SMILE made me look at 100 things i never needed to see...

[@eharper7]

Forget about the creepy smiling curse people, miss girl had a horrible circle of unsupportive, terrible people who would sooner treat her like she's genuinely insane than try to actually listen and help her. Except for her ex boyfriend. Dude was the best not boyfriend by actually trying to help her out and got cursed in return. Fantastic.

[@BrandonJames2016]

The demons face is definitely the most horrifying thing I’ve seen in awhile like it has so many mouths and it ripping off its skin was just ew horrifying.

[@shesscared]

yeah i really didn't need to see that

[@123rockfan]

@@shesscaredwhen the demon was climbing into her mouth someone in my theater yelled out, “Well that’s rude, you’re not even going to ask first?” I usually get annoyed when people talk during the movie but I thought that was pretty funny

[@N1Ls453]

​@@shesscared well that was nothing compared to your video after this 💀

[@johnrinella9267]

@@shesscared are you gonna go see insidious the red door

[@andreashelton]

@@123rockfan 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ShockArcl1te]

My friend and I watched this movie together and we got to the birthday scene and he said, "It's Schrödinger's cat. Until you open the box, it's simultaneously a dead cat and a toy train." And I could not stop laughing at the genius of that joke.

[@Nightcre]

That is not funny if it was real that is not play some movie but I like cats so I don't know animals

[@RsAriarch]

@@Nightcreit is funny

[@Anomander5622]

@@Nightcre Do you eat meat? How do you just classify cats and dogs from say the bovine animals? What is the justification you give to yourself

[@seabreeze9743]

Only pretentious. Not genius

[@Mopark25]

​@@seabreeze9743Super pretentious good god

[@sasorizanotsuki7081]

I left the theater dragging my jaw in the floor after seeing the ending of this movie, I swear, it left me traumatized (ironically). I think it graphed so well the idea of mental illness and trauma. Also, the way she kind of explain the obvious through the scenes were not as unnecessary to me because the whole movie I was asking myself "is it a real monster/spirit or is it a metaphor of trauma?" and i was kind of questioning it with the protagonist all along, and when I realized it was both a monster and a metaphor I was so shocked. It enters my top ten favorite horror movies 🍿

[@minuette1752]

Well the director, actors, and everyone involved di their job. :)

[@schnabelnugget1066]

Yeah. I also did not understand her complaining about that strategy of revealing everything slowely because you truely never knew what was really going on in this movie. They didnt knew anything about her hallucinations and if they truly are that dangerous. Clearly in the end of the film we all saw how real everything was and what we are dealing with. The movie went the way with the audience trying to solve the mysteries of the plot with the actual actors together and so the plot did not bombard you with new information in every scene. Completely realistic too if you think of a doctor having brutal hallucinations at some point that only she can see with basically no knowledge that needs to understand how to solve this problem.

[@SeagullTheStealer]

