Speak No Evil (2022) FIRST TIME WATCH | The MOST uncomfortable we have been…So far!!

[@symonew33]

You are not being too harsh on them at all. Bringing your child on a vacation with strangers is crazy, letting those strangers bring in another even more strange adult to babysit your kid is even crazier, not going psycho when you find a grown man naked in bed with your kid is 🤯

[@LuCet21]

speak no evil - the director said in an interview that he was trying to show what happenes when you are ''too polite''. This etiquet of, being nice and unconfrontational. The bad couple was testing boundaries constantly, at any moment the couple could have said something or left. But they didn't want to be seen as rude. That's why they said ''you let us''. Because, in a sick way, they did allow the boundaries to be crossed. That's why this movie was so disturbing for me. I know people who would not say anything and indure. It even would have taken me time to get upset and put my foot down and leave. This felt so real.

[@RS-fy9hb]

I feel like this movie overexaggerated the inclination towards politeness for dramatic effect. And a dramatic effect it had! I was so incredibly frustrated throughout. I would personally also allow several boundaries to be crossed, but most people draw the line when it comes to disrespect towards significant others, and that'd be my personal saving grace in any situation like this. Also, I was so unprepared for this movie, I didn't even know they were gonna speak danish, and audibly gasped, because it's so rare to see an international audience see anything related to Denmark in general, outside of like, wind mills xD.

[@davonbenson4361]

It wasn’t real at all. They made some of the most low IQ decisions ever.

[@blondie9422]

Yeah not to victim blame but they did need to grow a spine at times

[@ryandiggs750]

When it comes to kids you can't be nice real parents will protect them at all costs

[@bigmikem1578]

It’s also about life. In a way the “good couple” wanted excitement adventure. The music during the beautiful scenes invoked the boredom and despair of the boring life and the fall to actuate and mystery maybe even attraction to the other couple. Like all scammers in a way they justify it because the victims “wanted it” In their sick minds. It’s a lot and deep but also in laity shows the stupidity of the decisions there’s a lot of layers.

[@quinceorchard]

The message of the film is " don't be too nice , if you let people they'll literally do whatever they want to you because you let them "

[@livingcorpse5664]

Something I've learned the hard way.

[@lafields08]

I think the messages are: “nobody knows what they’ll do under certain circumstances so don’t judge. Evil shit can sneak up on the best of us;” AND “don’t go stay at strangers’ secluded homes.”

[@romeostruedude]

Idk. There’s being too nice then there’s being too dumb. Cuz what do you mean they weren’t picking up red flags?

[@JoyaLewisTheMusician]

like the movie “Funny Games” eugh

[@Monicalake1]

I disagree once the dad found the son dead. He had an opportunity to escape when the husband left the car running and he did nothing but stare. The wife in the back seat behind him wasn't a big of enough threat not to do anything.

[@carlogiovanni]

This is a real gut-punch of a film and it really drives home how dangerous it is to stay quiet and just go along with things, even when everything feels wrong. The Mum ignored her intuition early on when she left her daughter alone with an unknown babysitter, but she chose to drink instead of responding to the red flags. She even ignores her daughter’s cries during an intimate moment with her husband, and I think she did this because, for just a second, she wanted to focus on herself-seeing how passionate their hosts were with each other and wanting that passion back with her husband. But the next day, she’s made to feel guilty about this, which I believe only pushes her deeper into the crippling position of not speaking out against the wrongs she’s witnessing, instead choosing to stay to try and make the awkward weekend work. And when the dad discovers the horrific truth, I couldn’t believe he didn’t warn his family-he just stayed silent, something he always did. Then when the worst happens and both parents completely freeze, I found it sooo frustrating to watch as they totally lost the will to fight back, trapped by their own fear. By the end, I was left thinking they hadn’t learned anything-they were just as passive as they were at the start. This movie brutally forces us to confront how easily we can all slip into inaction, even when we know we shouldn’t.

[@LargeGuyMikey]

The puppy montage was appreciated🥲

[@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS]

And kitty!

