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I was really disappointed. I don't have a lot of $ free for my hobbies, and when everyone was saying how WOW this was, as a horror fan I wanted to make sure I watched either at the movies, or as high quality copy on my sweet big tv in a dark room.. So when I came back from a horrendous fortnight at my estranged mother's, I paid way too much on You Tube movies and settled in with abottle of bubbles to watch this Scary Scary Movie. I found it slow, dull, Nic silly, the makeup be embarrassing... I felt really ripped off. In hindsight, I AM glad I bought it, because it feels like a cultural moment - not about a groundbreaking, terrifying horror movie, but about online hype. Bummer.

Thank you for bringing attention to a film that made me ugly cry. Guess I'll go watch it again goddamnit

The beauty of film is that it's subjective, each person crafting their own meaning and story behind why they like or don't like a specific movie. I'm so glad many of you guys in the comments appreciate A Ghost Story, and I wish I could appreciate and love this one, but I'm within the "it's painfully boring" crowd. Although I find it unwatchable, I'm glad this wonderful medium has its subjectivity so that others can enjoy what I cannot.

Fun fact: literally the only reason as to why I know about Lost was because in the game Just Cause 2, the developers put in an entire island filled to the brim with references

Are you seriously saying the silence of the lambs can never and will never be topped, simply because it came out a long time ago? because if so, yikes dude.

Cinematography was beautifully done. Loved it. I did laugh out loud in the theater at wrong moments.

Very interesting concept i would watch. Some people Don't have patient for good things. Beau was afraid was so fun, skinamarink was bad but these are opinions

Odd they compare to Silence of the Lambs when it feels more like Se7en

I just finished the first season. I freaking hate Kate 😂😂 she's an awful person and I'm so mad shes the main woman

you'r awesome dude. you sound like a healthy honest real person.

I saw this when it came out, such an incredible film and soundtrack.

I work at a little Cafe with my mom and I just found out the other day that the main actress for this film visited the Cafe one time. I wasn't on shift because of course I wasn't

This movie so good 😊

Paused video at 3:19 to go watch Immaculate to see for myself. HOLY SHIT what a phenomenal film! Sweeney's performance was VERY strong, and for her to audition for the part years ago (2014) and then come back as a producer, acquired the script from the writer, revised the script, hired a director, gathered financing, and sold the film to a studio. That right there is some hardcore Queen shit, I am SO very impressed. Incredible!!

I struggled to watch it the first time because of its slow pace but have watched it I think 4 times now - the viewer needs a quiet space for sure - the twists and turns blew me away - I recommend it to people who trust me when I tell them they need to see this movie. Maybe my favourite movie in my 68 years.

This film is marketed as a “masterpiece” and a “modern day silence of the lambs,” and it’s not even a serial killer film. This film was such a disappointment. I left baffled, and honestly quite shocked at how different it was than what we were marketed.

My favorite part of this is how fidgety Xavier was throughout his first video. I can't blame him though, I am awfully fidgety myself when I'm recording. Guilty as charged

I find it very interesting how I uploaded my first video almost exactly one year after you uploaded your first

2:43 minutes into this video, I paused it to go watch the film myself. Absolutely beautiful film... I'm speechless. A true masterpiece of cinema, one that will stay with you after the credits roll -- especially if you have experienced the sorrow of loss first hand. Captivating performances, cinematography, sound design, story telling. My goodness, beautiful, huge fan. Thank you for the recommendation. <3 Sigh the parallel editing where she's listening to her headphones had me bawling. Grief knocks you to your knees, but life keeps moving onward...there's a stage in grief where you eventually need to stand back up and keep walking, often encountering music, sounds, places, people, objects, etc - retracing your steps that hold memories attached to when you experienced those exact things with the one you've lost. It's a painful, delicate process, and the grief hits you like a wave when these encounters happen. That scene REALLY captured that quite perfectly.

I loved this movie.

I loved "A Ghost Story".

I love this film and love this commentary. The film spoke to me in a profound way.

A beautifully haunting movie!!

at the end of the day,its business , you need to sell it and you got mouths to feed...

Forgotten? I’ve NEVER forgotten this film. ❤

I loved this movie, it's a very rewarding re-watch too

AMAZING VIDEO

LOVED this movie.

Loved this movie back when it came out, have watched it so many times and even wrote my film theory final paper on the pie scene, but the amount of life that has happened to me recently I'm scared to revisit it. Feels like it might hit a bit too close to home now.

I’d say it’s not more or less forgotten than any other A24 movie. 🤔 Maybe not as “big” as others. But then again which ones are. All a matter of personal taste.

This captures exactly why I wanted to be a ghost hunter when I was younger. I wasn’t just seeking thrills. I had it in my mind that I could help them somehow.

Such an amazing film it shouldve received awards, can you talk about Kazn a Russian film about a serial killer the Cinematography is awesome its a hidden gem theres only trailers on CZcams nobody talks about it

This moving really gave me a sense of panic of being stuck in a place. They did so much with little dialogue

How many people know of Noseforatu purely because of Spongebob?

This movies was trash to me

Please turn off the featured comment feature on your channel. It’s very distracting

The film was awesome. Stop the cap

This made me cry like a Stone cold bitch just listening to this. I saw my daughters mother die from doing fentynal a couple of months ago. And this hit so hard in my feels.

Love the ending, "what the hell is in the note" I asked at first... yet the true beauty of the story is that it doesn't matter. Let go.

I'm sorry I feel I need to disagree- I LOVED the hype. It reminded me of the studio hype around Batman. I can separate the hype and marketing from the movie and as I have seen so many I have high expectations with or without the marketing. I love it when a studio embraces social media- releasing clues and codes- and engages the audience and general public in a reciprocal relationship. I think more studios should engage in the conversation with the audience, and I hope other studios will embrace this marketing idea. It become more of a standard- especially with thriller/horror/sf.

Oh I loved this film. Quiet and touching. Never occurred to me that anyone would find it pretentious.

Did I read correctly that this movie has only a $100,000 budget? If that is correct, it is incredibly impressive.

Since 2018, I have lost my sister, Mother and brother. I don't think I have yet grieved for them. I think this film found me for a reason. Thank you Xaybeast.

This is one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen.

Movie was junk

A favorite, quite underrated.

I think it was a good movie but it was advertised as being something it wasn’t. I thought it was going to be very disturbing and gory horror film, but it was more of a thriller. Nick Cage killed it though, wish we got to see his characterdo more

It's been this way for a few big horror movies lately, Barbarian had the same type of marketing and hype, "scariest movie you'll ever see", etc. And it was a great movie- fun, creepy, absolutely worth seeing.... But was it scary? Not really tbh. Same with Longlegs, enjoyed it but it didn't 'wow' me or impress me scariness-wise. I also thought the ending took it way down. I would have much preferred no-supernatural qualities in the movie Can't really believe any marketing for movies these days, but ESPECIALLY not horror movies. I'm still going to go see any horror movie that looks interesting but I'll never get my hopes up for something that will ever raise the bar for scariness.