Most Unbeatable Horror Movies
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- Even though we have covered how to beat many horror movies, today we're looking at which movies deaths were close to unbeatable.
Contents:
0:00 - Intro
0:12 - Bird Box (2018)
2:00 - Final Destination (2000)
4:45 - The Cabin in the Woods (2011)
6:15 - It Follows (2014)
7:55 - The Ritual (2017) - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I think the reason the guy tried to look at the thing on the screen in Bird Box was more for the sake of being able to monitor where the thing is at any given time. If you're not him, having him do that is a good strategy because it gives you valuable information at the expense of someone else (as cruel as that sounds, "how to beat" situations usually involve some cold-bloodedness.)
Yer sadly im 100% the type of person who would not think if its something transmitted through site, a filter would have a lesser effect or 0 effect, I will say I would have also covered the screen in a towel too obscure it even further so the only thing seen would be primary shapes, but with the rules being as they're i 100% would be fucked in any situation you cant trick.
I also would have made sure i was surrounded by objects not pointy or sharp like edges incase there is like a survivors cooldown after like 5 mins of no contact wearing off ect.
@@serenity8839 Yeah, I think if it was super pixelated it might be able to be survived, but I'm not sure that's a risk you should take. You're best listening for the wind, since it always seems accompanied by a breeze.
Yeah, he obviously didn’t watch the movie or he would’ve known that
@@scorpiouskrimson Yep there are tons of little things like that i would have tried so i guess id be fucked haha, but thats sorta how my mind works xD
I always wondered what would happen if you were in a situation where you can't kill yourself, like fully paralyzed, no tongue so you can't bite it off and drown in your own blood, head 100% immobile, etc.
"It follows" can actually be beaten as explained by someone i read somewhere. There are apparently quite a few people with the disease , even though the ghost only follows the last person who had contracted the disease. All of them can see the ghost. So all of them should just come together and set up a trap for the ghost with the last person as the bait, maybe in a reinforced steel cage. The ghost has a physical body even though it is invisible and is very slow. So the bait person can escape the cage through another door and lock the ghost up inside. Then the box can be dumped in the deepest part of the ocean or locked up somewhere where no one ever comes across it.
Judging by the strength of the follower, I doubt reinforced steel could stop it. It seems to exert as much force as needed to get to its target while maintaining it's average speed. Even though it does stop at times for dramatic effect, lol. I think of it like SCP-096, in the sense that once it's started it can't be stopped, and will pursue by any means. It may even be able to break the laws of physics should it require, but I think that's a reach
@@YourPalKindred No. In the movie , "it" faced real trouble getting through closed doors. Apparantly ,it's strongest form is the tall man. Infact hitting it hard enough with a chair incapacitated it momentarily ,even bullets pierced 'it', did not kill but got through the thing, so reinforced steel should do the work.
As for SCP-096, it is far more dangerous. It's virtually immortal, has extreme levels of speed and strength. Even then, it was contained.
@@sohambhattacharjee951 tbf SCP-096 can only be contained in its passive state, once it's on the hunt you're guaranteed to die no matter what.
@@Sam-vz8pm The only living thing that has ever seen it and is alive is SCP-682 only, I think.
@@shambhav9534 yeah but that's because it's quasi invincible and can adapt to anything and even then they almost destroyed each other I think
Hereditary is one of the movies that is completely unbeatable. They foreshadow that constantly during the movie with the tragic hero theme.
The cult will manipulate the family any way they can t ensure the ritual takes place
Probably the scariest thing about that movie. Watching a family try to do everything they can to cope and survive while outside forces pull the strings. They were screwed before the grandkids were even born
well I mean if the mom was intelligent enough to not fall for all that religious garbage, they definitely would've avoided that stuff. or if the mom was actually a good mom and didn't cause the situation for the daughter in the first place
really loved that movie tho
If your family is under the curse of some pagan god or daemon, the easiest way to reverse that curse would be to reclaim faith in a more powerful higher power like God by becoming Christian. A devil can't take what isn't their's. If the worshipper of satan is the leader of your household, certainly that means that satan has to be real, and by extension Yahweh, Christ, and the Holy Spirit. Put some crosses in your rooms and read Hebrews to the sucker when it shows up at your doorstep.
