First Time Watching THE OTHERS Reaction... ARE YOU KIDDING ME
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2024
- Watching THE OTHERS for the first time!
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The absolute beauty of this film is this:
No CGI.
No ultra violence.
No blood and gore.
It is a perfectly crafted and exquisitely executed, pure psychological thriller.
It works your mind. It keeps you guessing, on the edge of your mental seat, holding your breath.
Then it delivers a plot twist which, in my humble opinion, is unequivocally the best one ever made.
This film is quite a masterpiece.
The beauty of this isn't just the plot twist, it's that the movie holds up on re-watching knowing the plot twist. Which means that knowing it ruins nothing and only adds to the experience.
this!!
Exactly this. This is one of those movies you need to watch twice, even after you know the twist ending. There are so many clever, subtle, hints that you don't catch the first time around. The second watch is just as entertaining because there's so many "aha!" moments.
I actually preferred the second experience of watching the movie, because i saw the genius of it from a different perspective.
I like that everything is the opposite. Normally the dark is making you shiver in horror movies, in this one its getting creepy when its getting light.
The way you just went dead silent after the reveal... perfect!!
Yeah she was like a perfect picture of shock for several minutes. So great.
I think we all were the first time @@adamwarlock1
It’s so much fun watching someone experience a great twist when you know what is going to happen x]
Yes!! Just seeing the wheels turning and that silent realization cross her face was excellent! Also, Kat’s commentary is on point as per usual.
All of our faces 😮
There's going to be a LOT of violent shadow boxing in this one.😂
😂😂😂😂 her shadow boxing 🥊 at horror movies always makes my day
Watch enough horror movies, and she'll be ready to take out Jake Paul and Mike Tyson together. ...and I'm here for it.
@@rulerwatchman 😂😂😂 imagine that
It cracks me up every single time 🤣
20:24 It's a good thing that knife isn't loaded.
The poor husband died, and his soul was lost. When he got back, he was upset because seeing them meant they were dead. But he also was able to move on because all he wanted was to see them again.
I don't think he moved on. He left back to the endless field of souls that was the front lines. His wife murdered his children, killed herself, and is now keeping the three of them stuck in limbo on earth because of how controlling she is. There's nothing for him in that house.
And even if he DID move on, she isn't gonna, and isn't gonna let her kids go.
@@dianaruman8723 Yeah, I was left with the feeling that he had simply gone back to where he died. He had wondered off, feeling the need to find his family, but when he did, he learned a terrible truth, one he couldn't reconcile. Feeling like he didn't belong there after all, he left to wonder again.
How do you know that he knows he is dead and that his family is dead too? The bit with the husband is the only thing that still is not obvious after everything else is explained, in my opinion. I have always found the husband annoying and not quite as good as the rest of the movie. The film would have been just as good without him.
@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Exactly. It happens all the time. I'd forgotten the similarities with The Sixth Sense. "I see dead people". Yeah,he saw you! Here,"the dead and the living get mixed up sometimes...." They sure do 😉
@@xen0bia It felt to me as if he moved on to Heaven because he was a good person?
That was funny. As soon as the twist is revealed, silence.
It is one of the best ghost stories of all time on film.
Have you never seen Kat be so quiet for so long?
And I loved how this subtle chilly horror had her waving her arms on edge almost constantly. it's so great to see someone not spoiled and not guess it before the reveal!
This and the Sixth Sense and The Changeling are top-teir ghost movies.
@Kayjee17 Yes, the sixth sense has a good ending, too.
"Grief over the death of a loved one can lead people to do the strangest things." Remember that line.
Pet Sematary anyone??
This one definitely sets a record for how many times you said, "I knew it." when you in fact did not know it. 🤣
somehow I called the plot halfway through.. I must've seen too many ghost flicks 😔
@@IlNyaPasdOrchestre But that kind of sucks, though, right, being able to guess the twist? For me, I want that feeling when everything you thought you knew drops out from under you. When you know that's coming it's like... descending a staircase. Nbd.
Lol
@@noodle_fc yes.. I definitely feel like I miss half the fun when this happens.. so that might sound like a flex like "ohohoh my brain is so gigantic I can call plot twists very quick" but it's really not.. and I really don't think it's because of the writing (sometime it kind of is..) but yeah.. oh well, I still enjoyed the movie so it's fine c': I'm not sure the last time I experienced that :/ but then again, I have a very bad memory..
