Why You Should Watch THE INVISIBLE MAN (2020)

[@RyanHollinger]

*For full transparency, Universal flew me out to London for a preview screening followed by an interview with Leigh, Jason and Oliver. I didn't let this impact my opinion of the film - I will take any excuse to meet creators that inspire my love for the genre. It's thanks to all of you for watching that this opportunity was even possible so thank you again for letting me do this as a f*cking job!

[@Samcole0408]

DONT LOOK NOW

[@PROGCANAL]

So you sell this crap because they invite you 😒

[@ValentinPasseraH]

Nice that you disclaim However nobody that ever saw a video of you can, I think, doubt you honesty That being said let me say thanks for all you very talented work :-)

[@sebmeister67]

do creep (2014) and creep 2 (2017)

[@lil_crossgg1029]

You deserve it

[@koperak6070]

Me seeing ads for invisible man: idk abt this movie it seems tacky lol Ryan holliger: what makes the invisible man so special? Me to my friends: aight who wants to see the invisible man w me

[@jsmarty1]

Same

[@friendlyneighborhooddg]

Literally just said this to my brother lmao before I even watched the video

[@icantthinkofaname1009]

The ads look a bit goofy, but I really really liked Upgrade so I was always gonna be interested in Whannel’s next project regardless. Also, I remember laughing hysterically throughout the trailer for Don’t Breathe before seeing the film and being really into it. I think certain movies are just really difficult to sell through short form soundbites removed from context, but giving too much context can give the whole thing away. There are a lot of really poorly edited trailers today, but there are also a lot of cases where after seeing a full film I don’t envy whoever had to cut a preview for it.

[@ScoutXdude]

Legit just asked my friend if he wants to see the movie lmao

[@melthework4511]

Lol same

[@kevinromero245]

"behind their inventions were human emotions that lost their nobility as ego took over" i love how this channel is so consistently thoughtfully written it's accessible and thorough at the same time

[@elimidd6626]

A lot of film channels make film feel really inaccessible, YMS for example, while I do enjoy his work he makes a lot of film feel inaccessible bc of they way he talks about it. Ryan makes it feel so accessible and safe and also acknowledges when something is more complicated and/or pretentious than what the average audience may be used to and also very much gives an air of "I know this thing isnt for everyone, I'm just talking about it because i enjoy it/found something worth talking about in it"

[@oroontheheels]

Scariest part is that one female viewer I personally know who hated the movie said “her husband is ok she’s just overreacting”. This movie not only well crafted but also very important. So many people still /prefer/ not to believe the victim and justify abusers. Thank you for great review of the movie!

[@oatmealpony]

this genuinely sold me on the film after the awful trailers so universal better be giving you that sponsor money

[@themonkeyshead7520]

bolton I’ve only seen the first trailer and it was really good tbh

[@vincenthawthorne9360]

Saw the movie. I loved it. Trust me, the movie exceeds the trailers

[@yummimuffuun6496]

Good god, the trailers are awful. And it almost made me not want to watch It. Because it felt like they spoiled too much. It kinda did. Like, the advertisement department should fired because literally no one was in the theatres.

[@natalieperez9887]

RIght, like the trailers were horrible but when I watched the movie it was actually hella good better than a lot of horror movies and I actually had to pause it a few times cuz damn anxiety.

[@gagejohnathan9641]

@@natalieperez9887 for once, it inverts A strong female protagonist because This invisible Man literally had her outmatched in Most departments, He made her look crazy, He drove her to never sleep, and he Had to be killed with the same suit.

[@Hi-Hi1990]

Honestly, the dinner was extremely tense for me. Considering how extremely smart and cunning and charming he is, I was honestly worried he was going to intimidate Cecelia into being with him again (a very common thing in abusive relationships). I'm glad it didn't turn out that way though.

[@johanaklaudyova8764]

Yeah and I was immediately like "he knows she has a hidden microphone", I was at the edge of my seat

[@harrisonlee9585]

Dr. Weir from Event Horizon has to be on the pantheon of movie mad scientists.