@@jayquoproductions this just feels like a challenge for the writers. for every if and but the cult would have different tactics. the point of the movie is that theyre doomed, you cheapen it by blaming a few actions for it.
In cabin in the woods, the japanese school kids beat the demon. However it would be unbeatable once the "gods" or beings came out and destroyed everything.
It's why they ran multiple trials at the same time for redundancy, but since that group broke into the facility and messed them up it ended the world
@@RatKingCerf it ended beacause the virgin didn't kill the fool. That would have appeased the gods and spared the world.
Fun fact they are old, and humanity has always been subjugated by them. Hence a girl thrown to a volcano to appease them. When you see one climb out, based on this hand you can determine their size. So, driven by our ancestors always doing these offerings, who knows if technology had evolved to the point humanity can fight them now, and as a typical hollywood film, defeat and harness their energy. Although we don't know what powers they have.
@@RatKingCerf Yeah and it wasn't only the fact that they messed up the their trial but that they were the LAST trial, in that scene they showed all the other ones failed too meaning the people made it out alive and since there were no sacrifices the world ended.
That's why it's unbeatable... Either you die by monsters, or you beat them and die by gods.
@@CrashSable uness you go full hollywood superhero and fight them off
I think The Blair Witch Project is kind of unbeatable too. Once you get into the woods you can never get out, you are inevitably reached by darkness and then die.
Same goes for Grave Encounters, once the crew enters into the building they're unable to escape since all possible exit routes are transformed into other corridors and rooms, making it impossible to get out of the asylum, trapping you within it's walls with its creatures.
ooo i forgot about grave encounters. it was awesome!
The Blair Witch Project is beatable cazse the Witch isnt there. The guys made that up and killed the girl
@@Max-jz6gj yeah but if you are still stuck in the forest have you really won?
Blair Witch Project was beatable as long as you don't bring a friend that purposely loses the map to safety.
@@strav8337 With a map and a compass its a win.
I'm glad someone else appreciates The Ritual as much as I do. After I watched it for the first time on Netflix I immediately recommended it to some friends, and they all disliked it
I watched The Ritual three times and I liked the movie very much in all of them. It only got even better.
It’s a fantastic movie!
i had to rewatch it 3 times bc my dad kept falling asleep during the ending lol
SAME!!! both sis and mom didn't like it and I really did!!! I was shook
One of the most satisfying moments in film was when he dropped the old lady
The creepy thing about the atmosphere in The Ritual is that to me, it didn't feel like the creature was extending the forest, but rather like the forest was being shifted and moved around like a rubik's cube the further they ventured through it
Wow, what a concept. Love your rubiks cube analogy.
Oh no, the forest is Rubik's cubing
I dont think Rubik's cube was the word you were thinking, I think you mean a tesseract
The Ritual may be one of my favorite horror movies of all time. The atmosphere, the monster, the scenery... It was all just so good in my opinion.
until you saw the monster. at that point i think the scariness dissapeared nd there was no mystery to it anymore
@@wladislawshamin5447 I thought the monster was quite cool and still had a horror factor to it even after the reveal. Plus, that wasn't until the final twenty minutes of the movie.
the book is great too, very creepy and had alot more going on in it!
@@wladislawshamin5447 my thoughts exactly, still a great movie though
(Spoilers for CITW)You also forgot that in the cabin in the woods that even if the group had somehow made it out of the scenario the world would’ve been destroyed anyways due to the ritual not being performed, Great video though!
Yeah I know… I didn’t want to spoil it for the people who had it seen 😂
That thing needs a sequel tho
@@theblackx9429 how... their world was destroyed
@@dajonee06123 no. Was about to be destroyed. It didn't happend instantly.
@@theblackx9429 so _what_ exactly would the second movie be about?
So, you can die from seeing the creature from Birdbox from a screen through a camera, but don’t die from seeing it through a blindfold (since it’s thin and doesn’t totally block your vision)?
I guess since you can't really see what the creature looks like, I guess you're OK as long as you're not trying to see it through the blindfold
They can not see through the blindfold, but they can see through the cameras. Try yourself using a blindfold to use your cell phone and through cameras and a screen to do the same thing.
@@klaushermann6760
I can at least identify my phone's shape with a blindfold. The movie doesn't imply anywhere that there's a "safe" level of seeing the monster.
