STOPMOTION (2024) Ending Explained

[@darryljack6612]

From Gravity Falls "You really believe someone really move these figures one frame at a time? I'm not a masochist! I use black magic to make them animate themselves".

[@martenveersoo8502]

such a good show, so many quotables

[@SuperMarioBoyz]

LMAO

[@Freaky-Raine]

I too would use black magic if i was forced to make stop motion

[@perrinerand2003]

If no one's mentioned it yet, a 'poppet' is a kind of wax doll, used in forms of witchcraft, making it an ironic nickname for Ella. Very clever of the writers.

[@rickoleary7060]

Damn didn't know that thanks I thought it was just close to puppet

[@dylanmonstrum1538]

Lol That's cool

[@RendyRuban]

I thought it was the British way to say 'puppet'. That's nice.

[@lc1429]

poppet is also a term of affection towards children in england, its usually used by the older generation

[@perrinerand2003]

@@lc1429 my dad used to call me 'poppet'. I looked up the term as a teen. I use it on my own kid now, so it's not just British oldies. Lol

[@brushdogart]

Stopmotion animation is a special kind of madness, a willingness to accept that a single slip of the hand can destroy everything. Given the rich history of stopmotion animation in horror movies I'm surprised there aren't more animators as characters.

[@JG-pt3xe]

I'd love a psychological horror about the stress that can come with being an animator. The closest thing I can think of is an episode of Paranoia Agent where this studio is trying to create an anime under a tight schedule, only for one of the staff members to constantly screw things up, leading to everyone becoming more and more unhinged as the episode goes on.

[@brushdogart]

@@JG-pt3xe Since a lot of animation is done by small teams, in tight quarters, under heavy physical and mental pressure, it seems the sort of thing that would give itself to psychological horror. There are also a lot of interesting mental/physical side-effects of working too long on animation without a break. When I was finishing my college thesis I remember having bouts where I would see the world moving in "key-frames" or peoples' mouths would seem to be out of sync with their words. I would also find myself tracing the movement lines of people's bodies as they walked past me on the street. Don't forget to take breaks kids!

[@JG-pt3xe]

@@brushdogart I love animation and dream of working in the industry one day, but true. A lot of people seem to underestimate just how stressful it can be. Just look at Evangelion's production.

[@Freaky-Raine]

​@@JG-pt3xeReminds me where a detective goes to a crime scene and has to interview everyone in the manor but everyone is such a head ache like the mom saying: "First of all,I want you to know that I am a mother.And as a mother is to her children,I am to them." Or the son just saying:"Doctors say my brain age is 7."

[@Freaky-Raine]

​@@JG-pt3xein fact I think the dad (The person who was murdered) just killed himself since he has to talk to his family who speaks like that.

[@Nuggetzzzz101]

The director is Robert Morgan, he has a KZbin channel and I have been watching him for a years, his art is so interesting, his old art is shown on the movie and I instantly knew from the beginning of the movie it was him, definitely recommend checking him out if you don’t have a weak stomach.

[@zepp3793]

Omg I’ve watching him for years too; never realized that it was him directing it. No wonder I was intrigued from the stop motion itself

[@presidentbeluga3925]

When I saw the stop motion scenes, I was like, “this reminds me of ‘Bobby Yeah’” and yep same guy! So cool!

[@finalgirl640]

Thank you! I will! Edit; just subscribed 😊

[@TheScrootch]

I recognized it right away! Awesome!

[@BohoAstronaut]

Thank you for the info! I went and checked out his page and I could instantly see how similar the look was. I subscribed so thanks again I love getting good recommendations 😊

[@soleilbinx8834]

It's important to understand just how abuse comes in different forms. Her mom was not only emotionally unavailable but emotionally demeaning. The trauma from emotional abuse is just as detrimental as physical.

[@OctavianAsix]

If you're weak minded

[@soleilbinx8834]

@@OctavianAsix has nothing to do with being "weak minded" most people don't realize they're being abused mentally or emotionally to be "strong minded" about it. Abuse is like water, it seaps into anything it touches.