[@RyanHollinger]

Fu*k, forgot him!

[@harrisonlee9585]

@@RyanHollinger Actually, interesting notion with Weir; does it count as a mad scientist if it's accidental?

[@MarvelMan1989]

@@harrisonlee9585 science is all about experimentation, about trial and error. Weir may not have known what was going to happen to the ship, but there was always a huge risk involved when dealing with black holes.

[@brendanfoehr5086]

Speaking of Event Horizon, can't wait to hear your thoughts on Joely Richardson and Colour Out of Space! (Was that a subtle segue?)

[@Hopium500]

Time to go baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack

[@TheAutistWhisperer]

I wasn't so sure about this film, but when I found out the director of Upgrade is helming it, it's now on my must watch list.

[@TheAutistWhisperer]

@Horror HistorIan Indeed!

[@icantthinkofaname1009]

I couldn’t believe Upgrade was made for only $3 million. Looking back, there’s nothing that would be too crazy expensive, but the action is just so well done that it doesn’t feel like you’re watching something on a budget. With the premise and setting it could’ve easily ballooned into this overblown cyberpunk epic that was trying to do more than its budget would allow, but he knew how to keep it small scale enough that it just feels really polished and professional and most importantly engaging. Probably took some notes from his involvement with the first Saw on how to make a movie on a budget.

[@TheAutistWhisperer]

@@icantthinkofaname1009 That's why it's my film of 2018, it was so well made with such a small budget.

[@Asad_Thomas]

You should definitely go see it. I just saw it tonight and it was awesome.

[@shawklan27]

That's the same with me cause that film was badass has shit

[@peacechickification]

As a survivor of domestic psychological abuse, thank you for making this video. I’ve been curious about this film because of my history, but would never be able to sit down in front of it without knowing what triggers I might be subjecting myself to. I like all your videos, but I think you did an especially good job in representing this one. Many thanks.

[@adri7352]

"Now you never have to do your first one again!" Lol that was so cute. Good job, man!!! 🤘🏼😤

[@RyanHollinger]

Thanks!

[@iloveanmieandcartoonsyesth8891]

@@RyanHollinger you just gave her a heart cuz she's a hot girl

[@GameMaster-ig8oo]

@@iloveanmieandcartoonsyesth8891 There's this trend going around where guys on the internet gives themselves female avatars. Just saying. It's not that uncommon.

[@iloveanmieandcartoonsyesth8891]

@@GameMaster-ig8oo huh

[@iloveanmieandcartoonsyesth8891]

@@GameMaster-ig8oo you mean she is really him?

[@Firegen1]

I love the themes used for this film. Reading Wells original how Griffin uses everyone around him so violently really struck me as a young teen. It would translate perfectly into discussing violent manipulative relationships and unending horror of trying to escape. I have to see this film.

[@caseymckenna7111]

Really loved this. I thought the way they played the “danger you can’t see” trope against the effects of trauma and misogyny was brilliant. Also, the way it was shot was so great.. doesn’t let you get comfortable for a single second.

[@herpesinflammation]

5:10 Ryan’s going for that SpongeBob look I see

[@RyanHollinger]

Neh, Charlie during his Pepe Silvia craze.

[@TheVeryAngryShrimp]

Nah he's going for that Shaun of the Dead look!

[@Xehanort10]

Ryan running down the street shouting "I'm ready. I'm ready."

[@severnforward808]

Haha my dude

[@lastemperor3618]

Kid aren't your parents controlling your internet time? You should be on some learning game website and the rest blocked.

[@bucket9486]

Man, the trailers really didn't do the movie any favors. I thought it was gonna be a generic horror remake.

[@twmcg7057]

My thoughts exactly. I don't think any of the trailers sold the film well, but knowing the writer/director's previous work I figured they might simply be bad trailers. Luckily I was right because the film was great!

