SPELL (2020) Ending Explained

[@quinn8342]

Man he could fr read the darkest shit and still make it sounds nice enough to sleep to

[@BennitaRaffa]

Ikr? I fell asleep watching his video sometimes..

[@linpekngulom6611]

Oh man fr... Thats on facts 😂😂

[@songriver1232]

Yup

[@GhostP1112]

💯💯💯💯

[@yussisupply4455]

iput this on to fall asleep lol

[@snofy]

Who else just assumed that "he will see his family again" means he is going to be killed because his family is dead

[@keithcarson7638]

Honestly thought they fed him his family.

[@sahilasthanamusic2503]

That's the first thing that popped in my mind

[@SuperFuego101]

I just finished watching it. Movie ended on a cliff hanger

[@ajheartsong]

kinda makes u wonder why they kept the family alive lol

[@LadyCoyKoi]

I was thinking two things... either he will gain clairvoyance/abilities to connect to his family spiritually or as everyone else thought through being dead himself. But the first was "Oh cool, clairvoyance and psychic abilities of connecting with the spirits."

[@sillygoose3084]

That spike thing was the scariest part of the movie. Damn.

[@17vmrivas]

Brooo fr, shit was hard to watch jaja

[@allthetrees]

True it made me ill I love horror/thriller movies but gore is hard for me. 😂

[@courtneygardner6334]

yeah i fast forwarded to save my lunch

[@rachelyee8427]

Dammit I probs shouldn't have read the comments before watching the vid 😂

[@Bidmartinlo]

Oh yea... I would NEVER have put it back in like the main character.

[@jamescasas6677]

This reminds of a saying," the more you run from your past, the more tired you'll be when it catches up." Please for give the grammar.

[@wisconsinking323]

That would be a GREAT tagline for a horror movie.

[@dreadsummer2766]

@Eye. Flow A brilliant example would be you😂

[@n0m4nic]

@Eye. Flow Native was the word you were looking for.

[@darrenpokorski7756]

Pretty good saying. Going to remember that one.

[@conormurphy4328]

I doubt it’s very true tho

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I like these horror movies where the main character suffers so much, but they actually get away alive. There needs to be a sequel judging by the way this film ended.

[@christopherrobinson8182]

Yes

[@jack_k2136]

Needs? Mmm, I'm thinking I got the premise the first time around.

[@moth8775]

No

[@Just_in_case_i_die..._]

I love coming across your comments, makes my day better and I hope one day you get a bushy mustache.

[@wowamber5107]

I hate it, I'm just anxious all the time

[@dvdscds9539]

I love how they used Hoodoo in this movie. They didn't get it confused with Voodoo like most people and they showed that it's a neutral belief system. It's not good or bad, it just depends on who's trying to use it. They also didn't give too much information on the system itself so the practice stays closed. Very creepy but respectful. Me like.

[@naimalee1046]

PERIOD!!! that comment should be Pinned💯

[@kahlogarrison9597]

Me too!

[@paulnewmo]

I don’t see the difference. Looks like Voodoo to me.

[@tinepaune]

@@paulnewmo someone with knowledge on the topic clearly commended the creator on using the right term are you stupid Or is it just some KZbin comment attention you’re fishing for

[@LetsGoFlyers2011]

@@paulnewmo “Hoodoo” and “voodoo” may sound the same, but the terms are related opposites. Both hoodoo and voodoo are widely practiced and share similar elements and roots in Africa. Both are also products of mixed beliefs that include pagan traditions, ancient worship, and elements of European religions. However, the main difference between hoodoo and voodoo is that the latter is actually an existing religion practiced by people, while the former is considered folk magic. Voodoo, as a religion, is an organized institution with established practices like religious representatives or leaders, teachings, and religious services or rituals. Hoodoo, as folk magic, lacks this foundation and organization. Voodoo invokes the power of the loas in the African gods and deities; however, hoodoo practitioners invoke the loas by using Catholic saints. Voodoo is practiced by non-Roman Catholics, while hoodoo’s practitioners are often Roman Catholics who use both the African concept of gods and the religious saints of Catholicism. Hoodoo practitioners are also followers of spiritualism. The specific term ascribed to a voodoo practitioner is a Vodouisant, while hoodoo practitioners are often referred to as root doctors or healers. A hoodoo practitioner often sees hoodoo as a sort of personal power that can help them or other people through their knowledge of herbs, minerals, animal parts, bodily fluids, and possessions. The magic can be used based on one’s inclinations, desires, interests, and habits. Hoodoo and its practitioners empower themselves by accessing the gods and other supernatural forces in order to bring improvement or decline to a person’ life. With this variety of knowledge and power, a practitioner can help a person in all aspects of life, including luck, love, evil, and restraining enemies. Voodoo is the “original religion”, while hoodoo is the result of religious persecution and suppression. Hoodoo developed by adopting and blending some foreign beliefs and religion to hide its African origins, which were considered pagan and unacceptable in the society largely dominated by Christians. Aside from being a religion, voodoo is also a culture and a way of life. Hoodoo often specializes only in magic powers and the benefits that the magic can bring. Hoodoo can also be practiced as a hobby, an economic income, or a charity act. There is also a difference in the places of influence of both voodoo and hoodoo. Voodoo is popular and thrives in former French colonies like Mississippi and Louisiana, while hoodoo is more poplar in the Southern part of America. Additionally, hoodoo was brought to the New World by African slaves, while voodoo arrived through Haiti, a former French colony. Voodoo, though “purer” and more ancient, is often compared to hoodoo. Voodoo encompasses a variety of fields in society, such as culture, philosophy, art and music, heritage, language, medicine, justice, spirituality, and power. Hoodoo, on the other hand, is just a fraction of all this, and is also more focused on the power and spiritual side than anything else.