[@alexie5201]

I love how uncomfortable this movie is, the whole vibe is so ominous. I'm not a person pleaser and I'm pretty straightforward, so I don't think I'd find myself in this kind of a situation, but I know people who would, and that's the scariest part. That poor girl was cursed with her own weak-minded parents, and then she got those psychos to replace them :(

[@alexie5201]

Also, Lamento della Ninfa is absolutely beautiful and sad vocal piece that I fell in love with after hearing it in this movie.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

A perfect example of “people will do exactly what you let them”

[@lilorlybear1146]

Dude, the stupidity of the couple, mainly the husband tbh, pissed me off so much that it took the suspense and creep factor out of the movie for me and I was just annoyed most of the time. And if I were his wife, after a certain point of my husband never taking my concerns seriously and him just never halving a damn spine or a brain to notice shit on his own before if it was too late, I would've told him I'm taking our kid and going home with or without you... meet us back home when the light bulb clicks on for you. He was disregarding her and all the red flags and I was fuming.

[@Armandolush]

literally the same! instead of being shocked or disgusted I was pissed off! I watched this with my mother ( we love scary movies ) we were both just talking crap about the parents. I don't know how I am going to feel when the remake comes out. lol I don't think she's going to want to watch it.

[@RS-fy9hb]

@@Armandolush Yeah, I was so frustrated throughout, and when the husband woke up, it was the mom's turn to be just entirely oblivious. Catch a fucking clue, for the love of god. SO many bad and frustrating decisions.

[@davonbenson4361]

@@RS-fy9hb. Exactly, why would you call the couple, when you clearly see that your husband is in a rush to leave the house.

[@MrFredstt]

I think the recent remake is way better in this regard tbh. The parents still are too nice for their own good but both the dad and mom are MUCH better and way more quick on the uptick. I would recommend you check it out I think you'd like it way more

[@aleksandrac198]

@@davonbenson4361 they didn't call the couple

[@Wraiven22]

Danish people are known for being VERY chill/agreeable/polite. Dutch have the exact opposite reputation: blunt and aggressive.

[@maddy3109]

Thats not true at all 😂 Dutch are NOT known for being aggressive. We are known for being very very friendly but can come off as a bit direct to outsiders/foreigners sometimes because of the ‘hardness’ of our language (for example the pronunciation of the G and R). Never have I heard of outsiders finding the Dutch blunt and aggressive.

[@levischorpioen]

@@maddy3109 Dutch people are also known for getting very defensive whenever someone calls them out on their rudeness. Source: Am Dutch, just not in denial about it.

[@maddy3109]

@@levischorpioen I am Dutch as well and am not in denial about our shortcomings. For example dutch people are very greedy and cheap. But we are not known for being aggressive, that just doesnt make sense.

[@NicholasSteMarie]

@@maddy3109 you're proving the point

[@maddy3109]

@@NicholasSteMarie Nah I don’t really agree. I’m not sticking up for the Dutch because we have many many faults and annoying traits, I am definitely not in denial about that. I can tell you many of them. Being aggressive is just not one of them :)

[@helpmeImpoor5314]

People with no parental instinct infuriate me. Children are helpless; you've failed completely if you don't at least try to shield them from danger

[@doormatcat]

Same here I can't get angry enough with these types of parents

[@baracupid]

Sergio: Imagine they just give away the reveal in the title itself Me: *Cues Raven Symone's evil laugh*

[@makwa2004]

OH SHIT, because the children can't literally speak of the evil that happened to their families. Jeez Louis...😅

[@foxfoxxy2692]

This movie reminded me so much of the original german movie "Funny Games" because it's so uncomfortable like this.

