The Horrors Of 2023: Skinamarink | Video review

Welcome to The Horrors Of 2023, a series where, leading up to Halloween, I’ll be taking a look at some of the horror(ish) movies that have been released this year (so far)!
And today we’ll be looking at probably the most polarising horror movie of the year, SKINAMARINK. A low-budget independent experimental type of analog horror that’s been dividing audiences ever since it created a lot of buzz for itself at the start of the year. So, let’s see what all the fuzz is about!
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[@WhoIsJohnCleland]

This was my favorite horror movie experience in AGES - but I can 100% understand why someone wouldn't get anything out of it. It has a very targeted audience.

[@llamasarus1]

I drove an hour away to the nearest cinema to see Skinamarink because I wanted to appreciate the novelty that a film with a $15,000 budget got mass distribution. This doesn't really happen, and I couldn't pass it up! So I decided before seeing it that I would have a good time with it, and I did because I came in with the right expectations. It got under my skin, and I'm glad to have witnessed that moment.

[@ShearsOfAtropos]

very very scary. I think the childhood fear angle is even more a childhood abuse angle. like it really brought up memories of me watching cartoons and trying to have a normal one, in childhood terms, while my parents were getting drunk/hitting each other. this really brought up this primal fear and sense of foreboding when you're being a child and you know that terrible things you don't understand are happening just out of your line of sight, but you know they're terrible and terrifying

[@chewyspam1111]

I honestly think it was one of the best horror experiences I've had in a LONG time! I've watched a lot of horror movies, and have become pretty numb to a lot of them(especially jumpscares), but watching this by myself, in my room, with the lights off and headphones on, actually unnerved me for the first time in forever!I even had to sleep with a light on for the first time in years hahaha

[@dmonvisigoth1651]

YES

[@DamienSteve64]

I totally agree. This was the only movie that has ever given me nightmares and I love it for how deep it got under my skin

[@Seantendo]

5:04 I struggled to stay invested in this movie, but this one shot just about made the 100 minute runtime worth it. That's the creepiest moment in anything I've seen in a movie in the last 20 years.

[@mikeworkman3593]

What exactly was scary about this? I don't see anything lol.

[@Seantendo]

There's a barely visible face in the middle. In the full movie it holds on that shot for what feels like a full minute.

[@dopaminecloud]

I was a very very fearful child growing up in a big dark creaky house. It was nice to get at least one movie to honestly attempt to and even slightly succeed at capturing the way that such a formative experience remains contained within the deep memory. It's what a lot of liminal space is about (for better or worse). Not so much a philosophical meditation on space without purpose, but trying to find a sweet spot of just enough context that you will link it to the almost-forgotten times. Hence all this focus on suburban homes, pools and malls. Just for that I'm glad this movie exists. I also think it's too long, but there's no movie police telling me to watch it in one sitting either, so turning it off once you have had enough of the aesthetic seems perfectly valid to me. It is mesmerizing territory either way. Games have so far done a better job of it, but not by much.

[@CrabJock]

For me, the movie wasn't so much scary, as it was strangely nostalgic, if that makes sense. It tapped in to something familiar from my youth. Late night as a child, falling asleep, and trying to make sense of your environment as your senses dull. The shots of the ceiling with light coming through doorways strangely took me back. It just reminded me so much of being a kid and falling asleep. Which I think may be the overall intent; Not being able to make out faces. The faded whispering of the parents. What's playing on the TV repeating because your tired brain can't keep track properly. Things in the house disappearing, and the spaces closing in. Etc. All that being said, I think the runtime is a detriment to the movie's overall impact. It really didn't need to be as long as it was.

[@jenksd]

Yes, I felt this too.

[@mikeworkman3593]

Yeah, but like I get that. However, how many kids are really scare of the dark? I feel like this trope in movies is not based on reality. I don't know anyone that had to sleep with the light on. We use to walk out in the woods at night, we lived out in the sticks. I don't ever remember having a nightmare or anything like that as a kid. The only time I remember being creeped out, was when I started reading those alien books, like Communion, and that's only because they were in the Non-Fiction section of the library and all, so it was like setup as being real. But it only really lasted like a couple of days after reading a book on it, or watching a TV show or movie about the subject. Then I would be fine, and this was like when I was older, like 12yrs old or something(well when they started putting out the abduction stuff, before that it was just stuff you saw in the say, and I read those books when I was like 6 or something and it was not scary to me)

[@pierinmess5415]

It is always a pleasure to see this guy back.