[@erinsr02]

I thought the same and that’s why I was so worried when I went to see it as I thought it was gonna be bad, but it ended up being really good! I was happy to be wrong.

[@Rynewulf]

Are there any good trailers these days? They always seem to be split off from the production to the lowest gives no shits bidder

[@romancandleofthewild]

That's why I try to avoid trailers if I can help it. I just read the synopsis and head to the theatre!

[@Xehanort10]

@@Rynewulf Not to mention most trailers now give away important parts of the plot. Well done trailers only show you enough to get you to go and see the film but the majority of modern trailers might as well be showing you the whole film early.

[@Shaymeralexander]

I'm curious to see the whole interview that you did. Thank you for giving me a reason to want to go see this movie

[@RyanHollinger]

Hopefully it’ll be up soon via my Twitter

[@BoyNamedSue4]

7:00 really refreshing to hear this take from a filmmaker

[@hairsstandonend]

Refreshing? It just shows that he doesn't know how to write...

[@juliantapia1407]

@@hairsstandonend When it comes to making a movie though, it becomes more than just one aspect. The actors, the director, the set design, all play a part in shaping what the overall product is, and the message or messages that it sends

[@michaelproch8801]

I’d love to read some of your stuff

[@BoyNamedSue4]

Darren Colgan actually shows the exact opposite. Making something that allows fans to have their own interpretation is harder to pull than “this is my interpretation and it is the only one that counts”

[@hairsstandonend]

@@BoyNamedSue4 Don't agree. Everyone will make their own interpretation of something if they think it's worth interpreting.

[@Gromek999]

I watched the movie after stopping before the spoiler section. Glad I did, the movie was fantastic and the rest half of this video was nice too

[@mashigabla]

HE WORE THE SPONGEBOB UNIFORM TO TALK TO THE GUY FROM SAW

[@LongGoneVisuals]

The opening shot with the titles fading out as the water trickled down was cool, and the first scene of her escaping was so well done setting up the suspense and even the camera at the end. I think for the first half of this movie I was totally clenched. Very suspenseful and well done with superb camera work for both the suspense and action parts.

[@Argacyan]

Me: *comfy, at home, thinking I'm safe, turning on my pc, ...* Out of nowhere: **Hoievah**

[@alysiamerdavid-wasser9165]

First time I didn't hear that OR "Pa-een", lol.

[@colinehay]

You were BEAMING during that interview. Moving on up, Ryan!

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

You got to interview Leigh Wannell for The Invisible Man???? 😱😱😱 That is so awesome!! Congrats Ryan! I can't wait to see the full interview!!

[@evenflow5491]

Saw it yesterday and loved it, incredibly well made and tense

[@nettieb7604]

Been following you for a long time and it's so cool to see you interviewing the filmmakers!!! Hope to see many more!

[@caitlinbrewer4843]

Excellent! May I request a video on: 1) 'You're Next' as interest take on the Final Girl trope. 2) 'Hannibal' as a dark romance. 3) Stephen King's 'Under the Dome' technique

[@mrgustavoaraujo]

I'd love to see the You're Next video if it ever does come out

[@caitlinbrewer4843]

@@mrgustavoaraujo such a fun gory flick

[@mrgustavoaraujo]

@@caitlinbrewer4843agreed. The final girl in that movie in my opinion was the cherry on top

[@OrbitZombie]

I just saw this and it was fantastic! One of the best horror/thrillers I've seen in years! Amazing perfomances for Cecilias actress and Griffins. To me there was something haunting about Griffins lab in the film. In addition to the creepy voyeuristic implications of the suit, it felt almost taboo, a veritable Pandoras Box of tech ripe for abusing. I left wondering how many suits he actually had and whether or not he had other labs and other people under his thrall. The fact that stealth suit technology is likely being researched as we speak only makes it more frightening to think about.

[@jinxeffect27]

This film was really good at visual storytelling and the make up job for the main character was so on point, realistic and consistent with the escalation of her trauma.

