FINAL DESTINATION (2000) | First Time Watching | MOVIE REACTION | Time To Cheat Death!

You can't escape your fate! The Mrs. checks out Final Destination (2000)! Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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[@YouMeTheMovies]

Our new setup is still a work in progress. Please bear with us as we get things settled.

[@evanreid6917]

It looked good👍 i dug it when i first started watching, was like oh they moved finally💜 it's cool guys.

[@rmora1]

Everyone has their whole life ahead of them, even if you die today, that was your whole life.

[@robertnoteboom4184]

JD is Jack Daniels.

[@Fyrecide]

Actually looks dope from what I can see. Onto a bigger and better flat?

[@johnrobertson1]

I don’t mean this to be a criticism, and you have probably already been thinking about it: the less of the gear (cameras, mics) that’s visible, the better. I’m sure you’ll get settled in at some point (moving is rough, even if it’s the same plot of land. Hah.)

[@craigperry5389]

I'll take unique! Having produced all of the Final Destination movies, I appreciate you taking the time to react. And you are correct -- there IS a continuity error with the bus gag. The construction equipment you saw in the earlier shot was actually the crane holding up the 40x40 silk we were using that day to both even out the light and provide rain cover -- it was randomly pissing rain the entire day! Thanks again for the entertaining review.

[@Kayjee17]

Awww man, you burst my bubble. I always thought the construction equipment was like the water going back in the hose, like one of Death's tricks to cover his tracks.

[@craigperry5389]

@@Kayjee17 Sorry to (ahem) rain on your parade. These movies are staggeringly hard to make, and the amount of screw-ups we barely get away with is breathtaking.

[@MythsAMV]

Holy crap, you are a legend. Final Destination is one of my favorite franchises of all time. It's an honor to meet you

[@craigperry5389]

@@MythsAMV I appreciate it. You'll be pleased to know we're in the middle of the draft for FD6. Jon Watts, who directed the last three Spiderman movies, came up with the story. Exciting!

[@MythsAMV]

@@craigperry5389 oh my gosh no way!!!!!! I'm so excited! I've been waiting for it for so long!!

[@matthewganong1730]

This movie started out as an unused script for an episode of “The X-Files.” In that script, Scully’s brother would have been the one who had the premonition on the plane. A lot of the cast and crew of this film worked on “X-Files,” including the writer and director.

[@parappasan]

That's where the vibe of this film comes from! Huh.

[@marthasantiago9805]

I’m

[@madizzle90]

Are you sure that would’ve been about Scully’s brother? I didn’t read about that.

[@matthewganong1730]

@@madizzle90 I think they mentioned it in the commentary track on the DVD I have.

[@matthewganong1730]

@@madizzle90 they said that she had two brothers on the show but we’d only really met one of them. That episode would have introduced the other.

[@pladampa]

The baby in the plane lived. Steven Seagal in an uncredited role was flown up in a stealth. He got the baby out but he flew out the hatch connecting both planes.

[@torrencel.2662]

Love the Final Destination franchise! This group of young actors were everywhere and in everything when this came out. This was sold out for weeks. Death is something we will all experience eventually so it's just relatable. Love the way each film ties back into the others.

[@danielaponte8594]

This was my favorite franchise of horror movies. The death chasing you at every moment was an incredible fear factor. Even the audience imagined what would happen if that were real.

[@drnastyful]

To me it’s definitely the last ingenious horror franchise

[@Chriswallace0405]

After the first couple they got really tedious

[@austincaldwell4258]

@Better_of_two_evils until Final Destination 5 that film is great definitely top 3 and some even consider it the best

[@johnnywood8082]

SAW was my favorite horror franchise

[@BaldwinIV_of_Jerusalem]

@@drnastyful i mean SAW is great too

[@donnybuoy]

The original is my favorite because it's the darkest of them all. The deaths felt more intimate and the characters seemed more grounded. FD5 is a close second, though, for reasons, lol!

[@k8ieedits]

the last installment is so good.....most tense scene in the entire franchise full of insanely tense scenes is a scene with three people at a dinner table

[@alucard624]

FD5 is the best one since the original in many ways followed closely by FD2 for me. FD4 was garbage and FD3 was ok at best.