Also, with overexposition to culture and medias through internet memes, pop culture references, it also happens that I'm just revealed plot twists through random spoilers, then forget then feel like I find out when I really have just been told before somehow hm..
@@IlNyaPasdOrchestre Agreed. Gigantic brain is for detective stories. When done well, those are constructed so that solving the mystery along with the protagonist is meant to be satisfying. Although if you are too far ahead of the protag that can also be annoying.
My brother is really good at solving detective stories. When we watch together I have to warn him to reveal only a little of the solution.
Watching it a second time and knowing they’re dead changes the entire movie. There’s so many little details to catch
Such as at 10:32 , the pause and mental blink, as she loads the shotgun.
This is the first time I've noticed that.
Definitely.
@@Murdo2112Ooo that's a new pick up for me too thanks!
@@Murdo2112 To me in hindsight it was the "Their Dad never came home from the War!" like "How long has it been since the war was?"
I feel like there are to few prices, besides often suspiciously organized for the Arts be it Singing, acting or both, because I feel like a lot of Artists we knew, know about have gotten one of those "a long time ago". 😉 😉 And either never head until their death or "still not yet"...besides that, I think I heard once that at 1 event the runner-up price was (almost) better than the actual thing like a 1-2 week holiday somewhere luxury. Not sure if they still do that, I think it was before the lockdowns but...long story short "Who knows, how much she care/s/d about it after all?" I feel like the less they say they do the more they're loved by the public somehow.
"STUPID ART!" The way I cackled.
That's bad art!
@@DavidLopez-qi8hb 🤣🙌
Kat, from 31:00 to 34:13 you couldn’t even speak. This film is amazing, and I’m so glad you enjoyed it. Beyond that, Nicole Kidman has played SO many amazing roles, I truly believe this is one of her best. It’s one of those extremely rare films that everyone needs to see.
Right!? I think this is the first time Kat has been stunned into silence after a movie!
My excitement kept growing as the movie got closer to the end hoping she wouldn't randomly guess the reveal, which Kat has a habit of doing sometimes, lol.
And payoff!! Utter silence at the end!
Cheers!
Kat was frozen in shock for sure!
@@michaelanderson5301we all were the first time
She was Amazing in Moulin rouge
When she first picks up the shotgun to load it, early in the film, Nicole has flash of shock on her face for just a moment… this film is so well constructed.
I've seen this film at least twice on my own and watched several reactions and I *_just_* noticed that this time through! Wow.
@@noodle_fc SAME
And when she's talking to Mrs Mills sitting by the fire, the shot is very well done showing Grace on one side and the rifle resting next to her.
joeynessily correct
I like the way the lighting on the servants, mum and 2 children throughout is desturated and soft, while the intruders who are alive are bright and colourful.
Also the kids had breathing issues and the mum had headaches throughout the film, hints at the way they died.
Wow great details - thanks, it adds to the story
literally the most perfect reaction to the plot twist lmao.
if there were an award for best reaction to a plot twist it would go to you.
Nicole Kidman did such a fantastic job of portraying the fear and paranoia of believing she & her kids were trapped in a haunted house. Her facial expressions, mannerisms, everything. I forgot how cool this movie is.
The look on Kats face when she realizes that they were the "Others" was absolutely priceless. Her jaw was literally on the ground the rest of the movie. One of the best shock endings ever.
"Orphan" has a amazing twist as well. Check it out if you haven't.
I saw this in the theater. That scene where the kids were in the armoire and the old blind medium suddenly opens the door had everyone in the audience jumping in their seats.
Followed by silence for several minutes, right? Not even the rustling of candy bags.
lol I shouted when the door slammed, but when this part happened I SHRIEKED in the theater.
"bad art" had me rollin... lmao yea to hell wit that scary ass painting.... your reactions are hilarious. keep it up
I love this movie - it’s so clever in the way its shot from the perspective of the ghost. Some really cool things to pick up the second time watching, after you know the twist;
1. The mother suffers migraines because she shot herself in the head. The scene where she is loading the gun (and you commented how cool our Aussie Nicole is) she paused because she was having a memory of loading the gun before she liked herself.
2. Anne’s hyperventilated breathing is because she was smothered with a pillow. Even the part where the mother says “stop breathing.”
