First Time Watching THE DESCENT Reaction... GET ME OUT OF HERE
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2022
- Watching THE DESCENT for the first time!
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As a formerly avid hiker from Appalachia, can confirm this happens. Had an albino cave ghoul steal the catalytic converter off my dad's truck one time, had to chase it off with a shovel. Also, probably my favorite experience seeing a movie in theaters was from this movie. At the first reveal of the monsters, everyone in the audience was audibly startled, but that's also when I found out some parent-of-the-year candidate had brought their toddler with them to this this. The very second that thing appeared on screen the kid just started sobbing uncontrollably. I probably missed the next 3-4 minutes of the movie due to the tears in my eyes from trying to stifle my laughter. Another great movie by this same director is Dog Soldiers. It's about werewolves!
Did you notice that the roads in Appalachia have UK markings? It was filmed about 30 minutes outside London if I recall, and one of the few technical gaffs in the film is that the road markings at the end weren't either painted over, or digitally corrected in post, so you get the UK broken lines rather than the double continuous lines of the US (IIRC)
As for that parent, what a ^&*&%$! What would make them think that taking a kid to a horror film was a good idea?
@@neilbiggs1353 I'll be damned, I've seen this movie a handful of times but I never caught that, good eye. I guess a big tell-tale sign it wasn't Appalachia (and especially not WV) is that they weren't swerving every 30 feet to avoid potholes the size of impact craters and that the gravel road wasn't half washed-out. As for the parent thing, your guess is as good as mine. I can't imagine. The first movie my parents ever took me to was Ghostbusters II when I was about 4, and I had to look away anytime Vigo was on the screen. I absolutely could not fathom having seen this at that age.
@@avtomatt554 I think it might have been the director's commentary that talked about the road markings, and it's only in that one scene at the end with the truck going past, so it is easy to miss - I still don't think I'd have noticed as those markings are normal to me, it wouldn't occur to me that they aren't the US style ones until someone said it. I enjoy Neil Marshall's commentary tracks as he comes across as pretty down to earth. He directed the Battle Of The Blackwater in Game Of Thrones and he was gleeful about a happy accident when he had a pool of blood flowing towards the water! I hope he gets another shot at a blockbuster, his Hellboy movie wasn't good, but I feel like he still deserves a chance to show what he can do with a big budget. That said, I won't be disappointed if he keeps working on low budget films and TV as he clearly has a gift for getting a lot done with not much.
As for the kid? There are times when it seems like parents are either oblivious or selfish. In this case, I'd say that the person thought they could watch it and the kid would amuse themselves rather than look at the screen, so they didn't need to get a sitter. I'd have been furious if that had been at a screening I was in (or maybe not as this is not a dialogue heavy movie). I know in the UK cinemas used to be very careful about who could watch a film, you couldn't bring kids in with you if the film wasn't rated PG or below, but now we have multiplexes, you often don't get that same kind of care and attention from the staff. Is (or was) it the case in the US that parents could bring kids in to any screening? I could see it being either way to be honest. You've got the personal choice and freedom argument, but at the same time, the US is pretty restrictive on ratings for certain types of content
"Cave ghoul"? Bruh💀💀😂😂
@@avtomatt554 It was supposed to be WNC, not WV. Your point still stands, though. I like it when movies are filmed and/or set in my area. I think the last big movie filmed around here was "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" in Sylva, NC (I have some behind the scenes shots of that one), and the last TV show was "The Peripheral" in Marshall, NC.
The ending!
"The film ends on a bittersweet note, as Sarah is alive and free, but irreversibly shaken. However, in the UK ending, after Sarah has the vision of Juno in the car, the screen cuts to black momentarily. Then, Sarah is revealed to still be underground, in a confined section of the cave system with no escape routes."
The lighter wasn’t for light, she was checking air currents. Depending on the atmospheric pressure outside, air will either flow in or out. Regardless, airflow indicates a route that connects to the surface. The old saying is “if it blows, it goes”
I really enjoy your reactions.