[@brandonkashinsky9222]

Yep. Both films were so disturbing and hard to watch. Not a fun scary movie to watch with friends

[@MrFredstt]

Funny Games has to be the most annoying movie I've ever watched. And, to the directors credit, everything about that movie was purposefully done to piss you off as much as possible

[@lynthia]

What an incredible example of how being nice and agreeable can lead us to abandon our instincts and deny our intuition

[@maskarcade]

I love this movie. Me and my wife just became parents about year ago and we watched this and it hit so hard. Bc were both very non-confrontational ppl and we would also be very timid of coming off rude in some of these situations. Slowly but surely they just kept letting this family step on them more and more and eventually, boom. Such a good movie. I get why a lot of ppl hate it but I love it when the bad guy wins sometimes. It teaches a lesson for the viewers. So pissed they're remaking it.

[@daniellewade1057]

I watched this movie when it came out and was sooo disturbed, I would become FERAL if someone pulled this crap with me and my family, but I used to be someone who was afraid of seeming "rude" or "difficult" so I kind of get it but now that I am older and have learned to speak up for myself NO WAY lol NO Sir! I would have been gone after the first day. I am so sorry you guys were traumatized! Love you guys!! Can't wait for the podcast discussion!

[@AnaFox]

Wow, that looked brutal... Thank you for the palate cleanser. It is awful how not wanting to be rude or create conflict to avoid trouble can actually lead to such a dangerous and powerless situation (when terrible people take advantage of that, that is).

[@Zander-Bailey621]

Can already tell by the intro this is gonna be another awesome reaction kings! Edit : Just finished the reaction and oml i was so frustrated the whole time , i was not expecting this movie to end how it did, WOW.

[@nolasalazar]

I believe the remake is going to show a different perspective, I think we are going to see a family that actually does fight back instead of one that is passive and just lets everything happen. As a mother/parent I found the film incredibly frustrating. There were so many signs that something wasn’t right and so many opportunities to fight back or remove themselves from the situation. The father had a perfect opportunity to hit the other man with the car and he just sat there. They let everything happen and that was so frustrating.

[@MrFredstt]

Not going to spoil but the remake, imo, is far better. Just as an example the mother, father, and the boy that's kidnapped are all way better characters

[@Rage-_-Quit]

That's why domesticating men is a bad idea. The husband was the perfect example of what our society is turning men into.

[@kvincent682]

@@Rage-_-Quit ??? The main characters in the movie was a commentary on Danish people being "too polite." What are you on about

[@thebookgeek87]

This movie makes me pull my hair out. The way I was screaming for them to make better decisions 🤦🏾‍♀️ they are making a Hollywood remake and based on the trailer they have spoiled the surprise

[@DianaWoods-n7r]

But James MacEvoy (spelling?) in that role is going to be off the charts!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😂

[@kimberlyjeanne9456]

@@DianaWoods-n7rhe will be great in the role but why not make an original movie and make him the villain? This movie didnt need a remake

[@carson9359]

​@user-nt8lq4rp3z McAvoy. And yes he's fantastic!😊

[@thebookgeek87]

@@kimberlyjeanne9456 I think he'll be great but I also think this didn't need a remake. I think they'll give this a traditional Hollywood ending & although the original was bleak I don't want to see a Hollywood ending. They will probably make the parents fight back more in the American version

[@itsmainelyyou5541]

@@thebookgeek87I agree, and that would be a mistake which ruins the whole premise. That being said, I don't really see it working with an American family. I'm willing to be surprised, though.

[@pulvrizr99]

The dangers of being too accepting. I have way too big of a mouth for this scenario.

[@scottrivas2714]

You guys should check out When Evil Lurks, another great foreign (Argentinian) Shudder original

[@Rage-_-Quit]

There's that constant theme in misery porn movies of people pushing boundaries. It starts harmless and then spirals out of control more and more. Moral: Don't be too nice and don't be afraid to fuck people up if you have to.

[@skumar93323]

I'm SO glad you two reacted to this! I absolutely LOVE this movie. I first heard about it on Too Scary, Didn't Watch the podcast and decided to watch it myself and boy oh boy does it really make you feel bad. I love feeling bad though 😂😂 Patrick tests boundaries from the start with the pool chair move. There were definitely empty chairs elsewhere. That was the first indicator of how Bjorn's passivity would play out. The cultural difference between Dutch/Danish folk is something i think would be difficult to capture in the American remake, but I'm curious to see how they'll play it out!