3. The scene where you said “you could wait until she is awake..” I believe Anne was actually dead and the mother was having a memory of apologising after she killed her children
4. A give away that the servants are dead also, is that they’re not wearing clothes of the era. The movie was set in the 1940’s, but their clothes are from around the late 1800’s
5. The father reacts so strangely, because he knows he is dead from the war - he doesn’t know that his wife shot herself and killed her children while he was away, so he is shocked that he is able to communicate with them/that they’re dead.
6. The fog/haze throughout the movie clears when they realise they’re ghosts
When she first picked up the rifle and checked it, she paused and looked at it with fear for just a moment. This movie is absolute perfection.
I always forget this on my list of scary movies when people ask. So underrated.
Kat: If something happens to this little boy, I'm gonna be upset.
Me: It's already happened.
Me: "Don't tell her yet. All will be revealed in good time, Mr Tuttle, all in good time..."
"You can't scare me!" screamed while being very scared "Please!"
1:15 Fun Fact: This old lady is Fionnula Flanagan, the actress who played the leader of "The Others" at one point throught the TV series, "LOST"
I never got into "Lost," but I first remember her role as Molly Culhane in "How the West Was Won" (1978-1979), plus countless TV appearances over the decades. Seeing her on the screen always puts a smile on my face.
She's a fabulous actress. The Legend of Lizzie Borden (1975) is on YT for free and I was thrilled to see she was playing the Bordens' Irish maid, Bridget Sullivan.
She was also Data's mom in Star Trek: TNG. She did an amazing job of being subtle, kind, and sus throughout this film. She really kept Kat (everyone) off balance.
@@zairac2564Honestly, I think both Bertha Mills (Flanagan) and Grace Stuart (Kidman) are highly underrated horror characters; Mrs. Mills is one of my favorite examples of a benevolent ghost that I can think of.
Flanagan was also in the EastEnders spin-off, Redwater, in which she played the grandmother of two male cousins who were having it off with each other. And she was in a Bionic Woman episode in the mid 70's, playing a country and western singer!
Since photography was rare & pricey back in the day, taking a photo of a recently dead person might be the ONLY photo you have of them. Sometime the living would even get in the pic, as a family portrait of sorts. But you could tell as, due to the longer exposure time needed, the living would be a little blurry due to movement, but the dead would be clear. They have a word for these photos which escapes me ... (update: informative video on Joe Scott's Answers with Joe channel... czcams.com/video/3IDN9gTAtjg/video.htmlsi=4LwIbB_ByW59h4Fa&t=419 )
Memento Mori photographs. The deceased were often posed to make them look alive. Sometimes open eyes were painted on their eyelids or added after the photo was developed.
It’s quite sad actually. One photo of your lost loved one & it’s staged to make them look alive.
@@learobinson4450 But they didn't "look alive" they looked like posed corpses.
I remember watching this with my then-boyfriend very shortly after it was released on DVD. I'd seen it and he hadn't, and I was SO EXCITED to see his reaction to the twist. He correctly guessed it about 3/4 of the way through the movie, and I was so mad at him for figuring it out and robbing me of his reaction that I left the room hahaha
You should have let it play out. It's totally possible to think earlier that the family is dead - especially with the family and the servants having the same number of people, so the gravestones can be for either group - but I've never seen anyone guess that both groups are dead. They think it has to be one group or the other, and so when the reveal of the servants being dead comes, they assume the family's alive and then are genuinely shocked when it's revealed they're dead too! (You can see an example of this if you watch Ash and Hannah's reaction. He guesses it and she agrees with him, then they get fooled!)
Kidman was nominated for an Oscar for "Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama" but Sissy Spacek won. Kidman did win it the year after for "The Hours" but I think she should have won for this one.
The Others was the first English-language film to win the best movie award at the Goya Awards - the Spanish Oscars.
She was nominated for an Oscar for Moulin Rouge which came out the same year as The Others. She lost to Halle Berry for Monster's Ball.
I always think the judges got The Others and The Hours mixed up 😉
kidman was great but Sissy Spacek deseved that oscar, In The Bedroom was a really good film
@@zombiemukbang7555 lol she didn't win either
11:01 "Why take pictures of people sleeping?"
Those people in the photos weren't sleeping - they were dead. There was a brief fad in the 1800s of people taking photos of their recently deceased relatives, dressed up and often sitting or lying. An odd method of remembrance but it was a thing for awhile. Hell, some even had them embalmed and displayed. There is still at least one girl in existence, from the period, who had that done. In Italy IIRC.