[@dungeaterss13]

that scene where he takes the spike out and puts it back in is fucking hardcore

[@stevepickford3004]

Even more hardcore is how he doesn't leave a trail of blood everywhere.

[@yeetskeet1581]

hardcore disgusting lmao it was badass for the character but even knowing its makeup or cgi or what..,.,., still icky. props to the team for making it so, disgustingly, horrifyingly, viscerally, realistic

[@alana1835]

Timestamp?

[@honeyslay6223]

@@stevepickford3004 even a trail from the rain coming BK in from the rain.

[@iriscox5232]

It was crazy

[@The_finestsocialworker]

Definitely enjoyed this movie. Was a mix between Misery and Skeleton Key

[@naivenitara]

Absolutely!

[@Haplo699g]

Thank you! Was trying to remember the name of The Skeleton Key throughout the video!

[@rorifrongillo6763]

I think so too! 😀

[@ChocolateThaiE]

Where did you watch it? Is it on a streaming service?

[@The_finestsocialworker]

@@ChocolateThaiE I watched it months back on Cinema App.

[@aktorel5159]

He used a spell on us to watch the video instantly.

[@butternuggets868]

...I WAS TRICKED!!

[@conq1273]

...I WAS BAMBOOZLED!

[@Prettydiva4life]

More like HOODWINKED 🤭

[@thezlike1749]

I litterly just woke randomly(its 5am here) so u basically explained how i got here

[@BusterMcGuy]

Greatest comment

[@isaiahspratley8782]

I think we should give this guy some more appreciation because we don’t realize how great this channel is until it is gone so I say we all chuck him a like

[@mariesoph2]

agreed

[@AKilahVamp]

But why do u look so damn frightened in your pic tho??🤣🤣

[@trashcanchic]

@@AKilahVamp He's afraid of losing foundflix.

[@isaiahspratley8782]

@@AKilahVamp that’s my friends dad lmao 😂😂😂

[@immaleaf4964]

@@AKilahVamp his friend's dad is afraid of him losing foundflix

[@ellis7622]

kinda seems like the movies more about classism than racism

[@seenyab4494]

Well, both of those things are much more interlinked than a lot of people believe them to be. African Americans' struggle ever since the Civil War and the 14th Amendment has been largely economical.

[@salmaabdullahgb]

Exactly, can you be racist to your own race?

[@caboosefromsteam1582]

@@salmaabdullahgb you can, its called internalized racism.

[@caboosefromsteam1582]

@@seenyab4494 Yeah there a lot of other issues but a lot of those issues just stem from the base of not having any money.

[@Aupsic-hh5sy]

@@salmaabdullahgb Yes, you can. Theres black people who hates other black people for being black. It sounds weird, but its real. Just like whites hating whites, latinos hating latinos, and so on. Racism is not exclusive.

[@benliedtke374]

Does anyone else like to watch these while falling asleep

[@Cali_B]

Sleep no staying awake at night yes

[@maurreese]

Absolutely!😂

[@MFGTVv]

Me

[@StarrjMc]

Yes

[@johnnysothersack6829]

“So like ..dad your not gonna hoodoo my hand back even after you figured it out..?” Lmao

[@naivenitara]

Right? 😂🖐🏾

[@bluefiremoon1158]

It doesn't work like that😂

[@neardarkroad1347]

i mean, what, attach a monkey hand to his son's hudu doll?

[@tomasdelfino9555]

Can't get enough of these videos. Even if knowing the plot

[@coywarrior71]

That's the only time you should watch this channel!

[@kilby2277]

He just has +10 charisma

[@chukmorris8264]

@@kilby2277 Fact Statement!!!

