Some Fools Deserve A Snip! EDWARD SCISSORHANDS Movie Reaction, First Time Watching

Another tour through the mind of Tim Burton! If you like an exceptional use of juxtaposition and adorable, unlikely heroes, then you'll love this full movie reaction to Edward Scissorhands!

[@AnonYmous-qq2vo]

The fact that Edward and Winona didn’t see each other ever again was heartbreaking, I know she wanted him to remember her how she was when young but I don’t think Edward would’ve cared no matter her age or how she looked, even if their relationship didn’t continue romantically they could’ve been friends and Edward could’ve had company

[@thefvguy5648]

If it makes you feel better, they have one last talk in the comics.

[@AnonYmous-qq2vo]

@@thefvguy5648 it does 🥹

[@KGG2]

I completely and utterly agree.

[@Eprosis]

"Are we really this desperate to sell a pallette?" Look, *Avon Calling* isn't a greeting. It's a _warning_

[@edith6797]

🤣🤣

[@AirBahg]

as a child of someone who use to sell avon i agree 🤣 mafia

[@godmagnus]

It's an MLM, she has to sell or it's financial doom.

[@AlandaParker]

🤣🙏🏾🤌🏾

[@ChocolateThaiE]

Them and damn Mary Kay….gang gang lol😂

[@johnashley327]

The old man who created Edward is Vincent Price. A horror movie icon. This maybe his last movie.

[@dunbarf2413]

Pretty nice that Depp worked with 2 legendary icons of the horror genre. Price - Edward Scissorhands , Christopher Lee - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

[@dunbarf2413]

Oh almost forgot he also worked with horror legends Jonathan Frid, Kathryn Lee Scott, Lara Parker, and David Selby all from the original 1960s Dark Shadows horror soap opera. In the 2012 movie remake of Dark Shadows in which Depp played Barnabas Collins.

[@AlandaParker]

Oh! I didn’t recognize him from anything I’ve seen. I’ll have to google 😂

[@v33punk]

@@AlandaParker He's the one who provided that sinister laugh at the end of MJ's song Thriller.

[@davidpalmer7175]

Of course this was his last movie... didn't you see him die while he was showing Edward his new hands?

[@JodiesSideEye]

Edward Scissorhands: A cautionary tale about the dangers of listening to an MLM pitch

[@eighthdoctor]

😂😂😂

[@JamesFarrOfficial]

"This bitch about to call on the Mist." LOL Excellent.

[@jasoncaldwell5627]

If they'd had Edward with them, they might have made it out!

[@misaelcedillos]

I’ve seen this movie a hundred times and I was fully ugly crying by the end of this video. It’s such a tragic but beautiful movie.

[@thewinner7382]

The music gets me every time. One of the greatest soundtracks of all time.

[@vanessadamgaard5826]

same here!

[@miaborges3674]

"oh no, Sister White. Where's Carrie? Don't you have other things to do?" That took me a second, but now I'm CACKLING 🤣🤣🤣

[@nyajohnson9613]

My mom never understands why I watch this whenever it's on tv even though I've seen it a million times 😂😂😂

[@frozengamer3030]

We still watch it

[@lacondrathompson1747]

@@frozengamer3030 Same

[@ICgay4]

Yass I do the same and with Beetlejuice too

[@Lily_2243]

❤ ❤

[@davidpalmer7175]

Tell her it's because there's something about this story that connected with your soul.

[@dianaandreea7664]

I never understood why people would watch someone react to a movie but now i TOTALLY GET IT. This is sooo fun, I love your reactions

[@AlandaParker]

🥰🥰🥰

[@williamskelton325]

Kim: why did you do it Edward: because you asked me to. This BREAKS me everytime. Edward is the definition of pure, misunderstood innocence. This movie is a really chilling commentary on acceptance and prejudice in suburbia.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too

[@katecassidy9357]

Big Fish is peak Tim Burton, beautiful and weird. And Sleepy Hollow and Sweeney Todd are both really fun, as long as your idea of fun includes spouts, waves, and bursts of fake blood.

[@DevNeShay]

Sleepy Hollow & Sweeney Todd are good bloody fun 😂

[@ericc8705]

"Big Fish" is truly one of Tim Burton's most under-rated classics

[@HermanVonPetri]

@@ericc8705 I would LOVE to see her react to "Big Fish!" It's a beautiful, dreamy, surreal, wonder of a film.