[@JackedThor-so]

Definitely planning on seeing this at some point. Even just from the extended trailer I was freaked out, the idea that no matter what she can't get away from this guy. Psychological horror will always freak me out.more than jumpscares or gore.

[@shanehetland7659]

Thank you. Thank you for including, "This video contains suicide references." I've never come across a KZbinr who has made such a disclaimer. I greatly appreciate your sincerity on the subject, Ryan. As always, great review dude.

[@therealdrew]

I feel like Ryan would be love and embrace the existentialism and storytelling of Nier: Automata much like he did bloodborne. If you see this Ryan I STRONGLY suggest looking into it.

[@VainSick]

Melbourne X or the original Nier

[@Jerrongamereview]

SOMA would be better

[@Alonne1]

Our boi Ryan is stepping up his game!

[@johnathanmonsen6567]

Uigh, being in the same room as Blum after slamming so many Blumhouse flicks must have been AWKWARD.

[@beqiblaqheart9388]

Just watched this last night. It was so, so good. Probably will end up being my favorite horror of 2020. I am always excited to see your takes on horror!

[@fataconsilium4890]

Older video obviously, but I adore Ryan’s interview looks. While so many try to seem very professional and closed off, he smiles and shows his feelings on the film and what the interviewees are saying.

[@natalyn139]

just wanted to say congrats on scoring that interview, Ryan! it’s great to see you succeeding like this! it’s well deserved, and i’m sure it’s just the beginning :)

[@ethandavis9378]

I adore this channel. It always makes me look at some of my favorite horror movies/things differently (i.e I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream). I was wondering if anyone has watched the REC series? The first two movies are my favorite horror movies ever made and I would love to hear Mr. Hollinger's thoughts and anyone else's! Great video and awesome interview!

[@shieldmaiden3791]

Omg yes. REC is my favorite found footage movie. Would absolutely love to hear Ryan's take on it.

[@Frizzleman]

That’s amazing you got to interview those guys! Great work!

[@neilmartinoconnor]

Well done dude! You did really well in that interview. Congratulations on your first of many!

[@meris8486]

5:42 This reminds me of The Nice Guys where Gosling punches through a window, slices open his arm, has to go to the Intensive Care Unit and then wears a bandage for the rest of the film

[@Road_to_Dawn]

Great movie! I need to see that again xD

[@DavistheDCfan]

Saw it today, Invisible Mans my favorite universal monster from the 40s era... Seeing this movie was a lot of fun, even my friends who aren't into horror dug this film. Apart from some of its flaws I think it's a pretty good film, great to see you say you liked it aswell

[@trixerius]

Saw this one last night, opening night in the US, and I was blown away by its clever ways to not only use but emphasize the empty space that often comes with a low budget. This one was special. Ryan, congrats on your first interview; I loved seeing this from you. You’ve come a long way! I’ve been enjoying this years projects a lot; keep it up!

[@torgan]

Blumhouse DID make Whiplash which is the scariest film of all time so they're not completely hopeless.

[@sunsolaris]

I rewatched it a couple of days ago and I was genuinely surprised to see Blumhouse's logo in the opening of the film. To be honest they've done a few good films in the past. It's not a horror film but they did do BlacKkKlansman. They also did the 2018 Halloween reboot/sequel. The Purge wasn't a bad film. Split was a surprisingly decent M Night Shyamalan film. They also did Get Out which is a great film as well. So despite shit like Insidious and it's sequels as well as Truth or Dare and Unfriended Dark Web, they've released some pretty damn good stuff.

[@Garrus1995]

Then I guess the lesson here is that Blumhouse movies could go either way. They can either be fantastic or complete shit.

[@unhallowed45]

Whiplash is a mf masterpiece

[@anthonyhertlein4629]

@@sunsolaris I would even argue that insidious (not its sequels 🙄) was sort of okay. It's a guilty pleasure of mine. The one jumpscare in the scene where the family is beating breakfast terrified me when I saw it in theaters lmao. The sequels were all straight garb tho.