[@marcusanark2541]

I see what you did there...

[@gregwodzynski941]

I love 5.

[@drakenfist]

I agree with this. If I were to rank them from best to worst (personally I think FD only has one bad film in the bunch, the fourth) It would be: 1,5,2,3,4.

[@danielnichols4838]

Mrs. : There was a baby on that plane. Mr.: At least Stifler got his whoppers. This is why I tune into your channel.

[@anatoliybakaev600]

Don't let her ever watch "The Mortuary Collection"

[@StandUpComedyFan28m]

Or the Bobcat Goldthwait film God Bless America.

[@craigperry5389]

Fun fact -- I also produced all of the American Pie movies. AP1 hadn't come out yet when we were prepping FD1, but we knew Seann William Scott would explode after it was released. So we cast him in FD1 to capitalize on his impending notoriety. And so it goes...

[@belpop]

OMG YOUR PUPPY POPPING HIS LITTLE HEAD AND WAGGING TAIL INTO THE FRAME 🥺

[@andidreyes5323]

I went to see this by myself...as a girl driving home from the theatre, no other cars are around. It was the scariest drive home I can ever recall. It was like 1am when the movie let out. Getting caught for 5 minutes at every light...where no one else was.

[@malizee2264]

Omg I had a similar experience! I saw the the fourth one by myself and couldn’t leave the parking lot!!!

[@rockyseverino9230]

I had a similar experience except it was the Blair witch project. Movie freaked me out!

[@twistedyogert]

Hope you didn't have to cross any train tracks.

[@andrewplaysguitar]

Final Destination is one of my favourite horror franchises. Yes, some of the deaths are over the top (especially in the later films), but I love the concept that everyday objects/interactions are possible killers. A very unique premise.

[@MFPMapFilmProductions]

I am literally watching this at an airport, while my plane is delayed and there is high winds this evening. Ah well, I had a good run.

[@FresnoCA93727]

Notice at the end the sign said 180. That’s the number of the flight that blew up in the movie. There were so many Easter eggs in this movie and the whole franchise.

[@nelson6553]

My wife and I happened to be in Puerto Rico when this came out and we went into the theater just to watch a movie and didn't know what this was - We were completely caught off-guard and blown away. It's a little cheesy but its well done and holds up well - Enjoyed your review!!!!!

[@BRIANOCONNOR2003]

Welcome to the party pal

[@irina1296]

Nice reaction. I adore this franchise but the first TWO films are by far my favorite. Haha Ali Larter does look like Bridgette Wilson from Mortal Kombat (1995). Both actresses also starred in House On Haunted Hill (1999)

[@michaelhawk-fitz7563]

you could hear a faint "whoa" coming from the bus being driven by Sandra Bullock..

[@jacksonmay153]

I love FD series! 1, 2, and 3 were FANTASTIC! Still holds up incredibly well!

[@nsasupporter7557]

After 3, they got dumb. Remember the gymnastics scene where the girl flips and snaps in half 🙄 was she made of jello or something?

[@independentsabadi]

how about 5? FABULOUS

[@vtastek]

Opening is one of the best directed sequences of all time. 3 is my fav. 5th has a great ending, 2nd has a great opening.

[@jinchoung]

the "mouse trap" kinda cause and effect things are usually called "rube goldberg machines" for the cartoonist who used to make little comic strips of those kinds of absurd complications that did something really simple at the end. for me, the most memorable moment is the scene at the airport. just SOOOOOO well done. - stiffler looks back to see the two being bulled apart. turns back to the window. - the plane explodes in the b.g. - stiffler starts reacting and just starts to try to get everyone's reactions - the shockwave from the explosion finally hits and smashes out the window WOW! just the fact that they got the physics of that so correct - that you'd see it before you felt or heard it... although that explosion is ridiculously OVERPOWERED! you'd need like a thousand pound bomb or something to go off at that distance to blow out the glass at an airport.

[@brandoncollins1225]

I was related to John "Mr. Sunshine On My GODDAMNED Shoulders" Denver. I remember catching the reference and its implications before Devon Sawa's character did. Good use of diegetic music.

