Watching *MIDSOMMAR* For The 1ST Time And It Was HORRIFYING...

[@BillyBinges]

Somebody tell me why are these the kind of movies y’all like? 😂 I just don’t understand… What movie should I do for the month of November? #bingers

[@tjasakosir8341]

#Bingers WHY HIM KILLERS MY BEST FRIEND'S GIRL READY OR NOT COUPLES RETREAT THE BABYSITTER 1 & 2 FREAKY FRIDAY GAME NIGHT HORRIBLE BOSSES 1 & 2 HOT CHICK LET'S BE COPS ROAD TRIP/EUROTRIP ROUGH NIGHT REPLI KATE SORORITY BOYS VAN WILDER 😍😍😍

[@katwebbxo]

The sequel to The Addams Family (1991), Addams Family Values (1993), could work for Thanksgiving because of a certain scene. Definitely worth watching but it would help to see the first one before it of course.

[@joyceowusu]

not me guessing and laughing that your gonna be screaming

[@reginaldjones1150]

#Bingers Deadpool Bad Boys 1& 2 Johnson family vacation Let it shine Lemonade Mouth

[@alexandrawetzel5861]

#bingers rocky horror picture show

[@Burger-dq9nf]

Watched midsommar with a guy who agreed with everything Christian did and every time Dani would have a panic attack or even discuss things with Christian in a calm way, he'd go "hahah, fucking women bro..." Needless to say midsommar in a weird way prevented me to continuing talking to this man 😂

[@Daaaanielle]

Midsomar helped you dodge a nuclear warhead. Good for you!

[@lh9591]

Wow midsommer saved you!!

[@ShadowsintheEyes]

Good for you!! Definitely gotta stay away from people like that. Even Billy was dumping on Dani and acting like she was more the problem at the beginning of the movie, and I'm like: ....you do realize that he's an emotionally abusive boyfriend to her, though, right??

[@lh9591]

ShadowsintheEyes X I think people assume it’s a lot easier to leave abusers than it is. In midsommer the girl went from one bad relationship to another

[@the_nikster1]

so we can thank Midsommar for saving you from a garbage person basically. thank jeebus for Ari Aster!

[@bexc348]

You guessing the cult recruiter straight away from “the way he’s talking ever so softly” got me 😂

[@alphacat667]

He was Love Bombing!

[@sandrafunacc1]

Isn't it sad that the "nicest" people are some of the most dangerous?

[@bexc348]

@@sandrafunacc1 it really is

[@kittygoblin2377]

if we've learned one thing today, it's that billy has never done psychedelics. ever.

[@BillyBinges]

Never. We only drink water eat fruit and mind our business over here 🤐

[@JoyaLewisTheMusician]

@@BillyBinges amen 👏🏾

[@counselforthedefendant4499]

Billy doesn’t even drink coffee or alcohol, so I’m gonna say psychedelics would be a hard pass for him. 🤭

[@iamannaleigh6421]

@@BillyBinges same ♥️😆

[@ferni0307]

@@BillyBinges well I recommend psychedelics to you. an amazing experience man

[@no_title8390]

Billy, whoever suggested this movie wanted to see your world go up in flames because damn.

[@user-mq9uz2fn7v]

She did not actually get revange and is not a happy ending. This movie is supposed to show how cults manipulate vulnerable people with a fake sence of saveness. She is not happy at the end, the cult made her crazy

[@dominickrouser8124]

Dani's sister Terri basically committed suicide via carbon monoxide from a car's exhaust pipe and also murdered her parents via the same mechanic

[@bexc348]

23:50 an ex cult member actually reacted to this scene and said it was spot on. It’s a method used to make a new member feel as if the rest of the group feels their pain or other emotions. It seems odd but it’s psychologically very effective especially for someone really suffering

[@BillyBinges]

Well that is new information. I did not know that! That’s actually really disturbing.

[@bexc348]

@@BillyBinges it really is. It kind of makes sense though. If you look at it outside of a cult perspective, in a more positive way, a large crowd singing a song in unison or even in a church a choir singing has a strong effect on a listener and for those involved. You feel like you’re part of something in that moment and it can be joyous.

[@videohistory722]

@@BillyBinges A cult deprogrammer broke that scene down to what was actually going on: Essentially what they're doing is officially transitioning her into becoming one of them. On the surface it looks like they're just sharing a moment of vulnerability with her. But if you look, you can see how manipulative it actually is: First, they essentially engulf her, so she can't see anything but them. When she starts to cry, they mimic her, as a means of showing they're with her in the moment. But the longer the crying goes on, they stop copying her, and start to cry in a rhythm, until finally, it instead of them copying her, she's copying them, by crying in the same rhythm. See how easy that was?

