We Couldn't Sleep After Watching *THE BLACK PHONE*

[@Saspharuss]

If you look back, the sister’s first vision shows one address and the other shows a different one. A clue to that the killer has two spots he works from.

[@samanthanickson6478]

good eye! i didn’t catch that. 👊🏼

[@Saspharuss]

@@samanthanickson6478 Thank you! Stuff like that usually goes over my head.

[@fearfulclan2007]

Fax

[@tree6787]

The little girl in this movie deserves an Oscar she acted her ass off.🤩

[@fearfulclan2007]

Ikr

[@fearfulclan2007]

And she's very protective of her older brother and is the only main character who never gives up on finding her kidnapped brother.

[@CrayDreZ]

She was the HEARTBEAT to this movie!!!! FR🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

Frfr she was honestly a star

[@CrayDreZ]

@@ajandrianjafymusic FR THE ⭐️

[@44l1y4hhh-x3m]

34:14 the reason why Vance was so mad was because the grabber tortured him the most, the grabber had him in that basement for 10 months.

[@sole9177]

Oh shit damn💀

[@buggiethegreat]

😢

[@Grimshawpoet]

Wait how do you know they were in the basement for 10 months I might have missed that in the movie

[@mikeynskyrock]

Wasent Griffin down there for 2 years

[@rachelBrady-ni]

How do u know this info. Unless the writers or directors said it then ur making up bs

[@michelle6337]

They didn't explicitly say it, but Gwen stays at her friends on Friday night because that's when her dad gets drunk. The first Friday she stayed over there Finn says "I'll take care of dad" like this is their routine. One thing I love about this movie is gives you enough throwaway lines to put the pieces together but doesn't shove the information down your throat. They never say that Finn has powers like his mom and Gwen, which is why he can talk to the dead kids, but when their dad was beating Gwen he looked at Finn and quickly says "that goes for you too," implying that Finn also has a gift. Also, when Finn was talking to Bruce on the phone Bruce said that the phone always rang but they couldn't hear it. Finn could only hear it because of his gift.

[@annabelconstantine1241]

I thought Bruce could always hear the phone and chose denial because he didn't want to face them kids he killed.

[@respectfullyno285]

@@annabelconstantine1241 I get what your saying, but Bruce was a victim lmao. Albert/The Grabber was the one who killed him and the other 4 victims (There was 5, but Finney escaped). This isn't hate, I was just helping u understand better (this comment is useless, ignore it if u want)

[@petyet6072]

​​​​@@annabelconstantine1241 Bruce is the victim not the grabber and also here's what i think it's happening with finney's power's I think they heard the phone ring, but couldn't hear the voices behind it, Finney could hear them while the others couldn't, finney can hear the phone and the kids, the kids could only hear the phone. Finney has a gift, hear and see ghosts The Grabber also can hear the phone and the kids, but thought he was going nutz I guess When you think about it, what if their mom had both powers? I mean, no wonder she commited, she could hear and see dead people, and every time she went to sleep she had to see these strange "dream" with nobody believing her And one last thing, I saw in a comment about divine "jobs", like, Finney's job was to be the last victim and end the grabber, while Gwen's was to find the other kids. But in a way finney is helping the ghost's rest with justice and preventing more ghost children from spawning , and Gwen is helping in the pshycal plane, helping the police find the bodies and the grabber. Man it started with only 2 lines and ended up looking like an TCC for a comment of a month ago

[@annabelconstantine1241]

@@respectfullyno285 this comment is useless

[@annabelconstantine1241]

@@petyet6072 Bruce is the grabber. Im not saying he isn't a successor, I'm saying due to the pov of the story, that's what he is

[@itzyahaira]

I think it was great writing wise to show that the kids he kidnap was smart and/or violent because it shows that any child is vulnerable for kidnapping and you should watch over all.

[@4yinyang]

Absolutely. The whole idea that "This person is too smart/strong/brave etc to be a victim" is ridiculous. Anyone can be a victim.

