makes things so scary Heck the last scene leaves us with a sense of wondering but also afraid to actually know the answer 'Skinamarink' has mood, claustrophobia, and the slow horrific decay of childlike innocence that works as experimental horror albeit not everyone's taste

[@Eidlones]

The movie is 98% atmosphere for an hour and a half. I don't care how well done that atmosphere is, it gets boring.

[@nl3064]

21:06 in case you didn't know, it was originally a short film, the half-hour long 'Heck' (2020).

[@478Johnnyboy]

Reminds me of those early paranormal activity movies. I never got the fascination with the movies. Majority of the film was long scenes of the camera positioned on the kitchen cabinets. Always found the films to be shitty. 😂

[@jonathanmulondo9206]

Internet horror like creepypasta has open the door for so many upcoming horror creators. This film reminds me of so many classic horror films like Phantasm or The Beyond

[@tony-yl8gp]

this movie should have been a 20 episode disney plus show ...5 minute episodes each with hello fresh commercials 🤣🤣

[@Louise-wk5yf]

The length is what ruins this movie. But damn that Fisher Price toy jumpscare worked for me. 😂 🧿👄🧿

[@thomasbaron5367]

11:10 "well it's a nightmare if it does that while you're takin' a shit" Dammit, Martin! 🤣

[@jervishorton7372]

🎶 🎵 THIS HOUSE, IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET, 🎶 🎶 THIS HOUSE 🏠

[@SoulCasta]

When I first heard of this movie, the first thing that came to mind was the memory of Sharon, Lois and Bram...

[@loope9421]

I feel this would be scary but it it were like a house in Mexico, lots of creepy stuff be happening over there. Like in a poor neighborhood or even in a ranch.

[@Venomous_471]

Its Analog horror genre! It came from Kyle Ball short horror film called Heck on KZbin. < Analog horror films been out for decades. This generation ain't ready for it. It gets in your subconscious unexpectedly causing nightmares and fear going through your home at night in real life.

[@Gideon13397]

Meh. I love these types of concepts but the problem is they don't frighten me or disturb me. I still prefer slasher films because human cruelty is far scarier than being tortured with mind games.

[@CLDJ227]

Horror films like this, Blair Witch, and Paranormal Activity, have simple premises, good marketing, and aren't expensive which is probably why they are successful sometimes and Hollywood likes to produce them. It's similar to reality shows and how they're a bit cheaper to produce.

[@netwiz2]

Martin's face 8:06 is priceless

[@Armendicus]

The corner filming might be a slight reference to "The Hounds of Tindalos" horror story.

[@introvertindividual]

Disappearing toilets. Show me the scene of disappearing toilet. I laugh my ass off seriously, I was cracking up.

[@DJ-wl5qo]

I finally watched this a few nights ago and I feel like this is gonna be the next Eraserhead. Now I don’t think it’s nearly as good as that movie, because that movie actually has characters that appear onscreen, but it’s just something I noticed.

[@DetroitAlan01]

This movie gave me a rather disturbing nightmare. This is because, after over 30 minutes of nothing happening, I fell asleep. But, the movie kept playing. Don’t know what they were going for, but this doesn’t feel like a professional grade movie. Comes off more like an experimental student film.

[@gamingona970]

Partner enjoyed it more than I did.. I think the premise is super cool, and it is mostly a respectable attempt at showing that childhood horror fear.. but lord I think some more clear angles and better lighting at points could've really helped. Same for cutting 10-20 minutes of those lingering bad angle shots where nothing happens. This is going to a no-go movie to anyone but really deep horror fans.

[@DaBuffNerd]

I wonder if the film makers had all those long shots of the floor and the ceiling to make you feel like how a small kid feels in a dark house.

[@filbert910]

I couldn't with this movie. I watched it for the first 45 minutes waiting for something to happen. Anything to happen and I just couldn't take it anymore. There's a slow burn and then there's no burn. For me this was the latter. I'm glad people like it but it's not for me.

[@The_Gnome_Chomskee]

Nope. The upcoming Back Rooms film will blow it out of the sky.

[@xiahouduin]

I know I would not enjoy this movie, but I think I do get the point of it. Just being alone here in my apartment, its dark in some corners and it makes you, well maybe paranoid is too strong but something "but what if...?"

[@ParkerPetersPlays]

It is a filter. There is a hair scratch that looks like a horseshoe which pops up in the upper left corner several times throughout.

[@ddbob1]

This movie relies on the childlike fear lonliness and your imagination to make it scary. But this movie is more heartbreaking and sad than anything. It's also oddly relaxing lol.

[@husker4life109]

Hell yeah i was hoping this was gonna get a review

[@katevand]

i was totally into it in theaters

[@95nativewarri0r]

I feel like the theater experience kinda enhanced the movie for me

[@katevand]

@@95nativewarri0r 100%

[@95nativewarri0r]

@@katevand that last jump scare and final scene REALLY messed with me and I was by myself in the whole theater lol

[@angelicanoel987]

This actually was based off the director's short film, "Heck" that's on his channel, "Bitesized Nightmares."

[@janelle7778]

Walls, ceilings, carpet, drywall. Korey you had me dying 🤣🤣🤣. Almost ruined this movie for me by making it seem like a comedy! I live with a cat in an apartment. This is my life every night. Respect to the director for creating an atmosphere though.

[@armandoestrada5224]

27:03 Coleman is so fucking funny!!! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@drasticbread249]

The first 15 minutes of this movie are quite literally like watching paint dry, I couldn't get into it and turned it off.