[@kilby2277]

@@chukmorris8264 thank you 😊

[@naivenitara]

When they put the goat eyes in that old guys sockets during the ceremony and he sees Mark and points, I shuddered 😳

[@worksmagic89]

I thought I was the only person that thought that part was super creepy

[@kdubbswinston3673]

I screamed out loud!!! Loretta Devine played that role magnificently! And that will!! And when he ate his son's hand! Scared the heck outta me! Wicked...

[@junglekutz5625]

That's interesting that the first thing that he's able to see is supportive of dropping dime on a person of color. That scene was not only shady and telling....... but also said alot. about alot! 👀

[@stephparch4629]

Me too 😂

[@LetsGoFlyers2011]

@@worksmagic89 you thought you would be the only one that thought putting severed bloody goat eyes on someones eyeballess face was creepy?

[@Greenspeckful]

This is the only way I can watch scary movies, thanks you for your service lol

[@BestCupid]

I recommend learning how the effects are made . Helped me out alot when I was younger when it came to scary movies since I immediately associate scene with the effects used and how they made it

[@ebg3624]

Same

[@keshiakat]

Same here because I don't watch the actual movies

[@justadiamondwithinternetac3662]

This video was uploaded 7 minutes ago and already has 5 dislikes when nobody has even watched the whole thing yet. Pretty sure KZbin bots are disliking videos on purpose

[@lunaballuna]

Or they saw the title, disliked, and didn't even try to watch it

[@stacks2754]

Of course they do. Just like how they put Ads on smaller KZbinrs Channels with them not getting a Dollar. Pretty soon YT is going to go under & end up like MySpace.

[@justadiamondwithinternetac3662]

stacks #2 I heard that TikTok might be replacing them but idk about that. A lot of you tubers are going and making their own private ones but you have to pay for those which could be a problem for underage fans.

[@stacks2754]

@@justadiamondwithinternetac3662 TikToc is even worse! I don't have it nor will I.

[@lkeke35]

I’m inclined to agree. I came across five or six unrelated videos today, all of which had under 500 likes, but had exactly six dislikes, on each of them. That was ...interesting. Not definitive but it made me wonder.

[@royandescartes]

you know... i never liked my neighbors. they are always loud. *proceeds to make a couple of Dolls"

[@DuanTorruellas]

You mean , boogities hahahaha

[@benkenobi6137]

Im from kentucky, the stuff the kids said in the beginning isn't that uncommon to hear.

[@chriskoederSr]

Haven't ever heard of any hoodoo here though.

[@Phyllo9]

I grew up in Mississippi and can confirm it is known well over there.

[@yukitakahashi5739]

You wouldn't happen to be related to Obi-Wan Kenobi, would you?

[@hobasboba]

fr tho

[@dracorex426]

Hoodoo is a real religion. This is like a villain using Dark Methodist Hexes or something.

[@harrison.o1618]

Is hoodoo and voodoo the same thing

[@CraftsmanOfAwsomenes]

Can’t wait for the film about a Mormon cult.

[@LaughingGemini]

@Miss Lilith can you elaborate on the differences please.

[@sourapple7831]

@@CraftsmanOfAwsomenes this cracked me up

[@lamontcranston1716]

@@LaughingGemini Voodoo is the religion Hoodoo is the magical practice. You can practice hoodoo without ascribing to voodoo.

[@gavindelong8587]

what if i’m dyslexic and can’t exactly “spell”

[@bubbles3659]

First like before this blows up

[@mxrder8]

*Bubbles* 10th 😁

[@mikeox_is_small]

all good, just cast a pells, works just as well.

[@xanmontes8715]

Then you are DOOMED

[@Lostinmyhead23]

Can you please cover the Skeleton Key. This movie low key reminded me of it lol

[@vampirascoffin870]

Whats there to cover? Its in the movie lol

[@Lostinmyhead23]

@@vampirascoffin870 he can cover the fact that people think Get Out copied the idea of the movie. He can do a compare/contrast thing or just talk about the movie in general and the outcome and why they chose white people in particular,m. There’s plenty of movies he covered that really didn’t need to be explained but overall I just like the movie tbh lol

[@nixonesport1998]

@@Lostinmyhead23 get out is overated

[@PaperMario64]

@@vampirascoffin870 and yet that’s what he does? He covers movies that exist...?

[@PaperMario64]

I enjoyed Skeleton Key. The record they play is creepy, tho

[@wanderingvagabond1634]

This movie felt a lot like "Get Out" but with an emphasis on class instead of racism. Enjoyed it quite a lot tho.

[@ahtaystamcauther9376]

Why because it was a black cast lmao

[@chaoticstarfish3401]

​@@ahtaystamcauther9376 Or because they literally bring it up multiple times in the movie

[@Ashley_Magnolia]

As a black law student with a lot of social pressure, I identified with this main character more than I wanted to.