I think you missed the part where she hated Juno and stabbed her in the leg for not only leaving her other friend to die but she found out during the movie that she was having an affair with her husband so it was kind of personal for her at the end.
And the affair is why he was distracted in the beginning and crashed the car, killing himself and their child and destroying her life and sanity.
(Sentence structure was intentional.)
@@Deathbird_Mitch YUP! The effects and layers of life unfortunately.
No excuse. that makes her a murderer in my eyes and her ending as the final girl getting stuck there to die was perfect and no I don't care for the sequel and just about nobody else does either🤙
Stop justifying murder. Juno, for all her faults, never murdered someone.
@@WillsonT011 It's a movie, time to get a bit of a grip. Most people with a few brain cells to rub together can separate films from real life.
Real life? No excuse.
Movie? Juno directly took a life being reckless, killed all her friends by lying and taking them to an unexplored cave in a move that is utterly unforgivable and disgusting, had an affair, didn't even come clean and continued to pretend to be her friend . . . . . In film terms, perfect ending for Juno. No crying needed for someone like that.
11:21 - “You’re out of the friend group.” 😂- Girl I have never laughed so hard for so long in my life, thank you Kat, I needed that.
I don't know if anyone's mentioned it, but this is the "edited for Americans" version, where they chopped off the last thirty seconds. After the jump scare in the truck, Sarah wakes up and is still in the cave, thinking she sees her daughter holding a birthday cake, which is just the flickering light of the torch lying in front of her. The camera pulls back and she's on a ledge in the middle of nowhere, and the sounds of the creatures are growing louder. Apparently the US distributors thought that was too depressing and cut it.
I'm American, and I've apparrently never seen the US edit 😂 all I've ever seen is the UK edit.
Not sure if you caught it, but another reason she hurt Juno other than leaving Beth to die was because she realized she was having an affair with her husband (Beth says the necklace is ‘from Paul’ before Sarah smashes her head in) hence the weird looks in the beginning, his distracted driving, the necklace that said ‘love each day’, which Sarah said was something Paul used to say a lot.
I love how much Neil Marshall respects the audience to put it together, though I do wonder if it is a good idea in a horror film as people have a habit of looking away at points when it gets gory!
Paul also gave exactly the same necklace to Sarah as a very intimate gift, signalling that Juno and Paul's relationship was apparently very serious and probably quite long-standing, possibly throughout the birth of Sarah's daughter. That really puts Juno well into unforgivable territory; continuing to pursue your best friend's husband while the two of them are conceiving and raising a small child, and never coming clean about it, even after the collision? Wow.
The duplicate necklaces was also a pretty low move on Paul's part, so Sarah may have dodged a bit of a bullet in the midst of the crap tornado that destroyed her life, but Paul's quality isn't the main subject, so I'll let it lie.
@@michaelccozens i mean telling your "friend" that you slep with her husband after she loses said husband and their child is not the move. Better to just quietly leave the friend group at that point maybe.
Also the fact that Juno is basically the reason all the others are dead. She led them into an undiscovered cave which is a total wrong move.
Kat low-key being a motivational spelunking coach for 30 minutes.
HAHAHA Adnap this comment got me LOL
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"These are orcs. We're all thinkin' it." Your reactions are fantastic.
I think those things are wendigo
Thralls I'd wager
They’re just feral cave people. This is very similar, though a lot scarier than H. P. Lovecraft’s The Beast in The Cave. Very cool short story.
The affair is hinted at so subtly that it is very easy to completely miss it amid all the chaos, don't blame yourself not catching it.also the ending you saw was the non bleak ending.
I wondered which ending it would be
@@yvonnesanders4308 The real one is better.
The way the director originally wanted the film to end, as it does in the UK version, was with Sarah still hopelessly trapped in the cave, her escape being a delusion. After test screenings however it was deemed too bleak for US audiences and it was cut. For me this is definitely one of the scariest films ever. Up there with Hereditary, REC, and maybe the original Conjuring film.