[@kai_winchester_66]

I would love a reaction to Sleepy Hollow

[@pakidara2000]

That scene with everyone feeding Depp had to be re-shot multiple times. He became physically ill from the volume of food he ate. The entire town where the movie was shot also had what could only be described as biblical levels of bugs on many days and many scenes were canceled due to the bugs. If you pay attention to cloud cover in the sky, you can kind of piece together which scenes were shot across different days.

[@falcon048]

I saw this when it came out. I was a moody teenager and I identified hard with Edward. An artistic out cast who despite trying to be nice, everyone ended up shunning. Danny Elfman's hauntingly sad sound track still tugs at my tear ducts to this day. I had thr sound track on cassette and anytime I was feeling dejected or heartbroken, I would play this sound track and sob my depression away. I know, seems counter productive, but it worked. So, the movie holds a special place for me.

[@wolfeyez9]

I fully relate!!

[@A_ngelle_]

This is my favorite movie of all time. I absolutely love the way edward is portrayed, broken, sweet, shy, innocent. When Kim finally says I love you at the end, it broke me because it's like he was longing to hear those words.

[@ItsLexy]

"Kind of a Christmas movie too" Yeah this movie, The Nightmare Before Christmas and Batman Returns are all Christmas movies really. They get called the X-Mas trilogy by some fans. Also idk if I'm reading too much into it but the black cop being one of the more understanding characters towards the outsider who the white suburban townies find terrifying and mesmerizing in equal measure really makes me feel very complicated emotions. I don't know if it was intentional but you can almost see it as a commentary on race in American suburbia.

[@williamskelton325]

I'd definitely agree it's a commentary on Race and acceptance in suburbia. That cop definitely exemplifies that, especially when he is awkwardly the only black person we see in this whole town. Edward eventually becomes at outcast for being "dangerous and different". It's very unsettling on many levels when you really look at it. Sadly...many don't WANT to see that in this movie. But it's there. If it was intentional, it just shows how intelligent Burton is.

[@cloejk]

The mansion on top of “Mount Doom” is a visual representation for CalArts, the real life art school where Burton studied animation, which overlooks the suburb of Valencia, CA on top of a big hill. (I went there too!) A lot of Burton’s early career movies are about outsiders who don’t quite fit into society as that’s how he felt as a young weirdo artist. Ed Wood, based off of the life of the 50s schlock horror director, is his masterpiece IMO; I would DIE to see your reaction!

[@auchhaus]

"Follow your scissorhanded compass" Words to live by

[@semperpieeatordie6990]

This movie always makes me ugly cry. You know when you just need a reason to cry. This movie is it lol

[@DHGlee2013]

Me too

[@AlandaParker]

I was definitely not expecting the level of sadness it there at me 🥺

[@Icypenguigo]

Ok, you have to check out "Ed Wood" and "Pee-Wee's Big Adventure", my two favorite Tim Burton movies. Another couple of total classics.

[@chance7312]

Isn’t pee wee a pervert?

[@Icypenguigo]

@@chance7312 So Paul Reubens, the actor who plays Pee-Wee, was arrested for masturbating in a porno theater in 1991. Is that a little bit gross? Sure. But if the internet had existed back then, he likely would have been doing that in the privacy of his own home. And it's not like he molested any children or raped anyone. He didn't commit any heinous crimes on the level of a Kevin Spacey, or Harvey Weinstein, or Louis C.K. I definitely think it's something that was blown out of proportion, especially in a time when we know that many of the more powerful people in Hollywood were definitely committing actual horrific sex crimes and getting away with it regularly. So I think people need to chill out about this one.

[@xxMrbojanqlezxx]

"Making snow for a bitch that is one foot in the grave" Alanda 2022

[@antonhanson8219]

The ice dance scene never ceases to make me not cry

[@lovelya9150]

Alanda is already making this new year so much better 🥰🥰

[@AlandaParker]

😊🙏🏾💛

[@robertmccauley754]

The way you interpret movies is so amazing. This time it made me tear up in laughter and sadness. What a film. You captured it well.

[@AlandaParker]

😊💛 thank you. And yea this movie sent me! I’ll be rewatching regularly!

[@walthersorsa4847]

One of my favorite Tim Burton movies, but man Danny Elfmans score in this movie is just music to my ears. Please do reactions to Back To The Future, Groundhog Day and Ed Wood. Great reaction Alanda and take care and stay safe 👍.