[@dantethewanderer4989]

That's rough buddy

[@carlkpsplucky5554]

What kind of social pressure?

[@LetsGoFlyers2011]

@@carlkpsplucky5554 The pressures of being sacrificed by a hoodoo priestess. You know... normal shit

[@KimmiTheOracle]

@@carlkpsplucky5554 The pressure to succeed and still not “forget where you came from” even though you can no longer relate

[@TititoDeBologay]

@@KimmiTheOracle 🎯

[@KingofHearts]

Damn Foundflix this is one of the most compelling films you’ve ever covered, and I’ve never heard of this movie before today. This is why I love this channel

[@maximillian875]

Did he call what looked like a 30-year-old man a KID?

[@nicole8809]

I thought the same lol. Optometry appointment soon lmao

[@longlivethekingisded]

Maybe he meant kid at heart lmao

[@TheKing-qz9wd]

Ya'll don't call people younger and older than you a kid? Damn, so that's why some people think I'm being rude when I'm trying to be friendly.

[@marcelluscoleman3942]

LOL

[@nicole8809]

@@TheKing-qz9wd yea can def come off rude especially to someone older. But I literally have watched all his videos and never heard him call a man a kid before so it was weird

[@chukmorris8264]

I’ve been waiting for this “Explanation” from FoundFlix. Great acting, awesome writing, and A fantastic plot. Appreciate the summary once again. The way you put two and two together and your thought process makes this channel so great to watch. Thanks again brotha and once again......... 2 thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏾. Much love and keep ‘em coming my friend. 🤜🏾🔥🤛🏻

[@zai1111]

It's not an idea per say, there is colorism amongst many black people. In my country people will treat me differently because I'm a lighter tone.

[@thesandman2435]

Happens all over Latin America too

[@goldencoast8896]

Where You from??

[@zai1111]

Jamaica

[@zai1111]

Exactly all white people are white but black people are so called "different"

[@shantellk4531]

Me as a light skinned black person visiting Arkansas. Im treated different and it’s terrible

[@peterirungu4083]

Why was his wife locked in a room in the beginning? I was waiting to see if there’s a reason but I didn’t see.

[@straypaper]

In universe reason probably because of a faulty lock locking her from the outside. Meta reason probably to allow the movie to showcase his lock-picking skill for future plot points.

[@KingofHearts]

Interesting that he didn’t want to break/replace an obviously faulty door, only because it cost $1500.

[@straypaper]

@@KingofHearts I mean, he can already pick the lock. Why choose the more expensive options?

[@almostontimehero5415]

Women.

[@decensus.amentia]

@@almostontimehero5415 XD

[@Just_Adrian_]

3:14 my grandad used to never be allowed to be in the room with the christmas tree as a child cause his stepfather hated him and only loved his biological reasons, so when he was grown up he made sure to always decorate the tree with a whole lot of stuff and that kinda reminds me of that

[@MissusPenPen]

I started watching videos like this thanks to you. Now I understand how carefully you choose your movies to explain, and I'm thankfull for the good quality you bring us, mr. From movie details till explanations and a good dialogue

[@izzy2802]

It's been awhile since I've seen the main character live and have some type of redemption of his past with his family. I liked the plot and cast.

[@Melissakamper]

*since*

[@acrj-alfasaus4825]

get out?

[@portiada]

Wish the movie had more addressed the abuse. That wasn't "whoop your kids: yeah or naw?" He had scars like a slave. It's natural to want permanent distance from trauma. Movie covered disdain/rejection of dad's beliefs, but once the action started, painted him as "just a classist jerk". Addressing that would have given him more nuance.

[@TititoDeBologay]

I think They wanted to address It. There are a fair few deleted scenes out there, who hint at how communities sometimes enable abuse of children, calling It discipline "I was whooped as a kid, I turned out ok" type of shit. No Sir, you were a kid who didn't know any better and your parents should have sit you down and explain stuff to You

[@RanOfdensen]

'they've been keeping themselves young through magic' sounds like something stolen right out of scooby doo on zombie island.

[@chinangel]

I think that elloise (however you spell it) regenerates her body thanks to her doll but won't go after him. Working on her turf is one th ing, but on his is a *VERY* different one

[@tibbiekat4531]

In Jamaica we have something similar to this but we call it Obeyah the Haitians have it too but I've heard of being this horrific. They usual just make people have bad luck and they don't live in groups they'll live by themselves in woodland areas or in a community. The part where they use animal parts to help people see or talk reminds of the Jonkunuh dance where they behead animals to summon spirits and people would get possessed and start walking up walls and twisting their bodies even the beheaded animals would still be dancing during the whole act.

[@m.g7408]

Sure they do.

