THE HAPPENING Is (Not) A Serious Film
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This show celebrates Ryan's love for genre, film, games, art and entertainment through personal retrospective analysis that aims to explore what made them so good or even misunderstood.
SOURCES:
M Night Shyamalan on the intent via Ethan Sacks (NY Daily News, 2008):
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M Night Shyamalan on The Blob via Dirk Libbey (Cinemablend, 2019):
www.cinemablend.com/news/2465...
Mark Wahlberg on The Happening via Kate Ward (Entertainment Weekly, 2010):
ew.com/movies/2010/11/22/the-...
Zooey Deschanel interview via Dave Simpson (The Guardian, 2022):
www.theguardian.com/music/202...
MUSIC:
The Future Ancient Now by Nathan Moore
A Fool's Theme by Brian Bolger
First Dream by Brian Bolger
Medieval Astrology by Underbelly & Ty Mayer
Hopeless by Jimena Contreras
Melancholia by Godmode
Where Are My Clothes by The 129ers
Hydra by Huma-Huma
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*Happy 2024! ... What should I cover next? Let me know in the comments!*
Pink Floyd's The Wall
Some Terry Gilliam films would be good
I recommend help i'm a fish, or nostalgia critic's the wall. The latter just to see your take on it.
I suggested the movie "Eden Lake (2008)" every so often. Someone responded that you are scared of the movie or something like that. Is that true?
*_You should watch Baskin..._*
*_It's a nice little movie from 2015._*
Wahlberg trying to reason with a fake tree might be the most unintentionally hilarious thing I’ve ever seen in a film
I thought that scene was supposed to be intentionally hilarious.
@@spinlok3943nope, this movie was whole heartedly meant to be taken “seriously”💀
@@screamingbean7509 well, I thought it was meant to be a moment of humor in an otherwise serious movie. Shyamalan has a lot of that in his other movies.
that scene made me laugh so hard
"Plastic. I am talking to a plastic plant. I'm still doing it."
You have to hand it to M.Night, he managed to get a bunch of good actors to perform like they’d never been in a film before.
He mastered the art of talent bending
George Lucas has done it as well!
I wouldn't call Whalberg a "good" actor
@@LegioXXI He's like Amon for acting talent or charisma.
@@rockstickcomicsI also wouldn't call Zoey Deschanel a good actress
The horror of people losing autonomy and committing suicide in really rudimentary ways really hit me, and machine horror scares me hardcore. The builders walking off the roof and slamming brutally into the floor, the peple hanging from lampposts, and the man who lays under a lawnmower were really good horror visuals
Those were the scenes that my partner and I laughed the hardest at.
Those scenes were hilarious
Yeah, I was expecting a totally different movie as a kid, because the scene of them driving under a bunch of trees with people hanging from them has the nooses omitted in the trailer. And because it looked like they all had their knees slightly bent (I remember this being the only reason I didn't immediately assume they were hanging by their necks), *I* immediately thought of the ghosts from _Silent Hill 4: The Room_ and thought he was going full _Sixth Sense_ again. I was entertained, nevertheless, because the movie *is* hilarious, but I *still* think about what could have been.
They are 'good horror' in theory, but when you think about it...Not so much.
Sure, something mind controlling large groups of people and making them commit suicide is a pretty scary concept. But how come the affected people are seemingly mindless, but still have enough conscience to be able to operate a gun? Or hang themselves...? That would make more sense if the force behind it was supernatural, or some kind of mind control technology; but not plants.
Agreed, I feel like it could’ve been a much better movie
To quote Mark Whalberg: WHAAT NOOOOO.
Intentional or not, this is still one of my favorite comedies. The line delivery of the dialogue, absurd deaths, and bizarre twists.
Indeed. One man’s bad material is another’s comic genius I guess. I loved this move and the way lines are delivered makes me think it had to be intentional. At the very least the direction was intentionally given to make bad writing funny.
I laughed hysterically when the lion ate the dudes offered arm
I didn't even have a cough....... and I almost bought it...... *channels my ultra Chad smugness*
It's one of those "so bad it's good" movies that is actually tolerable enough to watch. Take "Battlefield Earth," for instance. It's hilariously bad, but it's so long and poorly paced that it gets downright annoying, and god help you if you're drinking alcohol while watching it because the constantly reversing dutch angles will make you nauseous. Hell, you might not even need the alcohol, I'm not sure because I did it once and then vowed I would never watch that movie ever again.
