UNWELCOME (2022) Ending Explained
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- čas přidán 24. 05. 2023
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In Unwelcome, a married couple escape their urban nightmare to the tranquility of rural Ireland only to discover malevolent and murderous goblins lurking in the gnarled, ancient wood at the foot of their new garden. We're breaking down the story, including its important themes regarding violence, digging into what we learn about the Redcaps and explaining the ending.
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I really like how they become friends with the Redcaps at the end. We need more monster movied where at the end you befriend them.
Agreed!! ❤
What horror needs more of imo... So many demons these days in most modern horror movies and in general end with the demon screwing over the protagonist but at the end of the day we need more darkly wholesome stories where after killing off several characters the lead is spared and this leads into a friendship where the protagonist decides "I am going to give my new bud some souls" Why can't this be a thing... most of the time it just ends on a downer.. no friendships just as a weird subversion? Yeah okay Hollywood.. way to be predictable and formaliac
Like the Babbadook
More like new bosses
"Friends" isn't the right term.
The fact that the redcaps can deliver a head in a bag and speak English but not do their own food shopping is hilarious. And the fact they can tells good vs bad humans but still ate and killed the old man with the dog.
But not his doggo, the doggo was a happy boi the whole movie, which makes me think that the redcaps were nice to it and gave it food and brushed its long fur while it was lost and underground with them. Which is just lovely
@@iquegrey76 Exactly. Therefore, the man was not good
No one said they couldn't do their own shopping. They're the fae. And the way the story goes, its his aunt who built a house on their land and not the other way around. So a deal is a deal to the fae and they don't care how short a human lifetime is. Your descendants just also gotta pay. XD
@@LupineShadowOmega yup never make deals with the small folk
I'd rather give someone a head in a bag then shop at Walmart aa well, Walmart is hella scary....
Soon as I saw the pregnant lady, I was instantly thinking they were gonna do a whole changling situation.
Surprised to be proven wrong
Same here.
they did do a changeling thing, though. last minute, and not consistent with any mythology i'm familiar with, but pretty clearly what they were going for
I have 2 redcaps living in my house as well. They keep calling me and my wife weird titles like daddy, dad, dada, mommy, etc. Weird little things indeed but if you feed them frequently they are quite friendly.
Sounds like you have a bit of an infestation lol Hate to think what the Mother-in-law is 😂
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It's just a movie.
@@rocksymoon9267 be so fr
@rocksymoon9267 you need a nap😢
Fun fact: When Oliver Cromwell was beheaded, his head fell off the pike and rolled down a hill, where some random person picked up it. The head then went through dozens of owners before finally being buried with the rest of Cromwell.
Cromwell also made Christmas, sports, and pubs illegal. He also made a fine for swearing and for literally anything on sundays except going to church.
I can’t even imagine just picking up a random human head and NOT freaking the fuck out 😂😂
Would of been funny if they used his head to play some quick sports 😂
Fact or tale?
The head passing between random people is speculation or myth since no one can recount where the head went between 1684 to 1710.
But presumably I'd expect it to be people who really hated the guy for how much of a piece of shit he was and they just got rid of it for what ever reason till someone finally returned it.
@@joshshin6819 HE"S GOOD
The theme of violence really hits home once you do some research on red caps. If I am not mistaken (mythology geek, but not Irish so corrections are welcome), they got their name because they soak their caps in spilled blood, and according to some stories, if their caps ever dry down they die. Meaning, they sustain themselves on bloodshed - the movie gave a nice nod to it with the blood offerings. The myth itself comes from border areas, where disputes over land allegedly kept the red caps sustained.
In this movie their caps where also soiled and red from blood.
Redcaps have many different iterations and mythologies, one goes that if you heard or saw a redcap alone they would grant you good fortune, theres many different iterations much like many fae folk mythologies.