[@OctavianAsix]

@@soleilbinx8834 nah, you're just weak minded if words can hurt you Most have weak minds tho, so I can see how you cane to think the way you do That and you're a woman

[@toptiertech7291]

Nah I’m sorry. Your mom being emotionally unavailable or demeaning is not the same as your grandpa sexually assaulting you or your dad beating you and your mom when he drinks

[@sarcasticdemon9875]

​@@soleilbinx8834 you're so right! I didn't know that I got abused as a kid

[@sadie9728]

I got the impression Ella was always messed up even as a little girl and her mother recognized that, so she kept her busy and under control with the stop motion stuff. Without her mother's control, she reverted

[@Pippa_McConnell]

Just like Pearl (2022)

[@lifewithlee6298]

I felt like she had a childhood trauma she been suppressing so long it consumed

[@dylanmonstrum1538]

No.

[@labriawilliams5479]

@@lifewithlee6298 yes my thoughts exactly.

[@labriawilliams5479]

I would have to rebuttal this by presuming the extreme tedious art of this field of work, as it is not meant for the weak minded. The angle that you are getting at is more of a optimistic view of the movie, giving the Mother way too much of credit of empathy, and a nurturing view. Whereas, I view the opposite of her mother, lacking a natural, nurturing, unselfish environment for her child. Instead, Ella's upbringing is replaced with a toxic environment, full of obsessive compulsive behavior of perfection, largely stemming from her mothers ONE & ONLY soul pursuit of perfection of her work. This is very much shown at the beginning of the movie, as her mother is almost on her deathbed, but instead of using this precious time to create a heartfelt relationship with her daughter, so that she is left with atleast a mere memory of a "loving mother", once she is long and gone. Instead, her mother selfishly uses her last days on his earth to use her daughter as a tool, rather than a living human being. Ella, only seeing her mother as a perfectionist her whole life(even until her dying breath), has created a sinister victim own in being. Making it where Ella only feels accepted or validated through her work, rather than just being good enough by simply being her daughter. Another example her mothers emotional neglect, is shown right before her mother had a stroke. Ella's mother noticed her daughter was very tired, but there was not even a inch of concern or empathy of her daughter's mental or physical state, instead she gaslighted her. She insulted Ella, by bluntly saying the least she could do is help her finish her animation (the same work that she has prioritized her daughters entire life) once again, dismissing Ella's feelings or opinions. In a similar manner, her mother's final act of "selfishness" of having a stroke, which lead to a coma, leaves Ella in a endless unfulfilled mindset, of knowing she will never be able to live up to her mothers expectations or a final validation. Subsequently, leaving a void of emotional frustrations and unanswered questions, that she will never get, this only worsens the childhood trauma of neglect and unrealistic perfection that her mother has left behind. Due to this toxic cycle and baggage, Ella has no other option but to spiral into self-loathing and self-abuse, because she believes that is all she was worthy of. This has caused detrimental effects of low self-esteem and a inferiority complex, thus continuing to decay Ellas mind and reality. It is inferred that her childhood was filled with criticism, judgement, and lack of empathy from her mother. Being raised by a narcissistic parent, created a form of sociopathic behavior displayed in Ella, as an an adult.This is why she is able to further and further dissociate from reality and humans ethics. Therefore, creating a blur of right and wrong, going beyond dangerous boundaries to achieve her goals at what ever cost. Even if the cost is death and murder, she has no remorse for others, such as her boyfriend or peers. She just uses them as tools for her creations in her twisted reality. In summary, Ella represents nothing but a over-worked "tool/puppet" that had no place to go, and once her mother passed away, this just further cracked her already fragile underdevelopment mind(egg, which was the symbol in this movie). Her mother's selfish-obsessive/narcissistic constant display of aspirations of her work created this monster within Ella. Side note: I also wanted to point out, that it seemed that her Mothers obsession with her work seems to created a household that lacked a wholesome family environment. There was no mention of Ellas father(from my understanding), this is also another sign that her mother prioritized her work more than family. How come no one else visited Ellas mom in the hospital? Did she even have a love life or friends outside of work?, or was her whole life centered around her work. The reason I believe this theory, is because as you see throughout the movie Ella is very cold and dismissive, of even her own relationship with her boyfriend. He has constantly displayed acts of love/affection and attends to her needs, but once again "Ella selfishly prioritizes her work/animation" over her own love-life, not being able to see it is slowly destroying her relationship.....