[@N1tm0]

trueee but u do not want to watch this at 1 am with no one close to u u should not watch this at 1 am alone ur gonna have nightmares fr tho

[@allefrasenv29]

the part where the little girl says my dreams are just dreams 4 times she was actually supposed to only say it once but the actor of the dad improvised and it made it infinitely better and her acting in that moment was fenomenal

[@CrayDreZ]

I literally felt like I wanted to cry it triggered me so bad man she’s AMAZING!!!

[@Palindrome78]

And her delivery was different each time he asked...starting with scared and ending on angry/defiant. Amazing performance.

[@SeCoDraw]

just noticed that the movie ended with the line "call me Finn" as in "fin" just like how old movies ended I f''cking love this movie

[@LightAfton-f5f]

That went through my head when I watched it but I also didn't think of it 💀

[@jaimefierro9222]

And it was also bc that's what robin called him

[@diamcole]

34:16 I don't know, people process shit differently but if I was kidnapped, locked in a basement, tortured, and then murdered - my spirit would probably be that angry too lol. Pleasantries kind of go out the window.

[@Spritewho]

Yes finally ! glad to hear opinion like that and whatever happens they are not stereotypical angry spirits they helping him too

[@44l1y4hhh-x3m]

29:35 griffin wasn’t telling him to play he told him he could leave because the grabber was asleep. The grabber has to be awake for the game to happen

[@dineroojohn5525]

The cops taking credit at the end had me mad as hell they ain’t do shit all movie😂😂‼️

[@JamiylaMeade]

They are gonna have them a press conference regardless of how it goes down🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@LA_HA]

In every thread for this movie, people complain about this. Look, the police isn't taking credit for nothing: (1) They've been working on this case from the beginning and were getting closer little by little (2)They needed more help and Gwen was able to give them important clues, but though the police often consulted people with special talents, they couldn't let the public know. (3) They also couldn't talk about the involvement of minors during or after the investigation. The kids needed their privacy because they just went through some harrowing things. There are a couple more, but these three things should be plenty for this convo. haha

[@vulpii8135]

this film didnt get the recognition it deserved, its so damn good

[@traydaniel0403]

I’m pretty sure it did

[@XxXDestroyer]

I mean it was widely praised and smashed the Box Office. Probably one of the most respected Blumhouse films in years, so I think it certainly did.

[@deannawinsletthughes5958]

I loved this movie. Stephen King taught his son well. Love how you caught that the mom is the reason Finny could hear the voices on the phone and why the dau had the dreams. Also liked how, at first/individually each call had some random info but it ended up that each ghost had something important to contribute. The wire, the hole, the bike lock the fridge meat used to distract the dog etc. I also like how we weren’t spoon fed the reveals and had to think of it ourselves… like the ghosts weren’t leading the dau to Finny but to them. She led the police to the house with the bodies, it was just luck that the grabber kept the boys alive in the house across the street. This was original and the acting was phenomenal. Loved your reactions too. 🎃

[@kyralaird3234]

I had NO idea this was written by Stephen Kings son! Thank you...And i love that it truly was an original story!! And yes the reaction were great!!

[@fearfulclan2007]

Fax

[@Zyklol1218]

i think that's why they stopped in the middle of the road bc they are showing where they are buried and then the house across is where they are killed

[@gonzalezchild0482]

@@Zyklol1218 kinda like a bridge almost yk

[@gonzalezchild0482]

It makes so much sense that both kids have the same abilities as the mom did, which explains how the phone can work

[@BooneErica]

You know the first time I heard that the cops went to the other house, I thought that Finney was dead and he, as a ghost, avenged the children and himself. 🤣

[@karinasalazar9826]

Yes I thought maybe they were showing us the past, what had happened already and that’s why the house was now abandoned but nonetheless the ending was amazing

[@BooneErica]

@@karinasalazar9826 exactly

[@acethefreak4785]

@@karinasalazar9826 this is what I thought!

