Steven Spielberg thought the Paranormal Activity DVD was Big Haunted - Fact Fiend

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[@tyrgannusgaming6657]

Paranormal Activity undercut itself by creating sequels. In some ways, it may have been more effective to make a similar found footage horror series that was more story and character driven after the first as opposed to direct sequels. The biggest fear of Paranormal Activity right when it came out was just how un movie like it seemed

[@armayafox1328]

To this day, I will always believe Paranormal Activity would have been a better franchise if they made it into an anthology series. Basically, having a completely unrelated haunting being shown in each sequel.

[@armayafox1328]

@Hunter Nope. 2 was a prequel with Katie’s sister, and had Katie and Micah cameos as well. And 3 took place with the events Katie mentioned happened to her when she and her sister were children. So it was always tied together.

[@zerovalon6243]

The REC series did that. They upped the story telling while holding onto it's original shot on video format. They are surprisingly good considering there are about four of them.

[@finishlastguy]

It follows reverse Star Trek rules every odd numbered movie is good

[@matthewfredericks25]

​@@armayafox1328 in my eyes 3 is 1, 2 is 2 and 1 is 3

[@mmmhhm]

Adam Savage from myth busters once talked about how he almost gave up doing a myth cause of how damn tired he was. (It was going down on a giant water slide) Once of the stunt crew came up to him and said, “when you’re doing stunts, your first question is never ‘are we done?’ It is always, ‘does the director want another shot?’” So no doubt that Excorcist stuntman would have happily and willingly thrown himself down more times if the director asked for it. Props to stuntment

[@Lyander25]

"Happily" is a bit much I think, but willingly? Seems so. The amount of absolute crud that lots of stuntfolk have to endure to make movies better is absolutely mad, they deserve all they get paid and very likely more (speaking as someone NOT in the industry and just going off cultural osmosis).

[@redderthanmisty6762]

"What movie do you get the most scared of", Not exactly a movie, but Doctor Who - The empty child terrified the living shit out of me as a kid, along with other notable hits such as Forest of the Dead, and best of all, Don't Blink.

[@aaronself2411]

The episode where they go to the largest library in the universe, and the fuckin shadows eat people, yet, keep their memories? Fuckin awful. Not nearly as bad as the chick who got turned into a dalik, but didn't realize what had happened to her was fucking psychological horror for everyone who watched it.

[@redderthanmisty6762]

@Aaron Self If I recall correctly, the shadows didn't keep their memories, but there was a chip on their spacesuits that emulated the dead person long enough for loved ones to say goodbye. Beyond that, it was the library itself that stored their consciousness on a hard drive upon death. I still don't know why they haven't used it as a way to bring back river song in some form to the story (though maybe they did, idk, i couldn't watch past halfway of Jodie's first season)

[@thetiniestpirate]

Waters Of Mars got me good too

[@John-or4ph]

Steven Spielberg also thought it was okay to direct a move wherein the protagonist survives a nuclear explosion by hiding in a refrigerator.

[@fallenangeldraco3778]

I think they yadda yadda'd some bs about it being lead lined

[@John-or4ph]

@@fallenangeldraco3778 Lead lined is fine. What's not fine is getting thrown god knows how far whilst confined in a tight space and then landing and rolling out like it's nothing instead of being mangled beyond recognition.

[@Faenwolf]

@@John-or4ph Maybe he still had some of the holy water from the grail adventure in his system…

[@KrytenKoro]

@@John-or4ph also, extreme heat. That's a big part of why people were vaporized

[@billwenham]

Also thought it was okay to drop people from a plane in an inflated raft, down a mountain, off a waterfall, and yet no one was injured or lost a hat.

[@corvigae]

With you guys mentioning Cloverfield, I have to talk about how I had the absolute best viewing experience of the movie "10 Cloverfield Lane," simply because I'd never even heard of the original Cloverfield movie before, so I had absolutely NO context for what I was watching. So, I got to enjoy a really fucking interesting psychological thriller where I legitimately couldn't tell if the main antagonist was lying or not through the whole film...and then suddenly get the mindfuck of my goddamn life when suddenly at the end *SURPRISE BITCH, IT'S ALIENS!!*

[@TheNaturalnuke]

RIGHT?