[@Tier1GearEDCReviews]

I immediately knew that was her on the staircase because of how the little girl stood in front of her. Only a person who would hold someone’s nose when they sleep would do something like that. Same with dropping the juice box and then the recorder. I couldn’t ignore the similarity between those gestures.

[@OneReallyGrumpyJill]

I mean, Ash Man is clearly the part of her mind that is not happy with the way she is heading, right? That is why it snapping was so "unexpected" - it was the part of herself that was disgusted with what she became, the part that was ugly but had to be accepted, the part that gave her the chance (the egg) but she rejected it, and so her end is death. It was meant to be not because of fate, but because her actions brought upon these consequences.

[@cobosharklover]

As I stop motion animator myself sometimes, I can say is...stop motion is put into the heart and souls of true animators.

[@bertkesurf]

Using Ella's darkness as a jumping off point, and based off art as a creative outlet to express trauma, I theorize that the Ash Man in Ella's story is someone that abused/molested her in her childhood. The whole story she's telling is a repressed trauma surfacing now that her domineering mother can't control her actions/thoughts. Think about how she fears the Ash Man touching her & putting something inside her. When children are abused, they often use a doll as a proxy to show how/where they were abused on their body. I mean, what do I know? But that's just my two cents. I'd love to see who agrees, or any other theories as to what this whole story represents.

[@StevensonMD]

I got the same feeling watching the film, the manifestation of the girl is her at the age it happened, and her reluctant to face the third night is the night of the actual event. The lack of a father even mentioned in the film could also imply it was he who done the act.

[@spiceupyourafterlife]

I read it the same way. I think the little girl she keeps seeing is her younger self, hence why she wants to see this film so much and why she takes control over the narrative; it's her inner child processing her trauma through her stop motion animation.

[@indimartin4702]

Honestly, I was expecting it to play out that way. That she’d realize she was remembering her own past trauma. When her face is scraped away and devoured it’s like she lost her identity when the trauma happened. And well, that’s how it feels when someone takes from you against your will.

[@sheldonjplanktonn]

Crew: "hey boss how *scary* do you want the thumbnail?" FoundFlix: " *YES* "

[@NoBodyCaresShauuun]

FUN FACT: Talking to yourself is ALSO a sign of higher intelligence. Lots of parallels to madness and intelligence. And on top of that, smarter people are scientifically more depressed, more aware, and more likely to take drugs or drink or cope negatively to cope with the world. This movie is about being forced to be something by a parent and having no identity, then the horror of having to find one in the mess that neglectful parent left.

[@Hound-Arts]

as someone who does stop motion, i know the struggle of creating new ideas and then putting time into it, then making the character models, point is. I can respect the accuracy of the film

[@Wolfbane382]

Happy Easter Foundflix! Been looking forward to seeing you do this one. ^^

[@chefhuncho]

babe wake up its time!

[@thepackingpacjack7767]

They finally did it. They made an actual horror movie about stop motion……. There have been so many Stop motion, movies that I have played with the concept of horror, but not a straight up horror movie until now………..

[@wafflefriend2304]

Mad God is a good stop motion horror film

[@thepackingpacjack7767]

…Tell me more of this “Mad God”….

[@wafflefriend2304]

Mad God was a passion project by Phil Tippet (The guy that made a bunch of stop motion for Starwars and many other projects) it took him close to 30 years for him to complete the project after he took several breaks from it. It’s very unique and has many interpretations, but the basic gist is that the movie depicts a world in which God has gone mad from humanities defiance of him, and basically made the world a living hell, with really creative and disturbing body horror, and a wordless journey through its depths, mostly done in stopmotion. I believe the streaming Service ‘Shudder’ has it.