Well, it’s both. Whenever you see a horror movie where trauma manifests into something evil, the filmmakers are tapping into something cultures have recognized for millennia-or simply drawing on their knowledge of the occult, as many filmmakers do. The "monster"-more accurately a demonic entity, an immaterial being operating in the Aether-is real, and the trauma is real too. Trauma acts as a beacon that attracts these entities, and together, they feed off each other. Ancient cultures understood this connection deeply. For instance, the ancient Hebrews developed specific prayers and rituals to heal spiritual wounds caused by trauma. Some sects, like the Essenes, were so strict about managing these spiritual and mental states that they imposed quarantine procedures for individuals experiencing what we might now call depression, anxiety, or extreme anger. These mental states, they believed, were not only dangerous but literally contagious. The Dead Sea Scrolls, particularly the Community Rule scroll, describe this phenomenon using the term ruach tumah-spirits of impurity that could spread from person to person, akin to a spiritual infection. Other traditions shared similar beliefs. Byzantine records reference comparable practices, and early Christian monasteries warned of the "noonday demon," a force they believed could spread melancholy through entire monastic communities. Modern psychology echoes some of these ideas, albeit stripped of their supernatural framing, through concepts like social contagion-the spread of emotions or mental states through groups. Studies have shown that spending prolonged time with people in negative mental states, such as severe depression or paranoia, can influence others’ mental health. In fact, there is some evidence in psychological research suggesting that symptoms of conditions like schizophrenia, particularly paranoia or delusions, can seem to “ripple outward” in close social circles. This is referred to in psychology as "folie à deux" or shared psychotic disorder, where one individual essentially absorbs another's delusions. This is why it’s so important to avoid negative or deeply distressed individuals when possible. It’s not just emotionally draining-you may, in a very real way, find yourself “carrying” their state after enough time together. You’ve probably felt this before: you spend time with someone in a bad mood, and afterward, you feel down or irritable yourself. This principle extends to other forms of “negative energy,” such as certain types of media or music. Some argue that music itself can carry a kind of energy or “charge” depending on its tone, lyrics, and even the intention behind it. This idea isn’t mere superstition. Music is known to influence mood and behavior -studies show that aggressive or melancholic music can enhance feelings of anger or sadness in listeners. Similarly, music with dark, chaotic, or discordant elements is known to provoke anxiety or unease. I mean, hello; horror movies? Some people (like me lol) go even further, suggesting that certain music and movies are “demonically charged” because of the intentions of its creators. While this is yet to be proven scientifically, the idea makes sense in a cultural context. Throughout history, many occult traditions have believed that sound and vibration can open channels to other dimensions or spiritual realms. For example, the ancient Sumerians believed certain musical notes could summon or banish spirits. Fast-forward to modern times, and you find reports of certain artists explicitly incorporating occult symbols, rituals, or themes into their music. Whether or not this has a supernatural effect, it certainly influences the listener psychologically. To avoid absorbing such negative influences-whether from people, media, or music-I would suggest for everyone to curate their environment with intention. Spend time with people who uplift and inspire you. Choose music that energizes or soothes rather than agitates. And if you ever feel a particular song or person or movie is leaving you drained, it’s okay to step back. Your mental and emotional well-being is worth protecting. Sorry for the novel and hope you're feeling better.

[@benwellington6289]

As someone whose been through child hood trauma, this film makes so much sense to me. Trauma is always there, and it follows you. You mask it with a smile, and people around you might not see the the monster (trauma/ trauma responses) that you do

[@jactober]

The lines “Your mind makes it real” and “Your mind is so inviting” is really thought provoking and eye opening to me. As someone with a few mental illnesses and who has experienced trauma since childhood. Your mind can truly make something real once you think something over and over and have it as your reality, it’s hard to change it and unlearn it. Like if you grew up being shut down and bullied by your parents and peers it’s hard to make friendships as a adult and hard to open up because you’re used to being shut down & bullied. Another instance is if you have it in your mind that your friend is using you because maybe they forgot to say thank you for a favor you did or they weren’t as appreciative as you’d hope they’d be everything they do is gonna come off as them using you because you ALREADY have that thought in your mind. I have no idea if i made any sense here but hopefully you (or anyone else reading this) gets what i was saying!

[@Senpai_Totoro]

I get it, I grew up in an abusive household and it caused my mind to become sooo messed up. It causes me to believe everyone is just out to hurt me, even if they are being wholesome and wanting the best for me my mind sees it as they want something in return. I am going to therapy for it and thankfully that’s helped so much but sheesh! The mind is powerful.

[@josivaldosilva1847]

that it's really i would say interesting point of view becasue i really have some serious issues whem it comes to trust in people

[@jactober]

@@Senpai_Totoro same thing here! Happy you’re getting help! i hope you’re in a safer environment now!

[@jimmw0187]

Interesting you say that because I thought the exact same thing. No notes…good observation. Cheers to you. 👏🏼

[@liammoreno1408]

thoughr provoking?