[@cli4ccmt]

The kid who plays Finney looks like so many actors, it's uncanny. He looks like young Brad Renfro, a young Patrick Swayze, a young Heath Ledger, a young Chris Mulkey, a younger Tom Holland and Bjorn Anderson.

[@tayandella]

I know this is a one year old comment but SO REAL

[@Blue_Eyed_Chippewa]

Bruh this movies kid on kid violence brought some stuff back. I am mixed blood. Native/white. Went to a school that bordered a rez. The Native kids didn't like me cuz I was half white and some of the white kids didnt like me not as many as the Native kids but enough cuz I was half Native. I got in fights every week. I had one friend named Franklin and he was the only black kid in school. We always had each other's back. Miss you Franklin wherever you are my brother hope you are well.

[@spideyguy3315]

This film is by far one of my favorite horror flicks in a while, it's just stuff like this has a plot that'll actually get u invested in the moderm horror aspects similar towards the first IT reboot film.

[@luissimoes2645]

Fun Fact: This movie is based on a story written by Joe Hill wich is the son of Stephen King the writer of the book IT. When Gewn is dressed up in all yellow raincoat and red boots is a reference to Georgie in IT.

[@kooshamokhbery]

@@luissimoes2645 wait so Stephen King made a whole azz movie based on a story written by his own son??! That’s so damn awesome

[@luissimoes2645]

@@kooshamokhbery no I don't think thos movie was done by Stephen King but yes the story is from his son and has references to his father's work wich is pretty awesome

[@kooshamokhbery]

@@luissimoes2645 ohhh no no lmao, idk why I mixed it up. I was thinking of Mr Harriman’s phone, which was recently released on Netflix. But still so awesome that a story written by the King’s son was made into a movie AND that they referenced IT and such, I love that.

[@luissimoes2645]

@@kooshamokhbery yeah I already saw Mr Harrighan's Phone too. It is a good movie as well and its based of a story by Stephen King in the book If It Bleeds

[@thedeepfriar745]

I like that this movie doesn’t treat their father as completely evil. We make the mistake of completely villifying alcoholics when it’s unfortunately a lot more complicated than that.

[@Col_Fragg]

The kid acting in this film is phenomenal. The reason you aren't intimated by these 12 year old bullies is because you aren't 12 years old. This film is better than "Stranger Things" on every level.

[@annie9151]

I’m glad SOMEBODY said it. Husband and I immediately hated her when she made those comments. “I feel like I’m watching an acting class.” So sorry, didn’t realize you were an EGOT recipient. No? Just an Oscar then? No? Anything at all? No? Acted in anything of note at all? No???? Then STFU. The kids are phenomenal.

[@v_doll]

"This film is better than stranger things" probably because stranger things is not a movie pookie

[@river3c761]

She wasn't saying she wasn't intimidated; it was just specifically the lines in the conversation between the 2 characters in the bathroom where one is asking for help with his studies that felt a little recited and unnatural. I noticed it too on my first watch of the movie,, but I don't think it takes me out of the film entirely and I understand if that was a weird line to have to say because asking someone to tutor you isn't something that people often have to say and it doesn't really lend itself to emotional acting. I have to say during later parts of the movie once he's a ghost, the kid does very good at his role and it doesn't feel as awkward or staged at all. Overall, I love this movie

[@river3c761]

​@@annie9151 you're a bit over the top lol; read my comment above^; The kid did a good job but she was just saying that moment specifically when he was asking for tutoring from the main character felt awkward and less acted and more like he was just saying lines. He did a great job later when he was a ghost and taught the MC how to fight, as it was more in his character I think. No reason to hate a person for noticing something felt staged in a movie, especially when kids are young and learning for professional acting

[@dustnea]

The writer of the book this is based on is the son of Stephen King, Joe Hill. He's a very accomplished writer with multiple movie adaptations already. I love that Stephen King's legacy will continue and hopefully be surpassed by Joe someday.