[@thepackingpacjack7767]

@@wafflefriend2304 Thank you for telling me I’ll definitely watch it

[@Sqwivig]

Mad God is actually the first stop motion horror film. It's very interesting!

[@colormebrave2231]

i thought ella was recalling a buried memory of being assaulted as a child - possibly her alternate killing her tormentor. changing the story is an attempt to change what happened to her unfortunately it can't be changed. you hear her saying she doesn't have a voice and in the end losing her identity (face) and her evil alternate takes her place in life OR she dies...i tend to think her alternate because she is still alive when ella places herself in the trunk

[@justins.5222]

I appreciate you not just jumping on the brand new releases and reacting to them and explaining them like everyone else. One of the best channels on KZbin right here.

[@veteranredbeard6222]

It's crazy, I was a combat medic in the Army(Iraq) and currently am an EMT/firefighter. I deal with gore all the time, but I watch foundflix so i dont have to endure jumpscares. Does that make sense? lol perks of PTSD.

[@madam-mint]

That makes perfect sense to me. Thank you for your service by the way, although I’m so sorry you went through that.

[@l.c.3118]

Thank you

[@SwobyJ]

This is how media consumption is more complicated than most politics suggest. People can be completely fine with the most graphic (fictional) media but the relatively slightest real life trauma is hugely affecting because the mind recognizes that its for real this time. People can generally cope with extreme life events, careers, environments but when in the 'safety' of consuming media, the trauma finds room to trigger. Its how even if every adult plays violent video games regularly, the rate of violence in general might not go up (it may even decrease), but an already mentally compromised youth might incorporate certain ideas from a violent video game into their increasingly toxic worldview. We interact with other people in a more expected Monkey See Monkey Do (especially when pattern forming as a child) but media is arguably a whole other story, its more of an internal mirroring. Horror film buffs are among the most peaceloving and kind people you'll meet, though perhaps strange, while Wholesome media uh... fans? Focusers? Activists? Whateve, people who want pure and wholesome media (in their eyes) are sometimes among the most creepy, concerning, controlling, maybe just rude people you'll meet.

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

I work in a hospital and definitely watch FoubdFlix to avoid jump scares and some gore lol

[@austinhuber3131]

Yeah, you're traumatized.

[@drewgoin8849]

This film thematically echoes Harold Bloom's "The Anxiety of Influence". According to Bloom, writers & poets are burdened with the understanding that, generally speaking, every story already has been told. This knowledge jostles against the artist's need to create. "Stopmotion's" atmosphere of dread reminds me of "The Censor", a recent British horror movie.

[@roadworkahead8967]

Fascinating

[@ddbob1]

That's also what I thought of watching this

[@svampebob007]

holly crap I was just about to comment: ""Old woman, young woman, kid" is this going to be another the start is the end movie?... yes, yes it is. Adding a stop motion aspect to this old story doesn't make it original" I mean I wouldn't pretend to be a bad person to make a point about bad people. This movie is still bad because it's just so cliché, my point still stands, adding stop motion doesn't make it original. We can't beat up our wives and lynch black people in a post man outfit to point out inequality. This is why I don't pay for "art", I download everything, seed everything, the only digital thing that I've ever bought are programs/media that I truly believe changed my life. I use Microsoft products all day every day, but somebody else can and will do it for free (linux), this movie is garbage the whole plot was obvious 1/4 through the movie, Sponge Bob The Movie, turning on a car with a spatula yeah that's unoriginal, david hasselhoff being a boat, and bob and patrick being reunited by a tear... that is a movie I'm willing to buy a DVD and Blueray of, store and share for ever.