[@yourbestfriendjoshua]

The ending was absolutely INSANE to me, because it was essentially an allegory on how some people just don’t ever heal from or get past their trauma. And that is DEPRESSING…

[@SelfishPinoy12]

"Wait can the smile open doors...oh it is so talented" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@leahnicolemusic]

After I saw the movie, I watched podcasts about and read up on it. In hindsight the message of the film seems so clear but when I saw it for the first I had a similar reaction as you. The movie is diving into themes of depression, how loved ones and peers view it from the outside, and how it can even be passed on through genetics and trauma. I've found a new appreciation for it for those reasons and I'd recommend reading up on it and fully rewatching (if you want to!) because I think it's a better movie when you know that each conversation and disastrous event is respresenting such real moments in the lives of people with depression.

[@guymon82ify]

It takes a lot to scare me and this movie really scared me. I used to have nightmares about people smiling at me...this brought back trauma I thought I got over

[@roguemystique7]

Same for me ever since I was little. & the sitting and smiling guy on youtube always creeped me out. When I saw the people just smiling at her it gave me the creeps, very unnerving. But I honestly wish there was more of that. Like people smiling while driving, people smiling from across the street/field, in windows, ect ect

[@denisatanasie5195]

Really this movie es shity the only motive to be scare is just you never watch a really good horror movie.

[@roguemystique7]

@denisa tanasie that's a weird thing to comment. You do realize everyone gets scared/likes different things. The world would be so boring if we were all the same. So.. since this movie wasn't your jam, what movie scares you?

[@yuvrajsingh_4109]

So it doesn't take a lot to scare you then

[@zwozoa5630]

@@yuvrajsingh_4109 ur giving loser energy

[@speaksanimation]

Been feeling pretty crappy today and I got a notification from you. Your horror reactions are always the highlight of my day when you upload them

[@shesscared]

so happy to hear that you enjoy the videos, hope your day gets better!

[@azathoththeblindidiotgod5279]

As a big horror fan that does not scared easily, I found this movie doing a really good job. The music, the jump scares, the images and the idea on point. It remind me a lot of: It Follow! but done right.

[@malcohmm.m7212]

Honestly, I thought It Follows was done really well. It Follows was about the fantastical idea of intercourse vs the reality and aftermath of a sexually driven decision. While Smile was more about passed on trauma and being unable to move past it lol. That's how I see em anyways

[@malcohmm.m7212]

Buuuuut, ngl Smile was just more mind fucky. It really utilizes the "mind playing tricks on you" thing reaaally well. Like this demon or monster or entity actually trying to intentionally terrify the MC in such a way that feels relatable to your own mind concocting unreal scenarios that elicits fear lol.

[@malcohmm.m7212]

Buuuuuuuuuut Smile's MC did infuriate me far more than the mc's in It Follows lol. Okay Im done XD

[@devilxcity]

Damn, It Follows destroys a lot of tropes this movie recycles. Gotta disagree, however both are good in their own right.

[@kjdempsey]

It’s just a slightly better version than truth or dare. Started off well then it’s like they didn’t know how to finish the film. Went to complete and utter cheesy crap nonsense

[@els1f]

I hate the mr. Moustache part 🙈😿 And the reaction to the sister's head! The little dance killed me!🤣😭💀😂🤣

[@akhenotenfice6343]

Yeah. I immediately hated the cat scene. It was so dumb. 😢

[@snailflowers]

the ending of this movie is sooo visually interesting! i didn’t love the movie overall but the ending was so surprising and stunning

[@yannikst]

I saw this movie in the german cinemas and loved it. The jumpscared made me jump out of my seat against the roof. This video is going to be awesome, hehe... 😂 And btw, Happy Birthday! A year ago, you uploaded the first video in "She's scared" and started your journey. I am so glad, that I found you :)

[@shesscared]

ah thank you so much!! cannot believe it's been a year, thanks for joining :)

[@johnrinella9267]

@@shesscared thats the best part of the whole movie

[@CyborgFairy164]

22:25 i didn’t realize it until now but this scene foreshadows the way she dies when the smile monster takes over her

[@jactober]

It’s actually based on a short film! Fun fact the girl who played laura in the opening played the main character in the short film!