28:11 they weren't stuck at the door and couldn't get through. One of the red caps I imagine an elder held his hand in the way as the others asked him to let them through he said no, because he knew that Maya is going to be the new mother redcap after she kills the old hag
Thanks, that made way more sense with the image he provided. I was like, “it doesn’t look like they’re stuck…”
The first time I watched this movie, my jaw hit the floor. I was expecting another version of The Hallow and was completely surprised by what happened. I had to wait a couple of days and watch it again, at which point I loved it. It's nuts but in the best way possible.
It's a remake of the classic Gremlins. I would have liked better FX and some modern CGI instead of Yoda puppets.
“British people are not seen in the best light by the Irish,” has to be the understatement of the century.
It's mostly blown out of proportion though.
@@joebees21 what is blown out of proportion?
@@therealludwigtheholyblade The hate between Irish and English people.
@@joebees21 Most people know that the majority of the modern generation won’t be intrinsically hateful towards each other. What I did was what we people in the industry call, a joke.
@@therealludwigtheholyblade Haha I know it's a joke I'm just saying it's usually blown out of proportion that's all 👍
I’ve never heard of this movie before, very unique plot it seems like
You've obviously not watch any Hollywood produced movie in the last decade lol
The hallow, rumplestilskin and don’t be afraid of the dark come to mind instantly. Lol. If you like this, check those out.
Don't really recommend this watching via movie, the couple is just really d*mb asf! Headache after headache as you watch.
Good thing you see this vid before the actual movie.
@@xpatches13 If you read my comment you’ll see that I said it SEEMS unique. I have not watched it yet and barely watched this video explaining it so that I wouldn’t get spoiled until after watching it. So it’s literally just an assumption that I think the movie seems unique.
I love it when media picks up more unknown mythical creatures
what? Redcaps are in fuckin everything. Ever heard of dungeons and dragons? The witcher? lol
@@grilledleeks6514 Two examples when they're "in everything", your examples are also niche to the fantasy genre. How often do you see fae creatures in horror? Not often is what OP is trying to say, so get off your high horse, Geralt
@@enbeast8350 the Witcher is a very popular video game and everyone has heard of dnd, I wouldn’t call them niche
@@peterstoric6560 People have heard of DND, but the average person who has heard of DND and hasn't played wouldn't know the different monsters. And people outside the gaming community wouldn't know much about Witcher aside from the show, and I don't remember Redcaps in the show.
So, aside from those two examples, where else have you seen where these "Redcaps are in fuckin everything"
@@enbeast8350 I’m not mentioning the red caps, I’m just talking about how you called Witcher and dnd niche. Everyone in my area has general knowledge on both, sorry to say the true isn’t for you
This is a legit happy ending, did not see that coming.
i think it was funny that the redcaps didnt seem especially powerful. maybe a little magic but mostly just some basic dnd goblins. it made me imagine Irish knights in armor fighting tribes of redcaps.
RedCaps are actually Scottish/Anglo-Scottish Border folklore not Irish and they normally use weapons not magic lol
To add to lore bit.
Scottish lore says. There like little berserkers. That will kill anything for blood. As if there blood on there cap it fully gone. They go dormant or die. That why you give them liver or a blood offering. Keep them happy and you won't be the target.
Also I think there way stronger for there size like able to weld a 100 pound ax single-handedly without any issues but are like 2 or 3 feet tall
@@Mark-nh2hs I assume because the first appearance is of a little dude up a tower there's also a good mix of the redcap in Perthshire that depicts him as a more benign little man living in a room high up in Grantully Castle. He bestows good fortune on those who see or hear him.
So my guess it's a mix of the two because the other redcaps in folklore wouldn't bargain like that from what i've read haha.
Red caps in folklore were more powerful, they also wore iron boots yet they could outrun any human.
@@zid9611sources I’ve read also said they had Eagle talons for hands and have the strength to tear humans to shreds.
Wife: "There's blood on the ground from the mushroom people dragging off his body!"
Husband: mUsT bE tHe BaBy BrAiN!
Horror movies in a nutshell
as someone who's had kids, that is a legitimate response. 😂
I’m convinced I’d survive horror movies like this because I don’t question things the way I probably should and would end up just finding a local butcher to provide me with liver to leave 🤷
Ah, but here's the real test, can you fix a roof or would have trusted that family to fix your roof.