Such a shame
This ending also allowed them to make the sub par The Descent 2, and its ending was seemly an attempt to make another horror film series like Friday the 13th etc but was poorly received and did not make much profit and they dropped the idea.
Technically the bleaker original ending wasn't 'cut', it was simply replaced for western audiences. Both versions of the ending still exist and are watchable. This ending I guess is 'officially' cannon, simply because of The Descent 2, but if you don't care about that movie, the original is still perfectly viable. They each have their pluses and minuses. I must admit, I really enjoyed seeing that Juno survived being left behind, and let her have a redemption arc, but that is me.
I got the bleak ending in Sweden and it’s darn bleak. This is almost the most scary film I have seen
Thank you, I was confused at the way this ended as I'd seen the original, bleak, ebding and wondered what was going on.
One of my favorite horror films. A cast of characters with backstories in a horrific, creepy scenario.
1 movie she needs to react to (or anyone) is “Vacancy” with Luke Wilson and Kate Beckinsale
This movie is the reason I don't eat snacks while watching horror or thriller movies anymore. That first real jump scare where the Orc is standing behind the girl when the night vision camera pans back... It startled me mid-swallow and I inhaled my Doritos. My dad had to give me the Heimlich maneuver. I usually refer to the movie as "The Movie That Almost Killed Me", even though it wasn't quite that serious.
I hope you'll consider reacting to The Descent 2. I like to watch them back to back when the mood strikes. I love your channel. Your reactions are so much fun!
OH MY GOODNESS BUBBLY that is so scary!!! Scarier even than the Orc reveal!! This is actually probably a good warning not to eat while I watch them... I tried drinking water in the first few, but it got to the point where I thought I might spit it out all over my computer. Thank you VERY MUCH FOR BEING HERE!! I am so happy you're enjoying the channel and my videos!!! YAAAYY!!! See you around soon:D Kat
@@KatWatchesHorror Please, please, pretty please with sugar on top, don't watch the "The Descent was a surprise success, so we're doing a really stupid follow-up 'cause money talks, baby!" sequel. More than ten years later I'm still trying to put it out of my head. Remember, you can watch a whole lot, but you can never unwatch a stinker. ^^
@@DonDiego1973 Agreed! NO Sequal of this should be watched! you simple dont make a sequal to this movie!
This is probably the most stressful horror movie ever. And it feels empowering when you finish it like you just climbed through caves
So she attacked Juno not just because Juno killed that other girl, but also she realized that Juno had an affair with her husband (that's why you noticed some tension in the beginning between the husband and Juno).
Why/How would their be tension between the husband and Juno? They were the ones having the affair together
@@nsasupporter7557 Sexual tension.
@@Kap00rwith2os gotcha
@@nsasupporter7557 Not tension, but obvious awkward-trying-to-be-casualness maybe? I mean, Beth twigged to it right away.
And she lied and brought them to an uncharted cave and was basically the reason everyone died.
One of a handful of movies that *really* scared me. The intense claustrophobia of caves--I would not go into a cave like this on a very large bet--put me way over the edge. Combine that with the tense group dynamics and what's waiting in the cave, and... Yeah. I yelped a few times in the theater.
Also: You are very quick to catch details, like "Something's not right in that marriage." Nice work.
I did this in the caves near Budapest back in 98. It was the most claustrophobic panic ive ever had, but truly no escape. One "section" was called the Sandwhich... the only way out was to shimmy on your back for 100ft through a cut in the bedrock, pure black.
I was down there for 3 hours, and will never do it again.
11:35 - very impressed you can speak in the creature tongue even before being introduced to them!
That or Kayako's.
I am truly loving your reactions. For so many reasons. The nervous laughter, the exasperated looks to camera, the comedic sarcasm, the way you put your hands on the side of your head like little cat ears when you get really tense.. All just amazing. But I think my favorite is the way you say please. It's adorable. And I always look forward to finding out what the true horror of the movie will be. I hope you never become jaded and bored with this genre.