[@Wraiven22]

The sound designers in this movie really were the goats of the whole production. Really cool sounds.

[@minuette1752]

The shots in this movie are great. They did a really good job and captured the atmosphere really well.

[@katslaysyt47]

Honestly this was the most unsettling movie I have EVER watched. Loved that you reacted to it❤

[@inmoviesempire]

Ready for SMILE 2. Sosie Bacon was really great in this movie. You can see how her mental problem grows inside her until the disease enters her permanently. Sosie Bacon is the daughter of Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick. So I would say pure genetic talent. 😅

[@arianapadilla9351]

My favorite horror movie podcast did an episode on this movie, and made the funniest point about how a sequel could never work. I mean, it could exist, but it would be 5 minutes long and problematic, because if anyone could kill another person and have witnesses and NOT get in trouble, it would be a cop 😂 So Joel will be perfectly fine lmao

[@laura1less]

omg what's the name of the podcast? I made this exact same joke when I watched with my mom BUT we're Brazilians, that live in Brazil... So... sad that the joke works around here/there anyway.

[@arianapadilla9351]

@@laura1less Dead Meat Podcast! They're here on KZbin with a video component but it's also anywhere you can find podcasts normally!

[@laura1less]

@@arianapadilla9351 thank you! I'll check it out!

[@whereis.mon.]

@@laura1less tem sempre um br em todo canto mesmo, amo muito

[@willdallas53]

The sequel is already in the works. Paramount greenlit after this movie made truckloads of money at the box office.

[@jamesfield1674]

"Can the smile open doors.... ohhhh it's so talented" XD you are awesome

[@Neon_Dion]

You HAVE to watch Smile 2 when it comes out. It was absolute madness, and you’ll like it even better than this one 😭

[@boringben9498]

it was super good but definitely not better than this one

[@yanksrgreat]

love how you always freak out even though you know its gonna be scary

[@MaeMaeLovesYou88]

After seeing this movie in theater w/ my bestie I didn’t want anyone to smile at me for weeks after 😂

[@horrortherapyhysteria]

I’ve found this movie to be a great symbolic representation of how suicide based trauma is passed from person to person. It is awful in movies when no one believes them! That’s how is can feel when you are going through some stuff. Drives me crazy!

[@harrysteenson1592]

This movie is really good, ur reaction to it was hilarious as always 😂. I recommend the black phone, it’s a thriller / horror it’s one of my favourite movies.

[@xen0bia]

This is movie had strong things going for it, talking about mental illness, how it makes communication difficult, how it strains or straight up ruins relationships, how isolating and lonely it feels, etc. And for a while it looked to be giving the positive message that you can overcame your traumas, go stronger from it and move on - NOPE JUST KIDDING, mental illness is a real demon and it will defeat you. If it weren't for that last bit, it would be a GREAT movie. Sosie Bacon is absolutely phenomenal in it, I really wish I could love this movie more.

[@VicWho1213]

I completly agree with you. I really wanted her to win and survive since she deserved it after all the shit and trauma that she went trough but then I remembered that horror movies don't happy endings but until I still wanted to believed that she could make it lol

[@schnabelnugget1066]

That was not the end message of the movie lmao xD Dont interpret to much into the ending. It was just a straight up trauma demon hunting her down in the end. That thing was real too as shown! Sure nobody else could saw it but it killed her and not the her trauma. That was not her choice so just for an horror-plot they made the entitiy real and not some sort of manifested trauma only. That wouldnt be a good horror movie if there wasnt any actual danger. You can not defeat a f-ing demon xD

[@xen0bia]

@@schnabelnugget1066 Cool story bro.