[@bluebadger8811]

I remember hearing that after the film of frankenstien was released in the 30s (I think could be later), the director was called by someone the night it released saying I've just watched your movie and if I can't sleep neither are you, lol

[@azathoththe3rd]

I literally have had people tell me that they hated paranormal activity because they said that the acting looked incredibly fake. Meaning they have consumed so much media and entertainment they've forgotten what a genuine reacting to something startling looks and sounds like

[@ZeallustImmortal]

Mfs out here forgetting that actors intentionally "over act" for the sake of their movies being dramatic

[@Nich_B23]

I think that people struggled with the camera style and editing more than the characters and acting. At least when I saw it originally that was the hurdle I had to work through.

[@Quintonias]

Also the "why os she screaming for help? I would be running!" Like they know how rational they'll be while being hunted by horrors beyond humand comprehension.

[@ColorblindVic]

I remember back in the 00's we were watching The Ring at my friends house, and we prepared the setting to be a little spocky, so basically the only light was from the tv. Well, at the time this friend had a land line phone laying around on a small table in front of the tv. I was laying on the floor while watching the movie with the small table right behind me. So, we are at the moment when the guy watches the killer vhs and the second it's over, both the phone in the movie and my friend's land line started ringing loud as fork. It took us like2 seconds to evacuate that house, and half an hour to come back in. It was really fun

[@IonAeon]

Was watching The Ring alone at like 2 am a few years ago and that was the night my cat decided to demonstrate that he learned to open doors. Almost shat myself when the door creaked open behind me, but then the chonky yellow culprit meowed at me from the bottom of the door and strutted in, looking very satisfied with himself.

[@ColorblindVic]

@@IonAeon All Cats Are Beautiful

[@Nich_B23]

@@IonAeonlol sometimes I’ll nod out on the couch and my cat and dog both do this and it’ll jump scare me

[@Kirhean]

Paranormal Activity was genuinely frightening because I've experienced "weird shit" in my life a lot, and that movie was like watching someone ask "yeah, but what if it was *actually* demons?" I don't usually find horror movies scary, more just boring or occasionally suspenseful. But I don't need to watch that movie ever again, the woman getting dragged out of bed gave me nightmares and is permanently seared into my brain.

[@FigmentForever]

As Above So Below is such an underrated & great Found Footage type movie.

[@AutieDino]

21:27 I had the unenviable experience of watching Paranormal Activity 6 (?) the ghost dimension 'alone', in 3D, in a subtitled screening ( yeah 3D+Subtitles isn't a good mix :D ) however as I say 'alone' yeah, so there were noises which were clearly not in the film and there wasn't anyone else there it wasn't staff coming in either, was like someone sitting down but i was last one out and nobody passed me in a similar vein to that, i saw the Omen remake which released on 6th June 2006 (6/6/06) yeah about 10-15 minutes in all power cuts to the screen, I was also alone - this wasn't a skit as it restarted a minute or so later and wasn't addressed - normally you'll get staff some in and either update on the delay, tell you to goto a screening slightly later on starting in 'x' minutes or give you a voucher for a new film ( which happened to me when Frozen 2 3D glitched and a GIANT Elsa head loomed superimposed over every scene like Zordon), fun times😳

[@ColtNomad]

My favorite movie experiences were the Paranormal Activity era. Just crowded theaters where everyone was collectively screaming in fear. It was so fun.

[@AutieDino]

i saw the first one with friends and we were in the row between a group who clearly couldn't get seats together, in the film the guy behind me leans in and whispers 'can you tap my mate on the shoulder to scare him' , told him no A) as I don't know if that IS his mate & B ) nah, I'm not scaring them for you

[@brookb5890]

I remember a friend bringing that dvd out to watch at a sleepover party and I am a huge baby, so I refused to watch it but I didn't want to sell anyone out, so I just went upstairs to her bedroom and read a book until her mom said pizza was here. I figured the movie must have been over if she took the food to the basement. I came down during the scene where the girl is pulled out of the bed, and it freaked me out so much, I had trouble sleeping for a week. 😅🙈 I was so horrified because under the covers is supposed to be sacred, but it went UNDER the covers to pull her foot.

[@matthewscherrer7839]

The 1st movie to effect me was Gates of Hell (City of the Living Dead ). Think I was 11 years old when I watched it on cable. There's a part in the movie where someone throws up their organs. The shock of it hit me. It caused a Vasovagal syncope to happen. I did some research and found out that's what happened to me.

[@thewarlocke5303]

I never understood having that reaction to things, since I was never very squeamish about blood.. Until one day I answered a frantic door knock. It was our neighbor, who had been using electric hedge trimmers and somehow got her hand, and was in a panic needing to be driven to the ER. While she still had all her fingers.. There was blood everywhere, and I won't go into detail but.. Yeah it looked REALLY bad. I almost hit the tile floor. REALLY glad I wasn't the only person with a driver's license home at the time. I would not have been in any state to drive her.