Seriously! She's iconic. Couldn't bell sub fast enough
She's got an enormous list of movies to watch. She's going to be around a long time. She makes us all so happy watching people die.😂😂
I think my favorite thing about these videos is kat coming up with much worse scenarios of what's going to happen than what what's actually happening at that moment
Her second channel will probably be 'KatMakesHorrorMovies'. Can't wait.
The part Sarah gets stuck actually scared me the most. Such a terrifying scenario to imagine.
Also missed opportunity: Kat watches the Descent in a cave
I gotta say, Kat, I'm in the middle of a divorce from my cheating wife and watching your reactions these past few weeks have just made me still have hope in humanity. You're adorable and fun and sweet and the fact that you're watching all of these horror movies for us makes me... I'm not even sure, but definitely happy. Just keep it up. You're a beacon in a lot of people's shitty lives. 👍
Beat of luck. Not all partners are like that. You will find a better one, just keep going.
This is one of my wife's favorite movies 🎥... she got bad anxiety watching it the first time with all the claustrophobic elements. 😵. Great reaction Kat!!! ..
Juno was having an Affair with Sarah’s husband Paul. He gave Juno the necklace Beth had when Sarah found her and told her Juno hurt her (Beth) so you can see why Sarah did what she did…
Get this: My parents used to take a bus to go to Atlantic City. The bus comes with a monitor that shows movies. Guess what movie played on a return trip? Yep a bunch of senior citizens were "treated" with "The Descent"! According to my mother the bus was driving in the dark and the interior of the bus was dark. Since most of the movie takes place in a dark cave, the monitor was mainly dark. The people in the bus couldn't see anything. They just heard the women screaming!
I recommend “The Blob” remake from 1988! (Not the 1958 original). The remake is a terrific monster movie with great special effects and a lot of gruesome death. Great job Kat! I laugh so much watching your reactions that I look forward to it every Wednesday! Yep. I think the Blob is a good one for you. See ya!
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SO GO FAST!!! Lmao that made me laugh! Also the "She's deadweight leave her there" Lmfao!! You're so freaking funny!!
Kat: What do you like about caving diving?
Me: I really love it when I find 2 or 3 mob spawners within range of each other so that I can a 3-spawner mob farm. Its even better when all the spawners have different mobs!
32:22 I'm now imagining Kat navigating her everyday life with a bandolier of flares strapped across her chest at all times.
The lighter was used for testing wind direction with the flame.
I'll never ever forget seeing this in theaters with my 2 female cousins. It's the only time I can clearly remember when everyone in the theater was scared. Popcorn was flying through the air. People were screaming then laughing. It was the best experience I can remember at the movies. ❤❤❤❤
The European cut continues after the final scene to reveal that the entire escape was a hallucination.
This will probably be the cheapest movie you will watch for your channel, it was made for £3.5m! The caves and tunnels are all made from polystyrene blocks, rearranged and shot differently so you can't tell. Something I love is all the different ways they have of illuminating the scenes - torches, fire, flares, the night vision camera, glow-sticks, it keeps everything fresh but also makes sense with the situation in the story. The use of colour overall is brilliant, that shot of the blue eyes surrounded by blood is just fantastic. Neil Marshall directed some huge episodes of Game Of Thrones and you have to think his ability to maximise a budget played in to that.
Not sure how you've watched this, but the cast and director commentary was a lot of fun on the DVD, it had an anecdote where the Irish girl who broke her leg (Nora Jane Noone) had a prop head of her made for the film, and she had it in the fridge when her mum visited... It sounded like they had great chemistry off camera and it translated to how well it came across on screen. It's really economical how it builds up their backstory, but for me it really works. In terms of bringing stuff on screen, the cast didn't get to see the 'crawlers' until the scene itself to make the fear more organic!
Also on the economy side, possibly a negative with how some people miss it is the infidelity subplot between Juno and Sarah's husband. You only get very oblique mentions of it like Juno's necklace engraved with what he said to Sarah (Love Each Day). It's way Sarah lets the necklace hang so Juno can see it before stabbing her leg and leaving her to die - it was making sure she knew why, not just for the friend who was stabbed in the neck, but for the betrayal with the husband.