You can't tell me that this movie was not inspired by that little tidbit that the "fresh-cut grass" smell is plant-pheromones warning the others to turn up their defensiveness.
It was inspired by something much bigger and deeper
The movie feels like M Night started out trying to make a serious horror movie but saw it wasn’t working halfway through and tried to make it a B movie. Hence the jarring shifts in tone.
The first ten minutes of scenes of people just inexplicably offing themselves really had me hooked and truly horrified (minus the lion cage). Sadly there were two hours left of the film after that... With Mark Wahlberg...
It's a great hook. Too bad it didn't catch anything.
I remember the trailer and I legit thought it was gonna be a dark horror film but when I watched it.. damn was I wrong lol
@@clarkmichaels822now that's a good line! gonna be borrowing that in the future lol
I'm gonna lie I thought the opening was hilarious.
It was those first few scenes I stopped watching bc I was a suicidal tween when I tried watching it and didn't think it was healthy to finish watching it. I realized later it was a pretty unserious movie, but it also stopped me from watching Bird Box, bc if a unserious movie can make me uncomfortable, a more serious movie with a similar concept I Know I can't watch
Easily one of the most positive breakdowns of this movie. Despite Marky Mark's consignment to it being a terrible idea, the *concept* of Nature creating an antibody to humans as a sort of infection has some potential. You're right though, he needed to pick a tone. Either go full goofball/B-movie, or take it seriously. Shyamalan got too comfy with his "scary movie with humor" formula to nail this one.
I must of been experimenting with horror comedy.
The first couple of scenes of everyone killing themselves made me and my sibling swear off the movie for a long time bc we were both suicidal teens and agreed it wasn't healthy for us to watch, it wasn't until I heard everyone harping on this movie did I give it a re-watch and realize years later it was mostly silly, but the scenes of people killing themselves still makes me uncomfortable and why I haven't watched Bird Box at all bc that is a lot more serious cinema with a similar concept
I definitely agree about there being a kernel of a good idea. That's pretty much M. Night's signature now unfortunately
That's always been my position of this film and I'm glad Ryan was able to convey that!
20:10 Also reminds me of The Andromeda Strain. The entire book/movie is following a bunch of scientists trying to understand a deadly alien virus, only to have it mutate into a harmless form all by itself, resolving the crisis.
They nearly nuke their own facility and the virus is just like "lol j/k" I only eat plastic now.
“I saw you eyeing my lemon drink” is one of the funniest and unhinged line in any movie.
Fun Fact: Mark Wahlberg's line "Be scientific, douchebag" was improvised.
Fun fact: Bees do not perform most pollination. Flies and other bugs collectively perform far more pollination. So if all the bees disappeared, it's not the end of the world.
@@RealLifeIronMan Just the end of specific lines of produce and plant life (such as potatoes. goodbye french fries!). Not all bugs pollinate the same types of plants. It won't end the world, but will prove to add to food shortages in places that already have food insecurity.
The death of the original banana plant didn't end the world, but it sure devestaged those regions that relied on it for income and we will never have the original banana again. Also we are on the verge of losing the most common type grown now, due to the same mistake of not allowing biodiversity to exist in the plants in order to meet the market demands. I wonder what the 3rd, new most commercially available banana will taste like...
@@RealLifeIronMan many things exist between "inconsequential" and "worldending"
This isn't one of those brilliant accidents. Instead, it illustrates the power of the cutting room floor - and paying for competent talent.
@@mimsydreams And yet, bees are not the main pollinators of bananas. Can you name a produce that is mainly pollinated by bees? I'm guessing you don't know any.
I actually really like this film, I watched it with my family when it came out on DVD.
My parents and I laughed at Mark's "what? No." line delivery.
That line has been inserted in so many scenes. It’s makes it so funny
Haha right? See I like it almost as a weird black comedy, but it’s the intention that prevents me from fully enjoying it in that way. Like I know it’s not meant to be a comedy, and if it leaned into comedy slightly more I think it’d be perfect 😂 as it is, it’s just weirdly uncanny
The movie actually starts off pretty good with a genuine sense of dread that turns into unintentional (intentional?) comedy
I think it was advertised as a full on scary horror movie. But it’s more awkward and funny?