[@keithwoodcrest]

Another good example of a director not telling the actor about what was going to happen was Alan Rickman in Die Hard when he gets dropped off the building. They were supposed to drop him on 3 but dropped him on 1 and that's why his facial reaction looks so genuine

[@AutieDino]

what i love about that is its his first film role and he gave them no time for treating him as anewbie :D he'd massive amount of experience acting and knew how good he was

[@keithwoodcrest]

@@AutieDino I forgot about that! Makes me love the performance even more!

[@ScottLahteine]

Back in the day the movie that freaked us kids out was "Patrick" (1978) featuring one of the creepiest psychokinetic killers in a coma in movie history.

[@jaymcmullen6274]

Nisha and stairs seems to have the same magnetism as toddlers and wall sockets, or pretty much any deadly thing in homes.

[@seanhutt4621]

In the same vein as The descent where this monsters are hiding in plain sight in the background In the second guardians of the Galaxy movie where drax says that he's invisible .... He's actually in the background standing motionless in about five or six shots before that scene 🤣🤣

[@Carlos-Mora]

One of my favorite examples of a stunt that just had to go in is in Project A, where Jackie Chan falls of a clock tower. He broke his neck on the first take, didn't like it so he filmed again, but still included both shots. So there's a scene where he falls off the clock, and then does a double take showing him falling in a clearly different trajectory.

[@cristiannino3654]

Idk wtf happened to my algorithm but I'm just happy yt started recommending your videos again. I went months without seeing one, which now lets me binge everything I missed. Works for me lol.

[@Fridge_Fiend]

I was really into ufo's and aliens a little bit ago and after like 3 hours of binging that content, I was reading on reddit how if you do see an alien in your backyard how your fight or flight would be so strong, it'd be so hard to just stand there and film it casually and the alien could sense how freaked out you are. I was thinking how I'd react, thinking I could probably stay pretty calm. No joke, a random woman walked past my window as I was reading this and it was one of the biggest frights of my life. I accept I would not be calm if an alien was in my back yard now. Fight or flight is crazy

[@ODSTGeneralYT]

I actually grew up fairly close to one of the houses used in one of the Amityville Horror films. Something about it always used to send a bit of a chill down my spine even before it featured in the film.

[@blank88space]

I want to see a horror movie made to make you feel like your being watched but you never fully find out if there is something there

[@hazemetz7896]

Steven Spielberg's house is literally a haunted horror house. If he says this film made him scared to be in his own deliberately gothic and macabre house then this deffo spooked him.

[@cme2cau]

I'm old and in 1976, Carrie was released. Drive In cinemas were also popular. I reckon thousands of cars have dents in the roof from people jumping out of their seats at the end of Carrie! Also, the Paris catacombs are cool. It was only later that I thought about all the dead people whose remains are interred there...

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

There's a great story from the man himself, Stephen King. When "Carrie" first came out, he and his wife attended a screening in Boston, and there were two large black men sat in front of them. They jumped out of their seats and grabbed each other like little kids. And from that moment on, King knew that the film was a success.

[@rosecity_chris]

I usually laugh at or am simply just entertained in a fun way by horror movies. I saw PA in the theater with an ex and despite being adults, we both got home completely freaked out. She went up stairs and I started stomping up making scary noises and she started screaming lol truly a great scary movie, most of the sequels weren't quite as good. Maybe because the gimmick wore off.

[@shannonloewen5991]

I just so happened to watch this on February 2. Happy Birthday, Karl. Cooking is never boring when I'm constantly learning nonsense.

[@thetiniestpirate]

The faraway/nearby friends bit still does me a giggle

[@katoshuu]

My dad to me and my siblings, saying it's a "real life movie". He said everything ACTUALLY happened

[@Infamouslbx]

Good parenting right there.

[@zen_tewmbs]

Funniest part is: I don’t think he was actually lying. Unless there’s CGI that I forgot about, every single frame actually happened as is. It just was, ya know, acted.

[@zen_tewmbs]

Funniest part is: I don’t think he was actually lying. Unless there’s CGI that I forgot about, every single frame actually happened as is. It just was, ya know, acted.

[@vadersjester]

It reminds me of the BBC Halloween show Ghost Watch, where people genuinely thought was real, up to and including Michael Parkinson "going insane" at the end of the show.