[@jesk743]

I loved Censor - such an underrated flick

[@sucxxs]

@@svampebob007are you manic? This is the most backwards and random comment ever. Postman? SpongeBob movie? Unoriginality not mentioned in the original comment? You should seek help

[@FightsRightsAlways]

I kept on trying to remember where I've seen the actress. She plays Lyanna Stark.

[@mayrithaps]

I was doing the same, so fucking annoyed bc i couldnt remember from where i knew her jajsjdjsj

[@ganDada07]

She's the main lead in the movie "nightingale"

[@ganDada07]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXm3moKefJJ3iZIsi=2jXwkIoevCTXIbUG

[@MrBanana2000]

She was the fiancé of King Robert Bobby Baratheon, the First of His Name, King of the Andals and the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, and Protector of the Realm!

[@kodakflaps8267]

@@ganDada07she was absolutely incredible in The Nightingale! It’s such a sad story but I love that she gets her revenge after all that pain! She only played such a small role in GoT but she really displayed her talent in these other roles.

[@schools6555]

I wish you would do an ending explained/break down of the KZbin short "Other Side Of The Box"! Its an absolutely awesome 15 minute horror short free on KZbin. I think it's by Alter but its definitely worth 15 minutes of anyone's time and fully deserves an epic FoundFlix Ending Explained!

[@ajheartsong]

I went to go watch it and wtf lol

[@schools6555]

@@ajheartsong it's pretty good isn't it

[@MrBeardsley]

“When is the last time you saw a stop-motion advertisement of any kind, 1965?” The California Raisins (‘80s and ‘90s), ABC’s “After These Messages” bumpers (early ‘90s), Lipton Brisk Iced Tea (late ‘90s-early ‘00s, revived in 2010).

[@CheerfulNihilism]

My oldest kid was obsessed with Wallace and Gromit, the last movie they made was 2008

[@JussInnTime]

Thank you for adding more clips and pictures of the movies so when u explain, we can see and go along as you speak‼️👍🏽

[@PenwithAk]

Ugh the thumbnail scared me while i was half asleep scrolling on youtube.

[@Nobody18718]

As soon as I saw the style I knew it was Robert Morgan. Been a fan of his work since I discovered “the cat with hands” video he did over 20 years ago.

[@ragekage702]

Stopmotion in general has always been unsettling for me. I always think about the old Tool music videos and how disturbing they are. All in all, I expected more from this movie.

[@IguanaIWanna]

Oh god the old tool music videos were another level of weird

[@drewgoin8849]

I immediately went to look up who produced the video for "Prison Sex", thinking that there was shared personnel with this movie. Nope: Adam Jones did the stop-motion animation in Tool's music video.

[@joshuat5140]

Yea as a kid it would freak me out. But I did like gumpy lol. But the older I've got I kinda like stop motion.

[@dantauche7917]

For me it’s the Nightmare Before Christmas/Coraline/James & Giant Peach style animation. Absolutely HATE it, it freaks me out so much…

[@MamoswineBING]

​@@drewgoin8849 yea Adam Jones is an artistic savant

[@EliasTressa]

I just watched this last week, glad you decided to review it

[@tipsypanda9861]

I'm getting May (2002) vibes from this film, but certainly with its own unique flavour!

[@tadihotado3518]

People, just go to therapy, thats the entire plot here

[@InterpolBulliedMe]

This is more then just the sads

[@_YoshuA]

Been watching this man since i was 12 I'm 19 now and just wanna say that i loved your content and time flies without your even realizing it and you miss the way things felt when you were young and fresh in this world 😮‍💨👍

[@brandencroom]

Happy Easter everyone !!

[@abed-m7786]

Fuck Easter

[@FoxRants]

Happy Easter 😸

[@harveyflippers9531]

Michael Myer’s favorite holiday ❤️

[@queenfree85]

Happy Easter!

[@nrg6245]

Man I never get tired watching FoundFlix after all these years. That movie collection he has behind him is so sick and nostalgic.