[@schnabelnugget1066]

@@xen0bia Yes you are right.

[@xen0bia]

@@schnabelnugget1066 I know I'm right, you are indeed utter cringe.

[@Juneismissingg]

I remember watching this movie in the dark ALONE at 1 or 2 in the morning thinking that it wouldn’t be scary at all… 😭 that part where she was in the dark in the kitchen shook me.

[@Nightcre]

It's scary cuz it takes forms of different people and it invades her mind and we don't know if it's a demon or what it's is cuz it hassent Ben explain witch is even more creepy

[@matt-oo6fu]

this is one of my favorite horror movies of all time, and YESSSSS THE SOUND REMINDED ME SO MUCH OF SINISTER (ONE OF MY OTHER TOP FAVS) AND THATS ONE OF THE REASONS I LOVE IT SO MUCH! I saw it in theaters, and I was absolutely DESPERATE to watch it again, to the point that i downloaded a crappy camera recording of it before it was available online. The best thing to me is that almost everything is done with practical effects. it's all "real." the creature is real. the face ripping off is real. It's SO good.

[@Nightcre]

It was a good time It was refreshing

[@bryanjacobsen5005]

New subscriber. Glad you "got it" at the end. The film does a great job of expressing trauma and how others can have a lack of understanding. My "horror group" was split on it because some didn't understand and took it too literally. As someone who has had trauma issues I got it right away.

[@agustingarcia8255]

In my opinion I loved Smile a lot. I really liked the premise behind this film and the film also succeeded in scaring the hell out of me I just wish I saw the movie in theaters. Also the final scene with the demon is forever stuck in my head.

[@moviefreakdavid666]

"i feel great im at a birthday party." music goes sinister "what?"

[@RanRayu]

ive been watching horror movies since i was 4, so jump scares really dont do it for me anymore but this movie had some great ones that really did get my heart pumping.

[@Nightcre]

It gets you cuz she's such a vulnerable state of cuz she's a psychologist and she has to be but she's losing her mind and you feel that in the movie the movie score bumps it up to so I thought it was refreshing seen jump-scares that were not obvious and and I felt like it was original what the smile demon is reminds me of the ring and it follows but that's not a bad comparison every horror film has a little bit of things that compare to another like slashers but I feel like this was original endzone Little Wayne out things from the other films

[@jactober]

i LOVE this movie so much. It’s so disturbing and terrifying in my opinion ofc

[@itsyaboy9829]

The demon takes control of the senses and have the victims hallucinate intil they are weak enough mentally to be taken over, then it forces them to kill themselves infront of other people to create trauma and pass on the curse. The demon had Rose believe that she beated her trauma and the curse and had her stay in the house long enough till the Ex reached the house. When the Ex was close, the Demon changed the hallucinations to show Rose that all her efforts are useless and break her mentally. After that, it forced her to kill herself infront of the Ex to pass on the curse. I believe that the only was to stop this chain is for the cursed one to isolate themselves and kill themselves in the first few days since delaying gives the Demon more authority over the senses of the cursed.

[@ericmueller9344]

I don't think you'd have days, especially if your mind is inviting to this demon. I could be wrong but if I'm remembering movie right, about 24 hours later Rose is seeing Laura smiling at her from across the kitchen.

[@JessieJesus]

omg i died when the "happy birthday" wasn't in sync and you looked so confused lmao p.s. love your videos sm!

[@ROCKONplaceboforever]

Yasssss so happy u did this one 🖤

[@drewsmith8028]

I went with my Momma to see this in theatres. We bond over scary shit! Made me like this one even more.

[@seansena6]

Omg you did my suggestion!! Thank You soooo much!! Still amazing hair too! I had to edit my comment and say OMG your reactions with every violent scene is sooo funny!!