I'm certain you'd have been fine though.
A Redcap is a murderous little goblin from the folklore of the Scottish Borders, where i live!
Ah so that's what it is
This movie was all over the place but I loved it, mostly because there just isn’t a ton of fae based horror out there. I hated 99% of the characters and was really just voting for the red caps and had a lot of fun.
Definitely not enough fae based horror, which is sad.
as an irish person- there absolutely is a ton of fae based horror. too much of it, actually. (especially if you mean fae as in all fae, and not just irish fae- tho changelings specifically are already having their own - incredibly misguided imo - day). can you all please make up your own shit or at least get some basic details right before putting millions of dollars into your film budgets.
hope this doesn't come off too strong bc it's really not that much of a big deal, i'm just stating my preferences in the same way you're stating yours, i hope. mine just come tinged with an irrational rage. i know it doesn't really matter if redcaps are actually scottish.... any more than it does that hercules (the disney film, you know, for american children) should really be heracles (the disney film, you know, for american children)..... or that it's mostly a northern irish and english production, by the looks of it......... and yet................................................................
OH also vampires and werewolves are arguably fae so there is SURELY a PLETHORA of fae based horror out there
@@baintreachas I reject the assertion of vampires and werewolves being fae, but agree that there's an oversaturation of them (as well as of zombies, even though they aren't fae). But not all fae are Irish, and if you want to yell at someone about them getting details wrong, yelling at _fans_ of that type of horror/filmmaking isn't going to do much good- go yell at the producers of them instead. If you want to have an actual conversation and express yourself without the anger and verbalize why it makes you angry, that would probably be an interesting conversation. Because you can say "it's not that deep" but saying it makes you irrationally angry while yelling at someone makes it obvious it _is_ that deep for you.
@@OverdramaticAngel oh sorry, i really did not mean to come off that i was yelling. i guess you could criticize me for just saying ¨it's not that deep, but it makes me irrationally angry,¨ and you might be right to. but the yelling part- if i were speaking this aloud, i would not be yelling, you know? is that what all caps reads as to you? i'd italicize, but i forget how to, with YT, and I honestly feel that comes off more pompous than anything.
it's difficult to convey that kind of non-verbal language in pure words, but clearly, i missed the mark in this case, which is on me. sorry for that. it's the stupidest way to make someone else's day - the day of a complete stranger, no less, no doubt miles away - that little bit more momentarily unpleasant. i don't know you, and our paths would never have crossed, and yet, i have managed to fail you, as well as myself
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now this is the part i invite you to skip, because the part above was the apology that i should've written (probably done so badly, but oh well), and below is the screed that i never should have wasted precious moments in my life typing out:
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(if you do choose to proceed, take it, perhaps, as a case study in what not to do... some kind of delve into a troubled mind... somehow these ellipses make me seem all the more unhinged and yet........ i am drawn to them............. lamb to the slaughter..................)
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though i do feel the need to point out - 1) i did say not all fae are irish, which is why i said ¨if you mean all fae, and not just irish fae.¨ maybe i'm misreading, maybe you misread, which is perfectly understandable
2) personally, i don't necessarily subscribe to ¨vampires and werewolves are fae¨
(especially as vampires are actually seen in cultures all over the world organically, so i do actually take quite a bit of umbrage with people who claim any particular origin to them, or treat them as monolithic, you know? especially when most less common versions of vampires are objectively way more sick. i've a filipino cousin who scared the shit of out me that way as a kid, 10/10, would recommend. perhaps the same could be said of werewolves, i wouldn't know, but...)
...i do know that in the specific cases of ¨what the average, modern native english-speaker thinks of when you say ¨vampire¨ or ¨werewolf¨,¨ are most definitely heavily influenced by fae (by which, to be clear, i refer to creatures from all over what is now the british isles, and a bit besides).