[@seankoffman680]

This is honestly the best channel i've come across on KZbin

[@roadworkahead8967]

I’ve done stop motion once that was also the last time I ever did stop motion again. My neurodivergent brain could not handle the tedious fractions of movement. You see how significant they are every movement needing to be recorded. Not for me

[@josephinejensen3631]

I love the way that you analyze the movie, I just wish you would stop yelling at me while doing it.... :P

[@lifeisasimulation1671]

Horror movies 101: Ensure a character has a terminal illness, preferably the protagonist's mother

[@thomaspalazzolo5902]

"Make the puppet out of meat with real teeth!" Jan Svankmejer: "Waaaay ahead of you."

[@laurap1151]

Love, love, love how thorough your review was. The pace was perfect! Thank you.

[@alexandraclark1026]

PERFECT TIMING! I was just thinking about watching this and decided to wait for you to explain😂😂😂

[@victoryusmc]

Watch the movie first, then come back to this video

[@firewizardrunepro]

Always love ur videos found flix, keep up the good work

[@lilvampire7439]

Robert Morgan is an amazing artist. The first one of his animation I saw was Deloused from the ABCs of death. His creations are just so viscerally greasy. Like his sets and characters have never showered, it gives some level of realism to the stories

[@melaninispopinwilliams6493]

SOOO HAPPY YOU DID THIS EXPLANATION I WAS SO CONFUSED WATCHING IT

[@grahammj9]

Thank you for explaining this one.

[@jenniferhalf1650]

It is a great idea mixing claymation and horror together. It personally scares tf out of me.... Like I wanna vomit everytime I see those creepy clay figures....

[@kobemarion1137]

Saw this film in the worst possible scenario: ~ Alone ~ in the dark ~ at the very BACK of the theater One of the rare times I was having anxiety watching a spoopy movie XD

[@wadewilson8011]

No one uses that dumb word: "spoopy" anymore. It was stupid to begin with and I'm glad it died as soon as it began. It's sounds completely stupid. Spooky has always been good enough to describe scary. No stupid baby talk language is needed. "sPo0Py": sounds like something that a toddler would call diarrhea.

[@YTVanZD]

​@@wadewilson8011your levels of aggression towards a word are very spoopy... You ok?

[@omelette535]

@@wadewilson8011delete this bro😭🙏

[@sheldonjplanktonn]

​@@wadewilson8011- we're just 6 months away from *spoopy* season!

[@thematiasmadness7010]

⁠@@wadewilson8011don’t worry bud the movie isn’t that spoopy

[@SuperJeremiahShow]

this just makes me think of that episode of parks and rec when Ben spends a month making a 30 second video

[@samanthahittle7602]

Yes!!!! I’ve been waiting for this video

[@mechdestroyer5713]

Watching this movie I wasn’t ever scared just weirded out

[@kobemarion1137]

I was on edge wondering what painful thing was gonna happen next. I saw this film alone in a theater *in the very BACK of the theater* , so that didn't help things XD

[@flacohernandez4380]

Horror movies are a joke these days. Cannot ever remember the last time anything scared me. Some movies are i have seen recently were creepy though like The Witch and Midnight Mass

[@DiarraHarris]

Mission Accomplished?

[@Blech-h9z]

Weirded out. I saw a movie when I was about 7 that did that to me. Sometime tomorrow I'll remember the name. Weirded out is worse than scared

[@agatsumanezuko4890]

I mean, it’s more of an indie horror film so it’s not your typical horror genre. More suspenseful than scary

[@seanriley2534]

LOVED this movie, captured the anxieties and feelings of inadequacy that creating art can lead one to feel like nothing else I've ever seen and portrayed the rabbit hole an artist can find in fully giving themselves to their art better than anything I've ever seen. Aisling Franciosi was also brilliant in the movie, no surprises there!

[@cloudedeyes2693]

Can you do “meet the feebles” next? That’s a movie I’m not going to ever watch due to what the last 10 minutes looks like and a wiki read of it but love to still hear your take on it.