[@silverdoeGirl]

Ethan Hawke and Coked up Max, the grabber's brother also star together in Sinister! And James Ransone who plays Max is Eddie, in IT chapter two. These children were amazing actors. Ethan played the creeper/grabber so well. I enjoyed this movie

[@michaeljarding1299]

Yes Eddie on It Chapter 2

[@veronicagross7458]

He was also in Saving private Ryan, the tower scene, maybe one of the most tense of the movie. I was never able to forget his performance there.

[@silverdoeGirl]

@@veronicagross7458 He's a very underrated actor imo!

[@veronicagross7458]

@@silverdoeGirl Absolutelly, he should have more credit, as I said, he had that little part in that movie, and was enough for me to see him in this one and know who he was.

[@silverdoeGirl]

@@veronicagross7458 I'm rubbish with Names, so I may not remember their names, but I do remember them if they are memorable in a film. He's always one that subtly stand's out.

[@definitelydelish]

Older toys in the 70's were often metal, the little rocket flashlight was likely all metal construction, so it could cut, or the fins twist a screw etc without breaking easily..

[@kyralaird3234]

I was thinking the same thing. They both are quite a bit younger than and would not have known!

[@TheauthorGC]

fun fact finney said to call him fin because the grabber called him finney and robin his bestfriend always called him fin

[@sonofmoss]

I love Ethan Hawke’s performance in this! Terrifying villain and I love that you rarely ever actually see his face at all.

[@daniellevaughn4598]

Watching people get so excited at that ending scene is awesome. I'm screaming along with them. 👊 Whoop 👊 That 👊 Trick 👊 👊 Whoop 👊 That 👊 Trick 👊

[@ellathornton7380]

i love the fact that the writers didn’t make the sifi bit the scary thing in the movie but the situation it’s self

[@orlog3343]

I swear this is the second time Mell spoiled the premise of a movie mid reaction 😂 like on Nope he said “it’s a movie about aliens” 💀

[@cyber6sapien]

The reason we don't get much back story about the Grabber or the other kids is because the movie wasn't about them. The movie was about the main protagonist Finn, and his character arc. Everything that happens in the movie is to serve his development. Except the stuff that happens with his sister, which is its own adjacent narrative alongside the main plot.

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

Jeremy Davies, who plays the dad, is such a good actor. I remember him from LOST, Upham from Saving Private Ryan, and Baldur from God of War.

[@sturnioloforever43]

Mason Thames and Madeleine McGraw did amazing in this movie. Definitely top 3 of my favorite movies. It was amazingly written and directed.

[@Sissysuez]

like you said it was better then i thought it would be i especially like the end when Finn killed the grabber I thought that was a great way for him to do it with the black phone it really wrap it up for me personally

[@amandaasbury7524]

Idk if it's the same person that's been editing, but whoever has been editing on this reaction and putting in those extra inserts is doing a fantastic job.

[@halloweenlivesforever2227]

I love it because Blumhouse brought up the idea for the mask from Corey Taylor from Slipknot, his mask is one similar to how they made Ethan's mask, where he has different shades for the the bottom half but the top piece you can take it off completely and just leave a bottom piece on.

[@jesslyn6813]

Wasn't the demon from Sinister also inspired by a slipknot member?

[@halloweenlivesforever2227]

Sure is. Really nice you noticed that. Sinister has been out for years and didn't notice that right away but knew it looked familiar so I read up on some info and it is.

[@CieraMatlock]

omg thank you so much for reacting to this!! It’s by far my fav horror movie of the year. Plus, it came out on my birthday lol. Everything related to “The Black Phone” is popping up everywhere on my phone, which is funny because I went to this Halloween event in my city, and saw a kid dressed as “The Grabber” and I asked him if I could get a picture with him, and I did😂 I was totally fangirling over these kids dressed as my fav villains haha. Great reaction by the way!!❤️

[@jennaB209]

Y’all talking about the belt scene between the dad and Gwen at the beginning being brutal…. “Bastard out of Carolina” has the most brutal child beating scenes I have ever witnessed and it covers most of the film. That movie genuinely scarred me.