I then accidentally deleted the bit in which I basically poorly summarized what Bob Curran states in this article: www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-51053870 . and then explained why i didn't personally agree with that theory, at least not any more than any other, but why i would still say ¨you could argue that...¨ you know? I'M not arguing that, but it is very funny to me that u could point to almost any country and credit it for the entire last century of mainstream horror, you know?
i said it better in the first draft, trust me dude it was sooo well said and i was sooo eloquent and convincing and i cited uhh so many sources for sure. mwah. .too bad i deleted it.
3) yep, i didn't mention zombies despite their comparable oversaturation precisely because they are distinctly haitian in origin. tho... i will now cut off the rant for both of our sakes. check out Monstrom's episode on it
4) i hope this doesn't come off as a stranger yelling a strange, uncited rant about mythology at you... on my end at least, this is more like a stranger passionately ranting at you - you, completely disinterested, idly noting the ways in which your own research completely disproves the point they are clumsily making. this is not motivated at all by anger but rather a deep interest in the subject, combined with having resolved not to spend SO much time in the YT comment sections that I'm MLA formatting shit or editing it to make sense, (or combing through my YT comment section to copypaste an old one on the same topic in which I did both of the above) combined with uhhhhhh trying to avoid going to sleep and confronting the fact that i CHOSE to be awake at this time of night for no good reason at all
5) i really am in love with the way you wrote that response, you said it so well, can we get married? is that too forward? i'm a lesbian btw and i don't know your gender or where you are or your marital status or YOUR orientation actually but i feel that we could make it work besides. i've always been partial to lavender table runners
Lil fun fact about redcaps, their hats are red because they dip them into the blood of their victims!
I was wondering if anyone else in the comments would mention the actual folklore.
@@heleninglis9961 them and the iron shoes guy are my favorite lil monsters tbh.
@@anidiotthatexistsbutprobab5084 im on a bit of a mythology/folklore kick just now. Watching video after video on the subject, especially Scottish folklore. The Redcaps apparently originated in the Scottish Borders, where i live.
@@heleninglis9961 COOL!
Holy shit lol
29:33 i kinda disagree. jamies entire thing is he doesnt actually confront things, he starts fights but he doesnt finish them, the opposite of what he said at that one point in the movie when she ask him what hes gona do if forced to say daddy. he starts trouble and then is immediately is on the sidelines, not helping while maya has to do all the real fighting. he gets himself into shit and then cries for help. if he wasnt totally useless maya woudnt have needed to promise her child to the redcaps to save his life. his problem is he is pretending to be tough for his own ego, but he is actually being totally impotent (something they literally point out immediately, the first thing jamie says in the whole movie is his sperm are weak). im not sure what their point with jamie was tbh. he never really does anything to redeem himself.
I don't think it's so much for his own ego, man's sadly just a beta male and there's nothing inherently wrong with that. It lead him to have a good and healthy life with his partner but when adversity presents itself that passivity can become a crutch. On that night Jamie became very aware of just how weak he truly was and from there after he makes strides to attempt to be a "Man" but nature can't be altered to easily. In the end Jamie lives as all beta men do, being protected by his wife and her ̶b̶u̶l̶l̶s̶ redcaps.
@@MegaOverclocked it’s 100% about his ego and his struggle with inadequacy feeling relayed manhood. They constantly point that out when him talking about his feeling, and with him reading the books and trying to be more violent to act alpha. maybe that’s why it’s badly written at times, the creator believes in beta and alpha male theory, which is proven bullshit, and so that’s why he writes characters that act unbelievable. I don’t think that’s what it’s saying tho.
He’s not a “beta”, he is immature and taken in by toxic masculinity. He thinks he needs to start shit and act tough to be a man, but in real life acting like a stupid dickhead just leads to more violence. Like when he challenges the guy to a fist fight and is immediately shot. Maybe that’s the point, toxic idiots who think they need to be tough alphas are actually giant pussies compensating for something and all they do is cause more violence, not protect??
@@MegaOverclocked you okay?
