The Terror of LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL

[@guiltlessprogram8331]

To me, this movie was a breath of fresh air. I feel like I'm drowning in horror movies funded by huge studios that all feel the same. It feels like everything nowadays is a prequel/sequel, reboot, or just an unoriginal mess with cheap jumpscares and overused CGI. This movie had a good mix of CGI and practical work, and even though some effects didn't look great, I can appreciate the work they did with what they had.

[@Callimo]

Shudder and A24 are always turning out bangers year after year. Definitely need more small to medium movie studios that give new artists a chance :)

[@tammy6610]

I find that the best fx are a mix of practical and cgi. An this movie did it right.

[@michaelbyrd2460]

This show, like many others, on hours back, riding through the kennels with 20 dogs by the side, open in the mountain range to sea to shining sea.

[@_-pf_gd-_]

Idk the movie's ending was awful, I think it would've been more interesting if they leaned more into the hypnosis/MK Ultra stuff instead of what happened.

[@GeosKum]

That’s what makes this movie so fire, the feel of “back in the day” with the ominous of spirits all happening on “live tv” very well done, even Stephen king admired this film

[@VinnySmiles01]

I saw this movie at a late night showing in an old movie theater. You couldn't ask for a better showing.

[@Imjustsaying1966]

sure you did.

[@VinnySmiles01]

@@Imjustsaying1966 I did.

[@christianjfowler3052]

Those are the best. I saw Crouching Tiger at Tivoli in STL in 2000ish. Best showing ever. 8 Oscar film. 😊.

[@VinnySmiles01]

@@christianjfowler3052 dude, I felt like I was in the creepshow theater from the creepshow 2 cover art. It was awesome! They're showing it again at a very old theater in downtown where I live on Halloween night. I think I might go see it again.

[@BoracicLemon4894]

​@@Imjustsaying1966believe it or not people actually have lives outside the internet. I have also watched horror movies in B/C-list theaters at night, it's not that uncommon.

[@fried.rooster06]

I think everyone wants David a leading role again. He's a great actor.

[@rnettles6241]

I distinctly remember his face in Batman. Apparently, everyone else did too. Good for him. He seems decent. Hopefully, he just smiles and waves, and keeps his mouth shut.

[@FacelessPorcelain]

Just as long as he makes no deals with the devil to do it :)

[@mikescorpio13]

i was only here for the PR bots chilling about how David is a worthy actor hahaha 3rd comment it is

[@UC4AQUgrQ9EwVIGoF0w7xHXg]

​@@mikescorpio13 ok Mikey

[@Lyesankh7771]

What a shame ​@@FacelessPorcelain

[@Ravuun]

This movie is a fantastic example of analog horror. I love this genre.

[@kagger911]

There's nothing analog about it it's digital. Analog would be you watching a VCR. Why is everything analog now? V/h/s is found footage. Pov is point of view and there are four so what is up with this devolution of language.

[@deadpool2334]

Feel like it might be the first full length analog horror movies since the genre has emerged.

[@KingOfWinter]

It felt like a really good full length movie version of a V/H/S side story imo. Not to say I didn’t think it was good because I did but the ending did fall a little flat in my opinion

[@Ravuun]

@@deadpool2334 Technically Skinamarink was first, but this one is so dang fun!

[@jeltoninc.8542]

Skinamarink was so boring omg.

[@blackanarchicreacts]

Lilly wasn't oblivious to anything. Pretty obvious that Mr. Wriggles was in partial or full possession of her the whole time. Everything she said sounded like the demon masquerading as a little girl.

[@michaelb.42112]

Oh good observation. That makes sense now that you say it because Lily never seemed to be 100% present, nor did she seem like she wanted to be there, but the spirit had an agenda.

[@maurverngallard4607]

“ wriggles” is a worm, Abraxas is a worm, film is peppered by references to intestinal worms. Research “ Vril”.

[@iplaydodgeball]

​@michaelb.42112 when June wants to cut the show short right before the demon comes out full force lilly asks her not to so "everyone can know the truth".. but it's obvious Lilly doesn't want that, June does, and she's being manipulated. Since there's no reason for lilly to do that otherwise one can conclude that its the demon wanting her to continue so it can have its big finale

[@brih220]

I think you’re right, this theory would make what happened to the medium make way more sense. Why would he have hemorrhaged and died like that if the demon hadn’t already gotten to him?? And how could the demon have gotten to him if he wasn’t manifested yet??