[@eddieanderson9399]

24:07 my favorite part of the movie. Not her screaming but it is a movie. She's making the perfect circular shape with her mouth and it's adorable. So glad Kevin Bacon's daughter made this movie. She's beautiful and cute. 👍

[@DTin2024]

I hope she watches Smile 2 when it gets available

[@LeoDiPiazza]

Yess same

[@jeremymiller9582]

“I’ve kind of lost track of how this curse works,” is almost an ideal summary of this movie.

[@ShavayD]

It really isn't that complicated

[@tsundere4791]

when i saw A-Train in the house I had no more fears. I was sure that that he would just run through smiling people and do a kabaal style finishing move like he did to blue hawk.. but then i realised its a different movie

[@ShavayD]

I hope he doesn't die in S5

[@angiecarpenter9807]

Omg can’t wait to watch! Perfect timing as I’m scrolling for things to watch

[@shesscared]

hope you enjoyed!

[@smarvin1112]

I have no idea if this is true, but when you said that they really like the upside down shots, I immediately thought of the phrase "turn that frown upside down." Because the movie called Smile.

[@tom_j.]

This movie lost me by the end, it got kinda cheesy, but I know it will be fun to watch again with you

[@danijel83]

Agree it‘s like they didn‘t know how to finish the movie

[@tom_j.]

@@danijel83 and it's so sad cause it was really good until she went to the house

[@shesscared]

i don't entirely disagree. in my original outro i said this make a better 25 minute short film which i do still believe. they had something there but they lost me in a lot of it

[@np5246]

​@@shesscared The movie is actually based on a short film called Laura Hasn't Slept.

[@keanancupido]

I agree with this. I was a tad disappointed with the ending. The rest of the movie was really good

[@cameronmills1172]

I MUST warn all of you, if you haven't seen SMILE 2, It is a lot more terrifying than the first!!!!!

[@matthew_thekngp1n]

First time on your Channel 😊 I really enjoyed your reaction to this movie it was one of my favorite horror movies and now you got yourself a new subscriber I can't wait for more great content 👍🏽

[@123rockfan]

Have you seen Misery? From 1990. I think that movie would be right up your alley, it has the perfect balance of dark humor and suspense

[@Niko3387Y]

Excellent movie

[@michaeljob3139]

OMG I only learned about this movie recently and LOVED it!! I'm so glad you are reacting to it. Love the channel, keep being awesome

[@indigo5874]

I feel like the upside down shots come from the saying "turn that frown upside down" which is a smile, but i could be wrong, just a guess.

[@wilcol8087]

The ending scene in this movie is one of the most disturbing and scary scenes ive seen

[@mandyr1360]

You're literally my comfort channel

[@shesscared]

appreciate u, Mandy!

[@MikeyPalmer69]

Hey I just discovered ur channel and ur reactions are so awesome

[@balazsfidarius8479]

not me just discovering this channel Caitlin, omg, i know what i will be watching all night

[@christianrodriguez3637]

Keep those scary movies coming girl ❤️

[@cinematicmoviedude]

The prisoner scene gets me. The screaming and begging

[@haggythemartian]

Your reactions are everything, I swear 💀

[@Allonsy305]

I watched this alone in a dark theater and admittedly wasn't all that scared during the first half of the movie (plus the best jumpscare was shown in the trailer) Yet that ending frightened me so much, I give it points for that.

[@ameykazo4194]

Interesting. Why did you go to watch it alone ?

[@sonofkarma5461]

Fun fact: when I saw this in theaters, I got the bright idea at the end of the movie, to Run out and SMILE at all the People Leaving after Watching🙂

[@D1sc0rd-]

My friend said he had to pee during the theatre showing, so when he went back in and walked up the stairs back to his seat he put on the biggest painful smile he could. Dunno if anyone even noticed because he said he didn’t look into the crowd he just stared straight ahead. At least one person saw him for a sec and I think about that whenever I need a laugh

[@sonofkarma5461]

@@D1sc0rd- dang

[@brinthorne]