[@thedeepfriar745]

Judging by how John Denver died in a plane crash around the time that this film came out it’s a little insensitive considering

[@Dana-ld4wf]

@@thedeepfriar745 , there was a crash a few years before this movie. A group of students from PA. was on a plane going to France. I thought that it was in bad taste that this movie did the same.

[@brandoncollins1225]

@@thedeepfriar745 Meh. He was a distant cousin and it didn't bother me.

[@alrightythen84]

This channel has a criminally low amount of subscriptions. Love the show. One day, maybe a million.

[@masokotanga7356]

Such a good film. My mother took me to see it for my birthday. The beginning in the theater was fantastic. The sound of the distant plane exploding and the shockwave blowing the panes of glass out. Man, takes me back to when movies were magic.

[@Nifava]

What a nostalgia trip to a time when movies like Final Destination were considered the bad ones.

[@111highgh]

What the hell are you talking about?

[@AdityaPatil-gc9qb]

Lol what

[@putitinreverseterry]

@@111highgh you're playing dumb

[@Nifava]

@@111highgh Ok. I'm going to explain the joke. The average level of cinema has fallen so low that bad movies of the past now seem proper storytelling.

[@dtavs_exe]

@@Nifava Jesus, knowing humanity history will repeat again, I dread the time in the future where movies like Thunder Force would be considered good compared to future movies.

[@lkf8799]

The Mrs. looked so stressed almost the entire movie 😂🍿 It really gets to you for a few days. You look around at everyday objects and think, Oh shit! That could kill me! 😳😀 I love the misdirection of the mousetrap elements. They get even better (worse?) in the sequels 😜

[@mr_m4613]

15:50 ok that candyman reference with the bees was the most epic editing I have ever seen.

[@jelliottbeck]

“Who plays John Denver at the airport?” They played the exact same song at the Kroger I work at, my anxiety rose to a high when I realized what song it was

[@stillbillylondon]

I bought this movie at a pawnshop awhile back, it had a pricing label of $4,999. Made me laugh, brought it to the guy at the counter, he said has to be a pricing fail, sold it to me for $4,99. Usually don't blind buy movies, but I did with this one. Enjoyed this movie and your reaction.

[@w1975b]

I blind bought X Men (2000), enjoyed it then and still enjoy it.

[@stillbillylondon]

@@w1975b I forget where I first saw X Men. Hmm I used to go to the movies and blind pick one based on its poster, yeah I didn't have the internet til 16-17, and yeah I sat through a lot of crap lol

[@shanemcconnell358]

Fun trivia: Clear Rivers (Ali Larter) was named after Glen Morgan and James Wong's assistant. The Rivers surname came from a family relation of one of the crew.

[@noraa1991]

they added the Alka seltzer bit because in test audiences the bus death was so shocking people needed about 30 - 40 seconds to "recover" from it, so they added that scene literally just to fill time

[@acegocrazyyy3116]

"there was a baby on that plane" "Stiffler still has his whoppers"😂😂😂

[@ceejay6553]

In 1994 I took my first plane ride, with my French class and it flew from JFK to Paris, France. In 1996 flight 800, with a French class on board exploded during take-off, again from JFK. And then this movie came out, again taking off from JFK. It's all a coincidence but still, I seriously had family members comparing these to my uneventful flight.

[@clintonkildepsteen3982]

Reminds me of the time I took my first road trip and we were involved in a highway wreck where the car in front of us got a log through the windshield and the 2nd movie came out and reminded me of it... Musta just been a coincidence 🤷

[@willdallas53]

Flight 800 crashed in the ocean. There’s no ocean on the runway.

[@riccardomallardo7779]

Remember that air france plane that crashed in 2009 on the Rio-Paris route? A couple survived by missing the flight, they then went to paris with a different plane and both died in a car accident a few days later

[@toddjones1480]

@@willdallas53 Flight 800 was only halfway finished to cruising altitude. And plenty of flights are over the ocean seconds after crossing the end of the runway. No idea what your point may have been.