[@junejj2127]

💀💀💀I had to do some research right quick cause I'm from the Bahamas and we celebrated Junkanoo every year

[@tibbiekat4531]

@@junejj2127 we too. I saw it once.

[@hannahbarbarian6786]

@@m.g7408 why not go to them if you don't believe? Surely your logic will see you through.

[@kristianreign9110]

dude, how do you find all this very interesting horror movies ?! it's honestly insane...keep up the great videos man

[@calumv988]

Yeah this was a great movie. I love these hidden gems. I saw no trailers or hype for it. You always help me find some amazing movies! Thank you

[@jarmakey1]

I actually gagged out loud when he shoved that spike back in. Jesus H Christ, I would've just run for it, no way am I shoving a spike in me!

[@ganjatheninja]

as my grandfather said i aint ever met a man so disrespectful until i met my own kind.

[@viciouzzzebra8582]

Ayyyeeee got here in less than a minute! Lol FOUND FLIX IS AWESOMEEE!!!

[@danielbuzo7261]

A true accomplishment lol

[@Unlisted005]

LETS GOOO

[@Edwin-sr8lq]

Ayyyeeee no one asked!

[@nicknevco215]

That spike makes me think of the surgery that I had, that hurt when it was meant to happen can't image what that would feel like for that character

[@OEDODRAGON]

The only lesson here is that you should never (after getting away from it) visit parents that believe in dark magic, even for a funeral.

[@junglekutz5625]

Especially if you haven't seen them for god knows how long......as that pretty much says that you do not care. I don't care what another says in order not to appear bad in anothers eyes. If you ran away from home and avoided whatever odd parent.........you don't give a rats ass. Plus, what would be the point to attend their funeral?!? Most don't even realize that there is way more to funerals than sitting in front of the person that is deceased.

[@m.g7408]

Especially if its in a movie where all bs is allowed and its not bound by natural law.

[@nunyabiznes33]

I wonder if this couple have beef with the father

[@denezebootle]

​@@m.g7408surprisingly there is some truth to it. I'm not from a culture that practices it but some other Caribbean cultures practice something called "obeyah" and it's a type of dark magic. Haitians who have migrated to the Bahamas have bought it here. It's not prevalent but seemingly it is strange magic. Voodoo, Hoodoo, Obeyah etc they all deal with killing, sacrifices and messing with spirits in some way.

[@AB-np2mj]

as much as i love horror and black fronted media and films, im tired of only seeing movies with entirely black casts when it’s time to make a movie about racism and pain and trauma. how hard is it to make a happy lighthearted movie with a fully black cast/production team?

[@yucol5661]

Where have you been the last 50 years??? Its 90% comedy films. Google “Madea”

[@randiwilliams8360]

@@SirHavok Even with this comment lacking correct pronunciation, it's clear the the commenter wants to see more black centered movies that don't focus on trauma but by looking at your other comments I can see your some sort of white troll.

[@333erica]

@@SirHavok 😒

[@fluffitoes8811]

@@SirHavok Just leave them alone….jeez if you don’t agree go away troll.

[@fluffitoes8811]

I feel the same way. I’d love to see a cast of black people in a lovely movie filled with happiness😍

[@Koi_Redd]

"They say this is a big rich town, I just come from the poorest part..."

[@deathdefying1472]

Well another foundflix video to end a pretty good Sunday

[@groschance262]

So what happen to his daddy

[@ItsObivonneKenobi]

Where can we watch this one? Also, do a "Endings Explained" for the Spanish film "The Orphanage"

[@naivenitara]

YES! Please. Wonderful movie 💚

[@LoreleiCatherine]

Looks like you can rent it here on KZbin, on busy, on Amazon prime, and also on Apple TV. :) it’s all rental but this movie looks worth it!

[@PapaThiccc]

Yo could you do another Alaskan horror movie? Im from Alaska and loved 30 days of night. So I'd love to see more movies like that, because I had completely forgotten about 30 days of night.

[@mazzame6480]

When did he do 30days of night?

[@PapaThiccc]

@@mazzame6480 I think I'm thinking of Roanoke Gaming. He did a break down of it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2XQoXmAe9l2hqM

[@PapaThiccc]

@@user-qc6cf2ez2k well I guess I know what I'm checking out tonight

[@mazzame6480]

@@PapaThiccc I saw it+liked it. 😎 I was worried if missed sumfin on foundflixs. I checked all the way through his vids 2make sure.🤣😘🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😎

[@PapaThiccc]

@@mazzame6480 I feel that

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

Omg! I am sooo happy you are reviewing this film. As a Black woman who enjoys horror, I always enjoy when films like this make it to the screen (or streaming service lol). The all Black casts was exciting too.

[@Sam-iy8qm]

Ikr, Haitian and West African culture have so much potential for interesting concepts in their folklore. This was fun.