[@Harleymotor]

I really think the kid actors made this movie as good as it was along with the cinematography. Like the girl is amazing but also the main boy actor playing Finn- he didn’t have a lot of speaking lines but his facial expressions were peak

[@addison-2557]

I’ve watched this movie FOUR times and every single time i happened to be looking down when it’s the jumpscare with Billy 😂

[@chickenking67]

My heart dropped when he didn't say "Mellooooooooooo!" And I didn't even get to say "AUGH, AUGH!" It was jarring. It felt like going down a hill in a car without expecting the drop

[@vitamins00]

like coming up the stairs in the dark and you think theres an extra step but it's not and your foot just falls through the air

[@Counting.sheepASMR]

If she says "for real" one more time🤣

[@heyyyyouuu493]

I’m saying lolll

[@babetteafiokbol6848]

Fun fact: The Tingler was the first mowie with any colour. Before it, the coloring films was only for the army.

[@annie9151]

Uh… Gone with the Wind? Wizard of Oz? Both 1939? The Tingler was literally 20 years later.

[@203Moonk]

I took my twin little sisters to see this movie in theaters because they always questioning me about why I make them wait For me before they go outside they are 8 years old….at the end of the movie they said we understand no more questions moomoo by the way MooMoo is my nickname lol🎃

[@jakendriajenkins3902]

Good job moomoo on teaching them we love to see it ❤

[@203Moonk]

@@jakendriajenkins3902 At all times 🤍

[@pnobodi5341]

That’s a W

[@Lloyd991]

W

[@GoodFilms28]

Smart idea. Protect your sisters, it’s a disgusting world at times.

[@emmaaaaaa62442]

Just some fun trivia! The Black Phone was originally a short story by Joe Hill (Stephen King’s son), and it was in a book called 20th Century Ghosts. There was also a story in the same book called The Cape, which might explain why the boy with the bandana (Robin) was wearing a cape!

[@ericyaboy323hearnjr.6]

The Grabber wore the cape

[@44l1y4hhh-x3m]

Tristin (Bruce the first kid that got kidnapped) was about 15 when filming this movie

[@aligmal5031]

43:00 the grabber was the result of parental abuse the movie is about bad house and bad parenting we see how violence all the kids are due to their houses and how mature for their ages they are the grabber is just the result of how these kids will turn up to be because of the abuse the black phone never worked for the grabber as a kid when his father used to lock him down there he was seeking help so badly through the phone but it didn't work it only worked for finn because of his mom but again this is a multi layer thing where the movie is saying there is paranormal abilities with the siblings here but at the same time it could only be in their heads and finn only imagined that the phone is working because he was disparate and he only escaped because of how smart he is and how he tried many things to escape also the reason the grabber has a two piece mask is to represent both the father (the demon face part of the mask) and the son (the lower part of the mask)

[@AmbassadorKat]

Jeez you know punctuation is a thing right?

[@aligmal5031]

@@AmbassadorKat why would i need that if the outcome is the same?

[@kaibalfour2318]

Super underrated, one of the most original horror movies I’ve ever seen. Most scary movies are the same. A family moves into a house with a demon that possesses a child. A bunch of dumb annoying teenagers get picked off 1 by 1 a serial killer with super human strength and won’t die. This was different

[@wittsullivan8130]

The only movie I can think of as an influence (but it's a stretch, by the way) but in An American Werewolf in London, the protagonist is constantly visited by the ghost of his best friend who was mangled at the beginning of the movie (or he's just a figment of his conscience). Btw, you NEED to see An American Werewolf in London, it's a modern horror classic with state of the art practical effects.