[@Mouse48861]

That was some good editing with the bees for Candyman!

[@ZANESJOINT]

last vid i watched was the “scream 4” reaction & omg i must have been under a rock cause the budget went up with u guy’s production period. bigger room, sharper camera, love to see it. keep up the good work i enjoy ur vids.

[@sebastianalegria3401]

Some movies age well over the years and Final destination is one of them. I remember seeing it with my family at age 7, so imagine how terrified I was, after I saw the movie. Well, it was one of the first horror films that disturbed me as a kid. On the other hand, we all remember Devon Sawa's performance in this movie but, let's not forget about his appeareance in the videclip "STAN" by Eminem & Dido.

[@rookydevildog926]

Hell yeah one of my favorite franchises. I'm so glad you guys are watching them . 😁

[@belpop]

Love this franchise. The only one that kinda sucked was 4 and that’s bc it was made for 3-D so some of the death stuff is just ridiculous🤣, but it is still entertaining though!! You’re gonna enjoy the ride. Can’t wait to see you react to the rest!

[@toddjones1480]

5 was also shot in 3D.

[@paulieluppino1856]

8:03 ..... That's the face of "I'll never be close to plane ever again"..... XDXDXD

[@nucularmechanic9623]

This movie came out March 17, 2000. Less than 3 weeks later, I hopped on a plane for my junior class trip. We had fun with that.

[@TravMaxAdventures]

Ah, that 15:50 edit… 😂 Can’t wait for that reaction. 🍬🤫 I remember when this came out. The “Todd death” was always disturbing to me. Still is. Favorite was the bus. Great jump. Also, let’s get a round of applause for the “Little Giants” mention.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@BrandonJames2016]

The openings of the first 3 are really good and make you scared of something. The openings for 4 and 5 while are scary in themselves isn’t all that plausible because those are things not everyone does while compared to the first 2 everyone pretty much does like the second one made me scared of driving especially behind trucks and the third a good amount of people go to amusement parks.

[@Chriswallace0405]

A log wouldn't bounce though it's waaaaay too heavy. It would stop dead in the road and you'd probably just crash into it

[@BrandonJames2016]

@@Chriswallace0405 yeah but you still end up crashing

[@Chriswallace0405]

@@BrandonJames2016 well.. yeah haha

[@austincaldwell4258]

I like 1,2 and 5. 3 is an ok film I guess, but 4 is just bad a terrible film the kills couldn’t even save it cause those are also very badly done

[@BrandonJames2016]

@@austincaldwell4258 it’s not my favorite franchise like I haven’t even seen these movies more than 2 times like the concept is cool but with most horror movies with more sequels quality drops

[@runninginharran]

At the 6:35 time stamp, Tod actually gives us, the viewers, a preminition of his death. He makes the sign of the finger going horizontally across his throat. Later, at home, "while Tod takes the clothes off a clothesline over the bathtub, he slips on the puddle from the toilet leak, falling into the bathtub as the clothesline coils around his neck." He dies by hanging; very eerie.

[@AlesWindow]

The new setup is LIT! Jumped to the video as soon as I got the notification

[@That_Tunafish_Guy]

I just recently discovered your channel and am now binge watching your episodes... Amazing👍👍👍👍

[@jmcb00]

Anyone else find the teacher's death one of the hardest to watch in the franchise because of how prolonged it is?

[@whirlingidervish]

I think it's the funniest death in movie history. It's like death is the ghost of Rube Goldberg. The explosion at the end the cherry. It was pretty drawn out though.

[@111highgh]

@@whirlingidervish Troll.

[@whirlingidervish]

@@111highgh no you?

[@amritadavies2439]

I did find the computer bit silly 😂 she can see it’s smoking and she put her head towards it 🤭😂 xx

[@111highgh]

@@amritadavies2439 Epic troll.

[@detail___5387]

This movie franchise gave an entire generation anxiety issues 😂.

[@Night_Raptor_5991]

Especially with log trucks 🚛

[@Sidraughen]

I love the death scenes in these movies. They are so gruesome and random. You know when something horrible is going to happen but never exactly what.