[@vampirascoffin870]

Yup we good at that🤙🏼🇭🇹🇭🇹🤙🏼

[@Insightofanauthor]

I really hope your channel grows more and more for many years to come. Don't know what l would do if you stop making your videos love your channel to bits. 🥰

[@MYoung23]

This movie has some commentary on the class distinctions among Black people but I don't think it was handled well. Loretta Devine's portrayal of the main bad is yikes even with the explanation/twist about who she is. Also, Vodun or Voodoo is actually neutral with it being able to be used for good or bad but here it's a stereotypically "evil."

[@B00STED.B]

Yeah it was really the modernization of pop culture which gave voodoo the evil stereo but at the same time yes my grandmother used to practice magic she would always tell me with blood magic their is a good and a evil but sometimes calling to the good you bring the evil that it is best not to practice blood magic unless you are taught properly their could be consequences swear it shakes me to the core I am not one of those people who do it

[@truthseeksme9994]

If you have to mutilate a living thing for magic.. It's not neutral.. Introspection is painful, but worth it..

[@jamieyoung9206]

@@truthseeksme9994 you don’t mutilate anything. Hoodoo is basically like shamanism or an animistic work. You use herbs in hoodoo you don’t mutilate any living thing to heal or for magic. But when they mean it’s neutral you can cast spells and curses on someone, the power is neutral. It can be used to heal or destroy basically. The movie just furthers propaganda that it’s wicked

[@truthseeksme9994]

@@jamieyoung9206 so animal bones aren't used correct? Nor are animal parts used at all?

[@d.ag.b1135]

@@truthseeksme9994 How much do you actually know about this? I'd suspect very little, yet here you are passive-aggressively critiquing it, almost like the main characters in the movie...weird.

[@thewildking1233]

As someone from Kentucky I like when there is movies based in Kentucky or about Kentucky. And that was one scary/cool movie in my opinion.

[@lurksmcgee]

the older lady's perfectly straight teeth pull me out of this lol, perfectly straight white teeth always pulls me out of stuff like this sigh

[@morgangray4208]

Some people go their whole lives without needed braces ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@almostontimehero5415]

I know what you mean. When I watched Terminator Salvation or Redemption or whatever, when the actors talked, they had bright white teeth, like they got them bleached before that day of filming. Teeth aren't supposed to reflect light like that naturally. Took me out of the movie each time.

[@morgangray4208]

Wow my brain completely skipped over the “white” and I thought the fact that her teeth were straight pulls you out 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@lurksmcgee]

@@morgangray4208 LOL straight teeth not so much but perrrrfectly straight pristine white teeth yes yes yes, it's just this thing that gets me idk why. When I watched Vikings and all of their teeth were just so pristine straight and white I was like...this...doesn't seem right lol

[@LoreleiCatherine]

To suspend disbelief I just think “it’s that hoodoo dentistry!” 🤣

[@Keys-zq1gw]

Using those goat eyes for the man to see... one of the creepiest, skin-crawlingest, nightmarish sights I’ve ever seen! 🤭😵💀

[@worksmagic89]

The part with the ritual and the man having the goat eyes was super creepy in my opinion.

[@imogenx9145]

The nail in the foot just brings back all my childhood intrusive thoughts, no thanks!

[@LadyCoyKoi]

How symbolic of this film. You can never forget the past, if you truly want to move forward into the future. In Santeria and many sects of the Ifa religion, you are first encouraged to look into your family past in order to set your future paths in the religion. Ancestors have a way to guide you. Not just in Ifa, Santeria, Balo, Regla de la orishas, etc, but many religions, cultural customs of ancestor worship forces you to look into the past to know your true self and set up a path that is right for you. This movie has so many tiny hints and bits, which you mentioned (and I love you for that), of this ancestor guidance and setting up a new path in life. Also you can't never ignore your ancestors for too long. You are part of your family lineage. Another added note, as others had pointed out this film needs a sequel. Interesting note from movie: The son could regain a hand using a boogity and attach a new limb. 🤔The father regained his hudou abilities from his past. His father always knew his son has the gift but the son wanted to forget it all. You can go afar as possible from your past, but your ancestors always find a way and your destiny is unfolded to that what you ought to be.

[@jermaenjoyer]

I’ve been binging legit all your videos the last few days so much that I had a dream about you last night. You were my dad in it. You were a cool dad. Thank you

[@JohnGalt916]

You seemed kind of shocked at the inside racism in black culture. One of the worse things you can be called is country or a bamma (Alabama).

[@JessieP07]

Lmao why is that the worst thing to be called? People really do be wildin.

[@nkoonkukoo]

@Cody Hutton huh?