[@PunishedBrak]

​@@brih220Remember, the spirit of Jacks wife was still in the studio, even before this episode, haunting Jack

[@swiftxrt]

this movie is amazing for a lot of reasons. the girl who played Lily gave a wonderfully creepy and unsettling performance. The guy who played the medium transitioned perfectly from slimey manipulation to genuine terror and shock. and what the hell was up with the guy in the skeleton suit!? that guy is up to no good! why is he in all the key shots? and why is he so completely and totally unmoved by all the horror around him? its such fun to speculate.

[@HNcomics]

Yeah I could help but feel like the skeleton was gonna become important

[@PunishedBrak]

​@@HNcomicsI was severely disappointed to see him panicking at the end of the movie, like it really was just a guy the Studio planted in the audience to be Spooky™.

[@Nutterbutter123]

I believe there were grove “handlers” in the crowd as well. Like the skeleton costume guy, he’s in Jacks illusions/dreams. Idk if there’s more I only saw the movie once

[@26michaeluk]

I thought the exact same thing. He also doesn't speak when Jack tries to get him to talk.

[@Nutterbutter123]

@@26michaeluk yea he was fishy, surprised I never really hear anyone mention the audience members since I saw it in theaters- like in breakdown videos. Still only seen it once, probably rewatch it soon

[@TheMikeSwitch]

the guy dressed as frankenstein was also in the grove

[@PunishedBrak]

He's panicking and running away at the end; disappointed that he was just a guy the Studio planted to be Spooky™

[@Christa.Francis]

Born in 1974 here ! I must say , I 1000% felt like I was TRULY watching a movie/late night talk/ variety show / documentary from my childhood & teenage years 😮!... EVERY BIT of this movie IMO was 70's PERFECTION !! Its actually mind-blowing to me that this is a new movie and not something directly out of the 1970's ... Not one complaint regarding anything in the movie ... BRAVO TO THE ENTIRE CAST 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Director , writers , lighting , sets , cameramen ,, AMAZING WORK and I thank them all for the perfect feeling of being back then again 😃😁🤗👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tonysalinas5853]

I second that, i saw it about 10:00pm and fell assleep right before the conclusion...it was like watching a great late show of the era.. next day i picked up the conclusion and went ..wtf... highly recomended

[@Christa.Francis]

@@tonysalinas5853 I have already watched this movie at LEAST 3 more times 😯😂😁👏👏👏🤗

[@JonnyMack33]

The use of owls is interesting... because that's the "owl god Mowlek" is depicted in the actual Bohemian Grove. They even show a giant one in the film.

[@talleywa5772]

The god owl mowl

[@LovesteinJr]

lmao i thought the same thing, i laughed out loud when they called it "The Grove", lotta subliminal messages in the movie.

[@seanjdempsey]

Moloch is represented by a bull not an owl

[@7spidersofhh]

many cultures that initially had no contact with each other consider Owls to be bad omens. likely because they are silent flying birds of prey. the fact that their "faces" that were the closest thing to uncanny valley ancient peoples wouldve encountered probably contributed to their ill reputation too

[@hoshigumo]

@@seanjdempseyThis. The association with Moloch came about after details of the child-sized effigy burning were leaked, when people started drawing parallels between Moloch related child sacrifice and the Grove ritual. I’m not saying the Grove isn’t weird af or bad in itself, but afaik there’s no historic link between Moloch and owls, or even strong evidence the Grove worships Moloch. I feel like if anything, the Grove just worships itself.

[@Nsynced]

I think the girl looks creepier when she smiles and giggles at the questions

[@XvKJP2015]

Her staring at the camera kinda creeped me out

[@Nenerii]

This legit feels like an SCP story come to life. Insanity.

[@swiftxrt]

thats why I loved it! I loved hereditary and smile for the same reason: I felt like it was an SCP manifesting

[@allenharper2928]

Laugh is Fun

[@ShmuckOnWheels]

SCP?

[@NathanDayspring-re4ok]

Cloverfield is watching the found footage of this movie.

[@ShykinArcana]

A lot of explained channels are frankly insulting but honestly your's has always been a standout. Engaging with the themes, the interviews by the creators, the actual events, small details, all of it. Honestly a breath of fresh air to see among so many imitators. It honestly just inspires me to watch the films or read the comics I see on this channel.