[@-just-so-]

It's both chilling in how effective it is, and heartbreaking in how Dani latches onto it, just because she finally feels seen and her pain validated. Gut-wrenching scene to watch.

[@katarinawikholm5873]

Agree, it’s horrifying but not in a jump-scare kind of way

[@artisticbeautybyhanako6801]

Anyone else a little bothered that he completely missed the undertones that Dani wasn't actually a bad 'abusive' girlfriend, her boyfriend's friends were just literally villainizing her for asking him to be there for her in her emotionally vulnerable times of dealing with the death of BOTH her parents?

[@malicia2935]

And the murder suicide of her sister. Her complete family was wiped in that incident.

[@jayvon96]

Billy is always missing something 🗿 just like in Maleficent

[@CourtLLRN]

I just watched this movie the other day and so started watching YT reactions of it. And so far I've found that just about every guy (8/9 I've seen) reacts the same way - saying that her coming is ruining "the guy trip" and blames her the whole time for her being there. And every single girl sides with her - that she is in pain and doesn't want/need to be alone and is just asking for comfort from her supposed boyfriend thus wanting to accompany him on said trip and just be with him. It's been a fascinating POV find for sure.

[@artisticbeautybyhanako6801]

@@CourtLLRN not surprising that men are nearly incapable of empathizing with women for even the most baseline, universal of human experiences as long as another guy is discrediting her. Sheeple🙄

[@jiawilliams7664]

This reaction was hilarious as usual. In the “love” story the girl cut off pubic hair she didn’t cut herself. The blood was period blood. In many different cultures it’s used in love spells to make men fall in love. If you’ve ever heard the term “don’t eat the spaghetti of a woman you don’t know” it comes from that same idea.

[@McCammalot]

I have never heard that specific idiom but it's awesome and I might...unintentionally appropriate it...

[@ebmage8793]

I didnt hear about the spaghetti until a few years ago, but yes, I think its a form of casting 'roots' or black magic. I mostly hear about from african american practitioners of witchcraft

[@McCammalot]

@@ebmage8793 I've mainly heard about in it adaptations of tales like Tam Lin. (I love how full of stories the world is)

[@Jodie_Tea]

The idea of it creeps me out though

[@McCammalot]

@@Jodie_Tea This is correct thinking! It is not sanitary and should probably be confined to stories from medieval times and fictional cults we are absolutely not joining.

[@videohistory722]

A cult deprogrammer broke down the crying scene for me: Essentially what they're doing is officially transitioning her into becoming one of them. On the surface it looks like they're just sharing a moment of vulnerability with her. But if you look, you can see how manipulative it actually is: First, they essentially engulf her, so she can't see anything but them. When she starts to cry, they mimic her, as a means of showing they're with her in the moment. But the longer the crying goes on, they stop copying her, and start to cry in a rhythm, until finally, it instead of them copying her, she's copying them, by crying in the same rhythm. See how easy that was?

[@grontelp77]

Exactly. Cults find emotionally vulnerable people and use their lowest moments against them to blur their sense of identity and individuality.

[@meghanmonroe]

@White Rabbit The military is basically a cult too. It's just socially accepted because it serves a purpose. And because it's the government's cult.

[@meghanmonroe]

@White Rabbit Why would I willingly join a cult after I've seen what it did to people I love? That's illogical.

[@meghanmonroe]

@White Rabbit As I just said, after witnessing the effects of service on my friends and family, I would never dream of joining. As it is, I would not be accepted anyway for multiple reasons, and at this point, I consider those blessings.

[@meghanmonroe]

@White RabbitI'm not surprised you feel that way.

[@Callmekatielee]

“Where do they come up with the ideas for these movies?” Real life cults, Billy. The sacrifices and rituals shown in this film come from real life Swedish cults.

[@indiefairy09]

FOR REAL????

[@mischr13]

The cult is basically an analogy for a toxic relationship. I grew up in a cult (not one like this but still pretty weird) and I found it interesting how accurately this movie portrays getting drawn into cults

[@Remlundskan]

Speaking as a Swede, born and raised, and still living in Sweden......... I can neither confirm, nor deny this statement. I will say, though, that we do a lot of crazy sh..... during midsummer, so......

[@McCammalot]

@@Remlundskan I can't blame Sweden. 1. I loved Sweden! And 2. Back in pre medieval times there was a looooooooot of extreme sacrifice going on in a lot of places. Even the Bible had Moloch and Baal!

[@piratsnygg]

@@indiefairy09 no, lol.