I think it has to do with being able to visibly recognize what it is. Like you can understand what you see therefore you are affected through a screen but you can't make out basically anything through a blindfold.
@@jurgullypurf So if i made a suit out of ultra sonic sensors and had them collect data on the closet object and had a screen show how close i am to something i would die?
you didnt even mention the most unfair part of cabin in the woods. even if you somehow survive the night, you still die because the world just ends
I don't know how the book lore goes, but in the movie The Ritual, it never says that Moder can expand the woods. In fact the main character manages to make it to the edge of the woods while Moder is still chasing after him, and after Moder realizes he's made it outside of her (yes Moder was a female despite what the movie said) territory she stayed in the treeline for a bit to rage about the loss of one of her potential worshipers before slinking back into the forest. So if Moder was extending the forest how did he escape? It clearly wasn't by Moder's will so that shouldn't have been possible.
Isn't it the child of loki and a shapeshifter and therefore fairly androgynous
@@iamcuthulu316 But "Moder" literally means "Mother". She's about as androgynous as Darth Vader with a name like that.
@@HTFWSFWWE, darth vader is very androgynous
@@iamcuthulu316 but "Vader" literally means "father".
@@HTFWSFWWE, uh, he's literally a robot, lmao
Even in Final Destination after finding the one way to "cheat" death and win, it's basically proved that doesn''t work because of the ending so yeah, they were all screwed
Same in the comics. I found one and a girl actually did survive, but she then just.. faded out of existence. Because you're not supposed to beat death, it's unnatural. So you get erased.
@@Wellnseddich There's Final destination comics??
@@mysteriousdestiny6672 Yepp and books too!
Honestly, I don't think Death was planning on taking Stifler in that example, just Death stood there, shrugged, and said that's why you never stand next to a train, still, job security.
Wait didn’t the mc of 2 survive though? And also the cop in that same movie.
I loved Cabin in the Woods. It had so many horror tropes. It was like a homage to old horror movies. I think it was called Darkness falls where the dad was part of a cult as a child but managed to escape after all the other children get sacrificed and when he becomes an adult him and his family end up moving back to that house.
the reason Billy died in Final Destination is that if someone cheats death, the order skips to the next person
I don't think Death was planning him, just an egregious violation of safety rules.
also this movie had a prequel therefore they could have known this fact had they researched what the fuck was going on
I would think The Grudge would be inescapable, once you get the curse. Also, most Lovecraftian movies of any type is basically a death sentence for anyone, including the protagonist. And I also would think that the 80's Twilight Zone episode known as Something in the Walls is also unbeatable, as it's basically a pattern screamer that you can never truly escape from.
Oh Jesus fuck why did you remind me of pattern screamers
the grudge was so goofy lmao
Bro, I freaking love The Ritual. Honestly might be my favorite horror movie. Something about the suspense and how it hit me the first time I watched it, it just really spoke to me.
This has honestly become one of my favorite horror YT channels. Great work man
*Unbeatable death*
That one guy:"I jUsT bUiLd DiFfErEnT."
"Nah I'd win" ts
It Follows: one of the best combinations of old school and more recent horror convention.
@•Eleven• exactly what I was thinking, but they kept it fairly crisp. Tough villain, and fairly original concept surrounding its existence.
Cabin in the Woods is my favorite thriller/horror movie of all time! Much love. I normally hate unbeatable horror movies, makes it really boring to me.
One of the most hopeless setups - in spite of its fun tone overall - is Return of the Living Dead. At first it's kind of a joke that the things you've been taught by zombie flicks would work all fail, but then it keeps getting worse as you start to see the consequences of those fail-points playing out.
That movie fucked me up as a kid. I probably shouldn't have watched it then, but I did, and the hopelessness of fighting those zombies still makes me incredibly uncomfortable to this day, like 16 years later. One of the few horror movies I've watched that made me feel actual fear
"It's ok General, seems like the rain is putting out the fires.", rinse, repeat. Still my favorite zombie movie to this day.