I was at the monthlyArt Walk in Downtown Los Angeles. I was looking through a box of 19th Century photographs when I came across a stack of postmortem pictures. I was upset for the rest of the evening. Now you can find postmortem photos by searching with Google. No thanks.
Back then hiring someone to come take a picture, develop it and such cost a pretty penny.
And people probably didn't think to much of taking pictures of their loved ones when they could just, go see them. Nor could they really afford it. Lower-middle class of course.
So this was to have a picture of them to always remember how they looked before being put in the ground, where you could never see them again.
At least I think that's what I read some time ago.
But getting pictures of someone because cheap and cheaper is time went by. And people could afford to take family pictures together every so often and I believe that is when the dead photo fad faded out.
I think its kinda nice, in a creepy way. At least those left behind had something to look at to remember them.
One of the best sucker punch twists in film history. Everything about this movie is so well done. I'm glad you watched this one. It's truly a masterpiece.
I always knew Nicole Kidman was a good actress but until I saw this movie…holy crud one of THE best performances in the history of cinema
AGREED
@@KatWatchesHorror Give "Dead Calm" a try.
Killing of a Sacred Deer she is amazing
You need to watch Bangkok Hilton. I think it's one of the first things she ever did and it's incredible. It's got the wonderful Denholm Elliot in it too❤
Indeed!
"You're creepy, but also nice." Lmao Kat is such a vibe 🤣
I can't think of another horror movie that does such a great job of rewarding your patience.
The Orphanage
The 6th Sense
"Both are equally possible." Schrodinger's horror movie
Love your channel, I've always liked this movie.
My only thought: "No. No they're not." ;)
That scene where she's talking to the husband, and he's sit on the bed, but the mirror shows nobody... ;)
You can tell its demonic by the bad smell? Well, just call me Beelzebub and hand me that Febreze. Another wonderful reaction, Kat. You have quickly become my favorite scream queen!
I usually open a gateway to the underworld approximately 45 minutes after a meal.
It's a shorter wait and a more powerful gate if I ate at Taco Bell.
@@MrVvulfso that's why people actually call it Taco Hell...
Great twist love your reaction just silent from you!!
16:18 Missed opportunity to say "She knows that something is a MIST" LOL
One of the special features on the DVD was a short documentary on a young girl who had the same condition as these children. Its a severe allergic reaction to the sunlight. Its rare, but some people have died from complications from having too much sunlight exposure. Its really sad, but does happen
I lived in a haunted rooming house once almost 15 years ago. I relocated to this city I'm not going to name but I moved there to get set up so my family could join me later. So, it was this house where a guy was unalived by two other renters in that house. They broke into his room one night and b*at him to d*ath with a baseball bat. Apparently, this guy was rather a nice and generous guy and would often lend those other two guys smokes and a little bit of money once in a while. Well, one time, he had gotten tired of their constant begging and finally had had enough. He said he wasn't gonna lend them anything anymore and that was it. That night, they did the deed on him.
Now, I wasn't told about any of this by the landlord or anyone and when I moved in, I was the only one living there. I'd been there a month before anyone else moved in and they were the ones that told me what happened. So, this guy was a bl**dy mess after those two other guys b*at him. They said this guy dragged himself down the hallway, then down the stairs and he d*ed at the bottom of the stairs. They said there was a huge trail of bl**d from his room on the floor and the wall of the hallway and the stairwell. They said management had ripped up the carpeting on the stairs and repainted the walls in a weak attempt to hide it from new renters like my dumba$$. When I moved in, I noticed the new paint and I could see the remnants of the carpeting on the stairwell. Of course, I didn't think anything too untoward about it. I just thought, what a sh*tty clean up job. Some of the carpeting was still visible but there was no bl**d marks so I didn't suspect anything.