@@whitedragoness23as he says in the beginning of this video m. Night wanted to make a b movie and I think he nails it if this wasn’t released in theatres and had no name actors but everything else was the same i believe this movie would be seen as a cult classic
@@yoshifrazzled7628 I’m talking about the advertisement.
18:53 I love how the drink in his glass doesn't move as he waves it around.
its bc its a show home with prop food. in the actual movie.
Ryan himself calls it a 'plastic' hoyse
I remember being your age and stressing so, so much about becoming 30, to the point that I would make myself sick just thinking about it. Now I'm in my mid-30s and life didn't end, in fact it got better as it gave me a chance to re-direct and focus on the snippets of joy of my everyday life. Don't let yourself get caught in a loop window shopping other people's lives. Focus on what makes you happy and do what feels right for you.
3rded. I'm 29 now, and I feel more energized and optimistic about life than ever. My early 20s I spent working too much and being depressed, then covid happened and my mind fast forwarded those years, and now I finally feel like I'm free to follow the path I want, instead of putting my head down. The whole "growth mindset" has sounded cheesy to me, but that's really what is needed.
I'm, well, eligible for senior discounts now. I've learned to accept that not having a Great Plan for my life is just fine. My life has gone in so many directions I would never have predicted. I try to use what I've learned over the years to make good decisions, and - especially these last few years - to deal with the completely unexpected. I'm honestly proud of all the challenges I've overcome.
Try to do the best you can with what you know at the time. If things don't turn out the way you expected, that's OK. The more you learn from that, and grow, and share what you know, the richer and more fulfilling your life will become. Good luck!
I honestly needed this right now, so even though it wasn't directed toward me, thanks for making this comment.
Shyamalan is a regular at the restaurant where I work, he was in for the first time in a while last night, I feel so bad for crapping on his movies because he's such a genuinely nice dude 😭
His problem is that, as a director, he thinks he's a misunderstood genius, and that has nothing to do with him as a person.
M Night is just so intuitive with his blocking.
The way he stuffs the frame and/or orients actors in the frame is so peculiar and interesting.
I think about the shot you return to over and over where actors are lined up linearly as just so odd and cool.
And the way he shoots through inside of that bar with it just packed with ppl. Feels almost too full.
What a great visual filmmaker.
I love how Tarantino calls him Shama lama ding dong after the song in Animal House.
You don’t understand, man!
THE PLANTS!!
THE PLANTS!!!
T H E P L A N T S ! ! ! !
i love this movie it’s so dumb so happy your talking about it 😭
"We can't just stand here as uninvolved observers!" was my favorite line in the movie.
Mark Whalberg trying to seriously act will always lead to comedy
It's been a while since I saw it, but I thought he was at least decent in The Departed.
Rewatched departed a few weeks ago, I'd say he's borderline tolerable in it, mostly cuz its a pretty small one-note part where he mostly just plays hard ass bad cop to Sheen's good cop. And that's about his level; he doesn't seem to know how to dig much deeper as an actor.
I do, however, think he's fine in comedies, though. He was pretty good in ted.
@@leetrihe’s Fantastic in The Departed. But to be fair, it’s a performance that is supposed to be funny. He’s good in Boogie Nights too.
I think there was a moment in late 90s and 2000s where he could have turned into an interesting character actor
He was great in Fear.
@@drakeburnett7254 he had the potential to be a better actor. But money and ego won out. Like every project is him role playing as some extraordinary man who single handedly takes down terrorists or something
Happy Birthday, Ryan! Thank you for introducing scaredy cats like me to horror through different frameworks and your witty dissections. Looking forward to more years of your content.
"You cannot outrun the wind" that's beautiful
I like Shyamalan since his style is very unique.
It is basically that he gathers prominent actors in films that have basic yet interesting premises based on older fare.
Has a great below-the-line crew, somehow gets a budget for it and directs everyone from the cast and crew to attempt to imagine their very first film they ever got involved with.
Intentional or not, his films are more or less college school films with a proper budget.
I would definitely like to hear your take on Knock At The Cabin at some point cause I think it experiences a lot of the hallmarks of Shyamalan that you describe here, for better or worse. Like the first half of the movie is a near perfect adaptation of The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul Tremblay with a blistering performance by Dave Bautista, but then he backs away from the book’s ambiguity about what is actually happening and it quickly becomes very odd.