[@loverboymadita7811]

You got to do an interview!!! How awesome!!! I'm so proud of you!!! (Is that weird to say?)

[@elekinggudon3245]

To be honest, I think a mistake with this film is with its name. Instead of calling it the Invisible Man, they could of just called it something else. I know that the directors had to make reboot of the Invisible Man but it sort of resembles it own thing. In fact I would argue that the movie Hollow Man was more of a direct reboot/remake of the original man than this movie. Apart of the invisibility element, it does sound like that the film stands out as it own idea rather than being just reboot of the invisible man.

[@maria.whiddon]

Agreed

[@MrVictor1227]

Well,there is a invisble man in it

[@TheMaster4999]

My ploblem is that the movies is to direct sadly.No surprised, how cool whould be to make us question if she is mad or not and only at the climax to fully reveal to us that hey it is invisible and it is not just her still being affected by her past.That would have been an amazing film.But sadly it's to on the nose like "here is a movie about and invisible man" yey

[@fairlyliterary4771]

@@TheMaster4999 too direct? For a good portion of it the audience is left wondering if she's going crazy or not

[@TheMaster4999]

@@fairlyliterary4771 The trailer shows us the guy is literary invisible so how can you say it is left us wondering?

[@cuttlefish3011]

Was on the fence about seeing this film, but an endorsement from Mr. Hollinger sealed the deal for me! Saw it tonight, and it did NOT disappoint! Great experience, extremely tense with some excellent camera work and use of negative space.

[@laurenevam6305]

Weirdly so proud to see you interviewing the filmmakers and actor.

[@Skipti_LLC]

Bro congratulations on getting to sit down with the creators! I can only imagine what sitting down face to face with Jason Blum felt like.

[@MechanicWolf85]

Upgrade was an amazing film, so if this is the same director im very interested in seeing this The trailers didn't do much justice to this movie

[@zeddrotten6098]

So how was it, Kael? I personally think that Upgrade is waaaaaay above the Invisible Man.

[@Cylix3D]

My partner and I won exclusive early premiere tickets to see this film and I was hesitant about it at first but from the first beat of the film, I couldn't keep my eyes off the screen. I have never been so absorbed and on the edge of my seat before, this film was a fantastic piece of work

[@key495]

Waited to watch the movie before watching and I agree with the analysis so much in this video. Good Job Ryan. I hope you get more opportunities like this in the future you deserve it.

[@darkdemonqueen]

Just saw this. I was expecting a lot and was STILL blown away. Wonderful.

[@michaelandable]

Long time follower, I'm proud of you Ryan for this opportunity!!! Keep it going Bruv! 🤘👍🤙

[@antonydias8503]

The thumbnail of your video reminded me to watch the movie x) I just finished it and I loved it ! Its good to see an intelligent way of talking about domestic abuse and women emancipation rather than the frontal and head smashing approach that is usually used. Good video ! Hope you can do this job for a long time !

[@ghostface3652]

I love your analysis videos. I literally watch re watch your old videos when I’m bored lmaoo

[@firecrusades3397]

very impressed with the improved production value!!!!

[@commonhurricanebeast]

Thanks Ryan! Just got back from the film and loved every minute of it. Wouldn’t have seen it otherwise! Keep being awesome! :)

[@sdh2383]

It's so cool you got the chance to do an interview with the filmmakers. Well done.

[@marchingham]

Aw this makes me happy that I liked film (those performances though. Perfection.) They seem like lovely fellows and congrats on your interview!!

[@lthunt2073]

I've just watched Upgrade after recommending it to our film society off the back of this video - thank you so much for bringing it to our attention. You should do a video on Upgrade!! :-)

[@borek92]

Hey, that's the dude from the first Saw movie!

[@RyanHollinger]

He also wrote it!

[@mikespearwood3914]

@@RyanHollinger Got the idea from Mad Max!

[@yunix2396]

Your script writing and presentation, love for film, and the occasional goofy moments is what keeps me coming back to your video's. Thanks Ryan.