So, one night, I was laying in my bed and I JUST about to fall asleep and then, all of a sudden, there was this guy standing in my room. I was renting the room that he used to live in but I didn't know that in that moment. And that night, he was standing there in my room, looking down at my guitar. It felt like a dream. Sometimes, in my dreams, it feels like I can't move and that's just cause my physical body is laying in bed, asleep. Anyway, I felt like I was being intruded upon because here was this guy standing in my room, looking at my guitar. I remember him saying, "Nice guitar". Nobody does this to me for free. You cross me and something's gonna happen to you so I forced myself to get up. It felt like moving in quicksand and once I was sitting up in bed, I jumped up and grabbed my guitar and sat back down. Once I was sitting back down, that guy was gone. So there I was sitting in my room alone, holding my guitar in my lap thinking someone was trying to steal it. And the lights were out. I was like, "What the h3ll?" I was thinking, "Was that a dream?"
So, a month later, someone else finally moved in, too and that's when they told me what happened in that house. I told them about that night. We just laughed,...nervously, of course.
So, a couple weeks go by. This ghost was harassing the new tenant because HE moved into a room one of his m*rderers rented. The new tenant would complain about loud bangs on his door almost daily. I'd often hear him slam his door open and shout, "You're d*ad! You don't live here, anymore! Go to the other side!" Then, one night, I was alone in the house. I was watching The Dark Knight on blueray. This was 2009 so that movie was still relatively new. Then, I could hear foot steps sliding across the floor in my room. The living room where I was watching the movie is directly under my bedroom so I could hear the steps right above me. I paused the movie and listened. Then, I could hear my dresser drawers being opened and closed one at a time, pretty slowly. It was creepy. I got up and went to the bottom of the stairs. So, the stairs led to the beginning of the hallway at the back of the house. There was a bathroom right at the top of the steps. Then, there were the rooms all on one side of the house. MY room was at the front of the house, above the living room as I said. So, my window had a view of the street. Just to give you an idea of the layout. Anyway, this guy opened every drawer in my dresser. Then, I could hear his footsteps move toward the bedroom door and they were getting louder. I knew he was gonna come down the hallway and I was thinking, "Holy sh*t. He's coming downstairs." I freaked out, man lol. I ran back to the couch and just sat there, frozen, staring at the bottom of the stairs. From my spot on the couch, that's all I could see was the bottom of the stairs like the last two or three steps. THEN, there was this haze that came out of nowhere. It looked like static on a t.v. but I could still hear that guy moving toward the beginning of the hallway like you would if you were gonna come downstairs but he didn't. Instead, the footsteps went silent and haze that appeared just vanished. You know what happened? He went to Heaven. I didn't actually see it with my own eyes but I was there, man. I semi-witnessed a soul crossing over to the other side. That's something I will never forget. Good for him. I'm glad he made it but that was freaky has h3ll.
Oh, and by the way, wanna know why he was opening and closing my dresser drawers? He was doing that because he was finally realizing that he was d*ad and someone else was renting that room. HIS clothes were no longer in those drawers and I think that's what finally made him realize he had to move on.
Anyway, great reaction. This movie is one of the most underrated horror movies ever.
Great story.
Ghosts aren't real 😂
We’re all sadists for watching just to see Kat’s mind blown by the end reveal/spoiler alert!!! Another awesome review Kat thanks for sharing this journey with us ❤❤❤
Guilty as charged 😂
No, if you tied her up and forced her to watch "Saving Christmas" loony Kirk Cameron's flick, THEN you'd be a sadist.
This movie is so underappreciated. I think it would have gotten much more recognition if "Sixth Sense" hadn't come out around the same time.
Yes, I can't wait to get home from work so I can check this out. I still remember watching The Others in theaters at 17 and being blown away by that ending. Can't wait to see your reaction to it!
She went silent just like the caretaker girl....at the moment where it's revealed why she doesn't speak.
She even forgot her catchphrase and THAT is the real horror here
Brilliant.
So glad you picked this one! It’s been a favorite of mine for years…♥️
BTW - I eagerly await your uploads each week ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Ahh Rebecca that makes me SMILE!!! Thank you for saying that, and thank you watching with me each week!!! KAT:D
The real horror of the reaction was, when you got emotional, I got emotional... even though I have already seen it! Nicely done. You are now officially my favorite!
Actually the REAL horror of this reaction was the 5 second Lume ad I had to watch when I came back to comment. 🤦
"That's bad art!" Hey! That's a perfectly good portrait of the lead singer of Panic at the Disco!
Kat's full length reaction features stunned silence for over 9 minutes. I highly recommend seeking it out.
where can it be found?
Yeah, but her Patreon requires you to have a copy of the movie to watch for the full length reaction instead of just uploading it herself. I don't subscribe to those accounts.