[@snakehandler87]

It's a child's view of the nightmare of the dark and loneliness

[@user-zu1ur2ly5g]

Watched it in the cinema. Boy, that fear ... I felt never anything like it!

[@user-zu1ur2ly5g]

Also, the jumpscares got me every time. If it wasn't for them, I hadn't been nearly as feared

[@dmonvisigoth1651]

@@user-zu1ur2ly5g It really did feel the way being alone in a house at night as a child felt.

[@roosvooijs8360]

Zo geweldig om je nog steeds reviews te zien maken! Ben elke keer blij als je weer een video upload.

[@ShelRaiser]

I 100% agree. Hated it about halfway through. The bedroom scene was creepy but the rest was just a drag to watch. Sooooo unnecessary long.

[@foodforcrows]

5:54 I know exactly what you mean. It’s these abstract memories of being scared in the dark as a child, that made this film somewhat interesting to me. It just needed more substance. Not even that much more, really. A little bit to hold on to.

[@magzdilluh]

I may be in the minority but I loved Skinamarink. When I was a little kid, my first ever nightmare consisted of my home with all the lights off, with only the moonlight coming in through the windows. I was alone. All I could see was my tricycle at the end of a long hallway. I knew my tricycle wanted to hurt me, and I watched my tricycle wheel it's way towards me on it's own. It scared the absolute shit out of me. That's what this movie made me think of.

[@ourcertainjoy]

As a huge horror fan who has seen literally hundreds upon hundreds of films, this was the ONLY movie I'd seen to date that scared me so bad I had to pause it and break myself away momentarily. It taps into some very specific fears and feelings, but I totally get anyone who couldn't get into it. The jump scares though, man, they heightened my sense of imminent threat to petrifying levels.

[@t.b.c.194]

Totally agree !!! The girlies who will get what this movie is about will! The rest with disregard …

[@jasonhornsby7749]

I 100% understand why anyone out there would hate this film with a passion. Everything you said here is right on the money. Having said that, this movie truly terrified and upset me. I can't think of any other similar viewing experience. When I went outside after watching it for my usual post-watch cigarette, I was shaking and creeped out by the shadows around my home, and went to bed that night with the nightlight on. It taps into something from our early childhoods, something quite visceral and probably repressed.

[@mikeworkman3593]

There has been a few movies that freaked me out like that, maybe The Blair Witch Project(watched in the Theater), but this didn't scare me at all. I guess cause I was never scared of the dark, or never had nightmares?? IDK

[@Asemafilmi]

This film could had been 10 minutes long and it would have been perfect.

[@Dinosaur_Senior]

I think I definitely fall in the category of opinion you and Chris Stuckman also have: good concept and some INCREDIBLE atmosphere, but it is just a little too long and I think if it had a bit less of those cornyish jump scares and had a bit of smaller runtime I think you have a very solid movie in that! As it is now, I still am not like the hugest fan but I respect the hell out of Kyle’s first feature length film and I will be there day one to see whatever else he has cooking.

[@efe_aydal]

Thanks for the content brother.

[@drax14QC]

For me, the movie worked. I watched at home, lights out, on my computer with headphones. But I still agree on your opinion that it was too long. The were some strong scenes (look under the bed…) and great atmosphere. And I totally get why others could find it boring as it’s very non-conventional, experimental and there’s very little to nearly no focus on the story and characters.

[@generalgk]

It’s one of the scariest movies I’ve ever seen, but I didn’t find it very entertaining. I legitimately couldn’t tell if I hated it or loved it until I gave it a few days of thought. I eventually decided I loved it, but it’s not an easy watch.