This movie is very much "The Ring Meets It Follows, featuring Oculus". However, I think it combines all of those things pretty well. The whole time I was watching I was thinking you should watch "Malignant", and after you listed all the things you hate in a movie, I'm absolutely determined that you should watch "Malignant", because it would make for an awesome video and I am a bad person :)

[@lordmortarius538]

Smile Dog sounds like a Keter-level SCP with memetic hazard properties :P

[@NH-bg4lu]

This movie traumatized me ngl it is one of my favorites tho

[@TheNraveles]

A lot of us who deal with mental illness can seriously understand this shit so much to another level. It fucks you up? Like?? I walked out like “oh damn if this were real IM FUCKED”

[@potatosalad6699]

I have schizophrenia and I noticed it when I was a young teen. Trying to explain things to my mom was so hard. Finally she took me to the hospital after I tried to end my life and they then sent me to a psychiatric hospital which did absolutely nothing. To this day I fight it. I completely understand the whole (I can see it and hear it but others can’t) type deal.

[@123rockfan]

The mixture of campy jump scares and extremely serious subject matter about mental illness felt a bit awkward. Completely agree that this would’ve been a great short film instead.

[@shesscared]

it's like i wanted to laugh (and did) but felt weird about it because i was like this really isn't funny because it's about people dealing with trauma but it's dealt with in a bit of a goofy way, weird vibes haha

[@123rockfan]

@@shesscared yes, weird vibes is a perfect description lol

[@Zombina638]

No ur taste succ

[@jacobtapianieto9655]

This movie was actually based on a short film called "Laura hasn't slept".

[@Nightcre]

​@@jacobtapianieto9655I love that didn't reply to you

[@THEdjpluto]

As someone who suffers from depression, quite badly in the last few weeks, this movie really hit home. It’s commentary on mental health is spot on. Everyone thinking you’re crazy, clueless asshole friends and family who think you can just “get over it”. And then act all shocked when you call them out for acting like ignorant judgemental idiots. I just cut my “best friend” off for being selfish and not giving me my personal space. I cut him off and he cut me out of his life completely. And that blonde bitch of a sister in this movie is just like him. This movie is very well done in that sense. AND it brings terrific scares.

[@mrgamerwatch100]

I absolutely positively NEED a HEREDITARY REACTION FROM YOUUUUU

[@acailoves]

your intro is so real cause i had the worst nightmare of my life because of the trailer for this movie. no joke.

[@timowens1989]

This movie is basically a copy of Lucy Hale's Truth Or Dare movie. Right down to the smile.

[@lifewriter7455]

11:45 LOL! Best reaction ever on the entire you tube whatsoever. Like for real. 😃👍

[@KioshiWarrior]

Yiiiiikes lmao so glad I can watch it with you!

[@shesscared]

this number of disturbing visuals in this one were a lot for me lolll

[@shawnwacek6791]

I watch this movie a couple days ago on my home theater system with the Dolby Atmos surround sound it was so creepy it creeped me out watching it by myself in my room when it was dark this movie was phenomenal though for what it is One hell of a plot twist at the end especially for you know what most horrific thing I ever saw at the end of this movie! You had the best reaction to this movie out of everybody I've watched especially towards the end of the movie you got out of your chair and ran for the hills lol Best ending I've ever seen

[@0lyge0]

I loved this but from the trailers I really wasn't expecting a lot. I was mostly curious. The way it portrayed trauma and not knowing what is real was super disturbing. I saw it in Dolby and there were two college age girls sitting next to me laughing and making jokes to each other. When the scene with the audio file jumpscare happened they jumped about a foot out of their seats. They sat in the same seat hiding their faces throughout the rest of the movie. When they left one said "I'm literally traumatized now"

[@jennysutton7409]

Love this movie so much and how it talks about mental heath not being the fualt of those who have it in a way. I do wish they changed the ending a bit though but other than that it's amazing and scared the hell out of me when I saw it in the theaters. The actress of Rose is Kevin Bacon's real life daughter so that's always cool.