[@olfenite]

I remember back when The Ring first came out, I was probably in high school and my sister in middle school. If you need a reminder, it was the movie where you watched a haunted video tape and then you receive a call that you will die in 7 days unless you copy the tape. We watched it with our dad and my friend, and the movie was over around 2:00 AM. We thought the movie was scary but not THAT scary. But what was spooky is that about 30 seconds into the credits my sister's friend calls. Keep in mind this was when landlines were still a thing and no one called after midnight, never.

[@thewarlocke5303]

We had watched the movie when it first came out, then loaned it to some friends. They were planning on watching it right away. I waited until they likely would have just finished it, then called their landline. They didn't think it was as funny as I did.

[@OutlawWalker]

This just reminds me of watching the ring then having my phone ring when the movie goes static at the end

[@Y2Jerms]

The "you need to watch this movie because it's so scary" thing doesn't always work. Babadook and smile were somewhat talked about like that and they were just disappointing.

[@angeldust1166]

It may be midnight but I'm going to watch paranormal activity

[@justinheyward9456]

When I saw Paranormal Activity, someone jumped up and ran out of the theater during the scene where she was dragged out of the bed. Good times.

[@---l---]

Remember, Regular Checks for Gas Leaks, Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide and Radon gas. Then a neurologist and or physiologist.

[@philsechzi8469]

4th kind still messes me up to this day knowing full well it was all scripted

[@lemlemnade9530]

The biggest problem with the Paranormal Activity sequels for me was definitely how they tried to turn it into a continuous narrative about the family from the first film for some reason? Like, they could have made such a PHENOMENAL film series if they just made every film focus on a different group of people. Nobody on earth was watching these movies because they were invested in the characters' backstory ffs

[@favoritemustard3542]

This reminds me of the original concept behind HALLOWEEN ~ telling a different scary story each time. Which of course they abandoned. Sad!

[@steelsamuel129]

What a great video to watch at 1am

[@gavinator.3587]

I didn't need that image of Nisha falling down stairs in my mind. Lmao

[@thelikebutton3176]

If you look close you can see a tiny bit of padding on the top of each stair during the fall. But other than that, the guy just threw himself down the stairs full send.

[@TheAvalonSword]

That one scene in Signs with Mel Gibson, is when Joaquin phoenix is looking at the news and that alien walks out of the bushes at a birthday party. Scared me for like a week.

[@rmo9808]

Cats Eye messed me up as a little kid

[@Kinnakeeter]

I never saw it and I like Drew Barrymore

[@brendanhilgeman1395]

Had a door slam shut super loud while watching A Haunting in Connecticut 2. I knew instantly it was because of a draft through 2 open windows, didn't stop me going "WTF!"

[@FlipPyro]

Those stairs are at Georgetown university. I took a picture there when I visited my sister

[@TwizslurD]

I've had 2 moments of genuine fear in my life so far. One of them embarrassing, the other not so much. The first. I have a gasmask for recreational purposes, but rarely used it by myself, more of a party item. Went in solo one night, and found out the hard way that it glows in the dark. This one still freaks me out to this day. Years back, me and my mother are watching TV late at night. We notice that we haven't seen our dog for a while. Look outside, look in her usual nap spots, call her name, nothing.. We find her behind the couch, standing and staring into corner of the room, the hair on her back standing on end. We pet her, call to her. I even picked her up and moved her across the room, and she just walked right back to the same spot, stood and stared. Eventually after about 10 minutes of us watching her, she "snaps out of it" and gets on the couch with us like nothing happened. It's the only time she ever did anything like that. I still live in the same house, I've had multiple dogs in this house since then, and they've never "sensed" anything. Granted. I've had multiple friends on separate occasions see an old lady in this house, but I've never seen her myself so I don't fully credit it to "my story". But I know she's here, and she's apparently friendly so I mind it, we stay out of each other's way. I do know that two sisters owned this property, which used to consist of two houses, and a 2-story garage where they ran a seamstress shop. They passed away, the property was split by the township, we have a house and the garage, the other house is abandoned. The sister is rumored to have passed away in the other house, but I personally have no proof (haven't really looked for it either, it's none my business).

[@TheHere_AndNow]

The one Nisha was thinking about was the chest burster from the alien movie lol I remember that one

[@matthewfredericks25]

If I watched paranormal activity and got locked in my room I would 1000% believe that movie is haunted

[@ameier5570]

I remember Paranormal Activity Fondly, i watched it the first time, the night i moved in to my very first apartment away from home. It was a very loud setteling building. It wasn't a really good idea in highnsight xD

[@Bacon_Pancakes]

The 4th kind is the only movie to truly scare me.