[@UnordoxRevs]

I remember renting this and then finding out midway that it was analog horror and thinking "dammit!". I just feel like Skinamarink has so many moments of nothing happening that whenever something does happen I'm already so zoned out that I feel nothing towards it, except maybe relief that something actually happens,

[@Nick-ck5xq]

I liked pretty much everything about the movie but what killed it was the stupid jumpscares. The jumpscares made it so that I was prepping my ears at any creepy scene because I was ready for it to destroy my eardrums. It took me out of the movie. What I liked about the movie was the camera shots, use of shadows, the children being depicted as actual children with children logic instead of that really stupid trope of every kid being a super genius. Like in a big budget movie the kid would "outsmart" the Skinamarink by making him slip on marbles or whatever. This movie doesn't do that and so the kids are helpless. A perfect example of this is when the girl sees something that upsets her and so they just move the couch ineffectively in front of the hallway. That's actual child logic.

[@ballacaust]

Dude, finally, my wife and I watched this one together and felt extremely disappointed that all of that buildup had absolutely no payoff for us. I have to commend the film for its ability to build dread, but it needs SOMEWHERE to go.

[@mikeworkman3593]

LOL, seems like we are in the minority here. Keep scrolling down to see if anyone thought is was dull also. I can't see how this would have scared anyone

[@dmonvisigoth1651]

I understand why so many didn't dig it. I love analog horror, though; some of my favourites are Local 58, Greylock, CH/SS, No Through Road, and the Backrooms series. In a genre (or collection of many subgenres) such as horror, where it seems like just about everything one can do with it has been done, I find this kind of stuff highly refreshing. All the themes of childhood trauma, misremembered memories, nightmarish nostalgia, old television and home video tropes, I think it all works so well together. Skinamarink is sort of the final form of all those preceding VHS-style, found footage and analog horror stuff we (folks around my age) grew up with. Know that I did watch this movie under the influence of a fairly amount of Cannabis and Dextromethorphan and at many points in the murky film grain I could make out horrific, undulating shapes that took on a palpable sense of menace, especially in those scenes that are so dark as to be, for the most part, nearly impossible to discern anything clearly. Faces and humanoid shapes acquire unfamiliar, alien qualities. It conversely encapsulates the fear of the unknown and the fear of knowing how ineffectual you are against the unknown at such an age as the two protagonists.

[@jonsmalls2649]

I could not understand how anyone likes this movie. It was like the emperor’s new clothes to me. Your review helped me get it a little better. Thanks for a nuanced take

[@lurkkker]

I watched the movie before the review and couldn’t agree more. I hope all the 12 year olds are able to get as much as the can out of this

[@jayshupp5971]

I love all kinds of horror, but I would rather sit outside and watch grass grow, over sitting through this film.

[@djmexicanodetx2195]

Whats up Gangsters!

[@BURP39R]

Good luck Jerone. I fucking love your channel. One of the good gangsters.

[@LaLobita2011]

my partner had some info about this movie beforehand while I went in completely blind as to what kind of movie i was watching. it left both of us feeling unnerved with the dark shots and eerie setting. i feel kinda middle ground about it. i like that it was trying to appeal to old fears from childhood. it just isn't fun to watch as most of the time it really is how you say "different shots of the interior of a house" and can drag on at parts. in the end the movie has many kinds of interpretations. some see it as hell or purgatory. others see it as the young boy who gets hurt in the beginning being stuck in a coma. had some very eerie scenes but definitely a movie you have to be ready to sit down and pay attention with.

[@abtinab3738]

Middle of this i was kinda sleepy and then the goddamn sound jumped which was kinda the peak of the experience for me.

[@710Jeaux]

Yuhhhhhh posted one minute ago this the earliest I’ve ever been , I also liked this movie a lot in theaters despite falling asleep twice

[@proxy14420]

The first time I saw it, I came home and my partner was halfway through it and I LOVED IT. Probably because I skipped over the first half of the movie. Then I had the patience to watch it all the way through.

[@vincentgaliano]

I like the experimental cinematography, so many good ideas, but I feel it is less scary than Toy Story. I will never understand why adults can be scared watching that film. Works on a short, but for a long, I don’t know. I did love Begotten by the way.

[@AzraelElysium]

Loved this movie. Didn't scared me actually, but gave me this unsetling vibe of something that is reconizable but at the same time utterly alien. Like you said, it is a movie about liminal spaces with a bit of creepypasta to spice things up. So, naturally aimed to a very specific audience. Probably fans of internet horror (like me), who enjoy weird stuff like the Backorooms or the SCP Foundation will enjoy it more than anyone else.