In Final Destination 1 a high school class takes a trip to France, proving that they were doomed months before the movie even started
foul
The train car throwing that piece of shrapnel through that guy's head caught me off guard the first time. It was so fast and so brutal. Always thought it was messed up it didn't actually decapitate him, just from the nose up
Another reason you can’t beat Cabin in the Woods: the entire earth is destroyed at the end, everyone lost, you cannot survive the entire planet exploding
or can you?😉
Nah, l can
Watch me
The Grudge would be impossible to survive considering it's a crazy ghost lady and the rules are kinda wonky. Even the ones who apparently "survive" get picked off one by one anyways later. The house is just a regular house and imagine you're looking for a house and just go in to check it out. You're cursed the second you enter with basically no hope of survival.
I've never seen Bird Box, but it sounds like a less funny version of The Happening. You can't beat Mark Wahlberg.
As someone who's seen both, yeah there are similarities and I enjoyed The Happening more. Birdbox is indeed less funny, but also more wonky in a sense? Like it doesn't seems as well-put together and coherent as a movie compared to The Happening, and I kinda prefer the enviromentalistic 'the trees came to hate us' narrative over an unexplained monster as there are already so many better written horror movies with monsters they didn't explain.
So "It follows" is just like the immortal snail, but more deadlier
prettt much
I’d like your take on the “They Spit on Your Grave” (or I spit on your grave, I can’t remember) franchise. It’s more psychological horror mixed with trauma and revenge but it’s one of my favorite movie series.
Im so sorry to go all ballistic on you, but the original glorified rape by making the SA scene add up to a stunning 25 minutes. it exploited women's suffering to a point of...well pointlessness.
@@mooksplays Did you watch the movie?? I dont know how you saw that as glorifying because it clearly didnt paint it in a positive light.
@@jemqoos7166 i did not mean glorifying positively. clearly. EDIT: To each their own, but to me rape in movies doesn't have to be 20+ minutes long to make the point. Zarchi's take on portraying the horror almost every woman has to go through in her lifetime is outdated. If anything it's clearly being exploited for men, not women. Having this opinion is not unique to me but is also not everyones opinion. I and many others do not want to be reminded of our sexual assaults for 25 minutes and would not be able to excuse it in modern times. "Promising Young Woman" for example did not show rape nor mention it ONCE, yet allowed for the same type of revenge to happen. It did its job to a T, without triggering a full blown panic attack. I too want to see someones balls cut off and their life ruined after committing SA, don't get me wrong. But not after a quarter of the movie is spent showing rape. Just rape.
@@mooksplays The rapists all died. And some in the most horrible ways ever. It's revenge porn, with capital REVENGE.
@@commentateur-connaisseur-c1414 I'd like to refer you to my previous comment. Had the original movie not put 20+ minutes of brutal SA on full blast, i definitely wouldnt have had this angsty opinion. Rapists dying in the utmost of brutal ways does not justify a quarter of the movie being just rape porn basically. I respect your opinion, you've lived a different life, but as an SA victim mine will never change.
Nice new formate, would love to see more
"Evidence gets given hints ahead of time"
The piece of paper literally saying the name of one of his friends. Such a hard one. Who could it be?
you forgot to mention that in the movie bird box, mentally insane patients were ironically unaffected by the disease or whatever it was that made people comitt untimely demises.
Idk why but your vids are weirdly relaxing for me lol
I'd say It Follows only appears unbeatable. While it seems so for most of the movie, and you can't really do anything if you're alone, but with help, you can most likely stop it. I can think of a few ways, though that depends on if what was in the movie actually holds. It can only walk, at a single speed, and takes the shortest route, but always on foot. Also, It is more like an invisible immortal monster than ghost, cause It can be injured, and incapacitated. Moreover, It doesn't seem to be supernaturally strong, since It has trouble with doors (and had to use a brick or a stone to break open a window).
As such, I'd say it'd be a combination of ways of permanently disabling It. For example, shooting It in the head to stun it, wrap in chains/concrete coffin and dump it in the sea, shoot It in the head and put a spike through it, at least as an experiment to see if that can stop Its regeneration. Maybe dismemberment, or incineration? Or, move to another continent, while making sure It isn't on the plane/boat you're taking. While It seems immortal, It can be wounded, and incapacitated. It also doesn't take public transport, so It'd either have to swim or walk along the seafloor. First could maybe make It shark food, second would disable It permanently, since It'd be stuck in a constant loop of being crushed by the pressure.
Or just spray it with spray paint and let the cops see it. They would probably shoot it and detain it, contact the FBI, and then it would get shipped off to a lab somewhere and experimented on forever thereafter.