Such an underrated movie & Nicole performance. She deserved an award.
She won the BAFTA for Best Actress that year - it's the British equivalent of the Oscars! She was also nominated for her performance in Moulin Rouge! that year, which she was nominated for at the Academy Awards. (They don't allow 2 nominations in the same category for actors)
One of my favorite reactions by you, at the big reveal....the shocked silence and just how wide can your eyes get?🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣 God bless you Kat you make my day.
Priceless… Absolutely priceless, that look of shock and bewilderment as the realization slowly creeps into your face he he he he.
Maybe the best reaction I've ever seen to this incredible movie. SO many interesting details to uncover on repeat viewings.
This is one of my favorite ghost movies, I saw it in the theater. The Victorian death photos CREEPED ME OUT. And THEN I found out that they were all real, except for the one with the actors. I was a whole lotta nope after that. I love horror movies but that small detail got me. Still does a bit, lol.
Netflix's the haunting of hill house season 1
Literally working on that RIGHT NOW!!!!
@@KatWatchesHorrorAWESOME!!
Yes, Haunting of Hill House is a must!
Oh YES!!! And then Bly Manor!
@@emilywilhite5807 I hated Bly
One of my favorite slow burns. And the twist is chefs kiss.
This is one of those movies that get better when you watcjh it the second time. it is so masterfully executed, you truly appreciate the craftmanship when rewatching it.
Finally you watched it and yes the best twist I’ve ever seen in a movie also!
In all of my years of doing paranormal investigations this is the closest Hollywood has ever come to what it’s like for spirits to encounter us and for us to encounter them!
I was SOOO hoping that you wouldn't figure it out and YES! This was so satisfying to watch, Kat!
This was so fun watching someone else experience the reveal. Almost as good as the reveal
The Others along with The Haunting (1963) and The Legend of Hell House (1973) are some of the greatest ghost movies of all time!
Nicole was nominated for an Oscar in 2002 but it was for Moulin Rouge and not The Others. She won the following year for The Hours.
One of my favorite movies!!! I never would've thought to rec it to you because once you've seen it & know the details, I think it lives in your mind as less of a "horror" movie. But god it is really scary. I'M SO GLAD YOU LIKED IT LOL your stunned silence was so gratifying. I'm glad this one isn't spoiled too often :D
The performance by Christopher Eccleston as Charles is just brilliant! He always makes a fantastic performance, no matter what it is.
I LOVE this film and your reaction to it. I watched it in a Spanish cinema in English with Spanish subtitles, and because of that, a deaf party watched it too. Not able to hear themselves, they'd moan or whimper at tense moments, which added a surreal element to the experience for me - didn't spoil it, but added another strange element.
Modern horror movie masterpiece! Gore and blood is not horror, as my dear father used to say, mood and atmosphere really can make it. Never tired to rewatch this gem. Bravo!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I've been wanting you to watch this film for so long 😊 👍 🎥 "Mr Tuttle, I believe Kat has reached the end of her tether" 💘 😱 🎥 LOL
"Mommy Kat has gone mad again and throwing her hands in the air at invisible ghosts" 👻 hahaha 😠 👊 NOOOO !!!
I worked with a girl once who is allergic to sunlight. When she was at work, she always had to make sure she never gotten near a window. She loved to play softball, but she had to stay covered up fully the whole time and stay inside will not playing.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this. The Others is just "classy." The beautiful cinematography, music and acting are so understated. It's like this rich period drama that happens to be a "horror" movie. Even though I know every twist and red herring (and there are a LOT of red herrings) I never get tired of it, simply because it's so handsomely presented.
😂 Your reaction cracked me up. You were so into it. I love the way you kept talking to and about the characters. Nice job.
I've seen this movie and knew the twist and yet, when Kat figured it out I still burst into tears. What is the power of this movie? What is the power of Kat? It's all a mystery, and I love it.
11:03 - I laughed when you asked, "Why take pictures of people that are sleeping?" Yeah, that's not sleep - that's death! People used to take lifelike pictures of their dead loved-ones to remember them by. It is a pretty morbid practice but pictures weren't as ubiquitous as they are today, so family photos were quite limited.
34:19 - There's a movie with an even better twist that came out several years before this one - but I won't even mention the name because that would give away the twist. I'm sure you'll get to it on this channel eventually.