[@crossfadefan67]

Not gonna catch any air disasters in that. Not if you have tissues.... 🤣 Also that subtle candyman hint 👌

[@grmpghst]

Good choice. Can't wait for your reaction of the 2nd film

[@DominusLuna]

Ali Larter was also in House on Haunted Hill. The guy that hung in the bathtub was in one of the SAW movies. For some reason the Hellraiser series comes to mind.

[@scottvanhille5688]

Good film! Ali Larter played in Obsession opposite Idris Elba and Beyonce. She also got the role of Claire Redfield in one of the Resident Evil films. Good role for Devon Sawa. The "Stifler" guy was in the film Stark Raving Mad. Every time you save someone, it changes the order of who will die next.

[@AmanKumar-b9n5r]

There are alot of clues in this movie. The name of the French restaurant in climax scene is la miro 81 which when reversed is 180 the same no of the flight which crashed in beginning of the movie.

[@caragio]

Todd's death is the first death (besides the plane explosion) that gets the audience into the terrifying world of FD. No guts, no splash pile of blood. Only the bleeding in his eyes haunts us for years.

[@jeffgoldb0ob]

the Schrodinger's Cat thing had me rolling

[@cruzinbosco]

Oooh! Almost as excited for this franchise as I was when you did Scream! So fun!

[@draskang]

"Not if you got tissues.." LOL Dude..

[@chivalryalive]

My high school band traveled to Mexico from Michigan in 84 for spring break. We spent a week traveling /sight-seeing a great distance across the country and had a great time. I got to spend my 15th birthday on the beach in Acapulco with over 40 of my best friends. Many of them had never been up in a plane before, so they were extremely excited.... on the other hand, I slept half the way there! 🙂

[@navycpo5168]

EVERY SINGLE TIME I fly I check the tray table to make sure the stop does not fall out. :)

[@RuntotheMovies]

I have always been terrified of scary movies. Incredibly so. When this first showed up on home video, my friends/roommates made me watch it with them. I hugged a pillow the whole time and was unable to sleep for at least a week afterwards. Right now, watching your video, my heart is 700 miles per hour, as if I had just sprinted a 1000 yards.

[@jacobtovar4953]

Look up TWA Flight 800. You may remember hearing about it. Exploded shortly after takeoff over NYC and was also heading to Paris. That’s where the idea for the explosion came from.

[@ghostface0927]

i always assumed the mortician was a comic book style version of azrael aka the angel of death. the mortician does fit the description of azrael in current pop culture and comic books. I.E. he has the ability to detect when someone was going to die or detect when someone escaped death. as well as have a complete understanding of how death works. and it makes sense that if azrael were to come down to earth for some reason he would pick a profession that envolved death in one way or another. a mortician, groundskeeper at a cemetry etc

[@JoeyCouture]

I absolutely love watching your journey through all of these great movies and shows. It brings back all sorts of memories growing up with them. Side note... I cant speak for anyone else... but I am gonna miss the wood paneling for some reason, it was there for so long and its absence is just weird to me. LOL

[@WJHaddix]

Her reaction to Stifler's death was my favorite part.

[@nsasupporter7557]

I can’t believe her husband had to tell her that he wasn’t “Stifler.” This isn’t American Pie, honey! It’s a totally different movie so he’s playing a different character

[@jean-mi1825]

New Line had a smart idea when they changed the title from Flight 180 (a number appearing a number of times in the first 2 films of the franchise) to Final Destination. They saw they had a franchise potential and decided to have a more reusable title.

[@cyrisssmith8830]

It's funny cause Chad Donella who's in this is in Saw 7, which also has Dean Armstrong who's in Wrong Turn 4. 3/4 of the zeros main pie. The other piece being Hatchet.