I’m convinced M. Night Shyamalan has been an AI this whole time writing these movies.
That would actually make sense, yeah... i'm going with this idea too.
😹 I’m curious to see how well his daughters film fares this year. I think he even helped her with the script.
Nah, the dude has some genuinely unique ideas at times, or at least goes with the execution to the end, like with Old, which while i didnt liked much, i appreciate that it went with its formula of aging at a rapid pace until your bones dry out. Its just that some times, his ideas are not freshed out, like in this case with The Happening, which its idea of plants out of nowhere spreading a virus that makes us kill ourselves sounds terrifying, but the execution made it seem silly, in part because Mark Whalberg was involved, and if this movie and Max Payne showed us something is that Mark Wahlberg cannot pull of a serious tone to his acting, he does better as the dickish but reasonable comic releif.
If he was, he would have gotten better as he learned more. Unless he spent too much time pulling data from the wrong sides of the internet... It's like when Evie Bot first came out vs. the insanity she became. M. Night used to have such creative ideas and movies, but it's been all down-hill since The Happening.
Sometimes I wonder if it was just Hollywood changing too much of his scripts and him having to adapt to what was considered trendy or what would make studio execs the most money. When he was relatively unknown, his movies were a breath of fresh air (no pun intended).
@@LordofSadFac It's an absolutely beliable concept, in the world of sci-fi. If the planet finally got sick of us humans, plants and plague would be the easiest way to get rid of large populations of people. I still think Covid-19 is the planet trying to shake off all the fleas that is humanity.
Like Ryan said, there are some chilling parts of that movie that forever stuck with me after watching. Even a last-luster protagonist isn't enough to fully tank a movie. But coupled with the execution of the "antagonist" it all was just laughable.
I think Birdbox took this concept of a invisable threat that could control the minds of others to a MUCH better end and might more frightening environment. We never get to the see the monster, but if it turned out to be a tree, I'd probably still be scared because the chaos and execution was MUCH higher stakes and had various interesting characters that pulled you in to care about them and their demise. But I think they did the smart thing and never let us see what the monsters were.
Jeremy Strong should have been the teacher and Marky Mark should have been the military grunt. I can see Kendall Roy bargaining with a tree
Roanoke did a breakdown of what the neurotoxin would do to people and the concept is actually terrifying, maybe moreso for me personally because self harm gets to me moreso than usual horror tropes. That being said no one can live down trying to outrun grass.
Im pretty sure "deer in headlights" is how Shyamalan explained to Wahlberg his characters because thats exactly what he looks like for the entirety of this movie
Happy Birthday, Ryan! I love the premise of the movie; "Nature sending out pheromones as an antibody to make its oppressor take care of itself." The execution is absolutely WASTED potential, though. Also wanted to mention there's historical context of actually nothing happening, but humanity sharing in a mass delusion, that could have been explored in this movie, as well.
If I had a nickle for every Succession actor that appears in the Happening, I'd have two nickles, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happens twice.
Can we all give Ryan a Huge high five for his take on this one!! He Never let's us down!!!❤
‘Whatttt noooo’ no clue why Mark agreed to this 😂
Work is work man. Its genuinely rare for actors to be invited/allowed to have much influence over their characters, lines and deliveries. Like any other industry, depending on your boss the line for when you have to shut up and just do it now more questions to the boss or they start threatening your career
This film would have be way scarier if every tree was an Ent from the Two Towers
I love it when you do one of my favourites. You’re always able to describe why I loved a film with words I could never find.
The Happening is BY FAR one of the greatest B movies of all time. its a modern take on Night of the Triffids and i love it!
My only request is that you take care of yourself Ryan!
As much as I like your videos and the analasys they bring, you should do what feels right for you. No pressure, and if less videos come out over the year, that's fine too.
I just enjoy them as they do, and should you decide to stop compleatly, the only thing I'd like is a heads-up so I can wish you the best on whatever you take on in the future :)
Co-sign 1000%!
Thank you, Ryan, for sharing your insight and humor with us. You've given us all a lot of enjoyment. With your talent, whatever you choose to do now, you'll do great!