Photosensitivity, aka "an allergy to light" is a very real thing and both fascinating and sad.
Yes, I know it is not possible to know every thing ever, but many people believe that they just know it is not real, and I won't lie, that does get to me, because there is no way we can know every condition ever. Unless maybe you have an eidetic memory and you memorized all of them? So, I don't expect people to just know what it is, of course, but I've seen several where people just flat out say that can't be real. I'm guessing it's because it's a movie? They just think maybe it was made up for the film. Maybe that is part of it? Also, I have a (less severe) version of Photosensitivity, so I won't lie, while I love watching reactions to this movie, it does grate just a little bit to over and over hear people think and sometimes just say it can't be real. But the reactions are always fun, nonetheless. Thanks for commenting this, though. 👍
@@AmandaLeighYA
When I was a kid and I saw this, I assumed it was an easter-egg misdirection and that they were actually vampires.😂? it made the ending that much more mind-blowing ?
The wife of a former german chancellor had that. No one knew that but the media was always like "where is she?". One day she killed herself because she couldn't stand it any longer to be bonded to their house in the dark. "Finally" the media had something to report on…
I’d really love it if Kat would write a horror movie screenplay and/or direct a horror movie. That would be fun to watch. She knows what scares her, and would scare us, too.
The Skeleton Key!
This film solidified the "ghosts in denial" sub-genre.
Bravo! Excellent choice!
- Grace's scream right at the beginning is not an ordinary nightmare. It's the realisation of what she has done to her children and herself.
- Nicole Kidman wanted to quit during rehearsals, as playing Grace gave her nightmares. "At one point I didn't want to make the film because I couldn't even go there emotionally."
- When the wandering Charles arrives home escorted by Grace, he meets Mrs. Mills, later revealed to be another person among the dead. When he approaches Grace in the fog and as he enters the room to greet his children, Charles' footsteps produce a sound not unlike the clanking of chains - which Anne had previously mentioned is a tell-tale trait of ghosts.
- In the scene where Grace is loading the shotgun for the first time, she can be seen pausing in a recollective moment after she slams the breach shut. This is most likely due to her faint realization of deja vu, most likely alluding to her suicide by using the same gun
Others? Wait, you mean there are people on this planet who ARE NOT ME???? Kat, you're blowing my mind. No wonder the DMV is so crowded. Okay, let's watch this bad boy...
No way! You're a solopsist too!? I thought I was the only one!
See now...I have to subscribe to your Patreon!
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You're reactions are just the best!
"Mommy's got a gun and she's gonna shoot the ghost" 🤷...😂😂
KAT: I don't want to do this anymore 😢
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KAT: HI, I'm KAT, and I hate horror movies (year 3) 😆 🤣
The pain is real.
that's exactly why horror movies are so popular: you don't wanna watch them but you can't help it and keep doing it!
"Hi! I'm Kat. And I secretly LOVE horror movies!" 🙃🤣
@@MGmirkin exactly 😆
It was the same way when I was kid. Every time I would see a horror movie, I would say never again. But yet there I was when the next one came on. And now as an adult, I'm still here watching horror movies & horror reaction channels. 😱
@Elephant2024-wi2li that's funny, Kat is one of a kind with her reactions, so I know she doesn't dislike them as she claims.
This may be my favorite reaction.
The kung fu is always appreciated.
And no one can match Kat's smile!
Yes! I really wanted to see your reaction at the end and I was not disappointed! You pretty much looked like *I* looked when I saw this for the first time! Truly one of the finest twists in a ghost story. There are different categories of horror, including slasher films, but a good, creepy, tension-building ghost story is hard to come by. The best are always the ones that let our own imaginations supply the jump scares when there is nothing there.
Be well, and remember...................This house is ours and we will never leave.
I was in high school when this came out and it blew my mind. One of my favorite twists!
I'm not sure if you mentioned it, but the dad was dead, too. He could see them because they were dead, and that's why he was depressed.
One of the most amazing things about this movie is that you pick up new clues every time. Like how her migraines were because she blew her head off. And think of it from the intruder’s POV. Walking into a closed door that was locked when a moment before it was open? Hands down one of the best movies ever made
The look on your face at the end... LOL : P
The Others was such a wonderful surprise. And the ethereal performance of Nichole Kidman in her very prime! Really wonderful film.