[@GingerWizzard1994]

The sister killed herself and her parents by attaching a hose to the car engine, and dragging it into the house, and went further by taping an extra hose to her face. There is a theory that the cult did this, since you see flowers around Dani's picture, and the sister looks shellshocked and terrified, and the tape can either imply determination on her behalf, or force. As much as I hate Christian, he didn't deserve his faith. He was raped, and murdered. He was a bad boyfriend and friend, but he didn't deserve what he got. I think the final line of the screenplay sums the film up perfectly: "A SMILE finally breaks onto Dani’s face. She has surrendered to a joy known only by the insane. She has lost herself completely, and she is finally free. It is horrible and it is beautiful."

[@gracerose2549]

when was Christian raped?

[@GingerWizzard1994]

@@gracerose2549 he was drugged and forced into intercourse against his will. That's rape.

[@gracerose2549]

@@GingerWizzard1994 WOW oh my god i didn't even think that! when the girl gave him that pube drink, I thought of it as a spell and turned him into wanting her. but wow, you are so right, that literally went over my head and that's a super powerful message

[@GingerWizzard1994]

@@gracerose2549 it's directed in such a mindfucky way that it's easy to be misconstrued. I feel it was very deliberate!

[@KindredKeepsake]

+ LaBibliothicc Whoa. This just got even scarier.

[@Zodia195]

Apparently the Director, Ari Aster, was going through a break up himself when he originally wrote this movie. He also mentioned how they did go to Sweden and studied the architecture and traditional clothing the people wore here. The person who designed the traditional outfits said that every outfit was hand made and all were different. She said the hardest thing to create though was that flower dress Dani wore at the end of the movie and it was very heavy. The actress legit had a hard time walking in it. While I'll never see this move due to having a very weak stomach, I do like all the hard work the production team did to make this movie as authentic as possible.

[@spacemonk3682]

Ari Aster is quickly becoming one of my fav horror director/writer. He doesn't hide anything he's trying to do in his films. I've seen both Hereditary and Midsommar multiple times and have seen how he shows what's going to happen and admittedly, missed them the first time watching them hahaha.

[@shitfilm]

@@spacemonk3682 and the funniest part of it all is he doesnt consider either of his movies horror movies

[@leila_m_g]

What in the “I came to invade your land” is this?!?! 💀☠️😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 and the fact you picked up on the guy looking like a cult recruiter hahahaha After your Hereditary reaction, I knew this one wasn’t going to disappoint! Lol

[@magaly1660]

I am so ready for Billy to watch Midsommar

[@batool2000rox]

I JUMPED ON HERE when I got the notification

[@nicole_rogue]

The disconnect with thinking they are both toxic when Christian and everyone around Dani is gaslighting her into believing that her genuine concern for her sister's actions was actually mind boggling and really misses the whole point of the movie. Christian was literally toxic to everyone and Dani was traumatized and grieving.

[@MIMITAS29]

Oh poor billy, you are in for a wild ride my friend with this movie. Can’t wait to see your reactions. Make sure you don’t eat before, that’s for sure

[@pop9340]

Billy not knowing about carbon monoxide poisoning is so pure.

[@samanthasteighner1999]

He really said “why is there a tube in her mouth” when it literally showed people turning off the car and flowing the tube all the way to the sister

[@macabreromance]

“This movie is wild” basically the only way I can explain this movie

[@Pingkonk]

For everyone wondering, as a Swede I can say that, no none of this weird stuff is done for real here. Some are ancient rituals people did a long time ago or completely made up. We do celebrate Midsommar and people can dress the same, and dancing around the pole is a thing. Other than that we mostly get really drunk haha

[@BillyBinges]

Thank you for letting me know 😂 I was wondering.

[@UMewMew]

I wanna do the midsommar thing now sounds awesome

[@tomriddle164]

Of course you'd say that....O.o

[@danni.phantom8184]

LOVE that your editor had your back with the mic when you busted into commercial jingles lmao

[@pasaniusventris4113]

i actually love this movie a lot! christian is an awful boyfriend, manipulating her when she's vulnerable. i know he didn't want to break up with her right when that awful family tragedy hit, but it would've been kinder. he has zero empathy for her throughout the movie, and that helps drive her towards the only people offering empathy- which just so happens to be the cult. notice how christian said "a real attestupa?" he knew what it was, and didn't warn her after knowing her sister committed suicide as well. everyone else is also at fault there, but... he's her boyfriend, he's supposed to care about her mental state. anyone with a shred of compassion should've warned her, but it's a horror movie, so we don't get that. the first time i watched this movie, i had to sit and think about it for like an hour afterwards, it's very intense.