[@jovans6780]

A fucked up version of the muppet show

[@robmorton4250]

I’m taking the idea of the ash man + the very red interior of the house, to be a sign of a possible house fire that possiblyyyy killed her father? Maybe the father was abusive as well as her mother… I could be completely off, but the all red interior and being haunted by a man made of ash supports that idea a bit to me

[@hellarobot810]

“One more video before bed.” The video:

[@SnackAttack77]

Didn't know what to expect from this one but it was actually done really well. No jump scares, fairly unsettling and makes you think. Definitely worth a watch.

[@phoenixlynx9539]

This movie resonated with me in ways I never thought I knew or needed to look into… thanks for posting this! 💕

[@haydenngo2979]

On this day, on this video, I have finally caught up to all the Ending Explained videos on your channel. Great work, I enjoyed all of them. Until the next one.

[@dory_the_dork]

I really really really hope Found Flix does, Late Night with the Devil.

[@louiscyphre2267]

Every so often I try and watch these videos, but then remember he’s basically yelling through the entire video.

[@MolinaKojima]

Happy Easter my man

[@corynn9900]

Saw the thumbnail at like 5am and was like fuck no this can wait until the sun is up

[@L.O.C.1990]

Your channel is one I look forward to watching you are one of the best creators

[@KingAiras]

Thank goodness! You always show when i miss you

[@njnoiser7079]

I love stopmotion. It always has a slightly creepy vibe and this stopmotion movie The Adventures of Mark Twain from 1985 i ran across in the 90s as a kid always stuck with me. It had a weird fantasy whimsy but also dark vibe.

[@sarahthesarah2850]

I watched that as a kid too! Did you see the Lucifer episode? It still chills and inspires me.

[@MercyGiselle]

It seems to be the ID vs Ego idea, which is always terrifying because everyone has an ID and ego, some are just in control of their ID then others.

[@__OS__]

It’s so addictive, to be consumed, for we let something grow, regardless if it survives for long

[@redhill3248]

Explain please this sounds really deep and I cannot decipher the meaning for the life of me

[@DevinMonserrate]

Definitely reality-bending. Quite gruesome which I didn't expect at all! Quick recommendation for you, Stay Alive (2006). It's about a possessed video game lol. I vividly remember being TERRIFIED of the Blood Countess as a kid.

[@scaryeris6798]

you referenced the search for inspirado from the old HBO Tenacious D series...I think I'm in love with you? What who said that

[@scaryeris6798]

11:50

[@raine2502]

I read the title and thought it said stopmom like stepmom and laughed out loud then realised it didn’t say that

[@DKMovieRanks]

I just watched this and the only thing I was confused about was the dark egg. But the only thing I kinda disagree with is I believe that she doesn’t have multiple personalities but that’s her younger self and how she used to think before her mom fully screwed her up. What makes me think this even more is the mother when in the hospital says something about how she can control it and Ella cannot. Now that I think about it maybe the egg symbolizes the darkness inside her and once it breaks that means it’s finally took her over. FYI I wrote this 15 minutes into watching so if you said anything after that I mentioned that’s why.

[@funkyrumble0455]

Can you please do one of these for Late night with the Devil when possible?

[@The_Blaxk_Dream00]

He definitely will not slip on by

[@yougotgamesonyourphone6947]

Yesss I hope so!!! I enjoyed that movie

[@francescatamburri4044]

it's hard to explain. But watching this movie was like watching really long short film. it's not a critic! but it feel that way

[@youdontmatter5085]

Hey not on topic for the video but I would love to hear your take on " Late Night with the Devil". Just hoping to get your take on it and overall impression of it. Thank you

[@sarahthesarah2850]

I second this one. It was quite an experience to watch.

[@BloodyB0dy]

I’m a big fan! Love your work James! 🥰😝

[@BLOATEDNGOATED]

Been looking for this channel for 2 years now

[@victoriamuise7957]

Please review "Late Night With the Devil" and "You'll Never Find Me" both really interesting plots and would love your analysis of both films!

[@josefranco666]

Has this guy ever cover the movie DeadAlive? I would love to see that.