[@THaB4DGuY]

did i just see a chair on the roof? nah, the cameras just upside down again is the legos on the wall?! nah the cameras just sideways is that a furry monster!!!!! nah its the top of moms head

[@MarquiaCherrell]

I wish I could trade my uncle's in for ya'll. You all are way funnier! Damn! I love it!

[@morningstar7329]

4:42 LOL

[@zZaxOo]

i think somebody saw all the analog horror thats being popular on YT and said "hey lets make a whole movie outta this"

[@THaB4DGuY]

only thing terrifying about this movie is how boring, bad, pointless, yet still overhyped it is so i guess it is truly terrifying on many different levels! BRAVO! I FINALLY UNDERSTAND NOW!😂

[@YouTubeHandleEtc.]

I'm convinced people who say they like this movie only say they do because it seems avant-garde and abstract and makes them sound smarter if they do. This shit was a bad film school project that went viral. Nothing more. Shit's a Fuck You for me.

[@MRMESQ1]

I watched it in two sittings…it was both boring and weirdly compelling. I also appreciate what the movie is and what they were going for, but I can’t say I enjoyed it. I don’t dislike it, have thought about it for days…anyway…I still want to see it again.

[@pegacorn13]

Obviously this film is going to be very polarizing as it is experimental and more of an experience than your typical horror movie. Personally, it touched something really dark that lives in my subconscious and it really does feel like a child's nightmare come to life. I thought it was very effective, creative and genuinely horrific but it's not going to be for everyone. I really appreciate that you guys could recognize its value and vision even if it wasn't your favorite. I think it's important to appreciate it: even if you didn't like it or even if you were bored. There's a really big difference between not liking the movie and saying it was essentially crap. It's a pretty incredible endeavor regardless and I think it needs to be recognized for that. COME UPSTAIRS 😱😅

[@lujanwelch4567]

Bruh thinks toilet bowls popping in and out is frightening LMAAAOOO

[@duckman9327]

@@lujanwelch4567horror changes depending on who’s watching it, it’s not the fact that the toilet is gone that’s scary, that’s oversimplifying it to make it seem silly

[@JustSomeDinosaurPerson]

@@duckman9327 Because it is silly. Like you said, horror change depending on who's watching it. To you, it is horrific. To many other people, it's some funny ass shit straight out of the Sims.

[@xGMOx]

That last image IS the boogyman. Not CG. Real footage. I've seen that shit as a child. Omg.

[@ghostdisco7455]

I have to admit, I'm strangely intrigued.

[@onionrovirosa]

Got it right … a short film would have been the perfect formst

[@ultimatesunrise]

If Wavelength was a horror film:

[@coreybrent267]

whats wavelength?

[@ultimatesunrise]

@@coreybrent267 it's an experimental avant-garde film from the 60s.. u can watch on KZbin

[@nl3064]

@Ultimate Sunrise I thought literally the exact same thing. I liked Skinnamarink, but literally as soon as I saw the trailer I was thinking Wavelength.

[@ultimatesunrise]

@N L I haven't seen yet, hearing mixed things.. gonna watch it tonight in pitch dark to get the full effect lol

[@crumbsnatcha9342]

I knew it!! When I seen that it was on shudder I just passed it immediately.😂😭🤣 What's that old club song there's some H##$ in this house 💀☠️

[@patchworkz7]

It made me remember when I was a kid and had a high fever or the time I had a concussion as a kid and everything got weird and disjointed. It got across that unreality of being a kid and things being off in an incredibly way. I can certainly understand why it wouldn’t be for everyone and honestly it could have been a half hour shorter and been a great experimental film

[@TitusPrime1995]

5:02 😂😂😂😂

[@redlangley02]

VHS trilogy and ABC Death trilogy put this movie together.

[@THaB4DGuY]

proof you can make a movie with a 2 dollar budget tops. didnt say you can make an actually good movie, but i guess its a movie

[@K.G3RV]

its a horror game called among the sleep that had this same concept

[@onionrovirosa]

Maybe the cameraman got the setting in Chinese and confused the on / off switch But didn’t have money to reshoot a whole movie so they just said go for it

[@JustSomeDinosaurPerson]

Cool concept. Very shoddy execution. Felt asleep before the midway point. Almost as boring as British reality TV, and I am actually the target audience for this since I have had bad experiences alone at home.

[@trissc6855]

Because I recently played it this movie is similar to the game Five nights at Freddy's 4, pure childlike trapped in darkness horror.

[@supermetroid009]

Come to Atlanta.

[@thehorroranalog2943]

*A horror movie that people won't understand entirely because they're too fucking stupid?* *OH GOD NO THE HORROR!!!*

[@gustavoortiz6589]

Anyone who seen the movie,knows the scene with the Toy Phone scared the shit out of many

[@ghostdisco7455]

OK, so I've seen this now, and I think this guy's KZbin channel of short horror films, Bitesized Nightmares, works better.

[@tony-yl8gp]

you can sleep through this movie and miss nothing

[@DawnIgnited]

I feel like this would've been an awesome 20 minute short film. At 100 minutes, this was a pretty rough sit for me.

[@TheWhitetygrrr]

This would be a creepy twilight zone episode. I tried to watch it but no.

[@sons714native4]

Common Double Toasted W 👏

[@moomoopuppy508]

This is the worst horror movie ever. The only way its scary is if you were stuck there in real life...and I thought Paranormal Activity was the most boring horror movie.

[@chillwillfromtheville]

You guys GOTTA do a bad movie review on Jeepers Creepers: Reborn. BAD doesn't do it enough justice. It was HORRIBLE!!!

[@Daavhimself]

Struggle Nation did one and it was glorious.