[@Kvikurten]

Oh!!! Love the pallet cleanser at the end 😍🤣😅🤩

[@telvinricks1677]

This movie is the personification of "wtf r u doing" get tf out.. leave 🤬🤨😶

[@rozwynn2349]

💯💯

[@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS]

A hunnid!

[@TerrorReader-r6o]

....Exactly what it's about.

[@Wraiven22]

Not thrilled about the remake, this movie is almost entirely in English. BUT if it’s getting more eyes on the OG I’m cool. Check out “Soft and Quiet”, came out the same time, it’s equally disturbing!

[@rozwynn2349]

This movie mad me uncomfortable and then angry! Even at the end when they were being stoned they made no attempt to get away, WTF?!? Which means it was a good movie because it elicited an emotional response

[@NebulaFilmFanatic]

This movie hits so much harder after becoming a parent.

[@6Dante6Inferno6TV]

Hi babes!💗Good luck for the people who still have to watch it😅 See my auntie shine/do her worst in her role as Karin 🥰 (her on screen husband is also her real life husband!)

[@DianaWoods-n7r]

She is spectacular in this role!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😘✌🏼💜💃

[@6Dante6Inferno6TV]

@@DianaWoods-n7r thank you ! Appreciate that 🥰☺️

[@hollyr1208]

She was fantastic! Didn't know that's really her husband. How fun!!

[@6Dante6Inferno6TV]

@@hollyr1208thankyouu💗 and yes she was! Yep my auntie Karina and her husband Fedja have been together for 20 years and married for almost 10 years now🥰 But still find it weird to see them like this , because in real life they are the sweetest people😂💗 with a almost 13 year old daughter

[@itsmainelyyou5541]

They did an absolutely amazing job!

[@fullmoon_O]

They were pushing since the moment he asked for the chair that was clearly occupied, that's how the evil husband identified the other guy as a submissive person. The evil couple was testing the other couple limits through vacation and the weekend at their house. With a weak husband/father the family is doomed, the mom didn't listened to her intuition since they kinda forced her to eat the meat and when the guy admitted he lied about being a doctor, and the beta husband never stood up for his family, forcing his child to stay with a unknown male babysitter, dancing with the kid when she was already scared of the evil dad... This film is definitely brutal, you just end up hopeless for the child. But it has a great lesson for sure. Protect your family, stand for them, set your limits, and follow your instincts

[@MSinger4472]

The second you showed the palate cleanser of cute animals I subscribed lol. I really enjoyed your reaction. Thanks for not making me watch this alone. I just saw you're reacting to Buffy and Charmed! This might be my new favorite channel.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