@@sherrykathman3309 *whispers* "only if the paint was black..."
I mean, this IS America
we cant assume it cant take an airplane, so you'll have to test it by flying somewhere
also you can estimate how long it will take to reach you with google maps or something but the protag was dumb
I think the best way to disable it is to just make a plan to cease the curse, if you die without passing it to anyone and without any predecessors being alive, maybe the curse will just disapear
It's implied that if the last carrier dies, the thing moves down the list.
And I don't think it can take a plane. In the movie, it seemed pretty stupid. I can only walk in a straight line towards you. It might be able to follow you on a plane, but it won't be smart enough to take one to your destination.
@@mikoajbaszczyszyn4568 yes but what if you're the last one on the list?
Amazing video!! Thank you
In Final Destination, Carter didn't decide to get his death over with and then change his mind; he didn't buy into the whole "Death following after them" theory yet and was trying to prove that he was in control of his fate by putting himself directly in a fatal situation and then stepping out of it unharmed... except that second part didn't work.
Stiffler definitely died the most unstoppable way
i loved this video, i watched just the fisrt secods of each section of the video just to get an idea of the plot of the movies, so i downloaded them, will watch each one, then come back to it to finish the video
Great video. thanks!
The Ritual was one of my favorite horror movies from Netflix. It was really well done!
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The ritual was so good. Underrated as hell
hallo brother i love your channel....props to youu!! i was thinking if you could make something discussing the hannibal series(mads mikkelsen)
All Videos are very very GOOD !
great video!!
Most deaths in the entire Final Destination series, but special shout-out to the last death in the second movie - how do you avoid death via barbaque explosion?? Dark but majorly amazingly good question to ask.
I mean you could survive as long as you straight up don't die and have a doctor on standby bug yeah they were fucked
@@deemogame3719 Except wouldn't it be likely that if this doctor is on stand-by with you for this and believes you he's also likely on Death's To-Kill list?
Seems like a lose-lose to me.
@@Shadowcat753 Well in this franchise you really can't beat death. I can think of a few other deaths that were unwarned.
@@bunnyplay4607 Fair point but I still think some deaths are way weirdly just lucky for death itself in that series.
@@Shadowcat753 Yeah I get it
Love this video! Just subscribed, can you do a part 2 on this?
Great video idea
The Venus Flytrap From Saw 2, The Reverse Beartrap (Key Hidden Instead Of Needing To Cut Open Someone Like Amada Did), The Coffin Trap from Saw IV, And Saw 3D The Bathroom (No Saw To Cut Off Leg And No Light To See)
You seem to love saw
@@bunnyplay4607 same,i know every Charakter and every trap. I know EVERYTHING
@@selinadieterle3220 heh my brain is too fried to memorise every name of all the movies
I was going to say any SAW after the first one. Breaking the 3rd world, the audience really wanted to see the traps actually work. And most of the traps not made by jigsaw himself were designed to be unbeatable.
So the birdbox monster is practically my internal thoughts
It always bugged me that the first death in the first final destination has that liquid that appears and disappears. All the other deaths in the series come from often ridiculously bizarre ‘accidents’ but not from something that just appears from nowhere and then vanishes to make an accident happen
It Follows can, hypothetically, be beaten. If you could trap the invisible shapeshifting thing then you could potentially escape it. The survivors also managed to shoot it in the head, so it can be slowed down with guns.
What if it shape shifts into an extremely large object and its expansion would cause the container or cage to rupture, or the opposite, it could turn microscopic and slip through the container.
@@zacmayes2802
It hasn't been evidenced to do that 🧐
im not too sure about this one, but another that may be impossible to survive could be sinister. ive only watched the first one so idk if its survivable.