[@gn2727]

How they achieved 70's camera look ? It is fantastic.

[@fistinyourface7053]

Most probably they utilized filters in post production. Certain lenses and their own filters can create such an effect as well.

[@ryanf4106]

its lofi and technicolour

[@ryanf4106]

your film stock for the "look" would be the Kodak Eastman's 5247 100T II which is a celluloid film.

[@ryanf4106]

for your sound it will all have to be based upon how the song was mixed and produced. you can edit it for effect but ultimately it will be decided on the sound engineers quality in regards to their mixing of the song you choose.

[@ResohV2]

Chromatic aberration, Gaussian blur, 4:3 aspect ratio, and audio degradation/low fidelity effect will do the heavy lifting to bring the retro look/sound to life.

[@paytopray1468]

I used to love horror movies and got burnt out on them. I watched this movie after seeing the trailer and I can confidently say that this is the best horror movie I’ve seen in years

[@seanpratt4843]

I liked how, when the girl’s head split she looked like a grotesque owl

[@Deimos-Oso]

Wasn’t expecting you to analyze this video, but I’m so happy you did! Great video!

[@Exar_Kun]

I love how the demon is far from the worst character in this film. You know what they say about “the road to hell”.

[@saminaminx]

Paved by good intentions?

[@Exar_Kun]

@@saminaminx 💯

[@SameerKhan-nf3no]

Its got cookies?

[@nevermanishere]

One of those premises that you ask yourself, "Why didn't I think of that?" So simple and obvious that it all fits in 1 1/2 hours so perfectly. Great film.

[@deaditeera]

LOVE seeing David Dastmalchian in a lead role! It’s about time!!

[@organic723]

Evil is like a vampire... you have to Invite it into your home.

[@TheChesher]

Some Evils, just like some Vampires, require no invitation, you have to do your best to fight it or avoid it whenever the situation calls for it.

[@nerag7459]

And others kick in the door and unalive you for being insufficiently patriotic or venerating the supreme being in an incorrect fashion or whatever.

[@YokaiX]

@@nerag7459ah yes… the ethno-nationalists and Christo-fascists

[@SameerKhan-nf3no]

Some smile. . .

[@citizenVader]

Fun fact. James Randi was the illusionist who made the decapitation bit in Alice Coopers' tours during his first years.

[@CharlesChristinaWH]

I kept wondering why the actor who played Carmichael looked familiar he played Bane in the matrix franchise ironically another character killed by possession

[@greenytaddict]

Loved the Carmichael character

[@citizenVader]

Found this

[@MissDebbieSue123]

James Rande rules. RIP.

[@SuperSoundtracksEX]

I thought this is one of the best horror movies in the past 45 years. Seriously, this was such an excellent film.

[@Jay-n262]

One of the better horror movies I've seen since 1408.

[@jamesrobb7626]

1408 great movie

[@higorss]

bro is 600+ years old

[@XvKJP2015]

Love both

[@crystalkelly9349]

@@higorss 😂

[@rcanderson4328]

I was pleasantly surprised with this movie. I wouldn’t want to see this particular angle all the time, but it was nice to have a little change up.

[@ElMalito187]

Fun fact: The movie narrator Michael Ironside voiced Darkseid in Superman TAS, Justice League and Justice League Unlimited and in numerous DC Animated films, he even reprised his Darkseid role in Harley Quinn TAS. He also played Jean Rasczak in 1997's Starship Troopers. Edit: He even voiced The Dark Knight Returns in The New Batman Adventures episode Legends of the Dark Knight. Cheers 🍻

[@canniblemutants]

No mention of Sam Fisher? Possibly his most recognized role

[@esmitty9548]

Scar from the Lion King as well

[@canniblemutants]

@esmitty9548 haha I used to make that mistake all the time. That's jeremy irons, he was Alfred in the DC movies

[@esmitty9548]

@@canniblemutants Ah you’re right. My bad lol

[@brianmccauley3267]

michae🎉ironside 'Scanners', 'Total Recall '. so much more.

[@paulpaul7322]

If they ever make a movie about Christopher Lee’s life, this guys the man to do it!