[@kaydenevideo]

Your content is so well done, Ryan. And here, the interview that you had with The Invisible Man's creative director and producer - so well done. You were able to ask poignant questions and receive really stellar answers. It's just really f*king cool. Well done. Keep going ♥️

[@josephdennis9432]

I just want to say thanks to Ryan for reigniting my love of horror fiction - as a student game designer a love of horror has given me a platform to help make my work stand out amongst so many others.

[@kmaldo16]

Super proud of you doing these videos. You dont need my approval but ima give it anyway

[@trista443]

really dig the pacing with this movie, its tense from the get go, even tho its a bit long, they could chop a few 10-15min off but other than that its brilliant. also i love the camera work, they kept leaving out wide empty space in the frame and the camera keeps panning and moving into some empty spot before the actual (and visible) characters walks there. it sort of gives the invisible man a new dimension of existance. what looks like that they kept panning into some empty hallways, but theyre actually following the invisible man. idk thats a small details that i like from this movie. i didnt watch the trailer and i watched it with my dad yesterday (he really dont like horror and thrillers but i dragged him to the theatres anyway) and it was great and my dad ended up liking it so thats that. plus the guy made upgrade, i freaking adore that movie. ill be sure to keep a tab for his new releases in the future!

[@linasayshush]

As soon as I saw that you were recommending this movie, I decided to watch it before even seeing the video. I'm seeing it now after coming back from the movies, not at all disappointed.

[@heroicdorkgoop4850]

Dude the part you mentioned at 10:25 was so shocking and that was one of the only moments that scared me. The other being when she’s in the attic and throws the paint.

[@nekromantik2009]

So jealous you got to meet and interview em! Just saw the movie and Leigh is one to look out for after Upgrade and this! Loved this movie. It did not have much studio interference as clearly he did what he wanted. Such a great film! Did not seem like 2 hour film at all! Enjoy his style also with this and Upgrade. Look forward to his next one.

[@manabluerose]

The ads did this movie no justice. It's a hard watch for anyone who is a domestic abuse survivor, but it does such a fantastic job leaving you on the edge the entire film. Even watching this review, there was so much i missed in the background and didn't catch the first time. Elizabeth Moss does such a convincing performance of a woman who feels isolated and alone. This is just such an excellent retelling of the 1933 version i was used to. Everyone on board did such a great job, and i'm gonna check out that earlier film you mentioned!

[@PaxPirate]

Oh this was so cool! I am so glad that you got to interview the people behind - and the interview turned out really cool!

[@benjamintown]

Love the interview mixed in with the usual video essay. This is really cool.

[@HSMediaNerd]

I saw an early screening of this, and wow, you really hit the nail on the head and then some. I feel like many of my thoughts were further clarified - great job!

[@mickcv4554]

The time machine 2002 was such an underrated film imo, thank you to be the first to reference it (even though you kinda knocked it)

[@ganjamcninja]

I legit went out and saw this movie because you had a video on it. I hope you're happy now that you've forced me into enjoying something.

[@lewiskirkhope72]

It makes me so happy to see that we are getting more and more creative and good films coming out again. Like I hope and lady we are soon going to be out of of big cgi eye candy has to a connected universe for than 3 sequels mind set soon and more and more gems like the invisible man can come out

[@Hannibal_Grim]

Great video as always, man. Keep on rockin' :)

[@emanichantel6149]

I wasn’t sold on the ending in theaters but hearing it like you explained it, I like it

[@joshhhhhh9060]

I saw it over the weekend... I was genuinely astonished because it completely and utterly surpassed my expectations.

[@mannyblunts8172]

Awesome video. Saw it friday night and I loved it.

[@Jesszman]

Congrats on the interview!

[@savannahroshanhayworth-wes597]

I remember seeing trailers and thinking “damn I gotta go see that”. I knew it was gonna be good. Then, I tried to tell friends about it after I saw it, and they were very skeptical because “the trailers look so cheesy”. And I couldn’t help but think how meta that was. Maybe I’m reading too far into it, but its almost like the trailers set you up for that skepticism. If you only see the surface level (through the trailer), you never get to see just how scary it is underneath. Just like abusive relationships.