[@Estranged180]

Now I recognize the storytelling style... Joe HIll (a.k.a. Joseph Hillström King, son of Tabitha and Stephen King) wrote the short story. It's been said by Stephen King himself that all the books he wrote (up to a point) were connected by the Dark Tower series, and it started with a short story. Maybe he's passed that part on to his son... We'll have to wait and see.

[@ReallyGoodandKind]

Severally Joe Hill’s books are connected to the tower. Ka is a wheel.

[@FallenRingbearer]

I knew I'd read something like this! Thanks for confirming.

[@Amyaleigh_itsme]

Gwen’s face at the end showed just how much she loves her brother

[@Paula4Cam]

Take a shot every time she says "for real" and you'll experiencing alcohol poisoning.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Super excited for your reaction. One of my favorite horror movies of the year. Ethan Hawke is phenomenal and creepy as hell as the grabber. 😀

[@jr-gj2cl]

the movie black phone is just the best i love how the mother of gwen and finney gave them the power to see and listen to spirits and also i thought the bullies were mad bc of finn of robin died but it wasn't they just didn't listen of what robin said they just didn't cared and just continue bulling finn also i love how gwen was helping out to find them and didn't cared of how the adults told her watch her language she didn't cared also the movie is so creative and good. 🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍

[@annemusk6609]

Hi Mello welcome Clariss. Loved your commentary reaction. The both of you gave us more than just a comment on the movie . The way its filmed, and how you both tried to work out what had happened. The acting with the children was fantastic especially the main girl character. Think this was one of the best horror you have done all month. Thankyou both .. until the next one 💜

[@jackass9951]

Parents back in '78 were a different breed

[@treydonovan24]

I love The Black Phone, one of the best movies of the year it’s so fantastic and amazing

[@DiagonSev]

34:09 I watched this in cinemas when it came out, fully thought i was going deaf when Vance started screaming

[@carson9359]

We dissected cats when I was in highschool. Some kids made a jump rope out of the intestines and were jumping with it. I wanted to puke. Even though most think it's just a cat I believe it should've been treated with respect. It died and the whole point of us having them was to learn. Not mutilate the bodies. My husband and I watched this a couple weeks ago and I was happy to see you had a a video for it! We liked it! Great video as always 😊

[@zinhlezulu232]

Woah what year was this? And what country? We only dissected a frog, this was recently in South Africa😅

[@carson9359]

@@zinhlezulu232The U.S. and it was 2010 and my senior year of highschool. Oklahoma to be more precise lol. I always see the frogs people do on television and movies. We didn't do that for some reason 😂. I think I could've stomached it more if I didn't have a cat at home that looked like the one I had to work on at school

[@deadsetondreams1988]

We were supposed to do frogs but my class was acting bad so to "punish us" we weren't allowed to do the frogs. I was so freaking happy because I would have refused anyway! As Mellow said I eventually had to dissect owl poop though. I would rather do that any day.

[@georginanunez9393]

Omg, why did your teacher let that happen?? I took a Zoology class, so we had one or two dissections a unit, and my teacher would watch over us to make sure that we were making correct cuts and treating the specimens respectfully. I don't know WHAT she'd do if anyone tried pulling that 😅 nor do I know why highschoolers of all people would do something like that in the first place

[@carson9359]

@georginanunez9393 I don't know why but she just didn't seem to care. It was annoying. She was a softball coach first and for most and teaching came second it seemed.

[@llamasarus1]

I'm not used to horror movies having a resolute conclusion where everything works out.

[@kaylakurosaki4873]

You jumping made me jump and I almost choked on my rice 🤣

[@MissTissVR]

11:24 Yo, you did the same thing to Billy!!