If you want to see another British low budget but very well made horror, 28 Days Later might be right up your street!
Fast zombies. 🧟♂️🧟♀️ Hell no.😂😂
17:19 The "tiny torch" is to show the direction of airflow.
This one is a natural fear. Many movies recently failed with this. 42’ and the one with the skyscraper climbers. This embraced the horror
The main girl was so angry about the necklace becasue she realized Juno and her husband had been having an affair and the “special” unique thing he always said to her and put on a necklace for her , he also bought a necklace for Juno, his wife’s best friend thst has the same phrase etched on it. Wasn’t unique to his wife he’s a piece of trash. That’s why it kept showing her husband helping Juno up the bank and talking to her smiling huge the next scene they’re driving home and his clearly distant and not happy. Realizing your best friend of 20 years was having an affair with your husband for quite some time and then Juno stabs the friend on accident but leaves her and lies saying she’s dead
24:35 "Orc, it's what's for dinner!"
😅😂🤣😭☠👻😹
Far funnier than it had any right to be... ;)
Now, watch The Descent, Part 2. :)
Then:
Grave Encounters
As Above, So Below
The Pyramid
The Other Side of the Door
Oculus
The Forest
The Darkness
Kat must have fists of stone! Always ready to fight her fears! Great reaction! Cheers!
"She's dead weight, leave her there. I'm kidding! I'm kidding! 😐😐" LOLOLOL
The beat for your intro is so PERFECT for a channel like this. It instantly sets the tone of, "We about to get into some scary shit." 😂😂
I have to thank you for creating this channel. I'm way too big of a wimp to watch horror movies by myself, but with you, I can do it. 🥰
This makes me so happy!! Thank you so much for being here- wimps unite!!! KAT:D
This was a hoot. Somehow you are making these crazy movies both terrifying, as well as funny. To quote you, this does mean you are getting better at horror movies. Too bad we lost so many “casually gorgeous“ women. Lol
The most ironic thing with Kat is she would make the PERFECT Scream Queen; the very expressive attractive face and eyes, the tense body language, a scream that can bring down a building.
This is your calling, Kat, find an agent, lol.
I screamed exactly the same way in the cinema during the nightvision scene - but I'm a 200 pound guy...
The Descent touches on so many fears for me. Love your reaction. I jump, and scream every time you do!🤣 You make horror movies extra fun Kat.
I literally don't even have to watch the movie on the screen to know what's happening, all I do is listen and then watch your expressions and your different boxing and karate hands, it's worth the price of admission.
I don’t like horror movies either, but it’s still fun to watch you react to them. “You’re out of the friend group!” Oh man that was funny.
ITS THE HAND MOVEMENTS TO ME
There are very few Christmas horror films.
"Hardware" is one of them.
"A headlamp a flashlight and a lighter!?" 😆 🤣
The Descent is seriously one of the most badass movies ever.
"To be fair, she frightened her." omg DYING. "Is that a pool of blood? Is that a blood bath??" I can't go on
Your narration made me flash back to that video of the dramatic kid whose kayak was sinking. "Oh nooo, Sarah! Ooooo Sar-ahhh nooooo. AHH! SARAHHH!"
"Orc, its whats for dinner" lol, okay that one got me..
"pool of blood is that it?" WEll, to be fair, the red lighting on their flares and candles make the illusion of wet in blood in that one. lol.
So many people miss the fact that Juno was having an affair with Paul. The movie did a great job of making very subtle in the beginning of the movie but yet simultaneously very obvious, if you notice it. Fun watch with you for sure lol.
25:34 Someone has seen A League of Their Own...
Well,now that you’ve seen the Descent,you’ve gotta see more of director Neil Marshall’s movies.I recommend Dog Soldiers.Another horror movie that just popped into my mind that I think would be a good one for you to react to is In the Mouth of Madness,by John Carpenter.Thanks again for never failing to entertain me and lift me out of my headspace when I’m feeling negative or upset for some reason.
Definitely recommend looking up the extended ending.