As a single dad of 3 young daughters that are my everything, I got S0 furious at these 2 parents seeing red flags and their parental instincts telling them to leave but they stay again and again putting their little girl in danger! My daughters are the most important, above anything else in my life and keeping them safe is absolute priority, I’d of NEVER left my girls home with some male babysitter I don’t know, and when they finally knew about the deaths, to imagine NOT fighting with all you have to not go back to the house where they killed the other couple and kidnapped their child chopping his tongue off , KNOWING that , you KNOW that is your fate if you don’t fight , thst your child will end up with serial killers abused!! On the drive back when the man was driving , husband next to him and wife and daughter in back , he’s immobile as driver , he can’t just stop driving at 60mph and fight back with both hands so they should have decided the moment he’s up to speed husband should have turned to him and swung at hard as he could at his temple and jaw square up on him get up on his knee so he’s elevated and swing as hard and fast as you can over and over both fists nonstop , a driver couldn’t defend his head sufficiently until he gets the car to a stop and gets out so you go ape $hit on him and by the time he gets the car to a stop, any human with 30 blows to the head repeatedly bare fisted will be concused, their equilibrium will be badly stunned and completely off for at least a few minutes , they’ll feel horribly dizzy , vision will close in and fog , everything will feel like it’s spinning or rocking so they won’t be able to defend themselves or get out and run away etc. I boxed Golden Glove for 16 years and you achieve knockouts by landing enough hits to their head to stun their inner ear and literaly bounce their brain agasint their skull with each hit, even with boxing gloves the human brain can’t handle more than a few full power bare fisted hits to the head , their vision will rapidly close in and the brain puts them unconscious to try to stop whatever’s is causing the brain trauma , by the time he comes to a stop any average male could get enough hits to the head bare fisted to incapacitate another male , if not passed out they’ll try to get out to be able to square up with you but will be so unbalanced , on the verge of passing out they’ll be useless for a good 60 seconds so if they try to get out you elevate and hug him from behind put him in a choke hold and he won’t be able to get out and will quickly pass out , if he gets out you get out faster , to wife too and you both go absolute ape shit on him fists kicks and you do not stop until he’s been unconscious for a good 2 minutes and you keep going to make sure he’s not getting up! Your wife in the back should literally be doing. The same dog her nails into his eyes from the back seat punch his head and don’t stop .as the driver at speed a solo passenger can incapacitate a driver by the time the car vimes to a stop, THAT IS YOUR BEST CHANce!! only other is yanl that steering wheel suddebly throw his car into trees or off the road and beat te hell out of him before he gwts out. i listen to a ton of true crime because its fascinating to me but also because its shown me endless examples of horriffic mursers and kidnappings that occure on a million different scenarios and happen every hour of every day in the US. its shown me none of the victims surely evwr thought itd hapoen to them, but the most common main factor that seala their fate is not doing anything out of fear or thinking it may change their minds, NO, as ive told my daughters if a man ever tells you to vome to his car or else, 100% of the time you scream at top of lungs fight run, if u end up in the car you becime an impossible problem kicking punching scratching akd jump out the car even moving . THOSE that are killed are got to a secluded space or thwir house etc where noome can help and they can get out amd handle you, you fight second 1 that youre in a car becasue if toure being kidnappef taken somewhere you are likely bieng assaulted and murdered so fight when you have tye advantage and immidately and dont stop! he saw the dead bodies, saw that their son was the killed parents kid and tongue cut out, they are serial killers ajd your child is going tk suffer the same fate, they are going ti torture and kill you, your wife and daughter if you dont stop itso you absolutely destroy him immediately and you make sure hes dead becasue you will be if not. the fact he knew this all and was willing to to drove back to the kill house, wife ajd daufher in car and make no effort ro at least save their lives!! a grown average male fighting for his life swinging kicking cheap fighting as hard fast and relentleasly can overwhelm a fit male unable to protect the head for 10-20 seconds! umderstand that moment is your last chance of survival, umdwrstand its your beat chance to save the lives of your spouse and kids and NO other opportunities will come up once back at tye target ajd tied up . prordct yourselves, women fight with all you have, gauge hisbeyea out kick his balls nonstop till you get away dont go along with him out of fear or hoping being cooperstive will aet you free, it jsut makes it best case scenario for him and you arent going himd

[@kellywiggle1]

the way i was SCREAMING at these characters to just leave! this movie was so messed up, but very well made and it keeps you on the edge of your seat.

[@danielrafferty4108]

Great reaction. Been waiting for this. Just glad I was brought up by my dad to call out bullshit and leave a situation the first time a red flag is waived in your face, made this so much more frustrating and anxiety-inducing 😅

[@JordanVanRyn]

Them: _”what’s the worst that could happen?”_ Sergio: (having a panic attack) *NO NO YOU SEALED YOUR FATE* EXACTLY! That is every horror movie ever in existence!

[@readyforclarity]

31.30 I've never seen Cody so mad 😡

[@HauntedHeme13]

I've never been so INFURIATED by a movie lol It is an important lesson to learn tho as obvious as it is. I wasn't gunna see the new one but McAvoy looks like he's gunna be really good in it

[@bigmikem1578]

I kept saying the same thing. I’m infuriated watching this. Lol

[@marybrown6128]

I'm a mom and a grandma, and that was one of the most disturbing things I've seen. It's also the most pissed off I've ever seen either of you, I'm right there with you!