[@1GGstube]

The scariest part of Skinamarink was when I lost my wallet at the theater

[@abtinab3738]

2 days without the horrors of 2023? Im jonesing man

[@user-rq4ev1cr4s]

I had an interesting experience watching this movie. I wanted to immerse myself as much as possible, so I watched in bed on my laptop with the lights off. Like you, I knew by a certain point that it wasn’t for me. I got bored, I fell asleep. One of the jump scares woke me up and sent my heart racing. After that, I was fully engaged in the film until the ending, which I particularly thought was creepy and well done. However, there was too much boredom to redeem itself to me. Especially with the cheap jump scares, they also pissed me off.

[@SammyJo-lx7ve]

Watching this movie terrified me. I had to go out and hug my baby sister at the 911 call. This movie and the grudge are the two that absolutely terrify me. Love the movie 🥰

[@papamaples617]

I loved the first 5 minutes and then the scenes with the parents. The rest was pretty much unbearable for me. It's one thing to have still shots that hide secrets or build tension, but after a while, the tension left and it became really dull

[@Flounder234]

I loved it personally, I thought the jump scares were well placed and earned, and left me tense afterwards. Usually jump scares drain tension but I thought here it added to the feeling that anything could happen in any given scene. I agree that it's too long though, I thought I wouldn't like it before the first bedroom scene got me hooked.

[@monicaramirez3849]

Saw it in the theater it was so boring I found myself getting sleepy but watched it till the end hoping something good would come out of it. Some people walked out of the movie I noticed. The Winnie the Pooh blood and honey was better than this movie. Love your channel 👍

[@jordanstuck747]

Soooo glad I caught this in theaters. So damn good

[@Hulkpoolza]

it don't really work with me either, I feel pretty similar to you on it. I only watched it because I had a dream after I heard about it where I was in my house and all my doors and windows disappeared along with everyone else so, I was like dang if it can already leak into my mind gotta check it out, unfortunately it did not live up to my imagination.

[@michaelcasey2478]

Not for everyone, but this film hands down scared me more than anything ever seen. My wife didn't get anything from it she didnt find it scary at all. But i was actually terrified. Like hiding behind a pillow watching it. It really took me to that childhood fear of the dark. Glad you got round to this one. Was really interested to hear what you had to say about this one

[@skbirdandsiggi10]

I noticed that your voice sounds different in this video. Maybe new mic? Anyway, good video, and I agree with you. I actually ended up skipping forward a lot after enduring 2/3rds of it. I do think I got everything it had to offer, and the discourse around it has actually been way more interesting than the movie itself.

[@kebbykakoon7280]

Wasn't a big fan the first time I watched it but it stands out as one of the best horror movies of the year for me upon reflection and re examination. Also considering the budget it was shot on it's really impressive what the director accomplished

[@kebbykakoon7280]

Also quit being a puss when it comes to jump scares

[@faLconHunter83]

i watched it with my girlfriend at home, i had one of the most terryfing experiences in my life watching a film and she couldnt really understand why i was so scared. In my case i have some memories related to the theme of the movie that really made it work for me. The jumpscares i saw them as a way to really let the audience know that the tension is going to lead to somewhere, not particulary a fan of them but there were few and not very close between each other so i think they work in this case.

[@mikeworkman3593]

I don't understand either, it was just boring as hell lol

[@theunbearablejuan]

I feel that I would have loved this film if it was 30 minutes long.

[@Daniela664030]

Well it started as this short kzbin.info/www/bejne/foe0q3iwjJmZl6Msi=mLwzR3vfSEM_lpth

[@narconic955]

Always fun to see people on other continents watch movies from our small Canadian market that were filmed in the city I live in. I'd love to hear what you think of the French Canadian 'Les Affames' or in English 'The Ravenous' from 2017

[@jslaugh19]

I'm still not sure how I feel about this movie. I was pretty hyped for it.. also watched it alone, in the complete dark, no distractions. I was mostly left confused. I get the idea I guess, but without any context the entire storyline is baffling.. to me anyways. I spent some time googling theories for a while the next day, then just left it.

[@farside8625]

Do a review of The Triangle and Sea Fever. Both are great ocean horror.

[@hanhanxox]

I was looking forward to watching this so much but I was so disappointed by the end of it. Maybe I should give it another go because some of the shots were amazingly captured (shout out to the liminal aesthetic which I love) but I had no idea what was happening at certain points. Each to their own I suppose.