[@BoringLittleMe]

I never thought about the suicide in that way, it was uncomfortable enough that he didn't even care to comfort her but now I've registered that he could easily have warned her and should know it's going to ve a major trigger is so messed up!

[@ovn5058]

It's kinda funny how you missed the message Dani got from her sister in the beginning. Her sister was bipolar and she sent a message saying "I see black, I'm going home and mom and dad are coming too" that's why you see the pipe on the girls mouth, she also put it in the parents room. So basically Dani has no one, her sister and her parents are gone and she has a toxic boyfriend.

[@hotgoomba]

ugh I haaaaaate that he missed it

[@BillyBinges]

@@hotgoomba I promise it wasn’t going to make this movie any better 😂

[@paccinocappaccino]

Billy be missing some important details recently

[@LOSTmyHOST]

She is a toxic girlfriend too. Not only his fault. A toxic realtionship for both of them.

[@ovn5058]

@@LOSTmyHOST I guess you can say that, but bruh she literally stuck around even though it was clear he don't love her so Idk and doesn't matter now, he's dead and Dani's screwed.

[@moonlily1]

In defense of Pelle speaking "ever so softly", Swedes don't like it when people are loud. Scandinavians are a chill people. Most Europeans listening to your video would be like "why is this guy always yelling?"

[@judiit09]

Not Europeans who live in countries close to the Mediterranean. We Spanish are loud as fuck 😂

[@BillyBinges]

Ok fair enough 😂

[@moonlily1]

@@judiit09 No, not Spaniards and Italians.

[@emesegyene2561]

Can confirm! I am from Hungary and was really confused watching the first couple of your videos, like why is this guy so loud? 🤣🤣

[@secretlybees]

@@moonlily1 My Italian grandfather had 2 volumes: yelling and shouting

[@the_nikster1]

no Billy, you were not supposed to feel happy at the end. you were supposed to feel dreadful because essentially, Dani is broken and she is trapped in this cult that she will probably never escape. it's sad, really. great reaction, like I knew it would be.

[@Asma66979]

21:53 Christian looked scared/nervous because he was drugged. which makes this scene all the more disturbing.

[@amberhoward7807]

Cult deprogrammer guy broke down some of this movie for me. Cults really do be like this and the freaky thing about it is that ANYONE can find themselves in a cult! But the fact you can point out from the beginning that he's a cult recruiter really shows how you got your eyes open! Ain't no cult recruiter coming for our Billy boy!

[@alexisscott788]

#bingers - Don't Breathe - The Ring (2002) & Rings (2017) - Halloween (Franchise) - Happy Death Day - Escape Room (2019) - Saw (Franchise) - The other movies in the Conjuring universe

[@bananajoe1491]

definitely happy death day

[@bigblack621]

Definitely Happy Death Day! You'll like it for sure!

[@blazebaby89]

The Ring! I saw it in theaters in 7th grade and it scared the crap outta me.

[@yerawizardjimmeh809]

The Ring movies are so good!!! One of my favorites

[@belpop]

Yesss the ring and happy death day

[@Laurenjoinsyoutube]

In my head Billy pauses the movie every time he talks so that way he doesn’t miss the details

[@rachelsbj1373]

In reality, notso much 😂

[@sarahhughes1302]

Ah yes, Midsommar- today's groundbreaker, tomorrow's cult classic! Now we're cooking with gas~

[@kyletheresa]

Just a different take, but, if you look at Horror movies as more commentary or satire of societal and human dilemmas, then I think you'd enjoy more of the thrillers than you have been. I'm actually shocked you didn't like this one or Hereditary. They're both diving into the horrors of social and human dilemmas that are then aided by the things unknown. It's never really a ghost or ghoul... just people being crappy to each other.

[@belpop]

Yesss the horror is of the human kind

[@jamielee240292]

Yeah and sadly it isn’t for everyone. Some people just wants the boogeyman to jump out of the dark and go “boo!”

[@slashdisco]

@@jamielee240292 Exactly. I like Billy's reactions but the dude just doesn't get allegory or metaphor. He needs his plots spelled out to him.

[@belpop]

I’m like two minutes in and already pissed off because Billy does not understand the point that Christian is a terrible boyfriend. Anyone who takes Christian’s side in this is automatically not understanding the movie at all. But I’ll keep going….

[@belpop]

@@marissaurias5116 Well he was right about Dani being manipulated by the cult, but said they were both toxic in the relationship and basically accused her of ruining their fun. But also felt for her when she was cheated on. :/

[@Raine-97]

@sapphire I love Billy, but that annoyed the shit out of me. She clearly is upset and grieving and no one gave a fuck, acting like she’s the one being annoying.