This movie was made here in Spain. His director, Alejandro Amenábar, debuted in cinema in 1996 with an amazing horror - suspense thriller movie called "Thesis" that I'll never get tired of recommending. It'd be awesome if Kat would react to it as nobody else in youtube has so far.
He makes such good movies, Abre los ojos, Mar adentro ...
I think only a director from a catholic country could or would have made this movie.
I'll have to see if I can find it, it sounds good. Thanks for the recommendation! 😀
@@lila10P some time ago it was in youtube with english subtitles but I can't seem to find it anymore
Theres some great Spanish movies Kat could react to, the original Rec, which is far superior to its Hollywood remake, and The Orphanage for starters
this is one of my favorite ghost movies. I loved your reaction and when you said " maybe is good ghosts vs bad ghosts" 😂
This was probably my favourite reaction I've ever watched. You were exactly like me when I first watched this film, loved it!
35:05 It was necessary for you to be suspicious of the helpers, because you were looking to uncover the mystery of the film and you naturally distrusted these people who seemed to not be disturbed by them. In the end it was of course a red herring. You're led to think they had something to do with the paranormal happenings in the house, but they simply knew the truth of it and knew that it wasn't scary.
Was waiting for "Bad art" being the real horror of this movie 😂
What **was** the real horror of this movie? ;) Not sure if we got one?
Though, I'm guessing in this one lone case it really was the surprise twist ending nobody saw coming...
@@MGmirkin The real horror of this movie? Maybe that she killed her kids...
I remember watching this movie when it first came out. I was living alone then. Lying on my couch. The scene with the piano and when the door slammed shut I STOOD on the couch.
After watching it to the end I turned every light on in every room! This movie had a huge impact on me. A masterpiece.
Kidman wasn't nominated for an Oscar for this film. This was the same year she did Moulin Rogue, and she was nominated for that film - which got a ton of Oscar nominations. Although many critics said that she had been nominated for the wrong film that year, as her work in this film was much better.
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Since you asked for recommendations...
The Menu.
Not entirely a horror film but very unsettling and also some funny moments in there. This features Anya Taylor Joy from the VVITCH and Ralph Fiennes who you may know as Voldemort from the Harry Potter franchise!!
Suspiria.
An unsettling, yet BEAUTIFUL and VIBRANT set design. The theme song was my fav part of this movie. Suspiria features Jessica Harper.
X.
A very wtf worthy movie. And also features some parts that'll make u say "AVERT YOUR GAZE" A LOT. Plus there are also fxcked up scenes in this movie. This features Mia Goth, Brittany Snow (who you may know from Pitch Perfect), Kid Cudi and Jenna Ortega who you may know as Wednesday.
Happy Death Day.
After watching your Final Destination reaction, if you want a REAL groundhog day horror movie, this is what you're looking for. It's also a horror comedy! Lots of funny moments. This stars Jessica Rothe who was fxcking ENTERTAINING in this movie lol.
OH BOY... Was this a long comment.
We love Kat! I mean, duh! who doesn't? (to quote my granddaughter)
This movie holds up so well, it's crazy. I recommend you check out The Silenced (2015 Southern Asian film), The Skeleton Key (2005 film), and The Crow (1994 film).
The skeleton key is a great one! Great twist!
You should do Crimson Peak as well, Kat
Like Charlie Brown trying to kick the football, I'll recommend it once again to you, Lucy... If you liked THIS movie, you'll LOVE The Changeling, 1980!
Best to you, Kat! ❤
Yes, another great horror movie
"I trust her because she has a very warm presence, but she's also very old and you can't trust old people" -- Kat, probably. :P
Hell yeah, this movie is awesome! I'm not the only one whose initial thought was that the kids were vampires, right?
Just you.
@@treetopjones737 Then people need to get on my level.
The clothing and hair of the characters are from different eras ,but the movie draws you in and you don't notice it.
Everyone wants to make an impact on this world. I want you to know you are making an impact by making videos that keep us laughing. I’m a lover of horror movies but I react exactly like you do. 😂 It’s been a rough week and I found your videos. I been laughing ever since. Thank you! and keep making putting smiles on people faces!
Hi Alysia!!!! Thank you so so much for taking the time to write this message. It really filled my heart!!! I am so happy to hear I could add a bit of laughter to your rough week. Thank you again for writing, and also for watching with me!!!!! Kat:D