[@TheKariahMarey]

you watch Alanda Parker as well? u have taste my friend 😎

[@AlandaParker]

I have BTTF on my list but this vid is the first time I’ve heard of Ed Wood. I’ll check it out. Groundhog Day is a familiar title but I know nothing about it so I’ll try and find it too

[@Malkom1366]

@@AlandaParker Ooh, bonus round: after you watch Groundhog Day, it would be a little outside your current wheelhouse but the Groundhog Day musical can be found on KZbin and is a fantastic and unique presentation of the story (music and lyrics by Aussie genius Tim Minchin).

[@wickamo]

Still an all time classic. Such a cool fairytale of a movie. Alanda...Please Please watch Tim Burtons "SLEEPY HOLLOW" next, if you haven't already seen it. It's also got Johnny Depp in one of my favorite roles of his. It also has Christina Ricci and a slew of other great actors and such a good story version of the Ichabod Crane of Sleepy Hollow fairy tale yet done with a really creepy feel. SO GOOD!

[@itzyahaira]

The set design and costumes are EVERYTHING in this film! Also you have amazing comments about this movie! I really like how much you showed how the neighborhood turned on him even when he tried to fit in. That he was such a young soul who did not want the back door salon action! That Neighborhood was thirsty after that teen. I also like how it does not usually snow in the town so she knows he is around. She shouldn't be alone. That Nerd from the Breakfast Club grew up to be an Azz in this movie. Mt.Doom ! hahaha I like how the brother in uniform at the end let Edward free! Made those fake shots at the end so neighborhood watch from conservative hell can leave Edward alone.

[@Nightmarigny]

This is SUCH a quintessential film for those of us who grew up in the 80s. Rewatching it with your commentary is a JOY. Tim Burton really was a genius, until he wasn't. This and Ed Wood are his best. He should never have switched to green screen. His recent films are soulless. Everything about this film is perfect.

[@-Sherri-]

Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure is an early Tim Burton film that I would LOVE to see you react to, Alanda!!! It’s a feel good CLASSIC!!!

[@holabambi]

i love how Johnny Depp knows how to express feelings without talking much, he's just great! loved ur reaction (:

[@LordVolkov]

Alan Arkin and Dianne Wiest are so great in this. I love Arkin's obliviousness and Wiest's endless optimism. For a great (albeit small) Alan Arkin role - So I Married An Axe Murderer.

[@Jodi420]

No matter the movie, I always got a smile plastered on my face anytime alanda speaks.

[@steviekixxyou]

my heart hurts every time. but having your company makes every movie a great time!

[@triumphofmagic]

One of my favorite movies ever. I used to watch this way too much as a small child - this, Beetlejuice, Legend and Labyrinth, especially.

[@FaithPeach]

Not “Stop a Sinner Sally” lol, I literally screamed!!! 🤣

[@katwebbxo]

Yay I love this one. Edward is so precious. I always loved the contrast between the Gothic mansion on the hill and the pastel homes. 🖤

[@LoganKeatts]

Your reactions always make my day better! Just a genuine and fun video every single time

[@AlandaParker]

Thank you so much 😊💛

[@kwadwotuffour5529]

Also, Alanda, right after you mentioned that middle aged woman with nothing to do were the most dangerous; at that moment. I realized one of the ladies(the larger one) is the lady from 'Krampus'. Also great job noticing that the kid was also Nick in honey I shrunk the kids.

[@mcgilj1]

Still.. the just most beautifully haunting score.. Danny Elfman really delivered and then some with it.

[@Evil_Vegan]

GASP YES you did one of my fave! My other favorites from Burton: Big Fish, Sleepy Hollow, Frankenweenie, and Batman Returns! Never lose that energy Alanda, wishing you a great year! 😬

[@AlandaParker]

Thank you 😊!! I LOVE Sleep Hollow! A masterpiece! I’ll def check out these others

[@taylor197]

loved the video, Alanda x for future ones, I’d recommend/suggest: • the lost boys (campy fun 80s vampire movie) • death becomes her (DEFINITION OF CAMPY FUN in a 90s comedy movie with Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn and Bruce Willis, immortal rich women and Isabella Rossellini as an enchantress) • promising young woman (hard to explain the plot without spoiling, in fact the trailer spoils a lot as well, but basically it’s a mixture of a thriller, dark-comedy and drama and follows a young woman’s aftermath from a traumatic event of the past and the revenge she seeks from it but also has romcom moments) • the slumber party massacre (the title explains the whole movie tbh, it’s a fun, campy, cheesy 80s horror classic) • thelma and louise (follows 2 women who decide to ditch their usual lives for a while and go on a road-trip but something ends up throwing their trip in a completely different direction)

[@ItsLexy]

Seconding The Lost Boys and Thelma & Louise. Absolute gems!