[@TheAngelThatCry]

Paranormal activity and blair witch project are my all time scary movies of all time.

[@ironkeysora]

I watched this documentary about a house that's pretty famous for being haunted during and for like a week after we had a bunch of paranormal activity in my house

[@Kobay350]

The stairs in the exorcist are near where I live. Those things are terrifying. Visited the cause a friend loves that movie and was in town. I'm afraid of heights and they set off the feeling when we were at the top.

[@chubbchubb9443]

The bloodletting scene of the exorcist is the one that always gets me

[@Kinnakeeter]

Is that where Linda Blair was doing the crab walk down the stairs? That part was creepy as hell

[@SirSblop]

I'm going to sound so silly after this but the original Blair Witch Project still gets me a little bit, but it doesn't hit me until i'm alone in a dark space long after the movie 😂

[@poppaspank]

Is it okay to have [SPOILERS] for a 1967 film? Of course the movies you see as a teenager hit you because it's the first time you've seen something like that. "Wait Until Dark" has Audrey Hepburn as the blind wife and Alan Arkin as Harry Roat, one of the great underrated movie villains of all time. Think Velvets era Lou Reed, but evil. There is actually a team of three villains. At one point one goes to a parking lot to meet another, a car floors it and rams him into a fence, then it backs up as he falls and runs over him again and again. Seeing that at age 14 really churned my stomach even though you see no blood, guts or even who it is being killed or who is driving the car. Later towards the end of the film Roat has photography chemicals thrown in his face, and he's stabbed with a butcher knife and presumed dead. Hepburn staggers away from him and suddenly Roat leaps through the air at her. LITERALLY the greatest jump scare of all time. I guess this is more a 'suspense' film than a horror movie, but still, if you're never seen it... you should. I was 20 when I saw The Exorcist in the theater and I still rank it as the scariest movie I ever saw. Bryan Wilson Key's book on subliminals, the Clam Plate Orgy, has an entire chapter about The Exorcist. Favorite detail: that constant buzzing sound on the soundtrack... is a jar of bees. Which all animals and any sensible person would instinctively be afraid of.

[@jeremypayne5078]

One example of a stunt shot that injured a stuntman is from iCarly when Gibby fell ten feet from the ceiling onto a cement floor. I think that stuntman broke 2 ribs.

[@TalamarAmV]

The Babadook had great build up.

[@chauser400]

One movie that scared the pants off of me was “mirrors” If you haven’t seen it you should.

[@FigmentForever]

Agreed. However, the 2nd wasn’t as much - it’s only good for the shower scene

[@saulcorral572]

happy birthday karl

[@L337P1R4735]

I was at the zoo once and the tiger roared really unexpectedly and my stomach dropped into my shoes. Infrasound is freaking real.

[@L337P1R4735]

@Hunter you're kinda slow huh? When I say it's "real" I wasn't actually implying that was in question I meant the effect is powerful and not subtle. Hope that clears it up for you, champ.

[@MachinatedGames]

Fact Fiend the Motion Picture - what would you make as a film, Far Away Fiends?

[@prsuave420]

Nefarious is probably one of the best horror films ive seen recently. Cuz its in broad daylight and the "monster" just looks like a normal man

[@ithryn]

The first time I watched the ring it was in my living room late at night I was like 14 and after the movie ended I turned on cartoon Network to be less scared before going to sleep and like right as I switched over, the coax cable came out of the back of the TV and it went to static. This was a fairly common occurrence, it was a shitty broken coax cable and it was barely long enough to reach the TV so it fell out on its own sometimes a couple times a day. But the timing and still thinking about the movie, it scared the hell out of me

[@nddb2039]

It felt more real because the cameras were static, as if you were immobilized and could not 'peek around the corner' imo anyway

[@EtakehOh]

As bitter as I am about how The Descent was "based on someone walking by the book The Descent in a bookstore window", I really want to go watch it again now.

[@catboxvideo]

Alien is my favorite case of directors fucking up their cast - the chest bursting scene...

[@MahkyVmedia1]

I had a version of that movie where the cops killed the girl at the end and it was WAY better

[@heyitsgabe1093]

Does Nisha have night terrors? She described them perfectly right at the end

[@jojotheswede8444]

i have seen one paranormal activity movie, it wasn't the first one and i can't remember anything about it.