[@TeenTyrant]

This one is one of my favorites. The creativity involved is astounding. When you think about it, all the other slashers and killers in horror: Freddy, Jason, Michael, Jigsaw, Hannibal Lecter, those guys all essentially work for Death Itself. It’s their boss; every life they take, for whatever their motivations, they are enacting Death’s will as it’s avatars, one way or another. So when Death Itself actually gets involved like it does in these movies, it makes even those guys, who are pros, look like amateurs. That scene after the plane where Alex is looking out his window and he sees the lightning striking the ground, it was supposed to look like a hand pointing a finger at him, like cosmic forces were conspiring against him and letting him know that he’s marked, but they couldn’t get the effect right and so it barely looked like a hand at all. The movies that follow do a better job at stuff like that, because they got better budgets. You will like this series; the 3rd movie in particular is absolutely VICIOUS!

What makes this special against all horror movies (that I'm aware of) is that there's no actual enemy. There's no-one you can "kill" and "win". You're fighting against fate itself. Now, sure, you cannot *really* kill Freddy, or Jason, or Michael, or whathaveyou. Not *really* (even if there's some scheme/means/procedure/ritual in some installment of the requisite franchise, you then learn in the sequel (of course there's one) that it either didn't *really* work for some (unexplained) reason or Michael, Jason, Freddy found some way to *still* come back) Here, you *cannot* kill the enemy. You can just try to avoid dying as long as possible, but death *is* inevitable (anyway, even if you die of old age).

[@raputathebuta]

I think these movies (at least the first 3) do the "accidents" really well. They make me extremely anxious watching them.

[@keithnayo4582]

One of my favourite movie franchises. This is fun! I just wish this was remade into TV so they explain the world better. Like who Tony T's character is or how the MCs get the visions, or what this Death entity really is

[@jimtatro6550]

“Not if you have tissues.” 😂😂😂😂 Dude , you made me choke on my beer.😂

[@stevenambrose6266]

I enjoyed this movie. I had an overwhelming crush on Devon Sawa (Alex) and Kerr Smith (Carter). The deal with this I went and saw it in the theater in week 2 or 3. I remember movie critics hated this movie, but when I watched this movie for the 1st time, I would never read or watch movie reviews before I would go and watch a movie. All the Final Destination movies with the exception of the 4th one was very underscored for what they were. It was a very solid franchise and movie critics should just state they do not like cinematic horror.

[@johnnycurrier2852]

Final destination 6 out this year everyone 🖤 I'm excited being a 90s kid 😍

[@dsembr]

Saw a bus, no bus... Ghost bus? Who you gonna call? Ghost Bussers!

[@adgato75]

2 and 3 are my personal favorites. I think this franchise is popular because it hits that sweet spot particular to horror fans : A balance between a large dose of familiarity in each installment , mixed with just enough of a new twist each time to be satisfying. Plus , the fact that it ends up having a sensible , overarching philosophy in the series as a whole.

[@VaderMT]

I like part 3 the best. Mary Elizabeth Winsted is amazing. One thing I never liked about this franchise, they never explained why these people get these visions. Part 3 was the last one I saw. Have you two seen the Paranormal Activity films? That's my favorite horror franchise.

[@SirS2pendous]

Oh man. You need to see number 5. Great ending.

[@solomonkane6442]

Paranormal Activitiy films are total crap

[@TheAmazingAdam]

This is one of my favorites of all time. It was so creepy and original. How can anyone say 'this isn't bad'?

[@decristal48]

Right? I mean the death itself is the main villain, how cool is that 🙌💯

[@LilSpookyyy]

@@decristal48 yeah the whole death being an entity thing is a pretty cool concept

[@jaquiezdouglas9394]

15:42 that Segway was awesome!!! Great job!!!

[@alanmike6883]

Oh man. I remember. I'd left school when this came out. Part of the year where my friends and I would see multiple films in the cinema

[@evanreid6917]

Great reaction, my favorite death probably Billy's. Favorite part is in the air port and the windows shatter that was cool. The first and second movie for me are the best.

[@AZDfox]

I agree. I love how there's a delay between the explosion and the shockwave reaching them. It's a tiny detail, but it feels so much more real because of it

[@gregmyrkle3425]

Lmao... I knew that bus would get you. Great vid folks 🤘

[@shannonblegh1919]

I love that the movie (and next movies) constantly use the number 180. Even the sign at the end that kills Carter says 180. Keep your eyes peeled in the next movies!