@@gavinhuttpacificrim I know, I'm trying to figure out who shit all over his breakfast.
Liked how you shared this, I thought the same thing. I thought to myself how interesting it was that Maya basically became Queen at the end of the redcaps which I thought was fitting because she always would actually put up a decent fight but Jamie would be weak🙄
The aunt should've donated the house to a church or charity. I wouldn't leave an evil house garden to my family. Lol
Yeah, but the square foot calculates into expensive land value estimates.
Okay Patrick Waters
@@MOLLYTX_ Do you have any real estate for sale? My firm would be happy to reach out to you.
Trust me no you don't
@@MOLLYTX_ You're pulling my leg or taking the piss.
Set aside the piss for now and tell me why I don't want to discuss your property values?
okay but like everything after the ending; just imagine a sweet slice of life surrounded by goblins in an almost labyrinth-esque way, and she's more or less now the de-facto queen of the goblins so they also fix up the house and have tea with them, etc. i think that's fun.
As someone called Neve/Niamh this made me chuckle. Niamh is pronounced Neev. Love your videos!
The proper pronunciation is actually NYEE-uv, but most non Irish folk can't get their heads round it 😅
It is a daily struggle to know if you're being spoken to when you've got the original spelling of Niamh 😂😂
It makes me wince hearing it wrong, haha. I know there's no ill intent, but it's like nails on a chalkboard to me, haha
@@turnt_barbarian thanks a million for putting it better than i ever could lmao
Came here to comment after hearing NY-AM repeatedly 😆 it's the actresses real name too.
Was her name never said in the movie? Like how do you miss that? 😅
Love seeing highlands folklore get adapted into horror films
Redcaps are actually Scottish, so I kind of wish they'd set the film there, but folktale creatures are adapted in such vastly different ways it isn't massively upsetting (for example, the original Redcap was a single, beastly-looking elf that manifested in a place where evil occurred and murdered people for fun, other variants have the soaking of the cap be a necessity for survival, but Cornish Redcaps are really chill fae who just like wearing red hats lol). There's so many varieties of fae in folklore it makes me really happy to see and often overlooked one get some attention.
Oh my...fucking god. You have no idea how happy I am to see this. I saw the trailer of this on CZcams a long time ago, only ever the one time. It was like 3am, and I didn't write down the name. I have been trying to figure out what this movie was called for well over a year. I Googled everything you could think of but people had me convinced I made it up!
Wouldn't it be in your CZcams history?
@@Bapp0mightve been an ad?
@Denis Jedlička Yeah, it was an ad.
I absolutely love this channel. Thank you for always entertaining us. Lots of love from Australia 🌏💜🥰
You're very welcome
As an enjoyer of dark and horror centric media I really appreciate a story where the monsters help the. ‘good’ guys and tear into the villains. Thanks for the vids. I love when you explain movies that make me change perspectives and make me think it reminds me why I love enjoying horror centric media or anything dark material related
Redcaps are one of my favorite D&D monsters, can't wait to get more ways to use them.
My party picked a fight with a group of redcaps once and I'm 99% sure the DM stepped in to "resolve" the fight cuz we were looking at a party wipe. lol. Vicious little fuckers.
@@bunnerkins They do have a lot more HP than people would think. And they are relentless. I could see a good sized group of them doing a TPK.
At the end jamie just b like “I looked away for *20 minutes* and ur the queen of the redcaps”
20:47 I have a falcon that’s taken residence on our property and loves giving us dead birds as gifts
I love found flicks! Always breaking things down and helping me decide to watch the movies in full.
I waited two years for this movie to come out. It was fun, maybe not worth a two year wait, but I am always here for Faery horror.
When they walked in that pub they should have said Large Marge sent us..
This is so cool, i was hoping they took a babadook path and not the usual dead baby or husband trade. That’s just a crazy ending and i love it. They can expand on it. Like how cool it would be to have a tiny army.
I expected if they twisted it, it would be her taken or burning them all in their home after taking the baby back. The actual end took me by suprise.