[@salyx]

I suggested The Lost Boys, too! And I'd love to see her reaction to Death Becomes Her.

[@AlandaParker]

I’ve seen Thelma and Louise and Death Becomes Her (ADORE this movie)!! And slumber party massacre is on my list already. Thanks for the other recs!! 💛

[@NickiTwix]

The Lost Boys is my favourite movie, it’s just perfect to me

[@davidpuerto1619]

You need to watch Big Fish. Edward Scissorhands and Big Fish are what I would categorize as his masterpieces and although I tear up at the end of Big Fish they are happy tears as he nails the landing of that movie.

[@manthroat]

This was Vincent Price's last performance

[@ljlaw21]

So glad you watched this one! It truly is a unique classic, and I always loved the weirdness of the movie, but somehow I still feel like it's a bit underrated! I love how your reactions to the characters and some sentimental scenes really reminded me of how close to his heart this movie was for Tim Burton. He literally was Edward Scissors hands growing up in a cookie cutter, faux-paradise suburb. I think he got a much happier ending, though! P.S. this movie is now officially the most depressing feature on Disney+ of all places. 😆

[@JoeCharlesKaye]

“GO GIRL. GIVE US NOTHING.” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@GreatGarloo]

This was Vincent Price's last movie. His health was failing and he was suffering from Parkinson's disease which resulted in many of his planned scenes being scrapped. Price is an absolute legend and started off as a leading man and later transitioned to horror roles. Watch Sleepy Hollow next if you haven't. It features a number of Hammer Horror actors including Christopher Lee (Dracula). You'll also see Ian McDiarmid (Palpatine in Star Wars) in a role. Christina Ricci is also in the movie too.

[@Falynsgir]

Love love love love this movie. The ending always makes me cry no matter how many times I've seen it. You're reaction to it was wonderful. Honestly,whenever it snows, I dance in it and try to mimick her dancing. Lol. 😅😅😅😅 Thank you thank you thank you for reviewing this wonderful movie. ☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@ShadowsintheEyes]

I love this movie so much. It's so poignant, and Johnny Depp gives and incredible performance as Edward. For a kind of similar vibe to Burton as far as dark and gritty/moody, my movie suggestion is The Crow from 1994 starring Brandon Lee. It's about a man who is brought back from death to avenge his and his fiance's murders. It also has three sequels (The Crow: City of Angels, The Crow: Salvation, and The Crow: Wicked Prayer); the first two are pretty good, but the third toes the line of "so bad it's funny," lol.

[@zenomorph8806]

I adore this movie. It’s such a great morality play and the whole thing initiates with “where does snow come from?” I try to watch it at least one a year at the first snowfall of the season.

[@GForce_ART]

"He didn't even get a dog or anything." LOLZ

[@anastaciaclarke7236]

"or he just didn't want to do paperwork." lmfao

[@annieb87am]

Rewatching simply because this is one of my favorite movies of all time! It always brings the nostalgia ❤

[@melodysmind1165]

Found you through ZZAVID! And I have to say you have brought me SO MUCH JOY! Between you and ZZAVID my holiday break has been so much brighter despite having been in the hospital. I hope you had a wonderful Holiday and a Happy New Year! ❤🙂❤

[@shamblepants1450]

In the comments for ZZAVID's recent reaction ('Scream 3'), I mentioned that my New Year's wish is for he and Alanda to do a collaboration reaction video together. Also, Alanda - he wants to see 'Scream 5' with you. You two would be such terrors at the movie theatre!

[@daniflowers4001]

I need that collaboration video in my life 😄 It would be amazing and so much fun to see those two in a reaction together!!

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Alanda! ✂ I love this one so much... and so grateful to have seen it at the cinema. #AlandaParker #TimBurton #EdwardScissorhands

[@thebookgeek87]

I always cry at this movie. One of my favorite movies

[@kenlangston3451]

Other great Tim Burton movies are Batman, Batman Returns, Beetlejuice, Ed Wood, Mars Attacks, and Alice in Wonderland.