[@PlutoVeee]

ooOO great day for a FoundFlix upload Thank you ❤️

[@Spooky_Platypus]

Last stop motion commercials in 1965? My guy here just forgot Tim Burton exists 😂

[@SMF12666]

I took it as her spiraling and dealing with D.I.D in the wake of her mother’s death. The ending represents her regressing into herself and her child personality taking control

[@TheKoty222]

Babe wake up a new video just dropped

[@markwilletts1252]

Just watched this last night!! Wild movie thanks for doing this one!!

[@Tetsuo845]

I listen to you so much that at the end of this video.When you said you'll like that other video over there.I literally looked up and across my room ❤ in my head we are friend's

[@BananafiedBread]

I WAS LITERALLY WONDERING WHY YOU DIDNT HAVE A VIDEO ON THIS YET 2 WEEKS AGO

[@theucheao]

What a bleak and depressing ending, but I can kind of relate to Ella and her madness with her art. Also her Mother. Being an artist, a darker artists can pull you towards darkness and inability of creation if you can’t control it…

[@lamelwinston7101]

Fell asleep 4 time's trying to finish this film, gave up and came here for the ending. Lol

[@nickatwork]

Someone forgot about all those brisk ice tea commercials when it comes to stop motion

[@rosekhvu]

Please do Love Lies Blood ! I just watched it and would love to hear your thoughts about it !

[@dreadedninja7058]

It's not a movie, but I'd love it if you covered the tv series Fall of the House of Usher

[@SuperMarioBoyz]

"Puppets get put back in their box when their done being used" -Ella's Mom

[@WhenTheAdEnds]

The Ad Begins At 17:00, And Ends At 18:02.

[@timothyfinch7295]

Emotionally unstable 20-something woman going through hallucinogenic horror as a metaphor for personal grief should be its own subgenre

[@Nc2t]

Understand most of the film after watching this recap, still i dont really get why the Ashman n whats his meaning, is he just a bridge for Ella to walk on and slowly reveal her evilself and the egg he give her just a sign for her to accept who she really is and when she did the egg hatch? Thats my take on the Ashman love myself some psychological horrors , good film

[@ppnaitor]

This remembers me that Gravity Falls episode

[@pamelqtaylor8335]

The sock puppet episode or the dipper clone episode

[@johngamer6255]

​@@pamelqtaylor8335or the wax statue episode

[@hogwartspotseller]

​@pamelqtaylor8335 There's a Halloween episode where they visit a stop motion studio and find that all the clay monsters are real and can move.

[@pamelqtaylor8335]

@@hogwartspotseller oh the one with Mabel geting over her stop motion phobia by actively using it to save Grunkle Stan , Soos and Dipper

[@hogwartspotseller]

​@pamelqtaylor8335 Yes I believe that may be the episode they are talking about

[@latagiacopeland-tyronce9436]

What a treat a fresh FoundFlix upload:) Happy Easter everybody:)

[@brittanycampbell2063]

Hope everyone had a great Easter 😊❤ perfect way to end the night!!

[@maximillian875]

“Why don’t you check out that other video over there?” …Because there isn’t one. Lel (27:18) 🎵”Straaaaaaaaaaange things are happenin’ to me.”🎵

[@TravelsTTG]

Someone else suggested Mad god and I agree that would be dope.

[@TheBeardedAtheist]

Coraline and or the corpse bride is the last stop motion movie I saw advertisement for I think. Maybe Isle of Dogs? Now I’m wondering lmao

[@ReiAyanami8]

Any plans on covering Late Night with the Devil? I haven't seen it but I've seen people going crazy about it online. Apparently it's about a Late Night talk show booking a possessed person, or something like that, like I said I haven't seen it.

[@emilyaguirre8949]

Idk why but selfmutilation makes me cringe whereas regular mutilation against another person doesn't bug me one bit.

[@808gumby]

“I didn’t think it was very realistic in the movie. Turns out, it’s very realistic” -Dwight