[@davidhuggan6315]

I really enjoyed this reaction. I love how much you get into some of these horror films. You're very funny! 🙂

[@KingArthas]

Am I the only one who thought the plot resembles that of the Ring? You know, the whole "pass the curse" thing. Anyways, I enjoyed the movie when it came out and I definitely enjoyed your reaction to it! 😉

[@123rockfan]

It reminded me of The Ring too. I love the investigative aspect to it way more compared to Smile. It felt like she was just talking to people the entire time and getting easy answers because of other characters, like her ex husband

[@ValentinR.]

That's how dreams work, they are very connected to our daily lives! You saw the poster and it left a strong impression on you that day, and at night you had a dream related to that poster you saw the day before..... Standard work of dreams, no need to worry....

[@Moltenink]

Omg, you hiding behind your chair was amazing lol ❤

[@thecreepyconnoisseurs21]

i saw this opening night in theaters. someone brought their 2 year old and let him wander the aisles, sobbing and screaming. for a film about the passing along of trauma, it was so sadly ironic to see.

[@Nightcre]

I think the creature probably feeds off it

[@deathskull8033]

I love this movie, but I can not unsee the cupboard wall decall lmfao😂😂

[@Fivewees]

Lol awesome name "she's scared". One of the coolest names on KZbin. 😊👍🏻

[@skateboardingguy1]

Seeing Judy Reyes in this came out of left field for me. I've only known her for playing Carla from Scrubs.

[@Neon_Dion]

18:26 “it’s a physical being” 💀✋🏻

[@JenniTheBestSinceDay1]

Yassssssssss I was waiting for you to react on this movie

[@shesscared]

we're hereeee

[@mastereppsreturns6586]

Rose's "mother" walking around the house saying _"Rose... baby.. mommy made a mistake"_ is one of the most genuinely terrifying moments I've ever seen

[@wolfjustdraws]

girl the thing about your dream with the face of the poster is even scarier when you consider that this movie is based on a short film that had the premise of a girl telling her psychiatrist she kept having the nightmare of seeing the same smiling face every night

[@dvnielle_t]

never clicked a notification so fast lol.

[@shesscared]

welcome!

[@JamesMantei]

"I feel better now that I'm at a birthday party" famous last words lol

[@TheSkarKing299]

Smile 2 needs to be reacted to.

[@KGBST]

I absolutely love your reactions, to horror movies. You’re amazing

[@rajwahi7387]

"That demon faked its own death" made me snort-laugh.

[@tru_wrytr]

Smile is a horror movie that has some good moments and visuals, and decent acting from Sosie Bacon. The plot is not very strong, but it has some twists and surprises. The scares are not very scary, but they are fun. It’s not very original, but it’s entertaining. It’s a decent horror movie that you can watch if you’re in the mood. 3/5 stars.

[@Zombina638]

No

[@Nightcre]

I saw this movie in the theaters where you're supposed to watch it and it was good I saw it three times and I love that it I was not accept expecting the mind twist and the jump-scares. Like I usually anticipate that but I didn't realize it right away and I like that didn't have a happy ending cuz it's most horror films have Happy endings and that's pretty boring😊

[@VicWho1213]

Decent acting? That woman did an amazing job at portraying a person with long background of trauma

[@darryanslayton8171]

The movie kinda gave me goosebumps or scary stories to tell in the dark vibes

[@dahlizz99]

Thanks.. this movie just turned me into a paranoid schizophrenic

[@tracinhearts]

i just knew it wouldn’t be over after she burned it😂

[@blairnight3920]

9:00 "i feel better that i am at a birthday party" *in my mind the 'honey you've got a big storm coming' meme*

[@Gus_95]

I guess I'm in love with EditingRoom Caitlin 😳👉🏻👈🏻 And... uhh... yeah, Smile kinda f-ed me up pretty good