That's not an extended version, that's the proper version of the movie. This is the shortned version for the USA market.
@@carlossaraiva8213 I called the other the True Ending version
Between this and Ted the Caver, I'm basically never going spelunking in any cave that doesn't have paths marked off with lights the whole way. This is a fun one to watch the behind-the-scenes about. They only had a few cave sets and managed to make it look like an infinite labyrinth with creative angles and changing the lighting.
I'm Australian, so in my DVD she only imagined she got out, then she realises she's still back in the cave. A much better ending
'Setting them on fire seems a good strategy. I bet they don't like that!!' 😂😂😂
I was never claustrophobic until I watched this.
Also, the UK version has the directors chosen ending. Which is terrifying.
Saw a documentary years ago about spelunking. The reached a point where the section they were crawling through was so narrow the only way to get through it was to breath all the air out of their lungs, and then squeeze through. Making sure to not move to slow, and to not panic and get stuck, because then you’d die. also? If that happened, people would be stuck on their side if they couldn’t get your body unwedged. And I wanted to scream at the tv “Why would you ever do this?!! This is not fun!!”
5:08 Love the look!
Welcome to horror, where your favorites always die hahaha. Another great reaction Kat!
I was trying to figure out why i kept saying please more often and different than normal hahaha its you haha another great one
HAHAHA. I LOVE THIS VERY MUCH. PLEASE!!!!!Kat:D
I do enjoy your reaction to this movie and I never went cave diving. But you need to have a flame to find where the air is coming from to find a way out. Rambo taught me that lol. Plus, in cave diving though you have to make sure you do not run out of air so I do not know why they would use a flame to find out which way the air is flowing. For flames on a candle to a lighter eats oxygen and without oxygen you die.
This film kinda came out of no where when it premiered, I saw it not knowing anything either. I expected a bear or wolves from the dead elk, but never expected… humanoid monsters! Good stuff you. It’s like you’re the tutorial of how to survive this movie.
I saw this when it first came out… while it was pretty freaky, the thing that was the most scary for me personally was that you cannot trust ANYONE! Because the main girl’s friend stole her husband from her
This movie was claustrophobia embodied! So intense once the creeper dudes show up and start hunting them! So many emotions. Great reaction, you were way into this one!
You do realise that as well as putting them in this horrific situation and killing one of their friends, Juno had been sleeping with Sarah's husband? That's why they shared that look at the beginning and why Sarah said in the car that he was distant.
Also, the locket (or bracelet) was engraved with something that HE used to say.
One more reason why Sarah left Juno to die.
I'd like to suggest A Cabin In The Woods.
I love the way you talk to the movie "bring snacks and water" you kill me lol.
You thought this ending was crazy? This was the ending in the US version because test screenings showed that American audiences found the original ending to be too depressing. In the original UK ending, Sarah sees Juno in the car and then wakes up to reveal that the whole escape was a dream and that she's still in the cave. She then has another hallucination of her daughter as the camera pans out showing that she is nowhere near any kind of an exit and we hear crawlers closing in on her.
The UK ending was way better
The Descent, As Above So Below, Grave Encounters, Pandorum, and Thir13en Ghosts are some of my favorite horror movies so it’s good to see at least 1 of them get some love.
"You're out of the friend group"- comedy gold.
I personally have never spelunked explorer-style, but I have been on cave tours in England, includingthe Blue John Caverns in Castleton. Yes, it is this claustrophic and dank. No cannibals though, unless you count the Green Marble Pub in Glossop.
Someone tell Kat about the sad alternate ending, which was a better one if you ask me.
"Orc it's what's for dinner!" How can you be so scared and funny at the same time?
Just a short comedy sketch about white water rafting czcams.com/video/sHwKFFuk3q8/video.html appropriate to the opening scene. OMG "don't forget to bring snacks and water", love it. Also spelunking and diving you should always carry a knife, but in a cave I think a lantern with a crank generator would be good.
Best horror movie of the last 20 years. Nothing has come close to topping it.