[@mikedavis1476]

I think it may have been based on a nightmare....it just seems that way

[@jannyripper]

I watched this movie twice, once with headphones and once without. When I watched it with headphones it was a completely different experience. It felt as if someone was whispering in my ear. Super creepy! I really enjoyed it but don't think it will have the same effect twice.

[@eggZ663]

Interested to hear your take on this :D

[@eggZ663]

Ok yeah I agree, jumpscares just made me angry more than anything lol. Also the noise/hairs on the camera kept obviously repeating and I found that really distracting, I spent most the film looking for the loop!

[@aproticferret]

I liked it. I didn't find it scary but I enjoyed the experience. After watching the entire movie, it seemed more like a sad story overall once I figured out what was going on.

[@psychotronic_x]

I loved it

[@Dot_Executables]

I loved this film. Not because it's good (which I think it is) but because of the budget and what they managed to do. It's incredibly uncomfortable to sit through which was the point. I LOVE this film, but I don't think I could watch it a second time based on how long it is. It is a baseline low-budget analog horror film that knows what it is and is flawed and successful in many ways. It's hard to really sit through based on how long each shot is boring. The pacing isn't there... but for what it does, it exceeds where it strived... It's really hard to accurately critique it outside of criticizing the pacing and time spent watching. It could've easily been an hour and 30 minutes to tell its story.

[@jenksd]

I fell asleep. I just couldn't cope after about half an hour. I loved the idea and concept but not for me. I would of loved it as a short story though.

[@VolrathB]

I respect this movie a lot but it’s work to watch it. You have to decide you’re going to stick with it rather than get swept up in it naturally. I’m glad I stuck with it cause the last 20 minutes or so were absolutely terrifying but it’s hard to imagine ever sitting through the entire thing again. There’s a tendency to associate inaccessibility with artistic integrity but I don’t agree. I think it would have been possible to have a somewhat more engaging version of this that has the same impact.

[@ari_metal95]

I made it almost 5 minutes in and thought to myself I won't waste 90 minutes more of my life with this and turned it off lol

[@jessongarcia6099]

is that a hard coconut water?

[@jennmoslek921]

I didn't make it past the 1st 10 minutes because I was so freaking bored!

[@Slasher__Dave]

Thanks for this video. It did not work for me 2, my girlfriend loved it 😅

[@erikagarciavictoria4515]

Im your biggest fan ever 🎉

[@left4newbz]

I would not have enjoyed this movie if I didn't watch reviews on what to expect, or "how to watch it". The theme of children in peril makes me ill, especially when I realized that these kids are gonna be tormented, killed, and brought back continuously until the monster is bored of them in x amount of years. I thought it was fantastic overall, but it's understandable how it didn't hit with a good lot of movie goers. And yeah, screw those jumpscares lol. It feels like Kyle is aware this kind of style could slowly become monotonous, leading him to add jumpscares, which I think did a disservice to the film.

[@Isaisac862]

Wasn’t for me I turned it off almost an hour in, I feel like going in this movie blind kinda works against it, since the movie has no visual narrative and is just boring shots of a house in the dark for the majority of the movie, I wonder how many people got what was happening without reading into it tho

[@duncanidaho4787]

I don't know, might as well watch some Backrooms videos

[@guibox3]

I tried. I really did. However, I could not get past the first 20 mins before I got bored out of my skull and stopped watching. There was just nothing of substance. I had no clue what was going on and therefore there was no creep factor, no build up. Just...god. Maybe at some point I might revisit it and force myself to see it through and hope something changes..We shall see.

[@DistantThunderworksLLC]

Those weren't dreams! It was me and I've finally found you! BOO!

[@chrissierengert3514]

Is this Murderdrone?