[@damianstarks3338]

Love this movie it captures the essence of the 70s perfectly. Can’t thank you enough for doing a video on this movie. Happy 4th of July to you

[@pringals420]

I love the colors of the 70s. Somthing about it is so comforting to me.

[@youngheffeh5691]

This movie has like 15 title cards before the movie starts. It’s legit outta control

[@halogalaxy5612]

It makes sense, the movie isn’t backed by a huge studio, it would take a lot of money to produce this film and that means getting the funding from a dozen other studios

[@youngheffeh5691]

After the first 5 or so I thought it might have to do with the narrative of the film. But like @halogalaxy5612 said, I agree.

[@Captain0conrad]

I remember thinking it was a gag at first

[@nicholasbrown668]

bro just found out that movies are made outside of the major studios

[@beetlebob4675]

I suspected that the last two were part of the "documentary" lol

[@ArpitKarukapallil]

One thing I really liked about this movie is that it made me feel very uneasy and made me fear that the evil might crossover through the screen. It made me feel that I am in danger along with the characters of the movie, something I have never felt before from any other horror movie.

[@michaelb.42112]

I saw this movie during my stay at the hospital. I was heavily medicated on a ketamine drip, so I wasn't sure what was special effects, or not. I was under 10 years old through the 1970's and this movie captures that TV look and feel perfectly.

[@jamesabernethy7896]

It's a great point about an Alternative version of the 70's, familiar yet different. I've only recently got into watching horror and I actually watched this at the cinema. Although I'm glad I saw it with others, someone else I follow made a great point that the format lends itself to home viewing on a TV to make it more meta, if that is the right term. Some of my favourite movies have had strong horror elements, and even though my experience with pure horror is still limited, this felt unique and very immersive. My only issue was with the energy special effects as they looked worse than what can be achieved now, and yet better than what a a 70's camera could have captured. In essence, they were out of time.

[@Hawk7886]

this is really insightful, well put

[@dynamite_dynamite5954]

How do you feel about Ari Aster’s movies?

[@jamesabernethy7896]

@@dynamite_dynamite5954 Since I'm still relatively new to actually watching horror as a viewer I haven't seen any. I've watched tonnes of making-of and analysis videos which is spurred mostly from my love of special effects. Hereditary looks good and Midsomar looks to have some great filmmaking.

[@mattgilbert7347]

Great comment

[@waterking74]

This film looks amazing and nuts in using the uncanny valley and uncomfortable atmosphere

[@mutantbarbeque4653]

I loved them involving the audience at the end and the host being caught in the ritual /completing it by passing it on to us by viewing the death of the child

[@Kenspiracy664]

Check out Incantation

[@tochukwuudu7763]

David Knocked it outta the park with this one, excellent movie, gonna reccomend it to me mom.

[@HanamoriKuna]

Loved this film. Loved the concept, the setting, the characters, the meshing of real events with fictional characters. The crushing ending. It’s a predictable ride but I enjoyed the whole thing.

[@antoinettelashelle5093]

This was a great movie. Had me glued to the tv screen until it was over

[@Christa.Francis]

SAME HERE !!!!

[@jeffrhall9219]

I thought this was an absolutely terrific film. Scary and captivating without excess gore for gore's sake.

[@RexNovus]

Managed to watch this film after I found your review and all I can say is that I was speechless during and after the movie ended. Currently 3 am here now and watching it during the "devil's hour" really makes this movie so fantastic! Words can't explain how I am feeling after watching this and now I am in a mood to binge watch horror movies til sunrise.

[@greg61377]

Great movie, love David dasmalcean. I remember seeing in in the dark knight. Now seen so many movies with him. Great actor and a rising star

[@GoatedJoyBoy]

probably one of the best horror movies to come out for a while fun fact the Grove is still very much a thing but they changed locations since their California base was uncovered

[@lawrenceragnarok1186]

What are you talking about, it's still here and they still go there.

[@Center-For-I.E.D.Mismanagement]

Giving the name *"Lilly"* to the girl who winds up possessed by a demon is so blatantly on the nose, my face hurts.

[@KrazyJojo4594]

it’s better than “Lucy”

[@Center-For-I.E.D.Mismanagement]

@@KrazyJojo4594 Lol. Fair point.