[@xejelah]

@sapphire7888 It's emotional immaturity. I will 100% guarantee you if it showed his family dying and he went to see his gf because he didn't want to be by himself right then, and she reacted with "you're ruining my good time. I want to be with my friends." - they'd call her a B.

[@NeoMeconopsis]

He is such a terrible boyfriend, I hate him. I do think it’s very messed up what happened to him though. He was drugged before sex, and therefore was raped, and his death was brutal. No one deserves that. He still sucks though.

[@emeryrachelle224]

I love this movie. I can't stand the horror genre, but as someone raised in a cult, I find cult stories somehow really satisfying and therapeutic. Seeing/hearing other people condemn the crap I was raised in is validating. I did watch a detailed breakdown of the cult elements and meaning of this movie before seeing the movie itself, which definitely affected my experience watching it.

[@JoyfulOrb]

NONE OF THIS WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF THE WHOLE FAMILY WENT TO THERAPY!! Preach, Billy, Preach! All the therapy.

[@RodneshaGreen]

I feel you man! My friend and I went to see this movie RANDOMLY with ZERO information. When it ended we just sat in the theater - mouth agape - for a good 10 minutes past the credits just trying to process what we just saw! My cheeks hurt from all the cringing!

[@ProHero86]

This movie is actually better the second time, so you can see all the images you missed

[@jokairasanchez1427]

Honestly the reason this movie scares me is bcs while watching it I didn’t feel scared like I actually forgot it was horror and thriller bcs it made everything seem so interesting, for a lil there I was actually enjoying everything I had to snap myself back to reality when it ended

[@neverlandtribe235]

I’m swedish and this movie SCARRED me for life! IT’S SO DISTURBING!

[@ashantibarnes4631]

Billy when u were mimicking their moan i freakin died🤣🤣

[@Mikayla_Y_1998]

I cackled everytime 🤣

[@kisstakloud707]

I had such a rough day but you seriously make me feel happy. Thank you, Billy~♡ you could be anywhere and you are here with us

[@HelloKitty60621]

This movie left me staring at the screen in shock. I legitimately had mild panic attack after where i couldn't breathe properly and went to all my family members and told them how much i loved them. Watching Midsommar is something i'm glad I did, but i'll never do it again. Christian didn't deserve what happened to him, none of them did. He was raped and murdered, drugged and tortured.

[@alexisgavula5992]

You should watch Ready or Not! It’s a really good mix of scary and funny, without turning it into a whole horror comedy. You’ll actually be rooting for the girl instead of whatever weird feeling this movie leaves you with, too 💀

[@BillyBinges]

I watched that movie actually!! I think I did it last month.. if you type “ready or not BillyBinges” it will pop up!!

[@alexisgavula5992]

@@BillyBinges I just saw that 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ but I also recommend It Chapter 2! I personally prefer the first movie, but the second movie actually does explain It’s origin & more about why the adults in the town didn’t seem to see or pay attention when It was attacking the kids & stuff!

[@HelloMellowXVI]

"What Kind Of Movies Do Y'all Be Watching?!" That Took Me Out. 🤣 But Yeah This Movie Had My Stomach Bubbling And Turning So I Know How You Feel Bro.

[@Drewski217]

My experience with this movie has SOLELY been reactors and even with the edits I've always known it was a HUGE no for me. Bless you for watching it because I for SURE would've declined. The Family Stone and Almost Christmas (the Monique, Danny Glover, Gabrielle Union movie) for a holiday filled #Bingers since we ALL KNOW I constantly rock for Atlantis.

[@AlexiaM]

Yeah it’s disgusting honestly 🥴 I wish I had never watched it LOL

[@chrissyd4279]

I love The Family Stone!!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Family Stone is a fun holiday movie.

[@tori_forte]

The Family Stone is dead to me. It was marketed as a lighthearted Christmas family story. I ugly cried in the damn movie theatre. I don't appreciate being bait and switched like that lol

[@deathwitheponine]

I feel that way about hereditary but oddly enough I like Midsommar. I completely get where you’re coming from.