[@jamesl.green-dhs-baltimore6002]

Heeeey Alanda Parker. I never watched the entire Edward Scissorhands movie, and since you are my number one reviewer this was a treat. Once again, your take had me laughing out loud. Thanks for making my day!!!!

[@SilverWolf442]

This was a good film. Just watched it for the first time last week. I am glad that Edward survived. Usually in a film like this, the Edward always dies.

[@Kaylaw9]

Purple face Edward is the exact reason why I will never let anyone color match my Dracula complexion face.

[@anthony_castro710]

Such a beautiful film. One of my favorites from tim burton

[@erictaylor5877]

I love this movie, but it makes me tear up at the end every time. Fantastic review like usual 😊. Your wit is as sharp as Edward's hands! "Sing like the Harlem Boys Choir" LOL

[@nothankyou94]

"I guess if yall gunna bring all the food" 😂

[@joshuahamilton2441]

Ahhh, i'm so surprised you've never seen this! I feel like we have the exact same tastes in movies and i'm so glad you liked this. Danny Elfmans score is so beautiful and the story told always brings me to tears. Such a fabulous viewing.

[@Choopytrags]

Why no one decided to tackle the problem of his hands is beyond me. Coulda melted his shears into metal fingers so he could've Edward Metal Hands.

[@NickiTwix]

I always get goosebumps when Edward sees the pictures of Kim for the first time. Such a tragic but sweet movie. I’ve always had a thing for the bad guy in this movie 😂 crazy that he’s the geek in The Breakfast Club 😂

[@AnaFox]

Omg, he is! I never noticed that! Damn!

[@NickiTwix]

@@AnaFox it honestly took me watching both movies as a kid for years and I had no clue either, one day it just clicked that it was the same person, I was mind blown 😂

[@Geth-Who]

Absolute beauty of a film. Just about flawless, from start to finish...and honestly, I feel like my favourite character in this is the dad. He's just looking after everybody, quietly and with total acceptance, in every way he can, and folds Edward into his family basically instantly. That's a man you could tell anything to, and whatever else he did, he'd be looking for a way to help you fix what was wrong.

[@jasonphelps4773]

Ed Wood is my all time favorite Burton film 🎥

[@brandonroyce2356]

I love that you covered this film. Perhaps my favourite Tim Burton film is Batman Returns. I don't know if you're interested in watching both Tim Burton Batman films, but I'd surely watch your reactions if you chose them. Thanks for another fantastic video, Alanda.

[@AlandaParker]

I’ll def check these out!

[@screamwriter]

Edward's creator, horror icon Vincent Price, is also the narrator in Michael Jackson's Thriller.

[@EditorEmily30]

I’m honestly tickled pink with this reaction. I’ve been binging you for the last few days and I feel so special picking up your references from the other movies you’ve reacted to 😂😭❤️

[@got2bjosh]

Other Dianne Wiest films: Hannah & Her Sisters (1st Oscar win), Bullets Over Broadway (2nd Oscar win), Parenthood (with Steve Martin), The Associate (with Whoopi Goldberg), The Birdcage (with Robin Williams), Let Them All Talk (with Meryl Streep; HBOMax), I Care A Lot (Netflix).

[@Kaylaw9]

And the lost boys. I'm pretty sure everyone knows that movie, but there are 35 year Olds who have never seen this movie

[@malibudarby8738]

Fantastic video! Needed a good cry today 😂 This movie always makes me sob and is my second favourite Tim Burton movie after Batman Returns. Vincent Price is amazing as Edward's father the inventor in this, giving his last ever theatrically released, on-screen performance in the role. Happy New Year from a new fan!

[@animeshinobi13]

One of my all time favorite movies. Glad I went through your backlog to see your reaction to this one!

[@JodiesSideEye]

Alanda, Did you ever see any of the John Hughes films like Breakfast Club? Jeff, the boyfriend, is Anthony Michael Hall, he played Brian, the nerdy kid.

[@linkfan160]

I liked the video within the first five minutes. GREAT commentary. So funny! It brings me joy watching people experience my favourite movie for the first time.

[@icjacks2348]

That cop was so tired of everyone, he didn’t need to know Edward to know he needed protecting that crazy ass town 😂

[@wolfeyez9]

Oh my 😂😂😂😂 when you said where's Carrie... I almost died!!! That was hilarious!!!! Never heard that before but damn was it fitting!