[@pokeman123451]

Why

[@Center-For-I.E.D.Mismanagement]

@@pokeman123451 Lucy = *Lucifer* Lilly = *Lillith*

[@TheJtl420]

You had me at voiceover by Micheal Ironside

[@babagalacticus]

check & DOUBLE check; versatile & consistently sympatico.

[@burnerjack01]

The Uri Geller reference reminded me of the story of a guy that could bend silverware with just his mind. After exhausting the talk show circuit, he staged a live event where he was to stop a speeding train with just his mind. At the appointed hour, he stared down that train as planned. Right in front of the cameras, on live TV he was hit by the train and killed immediately. He failed, but every spoon on that train was bent.😳🤣🤣

[@AresofWar_]

Watching this while i wait for the cabinet of curiosities video :D

[@thatguy4413]

Was waiting for this. Great movie, mix of analog & body horror. Probably the best horror movie of the year.

[@skwisgaarskwigelf2775]

This movie was ... Wow. I was really excited for it before it came out and man did it deliver. This movie gave me a very visceral feeling of terror... The suspense was fabulous... The ending was fabulous. Definitely in my opinion a top tier movie.

[@peterherron4222]

David Dastmalchian is wonderful in everything he does.

[@mikescorpio13]

no he is not... bot

[@Dravianpn02]

​@@mikescorpio13yes he is lol

[@mikescorpio13]

@@Dravianpn02 nope he is just another ordinary extras nothing more.

[@Dravianpn02]

@@mikescorpio13 I must be confused, which character does this person play? I thought he was the lead lol. I don't remember his name honestly. At the time I commenter it sounded like it was o.o it was lazy on my part.

[@markoyamashitach]

6:00 Thank you! You're the first content creator (that I know of) that made this connection between The Grove and real life Bohemian Grove (who's members include many, MANY famous and influential men (supposedly) including Hollywood actors, former Presidents and politicians.

[@sam8789]

Only found you fairly recently but I've been really enjoying your content the way you break things down and put them across is really pro. Great stuff man

[@RedVelvetUnderground333]

This movie was so captivating, got irl cult history . The team did amazing on nailing the atmosphere. Such a mysterious doom u can’t turn away from. It’s a cult classic now

[@kevinpoe8137]

Congrats on reaching 1mil subscribers, I’ve been watching your videos off and on for years now

[@vigggoda_abe_vigoat]

Already clicked like before the video started. Thanks for all you do sir

[@royalfoxie77785]

Best horror movie since terrifer .... Didn't expect it to be a great movie!!

[@daisuke_thrasher7032]

Is no one going to point out that the demon learnt the hypnosis trick, which can’t be replicated when playing back, and used it on jack as for him to kill everyone on set and frame him for it

[@joca5181]

This. There's a few things going on that makes this more interesting upon multiple viewings. There's an interview with Dalstmalchian where he mentions the significance of the skeleton in the crowd as well as the devil appearing once in the film.

[@boris1387]

Not sure if it's an age thing, I'm 50, a lot of my friends are my age or mid 50s, and we all loved it. It was a basic spooky story, not over the top and not trying to be something it's not. It stays in its lane. All the cast were spot on and the production well thought out... Harking back to the 70s/early 80s. By contrast my younger friends, they thought it was boring and expected more.

[@acrustykrab]

Latenight shows are truly a dystopian nightmare reality

[@p__kingg]

It's funny cuz I always felt that kinda energy surrounding them too... especially the ones that aired in the 80s and early early 90s... I remember living in a city called rialto in California... And we had a public access studio/ building that was in our cities industrial/ commerce part of the city ... And id always make a note of it . Then I'd watch the WALLY GEORGE SHOW on a channel called KDOC... And the wally George show was WILLDDDD... It was like the Morton downey jr. Show and jerry Springer before those shows were a thing . And he'd do stuff like this all the time and bring Satanist and just odd people on to debate religious groups ... And because Wally was conservative he'd always end up yelling at the people opposing religion and the studio would always turn into chaos. It wasn't necessarily scary to me as a kid... It was just ODD. I was way too young to understand the parodic kinda dark humor of the show...and the fact it was all a SHOW and that wally was a character acting. So yea like I said it was always a little off putting whenever id think of it... Anyways the show was taped at a public access studio called KDOC.. and the logo would always be on display in the corner during the show..and because id always pass that one public access studio we had in our city on our way to get on the freeway Everytime we'd have to leave out of town somewhere.. KNOWING THAT BUILDING WAS THERE would always spook me too...cuz to me it was synonymous with all the confusion imagery the show would put in my 7/8 year old brain. And ya... So to add on to your thought OP.. I definitely always felt the same way