[@colleenheath3028]

Lol your reaction was everything 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂… this movie is a hell of a psychological ride … the way I look at it is the girl Danny, I think her name is was already broken when she got there. Cults pray on people who are emotionally compromised, people with no family, people who have experienced trauma, and people who are out cast who are longing to be excepted. For Danny she was emotionally drained from trying to keep her dying relationship alive. She hated feeling like she was a burden. Then her sister kills her self and her parents so she’s literally morning over 3 people as well as the state of her relationship because deep down she knows that her boyfriend is only staying with her because her family died. So when the guy invited his friends he knew that Danny’s bf would likely invite her out of guilt. I believe getting Danny to join after her parents died was the icing on the cake to the original goal. The cult doesn’t kill everyone that goes there. I think there main goal is actually to bring in new blood for procreation as well is getting others to join them again for procreation and to replace the people they sacrifice. If you notice they only killed the people who disrespect there cultural beliefs. Like the first group that freaked out during the suicide sene. They didn’t hear them out and immediately wanted to leave. The maze runner guy peed on the ancestral tree of ashes he was killed next. Then the black guy because he went through the book after being told not to. And finally Danny’s boyfriend. As the may queen she was given the deciding power to choose weather or not she wanted to sacrifice her boyfriend. That’s why he was ultimately killed. It was the ultimate break up. When she starts crying and then stops and smiles that was the point she officially cracked and excepted everything that has happened because she had found her new home and family. The reason why is because when she’s in pain she doesn’t have to bear it alone ( pun fully intended lol) . Whenever she’s in pain or others are in pain the people mimic it and help carry the load so that the emotional toll isn’t so heavy

[@chelseaperry9131]

I know October is almost over and you probably already recorded the other reactions, but Monster House is not bad. It’s an animation so definitely not creepy scary like these kinds of movies. #bingers

[@McCammalot]

Monster House would be a perfect chaser to this. More like ParaNorman; simple and ultimately uplifting.

[@dreajp]

What you mean creepy? That cartoon got some creepy ass moments 🤣.

[@chelseaperry9131]

@@dreajp I meant like demon possession and exorcism creepy lol

[@dreajp]

@@chelseaperry9131 Hahaha oh well I wouldn't like Midsommar in that. I thought that since you said these kinds of movies meaning creepy as in any kind of creepy and disturbing 🤣.

[@lenusniq_9746]

I am glad you got the ending - this was NOT an happy ending. BTW: She did go to therapy. Stop blaming the victim.

[@MikeS-ur2ql]

24:00 Well i guess billy has never been too therapy before... Its called shadowing. You mimic the emotional response. Its showing the person they aren't experiencing the emotions alone. Thats been a theme of this whole movie. Danny is alone. She has no one. Even her own boyfriend doesnt care when her sister murders her parents & commits suicide. She stumbled into the perfect cult of family that accepts loners. That prays on their lack of having a foundation in life.

[@bri-uz6ys]

#Bingers Rosemary's Baby(one of the most iconic horror movies ever made and classic) The Skeleton Key ( amazing and so underrated) Trick 'r Treat (cult favorite) Candyman (classic horror)

[@jessicamorgan2438]

Yes The skeleton key! I love that one!

[@bri-uz6ys]

@@jessicamorgan2438 It's so good.

[@Hey_Jamie]

It’s pissing me off how much he hasn’t paid attention to literally anything omg Billy lmao

[@macaroni.5032]

alternate title: billy getting traumatized for 27 minutes straight

[@L.G02]

Disturbing is an understatement for this movie😭😭😭

[@BoxOKittens]

Most people like to say that they would never be taken in by a cult and yet most people consider this a happy ending....

[@mellysomethingclever]

Damn Ari Aster is so good at making you uncomfortable. First hereditary now midsommar. Love him.

[@GH-Rav]

Somebody told me this movie wasn't a horror movie, so I watched this video. Now I'm just sad... and disgusted...

[@AlexiaM]

Oh it’s definitely a horror just not a typical horror 😩😩

[@owend33344]

This fucking movie shocked the hell out of me

[@mirabelmadrigal8956]

I felt like I watched something I shouldn’t have been watching the first time lol, I love it though. Psychological thrillers are my favorite and this one has SO MUCH that you have to see a few times to fully grasp some the imagery

[@saraislfe14]

BILLYYYYY I SWEAR YOU BE SURPRISING ME WITH SOME OF THESE REACTIONS!!🤣🤣🤣 THIS IS BY FAR THE WEIRDEST MOVIE IVE EVER SEEN😭😭💯

[@agenttheater5]

24;07 They're sharing her grief - making her one of them. Making it seem like she can express herself with them and that only they can understand her - which wouldn't be too hard since her friends barely even notice she's there and have no regard for her feelings whatsoever. That's how cults work, breaking down the individualism and making them feel like they're have no where else to go. I suppose if you'll ask them they'll say they were giving comfort to their May Queen.

[@morganrichardson8859]

Billy being SHOOK this entire movie was such a vibe. The first time I watched it, I was also speechless.

[@dezareyw2652]

So excited to see your reaction to this, this movie messed me up. Always love your commentaries!