[@OscarHernandez-zn6up]

I loved this movie. I loved the suit and I loved that whole old school angle of where the real monster is people. Because although adrian griffin is just a guy, he's every bit of a monster

[@kendall6049]

Can you do a video on Grave Encounters! I saw it for the first time the other day and honestly was impressed! Love your content!! Keep it up 😄

[@buberbuster3365]

YES YES, IT'S SOOO UNDERRATED

[@Imaproshaman7]

Oh how this channel has come. I'm super proud.

[@spegynmerbles3993]

This movie genuinely surprised me. I saw all the trailers and thought it would be the same action horror with jump scares that get pumped out so often, but I genuinely enjoyed its subtlety and commentary

[@MrSuperrob0Gaming]

I would love to see you talk about the impact and history of the classic universal monster films

[@deanwoodward1353]

You did a fantastic job, well done mate

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Ryan! I just saw it... thoroughly enjoyed it. 💨

[@e354s45]

I wasn’t sold on this movie.. just because I was skeptical of rehasing the old film. Now, I’m genuinely interested in seeing it. Thank you!

[@kd8663]

Leigh Whannel is such an interesting creator to follow. He's not some instant virtuoso that exploded onto the scene. Despite the Hollywood fairytale of his first film spawning a huge franchise on a shoestring budget, James Wan got a lot of the attention that followed. And when Whannel stepped into directing, his work had some noticeable flaws. But he's shown consistent growth. Everything he is critiqued on, he improves in his next venture. I really respect it. He may not be a savant, but the ability to improve on your shortcomings, make consistent growth by taking criticism: that's one of the best skills a creator can have.

[@baddiewithafattie2718]

Bruh you posted this while I was watching it in the theatre🤯🤯🤯

[@BlackCherryZyn]

Great job with the interviews

[@emily-crawford-soprano9181]

If you get the chance I’d love to see you interview more people. Looks like you did a great job.

[@xXMsCrazy9Xx]

aight you and chris stuckmann have fully convinced me to watch this

[@BexTheBoo388]

When I found out this was a Blumhouse movie, I assumed it was going to be a shitty jumpscare fest, but the movie is an amazing psychological sci-fi thriller and I loved watching it. The whole first half I was wondering if PTSD had her imagining things and that the audience was seeing through her paranoid eyes. Then when she throws the paint and we finally get confirmation that she was RIGHT, I about lost my shit. Don't even get me started on the sister throat cut, I was so surprised I remember literally gasping and throwing my hands up. There's a few scenes in this movie that seem to drag on in the beginning when it's establishing the characters, but other than that, it's absolutely phenomenal. I'm sure even if you rewatch this 100 times, you'll never be able to figure out which scenes Adrian were actually in the background of and which were just paranoia.

[@demirg1421]

My boi Ryan went big! I don't agree with you not half the time, but I do respect you and wish you all the best

[@brabiz67]

I was actually excited by the trailers, i thought they gave too much away, and they kinda did, but i was still shocked and tense throughout the entire film. I wholeheartedly believe this is a modern classic

[@acadia5898]

of all the "essayist", you are one of couple that stands out to me. you bring up things that i would not think about

[@Lunarhodesavengers]

I didn't even see the trailers for this film. However, a friend recommended it - watched yesterday; fantastic movie. And very apt review :) Great job!

[@fairlyliterary4771]

I think it's better not to see the trailer sometimes

[@silvertheelf]

“The mad scientist” Me: *first thing I think of is Dr.Wu from Jurassic Park*

[@boianko]

broke: Dr. Wu from Jurassic Park woke: Dr. Wu from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 8: JoJolion

[@silvertheelf]

FutureCreator dr.Wu from Jurassic Park is not broke, he just has a small problem on his hands. Also woke is worse than broke.