[@Manifrmdajungle]

@Cody Hutton maybe JUST maybe he suprised about the movie because its like no one before

[@lmboyd3]

It’s not racism it’s classism within a homogenous group

[@sonablom]

So this is like skeleton key but teaching the protagonist to believe in hoodo backfired because his background allows him to be a practitioner and use it to fight back. Cool.

[@whointhewhat]

I’m having major period cramps and this made my night

[@GiDD504]

Hope ya feel better fren! That stuff sucks asss

[@Hearthburn1]

Oof, been there. Sucks bigtime. Hope you feel better soon!

[@Cybo-18]

Oof i feel your pain. Hope you feel better

[@Notoriouscj1]

What's a period cramps

[@devonnotz9898]

@@Notoriouscj1 shouldn't of asked

[@myronmason8170]

"I can put you up, I can put you down! Turn you sideways and spin you around!" - Eloise; I love that quote!

[@DC-tx2zy]

The boogity-bang-bang-the beat,said a hip hop body rock..... Couldn't help it man, you kept saying boogity(which is hilarious) so I had to. Great job!

[@LoreleiCatherine]

Sir, imma need you to do a movie called Killer High, I absolutely loved that movie and I’d love to hear your take on it! I’ve been sitting here binge watching the channel and you are doing the work of heroes here. I cannot stand getting emotionally invested in a movie just for it to wind up infuriating me, it is exhausting, and with your videos I don’t waste any time on the bad movies that slowly take pieces of my soul with all their badness!

[@TinyPebbles1]

I remember watching this movie with my parents a while ago, and I honestly think about it a lot lmao. We thought it was really good, especially the actor who played the hoodoo woman (forgot her name-). My dad had even said they couldn’t have picked a better actor for her.

[@nelixsulu6201]

Loretta Devine is her name

[@carynwaters9153]

Loretta Devine is like the Black Meryl Streep tbh. She’s been in Black movies for decades and is always amazing. Comedy, bf drama, horror, and even acting as if she has a illness (she played Dr. Webber’s wife who got Alzheimer’s which she did very well, per usual lol). But yeah Loretta Devine has been a very prominent “Mom” or older woman/aunt in great Black movies and shows for decades. Sad that she doesn’t have enough mainstream awards especially with how diverse she is!

[@bellystraw]

It's pretty brave for a 2020 filmmaker to show that everyone can show prejudice. And Voodoo is something that should be used more often in horror. It's a very cool religion

[@KupcakeKitten]

Hoodoo* it's not completely different but it is not the same as voodoo.

[@ziegfeld4131]

@@KupcakeKitten wrong voodoo is a religion hoodoo is a magical practice used in voodoo worship but you can practice it without subscribing to voodoo

[@ceruleantortoiseoats]

@@ziegfeld4131ok so everybody knows the answers… big whoop what’s the difference? it’s all the same when it comes to black magic.

[@QuirkyShiny]

Great summary (as usual) - would just point out that while there are some aspects that deal with racism, this flick's more of an examination of classism/prejudice

[@rayp4986]

Great? The title says ending explained… horrible video.

[@reclaimedandrested]

The magic practiced in the film was Hoodoo, not Voodoo or Vodun which is a religion. Hoodoo is African American folk magic, not a religion. Great review. Made me want to see the actual film.

[@toxicmatrix1337]

I just watched this tonight. 7.5 out of 10. Can you do the movie Virus? Please? I just love it, it's basic AF but please!!!

[@aSinisterKiid]

interesting concept. Basically seems like "Misery" with 2021 racial undertones. It tells a powerful story and it seems like it was done with care to do it properly at least.

[@wereyoungwithpotential661]

Last time I was this early, Kim Kardashian was still Paris Hilton's assistant

[@wereyoungwithpotential661]

@Saltydeadguy Azzhuo OMG HAHAH

[@SammiLaRo11]

Lmaooo

[@sandycheeksbop]

Hi foundflix, i am a fan of this channel for a while now and i wanted to recommend an amazing movie called “climax”. it’s about a dance troupe who’s party turns dark when they find their punch was spiked with lsd, i know it’s not your typical horror with ghosts and such, but it’s a mind bending thriller and i would love to hear you explore the themes and break down the movie!

[@robsol2006]

Take me away from this nightmare brother. Thank you so much for this upload. Needed something right now

[@GiDD504]

You doing ok friend?

[@nikitamontanna2733]

Sending love

[@therademago6762]

keep your head up mate

[@GuppyFacesAreCute]

oh I missed ur 2 million.. grats FoundFlix!

[@zenboy2000]

You've sold me on this movie, even though I've watched the full review I will watch it. It reminds me a bit of The Serpent and the Rainbow.

[@hazel2343]

I hope you have a great day dude. Nothing but awesome content on this channel. My mornings would be lost without you in the background.

[@doingme8384]

This movie was soooooo good. Shows how magic can also be used for good but watch out, it can also be used for bad or even come back to you. Karma I guess they would call it!! What a gem, this movie was.