[@Itsprettyash]

You guys have the perfect chemistry for co reactions! sometimes its hard to get out all your thoughts without another part of something in the movie happening, and your co host trying to get out their thoughts but you guys did splendid! lol

[@Yourfav341]

6:47 of course the so called “former actress” tried to put down an actual working actor because of her jealousy. Of course she tried to criticize his acting as if it wasn’t good enough when in fact she was not good enough or she wouldn’t have the title “former” … now would she? Makes me laugh that she had the nerve to hate on the kid’s acting when she obviously can’t act herself & doesn’t recognize good acting when it’s in her face because she wouldn’t know from experience due to her being “former” 💀

[@emohoward49]

apparently this movie is based on stephen kings sons short story

[@smalltownfamadventuresmore5109]

my mom took my oldest daughter and went to watch this movie. My oldest daughter liked it. the director is the director of Sinister 1 and 2. I love the sinister movies. The grabber's brother was in Sinister 1 and 2 and was Adult Eddie in IT 2 (2019). Joe Hill the one that wrote the book The Black Phone is Stephen King's Son.

[@cheyennepeterson6499]

I remember watching this in theaters thinking this is going to be a piece of cake cause I usually don't scare easily but having a little brother myself and knowing how the world is after watching the black phone in theaters I was shacking at the end of the movie no I didn't jump or scream but I did get really shaky because I put myself in the kids shoes and being a sister myself I'd lose it if something happened to my baby brother his like a son to me so I had him watch it after I got home and now he is carful who he talks to and doesn't leave my side unless he has to go to the bathroom and he knows if he feels uncomfortable when someone else is in the bathroom too then scream for me out mom or run out of the bathroom and wait till we get home I can relate to the siblings when it comes to the abilities part I have abilities like theirs too but I can also feel ppls emotions

[@Sacredloveoracle7]

OOOOoh yeeeess!!! MY kind of movie!! Enjoy the darkness, I know Mell is going to question EVERYthing but it will shock him in the end ;)

[@Xenotric]

reminds me lots of the movie: the lovely bones

[@SmileyAdventures]

Same

[@shainewhite2781]

This is one of the best horror films of the year and also one of the saddest.

[@Still_Inlove_With_Black_Phone]

I know this video was 2 months ago but i wanna say that the grabber was not based on real life serial killers, the movie was based on the book that Joe Hill did. They said that in 13:53 btw- The grabber may be based on real life serial killers but in the credits it just says based on Joe hill's book or something idk-

[@taylortyler1867]

When I heard you comment on how bad the kids' acting was, I thought, wait'll you see that scene with Gwen getting beaten by her father. _THAT_ was some great acting by that little actress. She deserves some kind of award for that scene alone.

[@Y.Gigantae]

The "Colouration" and Light in the Movie gives me Halloween Vibes

[@Tylerrified]

THE LOVELY BONES !!! It’s absolutely amazing it seems like a direct from this !

[@ariellegray5759]

Fun fact I know I’m late but drinking water from the top of the toilet is clean the top of the water is clean that’s what goes down in the toilet when you flush The water that you Peed in

[@FZMPeter]

That was so bad ass at the end bro😂

[@stargrvl]

22:02 paper boy was actually based off johnny gosch who was taken on his morning routine as the new paper boy as that was left was his news paper cart and his dog who had ran home

[@jesslyn6813]

omg really? I should have guessed, the story seemed so reminiscent of that!

[@bel410la]

I love this movie, because how smart Finn is, not only did he do things by himself but he learned from everything the other kids had done wrong, the things they had found and he used them all to survive. My favorite moment was when he killed him and all the other kids were repeating the lines they had said earlier in the movie like "Today's the day asshole" and "Finn's arm is mint!" The police didn't listen to Max not because they didn't think he wasn't right, but because everything that he had found out was things they already knew, the reason they even came to his house was because it was in the neighborhood he explicitly said the grabber must be in, and they also saw that the house he was in had a garage, and they knew they couldn't listen to everything he said and have him join them because he was doing drugs. XD So Yes Max was on the right track but he was a few steps behind the police.

[@latoyamcknight6730]

June 27 2025 the black phone 2 is coming. I can't wait.