[@garrettandriotis3320]

Signs is one of my favorite scary movies

[@ashen_halo6219]

15:57 noticed my door slightly open just now and freaked out a bit

[@ashen_halo6219]

rewatched my doors not open this time :)

[@boa2143658709]

The demons feet were visible in the first movie. Not it's foot prints it's actual feet. There's one scene where Micah is leaned over the camera in a white shirt and as he leans to his left (under his right arm pit) you look towards the handrail for the stairs and and it's feet are sticking through the spindles. If I remember correctly he leans a few times where it's not visible then is on the next lean. I've never seen anyone comment on it either.

[@jasonlittle6542]

I don't mind the idea of genuinely scaring the actor, but only if the actor is cool with it ahead of time. If the actor is cool with it, cool. If it's like Stanley Kubrick in the Shining, where they really mentally tortured her, then no, that is not okay.

[@lkf8799]

So so happy after watching movies like this that I don't believe in the supernatural 😅 Sleep like a baby.

[@gregoryellory9760]

I liked next of kin the area it's filmed could be a character itself because it's so remote

[@PoirplePorpoise]

I literally slept with the lights on for like 3 days after seeing paranormal activity in theatres lol

[@hazemetz7896]

Everyone should Google what Steven Spielberg's house looks like btw. It's literally gothic horror heaven

[@matthewfredericks25]

There's a theory saying Oren peli made a deal with a demon to get the movie made

[@TheNativeEngine]

Yeah, it was a modern-day house but it was a rich one. Still did the trick though. Between getting the creeps I imagined putting up with the demon just to walk on hardwood floors carrying hot pockets to a big-ass tv. Dreams.

[@mikel3510]

Your channel feels so different. Not better. Not worse. Just different.

[@chromenewt]

On not seeing the monster being scarier, try out Death Machine. It's a tongue in cheek homage to science fiction movies but just this side of being serious, and the titular Death Machine based on what little you see and descriptions in the film makes it massively scary in between all the laughs.

[@merrydaye4763]

Remember leaving and my partner said "Nope never again too real!"

[@frankkennedy6388]

5:50 Even with the successful marketing of Blair Witch, I'm surprised people found it scary. I was bored mostly. No doubt it'd be the same back then. Also I remember watching Cloverfield in theaters as a kid. The big scorpion monsters weren't even scary cause they reminded me of aliens from the game "Resistance: Fall of Man".

[@Shadow_n_Smoke]

What was Darth Maul doin in that bath tub....

[@ODDiSEE_]

I think I'm the only person that never found these movies scary.

[@jesseteixeira6284]

I learned that Skinamarink exists and that was enough for me to not watch it because holy shit that's 2 spooky.

[@shadowsofpain]

I live in Washington DC and drive by the exorcism stairs nearly every day, they still to this day look like they'd easily kill a man the way its depicted in the movie

[@DarkLordDrakara666]

It had a similar sheet scene

[@Dextoe]

WHERE DID THE COUCH GO?! Now Skully and I cant sit and listen to y'all chat

[@Ladybug_OWO]

Fell asleep but don’t worry 8:59

[@jarcuadanantus28]

Never show the monster.... "The Thing" would beg to differ.

[@thehate9089]

Nah, one of the best examples of a stunt gone horrifyingly wrong is Back to the Future 2 where a woman literally can be seen in the background falling from like 30ft to smack onto concrete because they didn't do enough testing. The fall destroyed her body and she spent years recovering and had to fight for proper compensation. She'd expressed concern for the stunt multiple times saying she didn't think they'd done enough testing and pretty much was told to stop being a little bitch. She was murdered years later which is the saddest conclusion to an already unbelievably sad story.

[@alanmcalister7677]

As above so below was a good horror movie it was interesting I think they also start in the catacombs

[@MarkARoutt]

Honestly that house is basic and prefabbed to hell and back. I call them "Cookie cutter houses" because they use the same shape on most of the houses being built for the past 20 years. There are huge neighborhoods with that same house every other house. Source, I used to deliver furniture for about 10 years in west and southwest Ohio

[@david-__-2033]

what an interesting video to stumble on ._.)

[@ryankrelic971]

But what about the time travel.

[@lydierayn]

bloomhouse in general is fantastic. They are the low budget horror movies that use proper horror techniques instead of jumpscares

[@christophermallett7983]

Blumhouse films are full of jumpscares

[@lydierayn]

@@christophermallett7983 Well yes, but there is buildup and pressure, Those jumpscares feel "earned"

[@andrewjames9132]

Is there a reason why every time I load a video the layout hides the like button?

[@maxithalo7796]

could you guys do a video on Mr. Terrific? I think hes neat