Ugh you saw the American version. The UK version has the true ending where she is still back in the cave after she sees Juno in the car. She’s face to face with her daughter.
There is an alternate version of the ending where it is revealed she never made it out of the cave and went insane, hallucinating her daughter and a cake
Reading the comments, I think a lot of people are missing the fact that there was no way both Juno and Sarah were getting out. You saw how fast the wave of creatures descended on Juno, and how carefully they were guarding the exit. These creatures had successfully hunted parties of humans before; they knew what they were about. Had they not been distracted, the predators would have run both women down as they made an inevitable racket climbing the bone-pile. Sarah knew this, knew Juno's call would be exactly the same one it always was (as it was with Paul, and Beth, and all of them in selfishly tricking them into that cave in the first place, etc), and decided that she was not about to let Juno's narcissism kill her twice (or, arguably, thrice).
And, sure, killing Beth was unintentional. But leaving her to be eaten alive alone in the dark wasn't.
A bit late, but this is a really good take. I hadn't thought much past the revenge aspect.
I love the fighting stance when scares happen lol new subscriber!
Your cinematic torture is endlessly entertaining.
I've made a couple of suggestions here and there in the past, but I suddenly find myself needing to watch you react to Ravenous.
I both love and hate this movie. On the one hand, it has top-notch suspense and special effects. On the other hand, I have claustrophobia, and the monsters have given me nightmares.
Your commentary makes it a lot easier for me to watch.
This is one of my all time favorites and one of my first horror movies. I've watched it so many times. The cave people survive by eating animals that fall in the holes and they communicate with clicks. They come up at night to cover the holes with leaves and sticks. If desperate they will emerge and hunt for prey like deer at night time
"Orc! It's what's for Dinner!" 🤣 I lost it when you said that. I'm now gonna use it now.
"Hi, my name is Kat and I USED to hate horror movies"
The lighters were for checking airflow, not for light.
This is the reason I'm not a spelunker, and the fact I'm too old. Another great reaction video, Kat.
The second half is scary and all, but the really claustrophobic cave exploration part of the film was truly terrifying.
#1 Kat quote of the video “setting them on fire is good, I bet they don’t like that.”
Just discovered your channel. Super fun. The speed of your reactions from comments to fear to nervous laughter etc “I told you! I told you!” Ate incredible and hilariously awesome. Thanks for the reactions
Hell Hole cave vids on youtube will give you a better idea of how claustrophobic caves can get. Totally not my thing to do but watching these crazy people do this is actually quite entertaining lol. I love this movie I watched it twice in a row. Sarah is so bad ass in this movie I love that character.
Found your channel by chance earlier today and really enjoying your reactions! Would definitely suggest that if you enjoyed The Descent, give Dog Soldiers a watch. It's the film that Neil Marshall wrote and directed before this and is one of my personal favourites.
This was great. Your reactions are always a weekly highlight. Enjoy the holidays Kat. Thanks for sharing your content / reactions during the year
11:35 That reminds me, you might like 'The Grudge' 🤭
You are without a doubt my favorite new movie.....reactor? Reactionist? Well you know. I hate the idea of laughing at your fear and pain.......but you're just so hilarious! I love your videos. Keep up the excellent work!
Its reactors. A reactor reacts. A reactionist is an even worse version of a conservative.
@@carlossaraiva8213 it was a joke but thank you anyway. I appreciate it.
Here is a suggestion "The Ruins" 2008
Criminally underrated
Such a brilliant film. And for someone like me who is very claustrophobic, absolutely terrifying. I was already freaking out before the creatures even showed up lol.
I will not deny how terrifying I found this film when I first watched it. Especially because many creatures quite similar have been captured on video all over the world. They are called Rakes or Wendigos. Careful in the woods, mountains and the plains folks. They like to mimic sounds of babies, adults and animals, usually in some pain or yelling for help. Run if you hear it. Run like the dickens. They look quite similar. I get your attempts at tensing your fear into seizure like holds. It’s like “hey hand. Hey arms. Take this FEAR so my heart can keep pumping.”