[@mikeworkman3593]

This wasn't scary at all to me. Reading the comments, I don't get how it scared anyone? Maybe they are all way younger than me? I was born in 1975, and grew up watching Fulchi's movies in the theater lol. I never was scared of the dark, however I do remember there was a time where I was scared of aliens abducting me lmao. But you have to remember in the 80s abduction books and stuff was really in its prime then. But I never believed in anything like monsters or ghosts, so they would never had scared me IRL. Thinking aliens were real, that was something I was worried about( now I don't believe in any of that nonsense lol). Like I get this was more like watching a nightmare or something? I think this was a short movies at first, and that is how it should have stayed, IMO

[@_iampotato_]

But why is it called skinamarink? That's like buying a horse and calling it dave biscuit nipples junior

[@tangerinemisfit]

I’m exactly like you. I WANTED to love it but it was just too long and boring for me. Maybe that’s on me for not having the patience or attention spam? I dunno. Like you say though, give the guy credit for creating something unique and outside the box

[@LaLobita2011]

i agree! i wanted to like it but it just isn't for everybody. you have to be super patient

[@jacobalexander7192]

Pretty interesting that this exists. But I can imagine it being pretty boring

[@steveguyman]

didn't quite work for me

[@Puddleofaids1]

I got an hour in and ended up just getting angry and turning it off. I enjoyed the bed scene but other than that I could not recommend this to anyone. If someone liked it I’m genuinely happy for them but I honestly hated it

[@KG-th3cr]

tried to watch it. Just didn't get it.

[@puckfittsburgh5539]

I saw it but I can't recommend anybody see it.

[@Zleets]

I hate it already 😂😂😂 1:23

[@poozwonger]

Oh my days, this film fucked me up for weeks!

[@BURP39R]

At leaat the echo has gone now chief.

[@randallkincaid-shatto5934]

I tried with this film but it just didn't resonate with me. Staring at weird shots of a house at weird angles for 20 minutes at a time just wasn't my cup of tea.

[@elihfisher1059]

The children are horrible actors and make no sense, contributing nothing to the film

[@dluxx7283]

It just felt like I was watching a series of deep web video clips put together to make a movie lol. Tbh..kinda meh.

[@travisbickle2004]

I quite liked the aesthetic but apart from a couple of moments it was a complete waste of time for me. It certainly didn’t scare me or work as a movie. It possibly might have made a decent short film. I have patience and i like films that require you to use your imagination to a degree but there really isn’t much to see here. There’s too much amazing cinema out there that I’d rather watch than this again, life’s too short to rewatch nearly 2 hours of ceilings, doorframes and toys on a carpet.

[@donbeck5109]

I appreciated the concept, but god it was slow. And way too artsy

[@woableattack2990]

I loved it, loved the jumpscares, was on the edge of my seat the ENTIRE movie. Watched it with 8 other people, half of them left halfway through and only one other person felt it like I did. Fair. Not for everybody.

[@tradevoorhees]

aside from how pretty this movie looks, this movie is NOT FUN to watch. I keep recommending it to people tho. 😂😂😂

[@prj7894]

i hated this movie ..it was so stupid i couldn't see anything 90% of time

[@MrLando0]

I agree, I couldn’t get through this. Boring AF. I get it’s a vibe, but make it a short.

[@jdgonzo1982]

this movie looks awful...as does the youtube stuff he makes...so many horror writers and horror game makers think that houses and weird lighting makes for effective horror...it's so narrow minded...there's so much to explore and yet mainstream horror repeats the same ideas over and over...such a shame!! i watched this film the other night, so good: Nattevagten (1994)

[@davidralstin8036]

Sorry this movie did not work for me was not scary at all

[@way2tehdawn]

All I have to say is we need an LGBTQ+ perspective on this movie because I’m lost 🤣

[@oscargustavoarcosruiz8793]

you married? Your apartment looks much cleaner and more decorated than it did a few years ago. Or did you just learn to clean? :)

[@Andor.]

great last 25 mins, but the rest of the movie just was not engaging and just didnt do anything.

[@Ausf.D.A.K.]

Where's your review of Saw X, the best horror movie of the year and the best from the entire franchise?

[@simen30]

by far not the best one

[@Ausf.D.A.K.]

@@simen30 You think the first movie is the best?

[@simen30]

the first 3 actually, i did like saw 7 too

[@mysse573]

Tried to watch it because I love polarizing movies, realized after 4 minutes what absolute trash this excuse of a movie was and quickly turned it off after skimming thru briefly. The director clearly has ulterior motives and made a quick cashgrab for the cowardly zoomers and millenials, its like babbys 1st horror movie. Its not a movie but a "get rich easily" type scam for the soyboy director which is absolutely despicable