[@Fa__timaaaa]

This movie was more frustrating than Barbarian. I wanted to throw my phone at the screen.

[@mrsfahrenheit]

yeah just watched that film and maaan... gaslighting 1:1. These people were so easily defeated in every way. Their passiveness was what got them killed all the time they were being too polite, too reserved and too inactive hence why the movie's title Speak No Evil fits soo perfectly

[@Tribdinosaur]

Yeah this movie is SO dark in such a human way. I think you're right to be frustrated with them.

[@FLIGHTL355]

I think they are making it a remake like they did with Girl with the Dragon tattoo. It's more of a localization with actors the audience would be more familiar with. Though they might change the ending a little like The Decent had an "American" ending which wasn't so depressing.

[@passionfruit3133]

I feel like the remake of this movie for American audiences can only work if they set it in the 60s-70s where stranger danger wasn't such a big thing yet. Cause if they try to put it in this day and age, in AMERICA: Home of the Weapon, and where, at the first sign of danger, people will run or throw hands, it will NOT work. At least...if they try to make it realistic it won't

[@davonbenson4361]

At 11:00, the father didn’t catch on to the warning that the boy gave. SMH!

[@chubbycatcosplay]

I found this movie on chance one day and watched it... was stressed the whole time and the end had me crying and feeling so frustrated and angry.. it is a goooooood movie because it is trying to give you those feelings.... But man this one really had me in shambles. That feeling of helplessness had me wanting to reach through the screen and hurt those people for grabbing the kid.

[@polina_pr]

I really like this movie: first of all, this looming feeling of a disaster, second of all, it made me think about my own ways of thinking..gotta prioritize myself over being polite and convenient to others. obviously the situation in the movie is exaggerated but we all know that most of us sometimes agree to something we don't necessarily want. It's also interesting how the dutch dad tested the danish dad first by asking for a chair..they clearly were using it, but he still gave it away just to be polite!

[@FinalGirl09]

I was thankfully spoiled (for the lack of a better word) about the theme of this movie, and how it's essentially an extremely dark commentary on the dangers of being overly polite and how some people will allow uncomfortable things to happen/others to them to avoid confrontation but taken to an extreme you can only find in horror. So knowing this I knew the characters in the film would not act like people but as conduits of a point.

[@PuffTheMagicDragon86]

Well now I know why Austin Power's Dad is intolerant of the Dutch!

[@gemmahamilton2565]

😂😂😂

[@ryandiggs750]

Nah when it comes to kids you have to fight back at all circumstances

[@fauxrowsdower7610]

i'm actually looking forward to the american remake because this movie was really good but also frustrated the hell out of me, so i'm really curious to see what adapting they do with this story! also upon reflection i think that the frustration this movie causes also lowkey speaks to how it feels to watch a friend or family member in a bad or abusive relationship: you want to grab them by the lapels and shake them out of their stupor, but you can't!

[@Coolbreeze2863]

You guys should check out Mirrors from the late 2000's.

[@mariajensen7289]

Hi guys!! I love your channel and your videos always put me in the best mood😍 Thank you so much for picking a movie from my country. I am a huge fan of yours from Denmark. The movie is SO disturbing. According to the director Christian Tafdrup the movie comments on the danger of politeness

[@gabriellethompson501]

Yeah, I was a little put off that there's an American version already. I'm glad I watched the Danish one first

[@urlocal.antisocial]

i loved this movie. I wasnt even angry while watching, just stress and dread for the family.

[@kimstone8532]

I have two 8 year old twin boys and I would have lost my mind in that situation.

[@brandonkashinsky9222]

Same here

[@jamievicha1660]

Not sure if I'll be able to see this movie (at least the original, not sure about the American version. Along the likes of Eden Lake...