One of the funniest things about this movie is that, in the movie, it's said that one of the symptoms of being infected is confused speech, but like, in a world where people talk about how misunderstood and actually awesome hot dogs are and almost buying cough syrup counts as infidelity, how would you be able to tell?
happy 30th! about to hit 50..............life gets better while your body falls apart lol. keep entertaining with the great videos!
Take your time on content. It's all appreciated. I would love to see you talk about Bodies Bodies Bodies, or that terrible recent Black Christmas remake.
I remember asking you to cover this movie a lot for years, I'm so glad you're finally doing it!
My friend saw this on opening day, later when he told me about the trees being responsible I was sure he was winding me up...
the way Mark tries to calm the plastic tree makes sense consider when he was young, he terrorized local Vietnamese in Boston
so when the trees fighting back, it provokes other possibilities within his head
Just watched some schlock and thought of you immediately. It's called Against The Night and almost no one is talking about it on CZcams it seems. Streaming right now on Peacock in the U.S. Love your channel and hope all is well. Cheers!
You’re telling me they actually tried to make a horror movie out of trees? The thing that’s mostly used as a metaphor for something that never goes anywhere or does anything?
I remember reading in a mag way back in the day that M.Night Shyamalan was also influenced by Sion Sono's Duology; The Suicide Club and Noriko's Dinner Table.
So I love this movie. I find the premise truly terrifying, and Mark Wahlberg's line delivery makes it palatable
The opening sequence honestly gave me chills. Also, John Leguizamo getting got really fucked me up.
I turn 30 next year, so very understandable for things to be slower this year for you while trying to decide what you're gonna do! take your time! this was a great watch, thank you for all the time you put into these!!
Love your take as always. As far as being newly 30 and taking a break to figure it all out, I feel you. I’m also 30 and it hit a lot harder than I thought it would. All of those expectations I had for myself at this age are running up against the reality and it’s weird and it’s painful. I hope that you can be compassionate with yourself and do what is right for you. ❤
Your content always hits! Can’t wait for all your vids this new year. It’s always gold!
happy new year ryan hope your happy and well
thank you for your content
Happy birthday, youngin! I hope it’s a good year for you. Always appreciate your videos. :)
I remember seeing the trailer back in 2007 and that loud "BOOM" that echoes throughout the room when Whalberg is looking around the room", that did scare me at first
Little did I know how bonkers this movie would be
I can't help but wonder how much better this movie would have been if they just... never revealed that the plants were the bad guy. Keep the Happening as this horrifying unexplained phenomenon. You could even keep the 'wind in the grass' motif, but instead of it heralding the approach of the toxins it could emphasize the isolation and the inscrutability of the phenomenon. You could even have characters still running from the wind, because with nothing else to go off of they just assign their fear to literally anything observable.
Welcome back, Ryan! I saw some of you house pics from your Insta and it looks great.
Happy belated birthday Ryan! Take your time and take care of you and yours, we'll be patient and wait for whatever it is you're offering up this year :)
happy 30th!!!! excited to see your projects for this year
Happy New Year! Always nice to see you! Keep on chuggin’ and don’t forget self care!
i just turned 30, too! i promise things will be okay. and don’t sweat the channel schedule, take your time and we will all definitely watch whatever you post
This movie is my guilty pleasure. I watched it as a kid and really liked it and when I got older I saw how... funny it is. I just can't stop liking it. It's a nostalgic rush for me and I genuinely enjoy it. Watched it so many times already.
“WHAT NOOOOO”
- Mark Wahlberg, 2008
Happy Belated Birthday Ryan 🎉 your videos always give me a new perspective on the films that I watched. Thank you
I've always admired your honesty about your anxiety and self confidence. I'm here to tell you not only have I been a fan of your channel for some years now, but this video and your delivery, witty dry personality, etc. made me laugh for the first time in a few days ( my silly awesome kitty baby passed away a few days ago) So sir, I thank you 😻.
Congrats on turning 30 :)
I hope you get to accomplish many things that bring you joy this decade!
Happy birthday Ryan, looking forward to whatever future content you put out
i'm genuinely so happy to see you every time, thank you for the many great videos in '23
Happy birthday Ryan! Your content is great, I hope you continue to do more but if you don't I wish you the best in whatever you decide to focuse on in the future.
Happy new year, Ryan!