[@bootsierosenweig9495]

Another great reaction. I hope you had a good Christmas, New Year’s, etc. I haven’t seen this in so long, I forgot how psychopathic the boyfriend was. Johnny Depp is brilliant, and, like others here, I cried, even during the reaction. It’s so beautiful. I was at my book club today and cried over a Neil Gaiman book we read. This movie is similar in how beautiful it is and how sadness underlies so much. I look forward to the next reaction.

[@tsogobauggi8721]

This is a movie that can be called magical. It is is a fairy tale. Fantastic and beautiful in every way mixed in a feeling of sadness. A wonderful and unique movie. :)

[@sketchtheparadigmyork1217]

No way?! I juuust suggested this movie, I’m sure you already had it planned but yay! I just watched this movie for the first time a few months ago and it kind of broke me a little. The music, and it’s so sad!

[@KindredKeepsake]

Peg was such a sweetheart. Even the town was pretty wholesome, until things went sideways. I don't understand why Edward had to stay up there by himself, though... They should've smuggled him back and had him live at the house. He was their family.

[@Pixelologist]

Another fun Tim Burton flick is Beetlejuice, starring Alec Baldwin, Geena Davis, and Michael Keaton (making the absolute MOST of his surprisingly limited screen time).

[@lilbbgrinchiepoo2429]

I recommend Ed Wood by Tim Burton! It’s a slightly fictional biography about the “worst” filmmaker in 50s hollywood. It’s very good!!!!

[@gravityfalls8509]

For your future horror vids, I recommend The Faculty by Kevin Williamson. It's a more light-type horror like his other movies Scream and IKWYDLS. Also, Sinister is another really good one that isn't too gory but is definitely up your alley. 😊

[@christinehorror8178]

Love this movie . I cry each time I see this

[@CannonRaw]

The Faculty Is just teenager camp that is well made.

[@MegaMrJIN]

Absolutely magical and a relatable masterpiece. Love the reaction dear. Stay cute and keep up the great work

[@elizabitty213]

You are such a gem. Love your reactions. Whenever I wake up on Sunday I know I can check KZbin and see you have dropped. So comforting 😍 thank you for you hard work and Happy New Year! 🎆

[@michaelolivares2509]

Two Oscar winners, two nominees, Vincent Price, and Farmer Ted!! Can't go wrong!

[@RadishGiant]

PEE-WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE!!!!! it is comedy gold!! just brilliant scene for scene!! you'll love it, Alanda!!!!

[@kaitlynguzman7279]

My mom showed me this movie and I can’t stop watching it. It will always have a special place to my heart

[@jackdearman5880]

The real message of the movie which is so masterfully woven into the subtext that folks seem to miss the first time watching the film is that he has scissors... For hands.

[@claireshaw2980]

When Peg brings Edward home in the car you see a noy jump onto a slip n slide water tarp. That boy is Nick Carter from the Backstreet boys.

[@Nyctm91]

“That was a really big mouth full of pink mush” 😂😂

[@thecompendium9607]

This is how Winona and Johnny met. ICONIC 90's love story.

[@DHGlee2013]

The ending always gets me… sometimes you can still catch me dancing in it 🥺🥺🥺👍🏽👍🏽❤️

[@artistmachine]

So glad you're back! You were one of my favorite KZbin discoveries of 2021 and I'm so excited that you started the new year off strong. 😁

[@daniflowers4001]

This was a wonderful surprise! Edward Scissorhands is one of my all time favorites it was so fun to see your reaction. It is sad at times but also beautiful and so aesthetically pleasing. It's always a great time watching your reactions ❤ Happy New Year Alanda!!

[@nickvaldez2500]

I love the weeds reference when you sang the theme song at the beginning haha

[@garystokes7201]

Crimson peak reminds me a lot of Edward scissor hands except it’s more a gothic horror should give it a watch ❤️

[@Tempest_Elixir]

Glad you got to this classic! An absolute masterpiece imo. Esp the Tim Burton/Danny Elfman collaboration. The score to this is perfection (esp the ice scene) and to know he did the Batman score just before it and The Simpsons theme is just crazy! Brilliant reaction as always and Happy Holidays! x

[@aaliyahsempire18]

21:36 “look at the people from whoville”🤣🎄I love your energy

[@duvall5jd]

This is literally my favorite movie ever. I love, LOVE this movie. Makes me cry at the end every time.