I CACKLED at the laugh you did after recapping the irish/british history
You are by far the best recap channel out there. I've rewatched all your vids multiple times. And im VERY picky lol Always stoked to see the new one drop xox u rock
This feels like a weird, horror, twist of Labyrinth. And I love it
I would absolutely love if they remade Labyrinth and went full horror. Or someone just lifted the plot for inspiration in a horror story.
Not without Bowie.
I just watched this recently and enjoyed it. Excited to see your explanation!
Old House + New Shifting + Poor Family + Strange Neighbours = Most English Horror Movies😆
This was so good. I would definitely look forward to a part to continuing from the baby's POV as an adult.
Nice! Thanks for the content I always look forward to your vids! Some movies I would have never wanted to watch but after these I almost always do! I DONT mind spoilers, to anyone who wants to complain.
We need more creature feature and classic alien horror movies, this one was amazing
Poor O'Brian, never catches a break.
Thanks for the Review and Video 😀
I think a more satisfying ending would've been her sacrificing her husband or something to that effect. Even in the end Jaime can't bring himself to protect his family, what's gonna happen now if he and their child are attacked without good o'le mom there. I agree more screen time of the red caps would've been awesome.
I really enjoy your videos Everytime u post I will usually go and watch the movie thanks
easily one of the best suprises ever, made me remember some good old 1990s movies like elf and stuff, such a good movie with a really good practical effect and a nice story, loved it.
I like how they are shown as menacing at first and then they just pull up and beat the sick family's asses
And kill them but you win some you lose some*
Thank youuuuuu, I have been dying for a new video
I saw the trailer for this when it first came out and was so excited becuase I LOVE Celtic lore. But I forgot the name of the movie and life went on and I couldn't find it again. Just the other day I was thinking about this movie AND HERE YOU ARE WITH IT! Thank you!
It’s always great seeing Colm Or “ Miles O’Brien from Star Trek”in another role
Spoiler(?)
Love that the doggo was there celebrating at the end, too.
This channel hit 2 mill subs?!? Jesus lol haven’t been here in years. Congrats dude
Man I wish I would have watched this first, but I've immediately gone and watched movies you've done Ending Explained on, and enjoyed the movie just as much. Another great review by one of the best.
I love all your videos. Thanks for sharing another great one about a horror film. Fav. Genre.
Is that Miles O'Brian from Star Trek??? Hope he doesn't die
yes, I noticed him too. 😅
It's miles he probably just be tortured 😂
Yeah Colm Meaney!
Yeah dies horribly but this character is horrible so its okay
This is definitely a movie… about all I can say about it.
Not wrong, good to see different views on the movie👍🏼
important commentary everyone must read
One of the movies of all time
@@jaylleze1926
Critics are calling it a series of pictures shown at 60 fps, that give it the illusion of movement.
This movie was a movie.
Love you stuff!! Can you look at Laid to Rest next?
Redcap was an old legend. He was a dwarf like creature that would hang out on battlefields after the fight. He would dip his hat in the wounds of the dead. Thus his red cap and his name.
Haven't finished watching this yet but I already need to see this film 😊🤟🤟
I mean hey. The couple got their baby, got rid of the bullies and now have a Night Cap army at their disposal.
More like the wife. She became, their medieval term the lord, and the husband became the lady since she is the one in charge of those redcap minions, now. Without her and her instructions, I bet the family would fall down cuz the husband wouldn't know what to do,
As always my guy, great content. Could you go through "Raised by wolves?" Favorite show of all time. Big statement but i stand by it. Trying to get it more exposure after HBO canceled and took it off streaming. Thanks mate, you're a legend 🤘
#ReturntoKepler
Great idea !!! That show was so surprising and I'm gutted they cancelled it at a cliffhanger. But there's so many interesting stories and genres of horrors mixed, his style of video would be perfect !
Loved it! I second your request!
Day 1: sure ill put a bit of meat out, oh hey its gone, freaky
Day 2: i appreciate the help but promise no reward for this unrequested assistance
Day 3: what bits do yall like the best? Cool, you get that for a night any time you keep anyone harmful off the land. Cant keep everyone away, then no bits. Offer well-worded deal if necessary. Problem solved.