[@barnabasstewart4104]

The Tingler is a Vincent Price classic. Really worth a watch!

[@Jason-sz6ep]

38:46 I love the two different reactions

[@royalway2898]

as someone who hates horror ( always jump lol) this a good flick scott derickson hasn't missed

[@MoonlightPrincess07]

I first heard the song from when Bruce was riding from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Movie, the OG one. Seeing the rangers skating and just ahving fun with one another was so nice. But it hurts now too

[@kori9998]

Aww the poor girl😭😭😭

[@Claudia9-3]

We needed that kind of horror thriller movie. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 also Ethan such an actor since I knew him since training day but now he scared me a bit ahah 😅😅😅😅😅

[@digitallyimported3104]

They are such good actor's 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏I love this film fr fr it's one of the best horror!!!

[@hugoz.7281]

I always enjoy watching this movie's reaction.

[@romangunter621]

That's the second time Mello has spoiled the movie for his friend, it also happened with Nope.

[@zachgarrett7787]

I just watched this movie tonight, it was really good! The acting was spot on, and was very suspenseful.

[@kli70500]

Mel says "For the father to be a dick, he's got some really smart kids", then immediately turns around and calls Finney stupid by saying "Man, why didn't your dumb ass hide in a bush?" and "Don't get mad at me because you were too stupid." 😆

[@laticiadavis8627]

this is one of the best made scary movies in a long time imo great reaction.

[@FannyTempest]

Please react to Barbarian (2022). If you want to talk about wild movies, this was definitely it. A great horror movie, I can see it growing a little cult fan base, don’t even watch the trailer if you haven’t yet, just go into it blind. Definitely a fun time

[@queenofthepote]

I literally just saw this with my mom yesterday and it was wild 😭

[@deadsetondreams1988]

@@queenofthepote Not with your mother, oh my lol I screen films before I watch them with my parents for that exact reason XD

[@queenofthepote]

@@deadsetondreams1988 we were having movie night and - plot twist, she picked this one lmaooo.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

@@queenofthepote Mother knows best XD I can only imagine the bonding experience this created lol 🤣

[@bladen5325]

Take a shot everytime she says for real

[@sarahtelles1931]

3:05 I do not know what other movies that song is in but having a younger brother at the same time Cars was a popular Pixar movie we had the Cars PS2 game and that song was one of the background songs in it, I think its called Free Ride or something

[@andidreyes5323]

So, I'm not the only one who knew a belt? My dad used to whoop my brother's butt. He lost it and I walked in on that whooping and took the backswing of the buckle to the face. Dad got yelled at by our oldest sister, my brother who was getting the whooping, and finally from mama.

[@Justsombodythatsnobody]

21:39 Billy be like: 🧍‍♂️

[@arrow5599]

ethan hawke very underrated actor , predestination is amazing

[@kellysmith4978]

just so you know it isn't as gross as you think it was, the water in the back tank of the toilet is clean water.

[@fearfulclan2007]

I've got to say. This movie is amazing when it comes to masked serial killer and slasher films.

[@kavtoM]

ghosts of previous kids helping him gqve me coraline vibes

[@GoodFilms28]

Mellverse if you thought those opening credits were amazing, you should watch the horror movie Hills Have Eyes (2006). Traumatizing film too.

[@awkwardwithapause26]

Every time I watch a reaction to this movie and it gets to the part where Max is like hey you want to know the story of how I found you man I literally scream out No! No I don’t.

[@Jada_-]

Vance’s actor is 18, Bruce’s is 17, Finney’s is 15/16, Robins is 15/16, Billy’s is 15, Gwen’s is 13, Griffins is 12/13

[@addison-2557]

Finney is 13

[@Jada_-]

@@addison-2557 his actor is 15/16 now, i was talking about the actor not character

[@addison-2557]

@@Jada_- his actor is 15

[@Man-p9o]

The saddest thing was how robin was only getting food and drinks for him and Finn 😢