[@rozwynn2349]

Eden Lake is not talked about enough! OMG

[@raylue6273]

7:43 actually in German the way fairytales end is "Und wenn sie nicht gestorben sind, dann leben sie noch heute" which means: "And if they didn't die, they are still alive today". Very similar haha So I would actually assume that it's like the same thing in Danish :) Super interesting!!

[@milliemccutcheon2987]

now yall gotta watch the Speak No Devil reboot! And compare them haha. its so uncomfortable, but it is a "what if"

[@JordanVanRyn]

Now I see why Michael Caine hates the Dutch. But seriously, your reaction is so relatable and reasonable. This movie is extremely fucked up to watch and I watched movies like "Strange Circus" back in my day.

[@theprowler18]

15:22 that moment made the film for me. It solidified and made it perfectly clear what this film is with its satire and humor. That evil bastards, leaving us to pay for the bill with tip included. X)X)X)

[@andrew01016]

such a hard to watch movie.. thank you for the pups

[@JAB-ed6gv]

Really appreciated that palate cleanse you provided thank you cause this movie is hard to take

[@faithlor3875]

Just watched the other version of Speak No Evil and it’s very different than the original. The original is always going to be the win 🥇

[@Margo_morte]

I've never seen this before but I swear I knew exactly what would happen, because of the trailer for the remake.😅

[@dannandaeterra]

I have NEVER clicked on a video so fast in my life. I am shocked and absolutely thrilled to see you reacting to this movie. 🤩

[@angiepalacios94]

Thank you! I have the same feelings as you. Cause the ending could stay the same but I wish the parents fought back harder. I feel like doing so it’ll be more heart thumping and dreading. I was just frustrated towards the end cause they did everything wrong! Like you said, not shaming but like c’mon! They left without a scratch!

[@TerrorReader-r6o]

Exactly the point.

[@randomlibra]

I am going to thumbs up this video and leave a comment and going to the grocery store while it plays. I aint about to sit through THIS movie again, even if it's the shortened version. UGH!!! Still mad.

[@donnab8000]

This movie brought back memories. I watched it once and never watched it again until your reaction. Another crazy movie with sequels is The Human Centipede. It’s both horror and comedy 🎭

[@shizouka19]

I cant wait for the podcast!

[@TheMyriammb]

Omg thank you for the palate cleanser ❤was not doing great after all of that ending 😢

[@RS-fy9hb]

5:48 LMAO, I was NOT expecting to hear danish there xD.

[@RS-fy9hb]

Damn, this was a frustrating movie to sit through...

[@laticha402]

I've just watched the American version... I couldn't find the original here in Mexico and I'm glad!

[@toohardtothink1113]

I thought this was When Evil Lurks (I for some reason confuses that movie with this one all the time) until I saw the family go to the strangers house and I remembered how annoying the family we followed were.

[@ninethreefivesix]

I'm so glad you guys watched the original. I have no idea why they remade it in english lol

[@davonbenson4361]

It’s because the ending in this film was forced.

[@TrainingTipsy]

I can't wait for you to react to the remake with James M. He's such a great actor, and I am anxious to see what he brings to the story.

[@pvriskeal]

There is no excuse for the parents behavior at all. Protect your children ALWAYS!

[@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS]

The Skyrim reference is perfectly apt considering what happens to the family at the end.

[@dimasmartinez3132]

New fav channel omg

[@thaisttx]

this movie gave me the anxious feeling that someone was going to pop out of nowhere holding a fork and use it to poke my eyes idk

[@AustinFriley-uc1qh]

Y’all 2 HAVE to see blink twice, like y’all would LOVE that movie it’s amazing

[@thehorrorbandwagon]

Is that the new one that just came out?

[@do.not.perceive.me.]

the way i can’t even watch the screen for half of this….i feel like i gotta take a lap around my house to get away

[@quinceorchard]

Theres a film called " the last house on the left " which is also disturbing and based on a true story from what ive heard

[@absbunny1]

I like this movie. Im so happy someone is reacting to the original. The movie is good but the parents are frustrating.