[@redhotskillet2225]

The main blonde kid is Devon Sawa.. the first film I saw of his was an older 90s film called "Wild America" also with Johnathon Taylor Thomas. He was also in a more recent film from a couple years ago called "Escape Plan 3.. very good one as well I think.

[@filmfreak7682]

WHO EDITED THE BEES!!! “NOT THE BEES ! NOT THE BEES!”

[@tsogobauggi8721]

7:45-8:25 I feel like she will never go to an airplane again :) 11:38 "Not a FAN of them" 2:30 "Why is the fan such a thing right now" ;) 16:57 Hahaha! 32:48 That silence at the end :D

[@29kapri]

I like how you make the bees for candy man nice touch

[@williamjefferson5200]

17:39 "Please let this be a normal field trip" "With the Frizz?!" "No way!"

[@jebcalp5703]

Devon Sawa who did Alex in this movie also did Dan Hatch in, "Night of the Twisters." Tony Todd I know best was Kurn Worf's brother on, "Star Trek: The Next Generation."

[@lonewolfjoshp5165]

Found y'alls channels just a few weeks ago, and just love it. Keep up the great work.

[@countgeekula9143]

Love the FD flicks. Great concept and lots of ghoulish fun with a dark sense of humour. Apparently a new one is due for release sometime soon too. .

[@Puggapillar]

Loving the new setup up so far you two!

[@mitchelazevedo5657]

You guys have some of the best reactions love you guys

[@gergosukosd8299]

For me Tod's death was the best and the worst at the same time 😅 . It wasn't so brutal, but it was painful to watch , because he died so slowly in the bathtub. That's never good when you are suffering. I like that new camera angle and the new studio room looks so good. 😀

[@TheWebcrafter]

John Denver died on the afternoon of October 12, 1997, when his light home-built aircraft, a Rutan Long-EZ with registration number N555JD, crashed into Monterey Bay near Pacific Grove, California, while making a series of touch-and-go landings at the nearby Monterey Peninsula Airport. He was the plane's only occupant. The official cause of death was multiple blunt force trauma resulting from the crash.

[@shawvonjackson8767]

Love the new set up, looks so cozy!

[@Letssee92]

I love this movie! The second is honestly my favorite and it’s so good I can’t wait I really hope you all are doing that one soon. Also love her reactions I laughed out loud twice I can’t even 😂😂 Her when Clear is about to die “oh shit oh shit oh shit oh shit”

[@askmrschaffee]

The second one is by far the best of the franchise.

[@jadeandjesse5908]

@@askmrschaffee i agree. It's the only one that builds on the story.

[@AntonioGee]

@@jadeandjesse5908 it contradicts the story lol

[@AndieO]

You mentioned wind, just as the gusts here picked up. Been waiting for this all week!

[@donyates7300]

ali larters first big role if i recall, was actually house on haunted hill(1999).

[@katiewhite190]

I went to London and Paris on a school trip just a few months before this movie came out. They only allowed you to go if you had good grades and never got in trouble. (Tho for some classmates that meant they never got caught, including me). It was still chaos. One girl lost her group on our free day in Paris (found her way to the restaurant that night) and another lost his passport so he had to visit the embassy. They also overbooked our flight home so a chaperone and a few students took a later flight.

[@JakeDHS07]

Love the new setup. I thought it was gonna have both of you on the green screen shots at first because you were seated so close. Shame it's still only one of you but it makes the alt cuts nicer at least.

[@juicelton]

"Not if you have tissues" somehow went under the Mrs.' radar, lowkey best comment

[@daerdevvyl4314]

After seeing this in a theater, I walked out of the building and climbed down a flight of ice covered slippery concrete steps. Then I walked across the parking lot toward my car. There was a semi truck idling nearby, pointing directly toward my car. Nothing happened of course. And in most circumstances I would have hardly noticed those things. I certainly wouldn’t remember them now. But after watching a movie like this, things like that stick in your mind.

[@ghadrackpotato960]

I always heard people talk about these as "guilty pleasure" horror movies. Forget that, these are fun movies, no guilt necessary, dive in and have a blast creative fun horror flicks. No shame in fun movies, period.