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wow they made a movie about, literally me.

Just found this channel and already a fan, definitely picking up where Everyframeapainting left off with a little more padding but still excellent stuff.

I have to be honest with this film: I think it's highly overrated. I'm not claiming it's poor but it's simply far too contrived to be considered harrowing, relatively speaking. The direction relies far too heavily on the same techniques: unrealistic background noise, facial close-ups, etc. so the acting becomes secondary. The pacing is thoroughly wrong: the young actor falls to looks of anguish; the same looks of anguish, far too quickly and far too early in the film meaning that the shock value is lost later when it should be climactic, but isn't. This is also compounded by his unrealistically jovial countenance right at the beginning of the film before he abandoned at the camp with Dashya. All-in-all the direction and production is so taxing that there is no room for the acting to breath. The story arc is not dependent on drama; it's dependent on camera work; it's not dependent on atmosphere, it's dependent on production. Perhaps the director's techniques would have been better suited to a short film, but for a film such as this it just doesn't work.

I think the Music isnt disturbing

For 1985, this looks incredible.

when someone's making horror usually they make it so that the monster is something you can't understand. like an alien or a ghost or something like that. not something you can. the fact that it's just a woman creates paranoia

I can relate to the empathy deficiency as an autistic man. I have to wear a mask to make other people comfortable, but I put effort into making them comfortable because I care. ASPD folks only care as far as it benefits them and it comes off differently when you witness it.

Magnificent work!

there is a similar scene to this at the end of hereditary when peter wakes up. i consider that to be the scariest scene ever

Down the rabbit hole i go. Watched "The face of god" and I'm diving deep in short horror videos. I love horror but it's frustrating how mega productions with tons of resources fail to use said resources. Like even kids these days won't get scared but that s**t. The only relatively recent series I found to be truly good horror was "The haunting of hill house". Perfect in my opinion.

I feel like the movie is a statement about how close our modern society is to psychopathy, by showing how close the journey of a complete emotionless psychopath can be to what could be perceived as "heroic" with a just few minor tweaks. If you spoke the movie out loud, it could easily be misunderstood as a story about the American dream. A guy who used to be a criminal realizes the error of his ways and starts his own business' by working harder and doing things that other aren't willing to do he achieves success. He expands his business' and makes it to the top no matter what it takes. He even finds love and friendship only to tragically lose them when he puts his job ahead of his relationships. He learns a valuable lesson and, by not giving up, fulfils his lifelong dreams. Just like the soundtrack, the movie is only slightly removed from being a completely relatable protagonists journey. There is only a hint that something is not right. We can all be the hero of our own story if we choose to leave a few details out and embellish others. You don't even have to tell a lie to pull it off.

thanks for saving me from actually watching this bomb

Great commentary

Incredible film (& such a damn articulate & masterful breakdown-I’m late but I’m subbed man👍) Love the foreshadowing of the fisherman hooking the worm (intro) w/not 1 hook, but 2 (or a double); symbolic of not just this devil but the fake shaman he uses as well (Love that you brought up Memento, a criminally unwatched film)

“She walks” Me: laughing a bit “And…she walks like this” Me: ….oh, hold up Me after finding/watching film: nope Nah-gotta admit, there truly is something about Japanese…well maybe I’ll go w/“Asian” horror

This is still my favourite movie since its release and I don't know if that will ever change..

😐😐😐 seriously….

Google earth vr causing panic attack is too relatable, also super high quality photo of Earth made my heart jump out and cause hard panic attack, I absolutely dont know how people live in ISS

Are memorial anniversaries really a thing in Australia? I find that completely counterproductive. Why would you have a get annual together based on someone’s death anniversary?!? Let go!!!!!!

The acting is gold in this film especially of the woman

Se7en or Seven is the most Terrifying non- horror movie ever made. Ive seen the movie at least 20 times and even after all this years it still gives cold sweats and shivers through my spine.

If the joker says why so serious he should have a gay brother called spooky who says why so scary

This movie was a trip

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Asian horror W

Stowaway can give you astrophobia

Randomly watched this movie on HBO one night. Instantly hooked by it, the score, the acting, the monotone voice of the main character. This movie made me scared more than any other horror movie.

he was lowkey pretty based

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When she did that dip thing I fr thought she was about to start booking it towards the camera and I instantly shut my eyes, and the shock I felt when I opened them and she wasn’t any closer honestly hit harder than just about any other scene I’ve ever seen.

Oddly enough, I never saw this movie; not in the theater, nor in any other format. I say that it's a bit odd, because when the film came out, I had a few friends who knew my taste in movies, who kept pushing me to see it. I just never got around to it. In light of what you put forth here, I think I will have to give it a watch.

Really admire this. This gave me a look into a movie, assessed in depth, without me having to go through the uncomfortable experience of actually watching it. I felt the same way about the new Joker movie with Joaquin phoenix. I knew from the onset, the first preview, that I would be disturbed actually watching it. Doesn’t mean I can’t respect that it likely was an excellent movie.

Everybody will get old when time comes no excape😢

This was a great character, but as far as being “chilling” no character in history is as chilling as Anton Chigurh

I feel like It Follows dug into something better than a jump scare. Sure it had that at times But the movies that do something in the background and leave up to us to see it and say FUCK.. thats what I would love to see more and more of

The Exorcist 3 has the greatest jump scare off all time.

Hiring dancers is such a good choice because they have so much control of their body and movement and can contort in abnormal ways. I think silent hill was the other horror movie with the nurses who were also casted dancers

Oh that actually was unsettling 😭

What song is being used for the background of the video? From 1:18 - 1:47

02.06.24 23:41 watched this. büşra + andrew

"...Rain doesn't wait for us to get home...nor does it stop because we have a umbrella..."

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I love that once the movie gets going, it never lets up on the terror, making it one of the scariest descents into hell ever

I used to think Guillermo was good, then I saw Cabinet of Curiosity.