Love your Conant keep it up!!!!
Pssst... the Irish name Niamh is pronounced "Neeve", not "Nye-um".
Love your work, just striving for accuracy.
Yep, I always tell people it's like Steve with an N instead
I’m from Ireland and I watching this video I like who the heck is Nyaum? Then I looked at the cast list and was like oooooo Niamh! It’s funny but I understand how Americans would just say how it looks. 😂 Irish names are very strangely spelt
@@EmmaFunsize i mean, not strangely spelt in the sense that they are phonetically consistent with irish, but do seem to be impossible when you think you're reading english haha. i thought he was trying to say ¨Niall¨😂
I've been waiting on this one!
This gives “Yellow Wallpaper”iykyk. Especially when Mya wore the yellow dress in their bedroom which coincidentally had yellow wallpaper. Love it!
They really went through the entire gamut of trauma responses -*FIGHT, FLIGHT, FREEZE & APPEASE*
I miss the old days of your channel so much. I miss when you’d review older movies. Such good memories w you
I’m so hyped to see you cover this movie.
There were like 20 people before you so, still not the first!
Who is felix
@@Jadzebra Ahhhh so I wasn’t. I guess I’ll have to come back and slay another day.
@@somechannel4027 typo due to autocorrect
Not HODOR getting Tyrion Lannisters arc. Are these universes connected?!😂
Camp horror is great. More of this please.
Ahh i love cooking to these vids, perfect timing.
Whatcha cookin?
@@wayneanderton4953 Death.
@@themidnighttavern6784 😵
Welcome back you were surely missed.
0:45 - Holy shit, that's O'brien!!!!
I like that he said "smithereens" as the actress playing Maya was in Black Mirror
Thanks Mr. Flix
I think this has to be th best movie discovery I have made yet this year good lord. What a fucking ride with so many different emotions.
It’s nice when the humans join forces with the monsters
I refuse to deny myself the joy of imagining tiny little Fred Durst's whenever you say "Red Caps"
Hey dude ....I like how ya do these things
Can u pls review the Evil Dead Rise movie 👍
Can you do Midnight Ride with the amazing Mark Hamill?
Im obsessed with those little dudes big goblins from the Labyrinth energy i love it
Please do perfect blue! I love satoshi kons work alot and i think youd enjoy it too!
Oh he's not done it? I think he mentioned it in one of the episodes
@faithgoga3983 i dont believe he has no but i think i remember that too now that you mention it
@@lonniebeezy9181 You probably have him mixed with Mista GG
The red caps reminded me of the troll from cat's eye more than anything
*Throws down dark arrow*
“GOBLINS!”
Just saw this yesterday. Actually enjoyed it.
Please do a video The Call (2020 film) with Tobin Bell
Wow. I mean, I love when a movie just goes full nuts. At least they went all in right
Watching this on Saint Patrick’s Day while 🍃 is a fun time
I can’t be the only one to be happy to see Hodor
no you're not. Now hold the door.
No, you're obviously not. It's almost like actors will probably play more than one character in their career
@@attackonghouls583 Jesus man I didn’t rly see anyone else point it out so I wanted to mention it. Get your feelings hurt or somethin?
Patiently waiting for the Beau is afraid explained video
The husband was so useless
You should do Run Sweatheart Run. I just watched it. I was hoping you already did a dive into it to see why you might think Ethan was afraid of dogs. I think it's because they represent loyalty, and Ethan himself represents the patriarchy.
Hope you do VHS 99 soon!
Hey, can you do a review/explaining of A Thousand Fangs tv show?
Can you do an ending explained for Emesis Blue, or is it outside of what you would normally cover because it's animated and a fan project?
Seams like a great horror movie worth a full watch. Thanks DVD:)
Definitely gonna watch this. And come back to this video after i see the movie
oooh Hannah John-Kamen, ive really liked seeing her in things.