[@ChrisDanceMusic]

I just watched this movie then you make this video. Great timing. It was a change in horror style movies. I guess he got what he wanted in the end but only for 1 episode

[@domomitsune5920]

I think someone should put this on the television with a group of friends, and not tell them that this wasn't just a old pre-recording of some night show. Have them watch it, and have them being freaking out what they're seeing, not knowing that this was supposed to be this scary on purpose cuz it wasn't in fact a night show.

[@bigguy7353]

I hope no one has friends dumb enough to believe that.

[@tonysalinas5853]

Dump it on to a VHS tape..then just pop it in

[@austins.2495]

Gonna save this video for later, because I HAVE to see this movie. Idk how I haven’t heard of this until now 🤯 Edit: okay, 3 months later I finally watched it 🤙 pretty gnarly film. I see people say this was a “breath of fresh air” and that is exactly what it is. Very creative and well done, plus I’m a sucker for analog horror. This is an instant classic

[@bucfanz-vs8wu]

It’s on you tube now for free.

[@Dravianpn02]

Why would you watch an entire breakdown of a film before you watch it?

[@AA-ed6ek]

This movie finished and I felt like something was missing. I did enjoy it but it felt incomplete to me lol.

[@HarryFlashmanVC]

I remember 1977 and it is a masterpiece of brining that time back again

[@toekie3352]

very cool movie and nice twist on the found footage film. david does a fantastic job, he really shines playing these wierd troubled characters.

[@jeffreese1828]

This is the very first I've heard of this flic ! Man , Ive got to get out more , cos this looks right up my alley , and would have been great in a theater ! I was a mid-teen at end of 70's and can vouch for the vibe and look of the show . That "full-Abraxas" looked too cool . 😮 Gotta go .... and find this .

[@iamtrying2690]

It had a good run at the beginning, during the latter part, everything jumped off the window. It could've been much better, but we get what we get. Still a good popcorn movie.

[@KillbotSw]

What are you yapping about? The second half is when the film gets better. Did you even notice any of the ghosts in the background throughout the film?

[@wileyreid5420]

It definitely went downhill fast the weird unzipping of the girls head made it feel so corny.

[@arandomstormcloak8839]

The bad effects towards the end really stood out

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

@@wileyreid5420it’s supposed to be corny 😂

[@base21]

​@@thearmchairjournalist566 that doesn't make it good though

[@jessicapatton2688]

My friend Shaun just showed me this movie about a month ago. I’m glad I watched thru the slow build up. The end made it worth it. It’s a little before my time, but, it was pretty good. I especially liked the freakiness of where she turned into an electric monster and the very end that showed what actually happened…..but I won’t spoil that part.

[@Kabra2012]

Personally, I thought that the very end scene indicated that Jack knew how to perform the hypnosis himself - albeit perhaps he lost control of it? We only hear it one other time with Carmichael. It makes me wonder - was his agenda to use the same hypnosis trick that Carmichael showed, but on a bigger scale? Perhaps mastery of that power was what he gained from the Tall Trees, but just couldn't use it effectively. Imagine if he used that skill to help kill his wife and pass it off as cancer, all in hopes of using the tragedy for ratings?

[@bournelucid]

2:25 not me hearng sponsors and automatically skipping ahead

[@Arrowed_Sparrow]

Never heard of this movie so I watched it before watching this. This was a good f*ckin movie. I like the way it was delivered, and there wasn't 30 thousand jump scares. I'm definitely recommending this one to a few people.

[@MrCliffda3rd]

Let's be real, Jack Delroy's the real bad guy here. Poor Maddie didn't deserve it. David Dastmalchian did a phenominal performance. Fun Fact: Georgina Haig, who played Madeline also potrays Frozen's Queen Elsa in Once Upon a Time.

[@RebaDarby]

Oh and I will say this....they did their homework with that Demonic Cult part. Reminded me of the footage of The (actual) Church of Satan (Anton LeVey's church) hat has been broadcast many times .... Also, some of the clips give me "Faces of Death" (one of my favorite movie series)

[@MidTierVillain]

It felt exactly like Faces Of Death, you’re spot on.. I still have the VHS tape, with the box cover too. Along with Dawn Of The Dead VHS tape.. I found my old blockbuster card as well..