[@Lillydelwood]

Im glad i have seen this with you guys. I would not be able to watch this alone

[@Buzza235]

That montage was definitely needed after this film.

[@lehnerma]

I needed the puppies and kitties. Now I don't have to watch this movie, thank you for watching it for me.

[@kathylivedinthe80s14]

We need a meme of Cody screaming I would go f***ing insane seriously I need this meme to happen.

[@moviesovermatterproductions]

This film was terrifying! Loved it

[@AChickandaDuck]

I loved this movie and the American remake! I think I actually preferred the remake, which is rare for me.

[@VirgosGroove3]

I just saw the new one today at an advance screening, it was really good. The kept a lot of things the same but it ends differently. The original is very hard to watch at the end 😳

[@romamazza5881]

I really love you guys!

[@alyssabrown3145]

the beginning of Skyrim...yes!!! LOL

[@itsmainelyyou5541]

This movie is chilling. I guess they're doing a remake and it'll be interesting to see how they manipulate. I don't see why when this movie is recent itself. I just don't see this angle working as well with an American family unless they're unnaturally trusting. There is just a huge cultural element to this that we don't share or adhere to. Well, I guess we'll see. That man would be bludgeoned, maybe to death, if found with any child naked in her bed. There's no discussion. No question.

[@clausnielsen9446]

Agreed. I think the remake will fall flat on its arse. Especially if they cater it to the american audience (which I guess they in som form will do). They usually go easy on the americans, since they are not known for being an intelligent movie going audience (in general). Without being too judgmental. :) And as a Dane, I can only agree that we are friendly, but not THAT friendly (as the movie tries to picture).

[@itsmainelyyou5541]

@@clausnielsen9446 None taken. You can't very well take offense when the statement is fundamentally true, the American audience has been conditioned to applicable 'happy' endings and an (artificial, but still) individualist mindset. This movie is beautifully done and garners visceral reactions. We Americans, as usual, can't leave well enough alone ;}

[@levischorpioen]

@@clausnielsen9446 Yeah as a Dutchie, I also recognized the rudeness and the pushiness. Exaggerated, yes, but the traits exist and are widespread.

[@xaher7530]

30:35 I need to know what is that

[@Daniel-d8v3q]

Me too 😂😭

[@rozwynn2349]

That movie disturbed me deep down in my soul when I first watched it, which from my understanding means it was a piece of art because it elicited an emotional response. The last film that made me that uncomfortable and angry was Mother!

[@candy2325]

My boyfriend showed me this movie a couple months ago and omg it’s absolutely frustrating and unsettling! The parents were way too trusting and didn’t follow their instincts from the beginning.

[@lalunadesangre1808]

Nah, you're supposed to be harsh. I think the point is how far you'd let it go. These characters let it go all the way.

[@AdmiralFerret]

If you're concerned about the remake being just as bad, or worse, in terms or pushing the visual boundaries, worry not: From director of Speak No Evil (2024), James Watkins: "Christian [Tafdrup, director of the original] was really pushing the idea of how far people would comply, like an allegory almost. Our film is 100% a remake and it honors the original, but it also does something a little bit different. "Our film is a lot less explicit. It's a psychological thriller with a horrific concept embedded in it, rather than a straight horror film. It’s easy to get scares or shocks out of horrific actions. Since I’ve become a parent I guess I am more mindful of not just having clockwork horror." So, I appreciate Watkins keeping the R rating, so that it has leverage to push boundaries, but I think it will work very well, especially with James McAvoy leading, as a psychological thriller. I don't know, of course, but I do wonder if he'll change the ending to be a happier one. They couple defeats the villains and saves their child kinda thing. Either way, very excited to see it! I just watched the original yesterday so I could appreciate this reaction, and it didn't disappoint! :D

[@tifaxxx]

Here is my vote for you guys watch Oldboy.

[@tariennewilliams-rosa542]

“I saw the devil” an amazing movie but I feel like y’all may have reacted to it already I can’t remember 😂