[@Minatozaki2526]

7 MORE MINUTES AND I'LL BE HEARING BILLY 'HELL NAH' HAHAHAHA

[@videohistory722]

Another clever detail: her smile at the end is the same smile the sun in the mural has in the beginning

[@applebottomjeez]

This movie is definitely a wild ride! The director (same as Hereditary) has said he doesnt consider this a "horror" film, but more of a modern fairytale, like old Hans Christian Anderson and Grimm's fairy tales. If you thought this was a weird, wild, but maybe kind of fun ride, I recommend Mother! #bingers

[@nicolefrey4322]

#Bingers NOT a weird ass movie, but a lighthearted cult classic that I recommend = Clue

[@zelieranquet3390]

Omg yessss

[@chrisbreheim9175]

I’ve seen that on Letterboxd lookin around, I’ll have to watch it

[@mistabrrrly]

Watched this movie with my cousin while on vacation and we both were shocked by it. Something interesting about the part where they smashed the guy’s head in with the hammer, the dead prop was able to collapse in on itself then fix itself using pneumatic cylinders so they could get multiple takes out of it.

[@marivanalstine]

Billy started predicting the movie and I was just laughing because the way he pieced together how disturbing it can get was soooo funnyyyy. He said "A pube?...Aint no way" and then "THATS THE SAME THING THAT WAS IN THE PICTURE" I was so weakkkk

[@screwthiislife]

16:41 the face you made "a pube? ain't no way.." HAHAHAJAJAHA i'm dead

[@thugbunny900]

I think movies that are straight forward are best for you. I know you're not a huge fan of movies with vague messages, but I appreciate you doing this movie. I love it!

[@VengefulPurity]

Wow!!! Wasn’t expecting this next. LoL truly needed this video today! An excellent watch. I didn’t come on this channel to see a review, I came to see you react. And it’s unfortunate some people forget that. You’re like one of those friends that’s needed in a movie session to ground some humor and keep tugging the rest of us back, us who delve too deep in the characters and the story, to remind us it’s not real. I’m still learning that method when watching scary movies.Thank you again, as always, you are hilarious.

[@natorigoudelock6027]

Btw, Billy, I know you haven't done a tv show yet, but the resident 1 black guy (William Jackson Harper) is Chidi in the Good place, which I think you'd love.

[@McCammalot]

Whole-heartedly seconding The Good Place!! #binges William Jackson Harper is PHENOMENAL in it

[@melodie-allynbenezra8956]

At 5:38 - While Mark is tripping, he is also disoriented by the fact that the sky is blue at 9pm. When you are far enough north (ie. in Sweden), that is a distinct possibility. But it's not what Mark is used to, so he is confused and disoriented by the Midnight Sun.

[@jack85331]

why is nobody talkin bout these damn thumbnails? HE NEVER DISAPPOINTS

[@BillyBinges]

Thank you!!! ❤️ they don’t be getting the love they deserve 😂

[@spion1993]

I'll let you know right now before I even start this video that I'm watching this solely for your commentary Billy. I saw this when it came to theatres and told myself I would never watch it again.

[@itssgkimora_]

#bingers definitely recommend Host & Us for next horror movies😭 had me on my deathbedd

[@steph86red]

Since you did Hereditary and Midsommar, you should do Robert Eggers movies next! The Lighthouse and The Witch. Also A24 ‘horror’ movies! #bingers

[@chrisbreheim9175]

Oh man, those effed me up, but they were both good af

[@bigspoon685]

I love these movies but Billy clearly HATES A24 films 🤣

[@steph86red]

@@bigspoon685 which is why it would be so much fun to watch him react to these 2 🤣❤️

[@samanthasteighner1999]

The ending of the VVitch made me recoil

[@Raine-97]

@@samanthasteighner1999 it gave me chills.

[@Khaleesi_Jack]

23:57 LMFAO. Damn, Billy has HAD IT by this point. 'what the hell is this??' Yeah, this movie was weird as fuck and I understand, Billy. I understand. Lol

[@babyjhanajah]

Billy, my love… All Dogs Go To Heaven (can be a halloween watch), Fried Green Tomatoes, Nightmare Before Christmas #Bingers

[@mcfloat575]

#bingers Get Out This one is really good

[@amberhoward7807]

"A tent from Target..." ahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@queenyo1602]

Aww my poor billy😂. He is so shooketh 🤣

[@mitchellhp]

My favorite thing this spoopy season is seeing reactors react to Heritage & Midsommar lol A lot of people took the ending to mean that she got her revenge over her shitty bf. Honestly, the whole thing is a horror story on how cults & manipulation take advantage of the vulnerable.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Anyone curious watch “everything you missed /Easter eggs in Midsommar” you’ll be shocked at how many things you missed. Same with hereditary. 🙂

[@McCammalot]

Great shirt and great message, by the way!