[@anthonykolb8083]

I think they shoud make more vhs style movies , we need more retro type media

[@lewis3238]

Loved this. I miss "short" videos like this 😅

[@castielbrooks8520]

My favorite little detail is in the fact that Jack is a smoker and his wife likely got lung cancer from the second hand smoke. A cruel joke from the devil, Jack essentially killed his wife twice.

[@wkk89]

I love to hear michael ironside's voice. I'm a big fan of Splinter Cell series since 2004

[@WatchThisJonny]

3:23 is no one gonna mention just how fly David D. Got for this interview??

[@johnbrainard566]

You missed the demon's hand on Jack's shoulder 😊 Good video though, you caught other things that I didn't.

[@timothyr23]

Glad you covered this one

[@XvKJP2015]

Love how they kept showing the wife in everything. I only noticed the one on the back of lilys head. Just a cool little detail

[@r.s6187]

I enjoyed this movie! I didn't necessarily find it scary, but it was an entertaining watch and I appreciate the unique stylistic choices and storytelling. I'd rather a horror movie attempt to do something different and out of the box, and I'd take that over another boring generic jump-scare movie any day!

[@alfredotorres3595]

Love these break downs of the movies you do

[@Atogatog-j9v]

This movie was so simple, but so great. Definitely worth the subscription I pay to Shudder.

[@sharonpike3743]

Honestly this review has made me like the movie more. I found it to be shallow when I watched it the first time and didn't find that it had much substance. This deep dive has made me see a different perspective. Thank you.

[@Tauraun7]

Other then David..there where many child actors after the Excorst like ... Linda Blair as Regan..who tried to ... replicate possession movies Ingrid Torelli who played Lilly was the MVP of the film ...needs great recognition as well! Even before she was she went full on possessed ..When she came out on stage...She made many feel on edge all through her unforgettable performance!!!

[@mobbossgambino]

I fxcking loved this. Had me guessing all the way to the big reveal 😂 lovely

[@DemoNinja79]

0:18 whoa is that the dude who played Polka-Dot Man in Suicide Squad 2?

[@Melanias_Consort]

JFC it wasn't suicide squad 2.... It was "The Suicide Squad", not to be confused with the pile of shit "$uicide Squad"

[@patsfan1276]

Dave Daschmalcin

[@positivevibetec]

Yes

[@positivevibetec]

Any man also

[@MatataMcCleskey]

I watched this at around 2:AM alone in the dark in a camper in the woods. When they did the freezeframe playback I could barely watch the screen.

[@MrMegatron85]

Definitely keep an eye on these directors

[@Lopfff]

One of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time

[@wflakes2655]

Masterful is always my friend I honestly couldn't describe the movie better myself

[@rhowar1]

I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. I thought it was going to be like all the others, but it was an original story with some good twists.

[@mitchmaule6517]

The cymbals used on that drumset weren't produced until the 80s lmao got em!!

[@charlesdu84]

I really enjoyed this film.

[@CarlosGarcia-ds9dn]

Finally watched it and man I wanted more. It was so interesting and kept me engaged

[@AFoxInFlames]

I really loved this one, something finally coming out for horror❤

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Ngl, this is what late night shows should be...entertaining

[@duncantiv]

I'm torn about this movie. They did a great job of recreating the setting and establishing the premise, but I feel there was so much that they could have expanded on but left unrealized. I left the theater thinking, "That could have been great, BUT...". Amazing work by Dastmalchian and the entire cast, but I feel like too much was left to wither on the vine for it to be the classic everybody is calling it.

[@thearmchairjournalist566]

Love it - back to your roots 👌 I noticed a few of your older videos aren’t on your channel anymore, have you cleaned up and removed old videos or am I incorrect?

[@gypsyfox3285]

I have to watch this. They got the vibe 100%.

[@Christa.Francis]

It ,, IMO was PERFECT !! BEYOND AMAZING THROWBACK FEELING !!! I'm beyond BEYOND IMPRESSED !!; 😃😁🤗

[@BearPawification]

UBC is the fictional television network in The Network. Great reference!