[@Gojeto346]

you said country ass well you know and I was like is bumpkin really that bad of a word??? then I remembered lmao

[@nikolama6739]

I'm here every week within the first 10 minutes of you posting. I mute my zoom class, say *I am the sand guardian, f*** off*, and settle in for my foundy flix. Love you

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*I AM THE SAND GUARDIAN! GUARDIAN OF THE SAND!* (Poseidon quivers before him) *FUCK OFF!*

[@kaysmith4594]

This reminds me of the film Skelton Key. Looks good👍🏾

[@jermaenjoyer]

Babe wake up, new FoundFlix just dropped

[@187mrsmith]

Found flix put a spell on us i even got a notification for it!

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[@Daakist]

You should do an ending explained for The Toll (2021). I really liked it.

[@jenrobins1134]

Glad you are doing spell, I find it fairly underrated

[@spencerdokes6056]

I guess the real hoodoo was the boogeties we made along the way

[@xaviernscott8695]

YES! I WAS SO EXCITED WHEN I SAW THE NOTIFICATION!!

[@teonnaweakfall1606]

So happy you covered this movie.😊

[@k1ngh0rus46]

Foundflix you complete my weekend! Just a few minutes an thousands of views. Yeah! You know your the man Flix!!! 🔥💯

[@colleensluss6521]

Personally didn't love the ending to this film. Would have been more satisfying if he defeated the voodoo cult using modern technology or something that would represent a contrast between his past & his present. It's possible to accept your past and "face it" without having to literally "become it" as he did. *shrugs*

[@bats6318]

I guess it’s a commentary on intergenerational trauma or something

[@zoewolf7777]

*hoodoo

[@jondidesign8045]

that’s how you confront your past you deal with it and use it for your good

[@KimmiTheOracle]

He tried! But technology wasn’t on his side. Even when he called the cop it ended badly. Sometimes you just have to fight fire with fire

[@tylersamuels4438]

3:35 "Dang boi, big leagues over here!" I didn't know I needed this sound clip lmao.

[@linisin2083]

This movie hits hard As a black person There’s so many aspects to this movie that speaks volumes And I’m sure other communities go through the same aspects of this But the black community is probably the most divided. It’s so rare For Black people to look back When they (leave the hood) aka become successful. For some reason they don’t leave a legacy. To help guide the next generation to success. And a lot of Black people find that they lose their identity of being black. And giving it up for being successful. Like you can’t do both? We’re so hateful and mean to each other most times. We look down at each other all the time. That House slave and field slave dynamic is still real. This movie It’s a great look into these type of problems. Reminds us Black people and also help Other identities to understand these type of issues

[@dantedeon658]

Agreed and the expectation of how you should be as a certain race like it defines you instead of your own behavior

[@thunderhorse6666]

Are these lyrics to a song or something

[@linisin2083]

@@thunderhorse6666 No lol

[@I_Made_it_Up]

I don't think having a identify built on race is healthy it will only lead to unification of that race and separation of the others

[@KeyingUrCar]

The WAY these videos start my week off so well 🙇‍♀️

[@nightangel3578]

This movie could've been so good, but it just wasn't. Unanswered questions, some of the acting was lackluster, and some parts seemed unnecessarily rushed.

[@libby8269]

Wow this man is doing a great job. I mean we all knew he was but... dang. Production is so low and at the same time shit projects are getting put into circulation so to have people like our reviewer really, really helps. This one... omg. I’m so excited to watch it I actually rented it from KZbin. You don’t understand; I *never* do that. Esp in the last year + so I just want everyone to know, here is one happyyy customer/fan 💕💕😂😂

[@jakesmith6011]

I really like the lore and magic in this movie. Pretty cool

[@rosekhvu]

I only watch horror films if Found Fix makes a video about. Thank you for making horror videos easy to digest

[@cypher237]

Love my FoundFlix! ❤

[@amandaredd3057]

I've been wanting a breakdown of this movie! I love me some FoundFlix!

[@Grandmas_Favorite]

Spoiler: Why does the cop even stop by looking for Mark if he’s in on it? He even calls Mark* back to confirm, though he is unable to answer...

[@Darkgun231]

Maybe he was only playing along so that, if Mark really had escaped, or found a way to do so when he stopped by, he could help Eloise with recapturing him.

[@iamdanyboy1]

911 calls are recorded.

[@Grandmas_Favorite]

@@Darkgun231 yeah I was thinking that too... But of course when they go out to see the sheriff that’s when Mark is able to get the upper hand with his plan.

[@zeldafan1315]

Im always accidentally early for your videos. I mean it by I always get on around this time but can never remember when you post, so I always get on and see fresh video and instantly clicking lol