[@Dannysapphire]

This movie still screws with me. I can handle the blood and gut stuff. But cults and mind manipulation? Oh hell no.

[@michellepinilla4009]

When Billy mimics their moans…I died 💀💀

[@lindseystanley4208]

My add before this was for Marc Jacobs Daisy scent, featuring girls running around in white dresses with flower crowns and flute music. How appropriate lol

[@milo_7encore396]

Okay, so the thing about this movie is that some people see Dani as the 'bad' person or Christian as the 'bad' person - when neither of them are good or bad. Something that gets very obvious immediatly, is how the relationship between the two is practically already over, but neither of them acknowledge it, even before the tragedy. The way Dani copes with things is by clinging to the only person she has left - Christian. And Christian, who very clearly didn't still want to be with her, is too scared to cut the ties after the whole tragedy happens. The way hE reacts to Dani, is by avoiding. He's very clearly overwhelmed. Now, let's imagine, what would happen if he was really a good boyfriend, caring, loving, etc. It wouldn't help her situation a lot. Sure, it probably would have helped a bit, but the way she reacts and the traume she has experienced- that's not something a good boyfriend can help her with. What she needs, is actual therapy. He can't be her therapist, he's 'just' her boyfriend. Also - he might have been a bad boyfriend, but that doesn't mean, he was a bad person. When it comes to all these friends, we're only shown the bad moments of their personality, to make the difference between the cult and Danis' friends more noticable. But Christian probably wasn't a bad person - just someone who isn't confident enough to actually understand what he wants and act on it. (In my opinion, even if he was a bad person he would never deserve that, but some people might argue with that) Another thing that I see mentioned quite often, is Christian being druged and r*ped. He was, btw, there's definitely no use arguing that, but what some people seem to think, that he 'sort of' agreed, since he kept looking at her, and when he was asked if he would like to mate with the other girl - since his answer wasn't shown - people seem to think he said yes, and that apparently means, he wasn't assaulted. He was. He was drugged to the point of not being able to give consent anymore - consent is something, anyone should be able to revoke at any time and that clearly didn't happen. Also, I don't think they would have drugged him, if he had said yes, he wanted to mate with her - but that's just my own interpretation.

[@walkofnails2923]

I have rewatched this video several times and I always die laughing at the simultaneous scenes of Dani screaming & Christian mating & your commentary. That part is extra hilarious. I’ve also rewatched your Bridesmaids and Up reactions a ton. It’s pure comedy gold 😄😄

[@VeronicaGarcia-oe4et]

midsommar is a horror movie in the day light. thats all the context you need to start.

[@choomah]

Yooo! He finally learnt to eat first😂 Not sticking to the horror diet plan 'eh?? haha Just hope you don't loose your lunch😂😂

[@Marina-kd7qk]

He missed so many of the points of this movie that I can't even enjoy this video XD Like that was painful. When he thought the other girls were moaning with Dani... they were screaming bud. Its because the cults language is empathy and that what Dani wasn't getting from Christian

[@Mandydandeyy]

Nahh this movie had me up at night horrified I jus found ur channel and i love ur reactions

[@TheSuperNats]

“Is this…regular or not?” 🤣🤣🤣

[@lilchubbers]

I didn't even wanna watch this movie again but I really wanted to see your reaction 😭 my mistake for not waiting till morning for this video

[@buggabugga1637]

“I hope I got a ad for this video!” Designer Shoe Warehouse here to save the day😂

[@laquandrasims]

I'M SO FUCKING WEAK! "So now we ALL moaning?! WHAT THE HELL IS THIS??" 😅😅😅😅😅☠

[@annw99]

"if its disturbing,disgusting,weird..." pretty much all it is

[@87royalty18]

THE PERFECTION with Logan Browning & Allison Williams #Bingers

[@flibber123]

I like these kinds of movies because they are challenging. There's nothing wrong with simple, audience friendly movies but that's not enough for me. For example, you mentioned you didn't understand what was going on in the beginning. There are two running vehicles in an enclosed garage, there are firefighters there, the engines were running, there are hoses attached and leading inside the house, there are dead bodies inside the house, and Dani's sister had sent a message that sounded suicidal. Unless you've never heard of people killing themselves with vehicle exhaust before, it's a simple puzzle to put together. But it makes for a more interesting way to deliver that information to the audience. The simpler but more boring way is to have a scene where someone calls Dani and tells her "Your sister killed your parents then killed herself by running their cars' exhaust into the house while they slept".