As always thank you for an awesome video, you always make my day when I see you've uploaded. Hope 30 treats you well, I'm kinda feeling a bit lost as I look 40 in the eye - My birthday is in a couple of months.
I would love to see you explore Contagion!
The thing is, plants do release chemicals when harmed, and other plants of the same species can sense them and prepare ahead for the threat. It's called plant eavesdropping. A Contagion-style procedural about plants using volatile compounds to attack humans could be really cool. But you'd have to get a better director.
The best scene is def the Reasoning with plants, but the scene at the dinner table, and mark holds the wine glass and the wine not moving had me laughing hard. 😂😂
Yeah that’s fun prop comedy
Happy belated birthday Ryan, I'm rapidly approaching 30 myself, less than a month to go, and I'm very much in the same boat of trying to figure out where my life is gonna go. Good luck my friend, all the best.
Happy Birthday, Ryan! Have a gooden and thanks for posting this brilliant video!
I definitely felt that it was a "B" Movie, however, Wahlberg's acting was terrible. Everyone else was acting in a movie and i felt he was trying to act in a high school play. The child actors put mor effort into their roles than he did.
For the old paranoid lady, who only wanted natural things around her, and felt like everyone was out to get her, I always felt like M. Night wanted her to symbolize Mother Nature.
I mostly just remember the trailer having somebody ask "can this really be happening?" right before telling us the title.
Is that a FAKE WINE? LOL 2:21
Yeah it's a prop for a model house.
hahaha Nice @@lpr5269
Mark Wahlberg's "What? No." Is my favorite line delivery. It's so hilarious.
11:17 Obviously, the interviewer thought Shyamalan said he wanted to make a "B movie," when in reality, Shyamalan said he was making a "bee movie." 10:41
It's great to see you back!
I'm so glad you included 1:55 somewhere in this video because I think about this particular "whut no" clip once a month.
Happy new year Ryan! Great video as always. Hoping for a video on Rosemary’s Baby if you haven’t done one already 🙏🙏🙏
Great video, as usual. Good luck with figuring out your year.
So glad you made a video on this movie it was hilarious. Some other suggestions of other movies I’d love to hear your commentary on: the killing of a sacred deer, Lamb, Morher, Creep, and The void
I always love the content Ryan! No matter what the subject, honestly. A deep dive on the validity of bad movies, the nuances and effectiveness of good movies, the pleas to Hollywood to stop faxing copies of old movies to our current timeline when all it does is muddy the content and artistic merit for a clear cash grab.
I've suggested May (2009) before to you, as it's a wonderful little understated character study, and would love your take on the ending.
"I'm not allowed to say Birdbox, I'm not allowed to say Birdbox, I'm not allowed to say Birdbox"
I'd love to see a video on both the original Last House On The Left as well as its remake. Seems like a lot of material for a video.
Funny how perspective changes. To me Alan Ruck will always be Cameron (“Let my people go”) from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off; or maybe still the “I have already been to the airport” guy from Speed.
We need a more serious remake of this. The last 10 years my allergies to pollen have gone insane with the explosion of pollen due to global warning and now I have to go out masked and covered in Spring and Summer like freaking Eli.
As a tween (?) When this movie came out the sudden unaliving scenes genuinely unnerved me, especially the car going full speed into the tree.
That bit about Jeremy Strong was a great observation
A core memory of my childhood is seeing an ad for this movie and thinking it would be the most terrifying thing ever made
I'm literally sat in a hundred year old house, on 32 acres of farmland, and also surrounded by houseplants, seedlings, cacti, and even a few citrus trees. Finding out that lettucesand other cold loving veg absolutely love growing in my unheated utility room, which faces south. I hope they let me live, if the plants decide to rebel, I think they would remember or would know i go out of my way to take care of them, like a true tree hugger.
The hoyever man has returned
Always love your videos Ryan. I joined the 30 club this week as well.
It seems that Vampires are gonna be back with a bang this year, how bout a retrospect on the vampire in cinema? And don't worry about slow output, Ryan, I am ALWAYS ready to click when I see that notification!😊
I can't wait for Abigail! It looks like a fun watch.
The Happening is (certainly) one of the films.
Found footage horror movies: "Symbiopsychotaxiplasm: Take 1" and Brian De Palma's "Redacted"
"Gypsy: a musical fable" is structured like a slasher; change my mind.