This could be spoilers but the only way to survive is to not move out of the haunted house cause that's the last step and if you don't do that the bad guy cant come after you. I could be wrong cause I haven't watch it in a long time lol
@@michaelfreese4958 thanks, appreciate it
You should for sure watch the second one
It gets so much deeper into how bagool (spelling?) actually affects the kids
Actually I don’t know where you’ve gotten the fact that the monster in the ritual can make the forest go on forever, it can’t, but I can track the people in it down extremely efficiently and because their friend with the map was killed they basically were just wandering hopelessly
"It follows" is actually a really good plot idea tbh
I like how these Unbeatable horror movies are my childhood horror movies lol
I am very late but in Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom (not really a horror movie but still has some horror in it) once Ken Wheatly entered the cage, he was basically dead, he shot the Indoraptor with a tranquilizer, the Indoraptor the fake sleeps, once Ken Wheatly entered the cage he got his arm ripped off, then brutally killed
fun fact: final destination 5 takes place before the first final destination, which makes THE final destination (or final destination 4) still the final destination
“Now it happens so quickly that Alex doesn’t have enough time to save him… he didn’t even do anything wrong…” do you realize it’s a final destination movie?
Completely agree that The Ritual is underated. Great movie. Very atmospheric and tense.
My favorite death in a horror movie is, the sister of the main protagonist from Mirrors. When she is laying in the bathtub and her mirror self rippes her mouth away its brutal and scary at the same time
great vid
It fallows I think you could trap it in liquid metal or cement have a pit set up and then a log fall trap over a small plank for it to try to get to you by and drop that on it as it tries to cross the pit fillied with cement or liquid metal and then super cool or do both first a deep pit of cement close the top with two layers of mettal rebar to trap it inside the pit it self could be a large steel container and you could toss on a rebar cage or a solid mettal plate and lock it weld it. Next thing to do is to 1 shoot it into space or 2 drop it into the marriana trench.
Good to see some love for "the ritual".. it is a good movie..
The ritual is so underrated. It’s one of my favorite horror movies ever
Another couple unbeatable movies are “nobody sleeps in the woods tonight” and “nobody sleeps in the woods tonight 2”, it you have to see both to understand why they are unbeatable (not in the circumstances that they happened in, but ultimately)
I meant to watch it. It showed up on netflix. Been curious about that one.
I thought they were beatable. At least when I watched it. If I remember right the two monsters were very slow. If you ran without stopping it could work. Also if you try to stab them in the eyes so they won't see you.
@@bunnyplay4607 I think they could smell blood, and you would need to know how to get out of the forest anyway if you want to stay alive. Also the police got the survivors back into the forest to investigate, which is how the girl became a monster too in the second film.
@@Someone-uz1jf I just watched the first but I'll definitely check out the second tonight!
Wait I never knew they made a sequel
I thought saw would be up
The entity from the movie “Smile” was portrayed to be unbeatable too.
Can you do " How to beat Dead Silence " that's an amazing horror movies i highly recommand that one
I watched that as a child and it fucked me up I was always scared my tongue would get ripped out
I’m glad someone else really liked the ritual!
Suspiria, human centipede, certain Saw movies, last house on the left, the mist, lots more
There's this little movie called "The Curve". Ever since I saw it first I've been thinking about it a whole lot, it really captures the image of true fear and helplessness to an extent where even you as the viewer start feeling emotions of all sorts. Great movie, always wondered if there was a way to come out of it alive despite the circumstances.
OH MY GOD late reply but the curve freaked me the fck out... the concept is so simple yet it invokes such primal terror. i think the uncertainty of whether the predicament can be 'beaten' is one of the things that makes it so scary. happy to run into someone else who has seen that masterpiece of a short film
"This guy will always be Stifler". Looool so true
Hit Start dont give up on the channel make more how to beat videos
It follows can be beaten by getting it onto some vr treadmill type thing where you can "walk" but never actually shift in position or distance. Now if its speed changes to ensure a constant distance covered is met then idk
The Chris Hemsworth bike death KILLED me 😂😂😂😭😭 it's funny every time
I know it is kind of lame example, but from the looks of it is impossible to beat Blair Witch after it has you in the woods and has picked you. For all we know the "ghost" is not only capable of causing physical arm, toying with senses, but can warp time and space at the locations of the woods. Even the somewhat awful sequel demonstrated these powers, so I would say it is canon.
I think, the movie As Above, So Below should find in that list. This movie is one of greatest film i ever seen.
Greetings from Poland
Anyone notice the guy from the Ritual as Shaun’s co worker from Shaun of the Dead? “You got red on you”
These were some crazy scenes
I love this guys voice
The thumbnail discribes every infant on a plane
best channel
Just realised that bird box is one of the movies my father already watched a few years ago
The scene with the reflection of the plane crossing stifler’s head was foreshadowing his death. Just noticed with your vid.
The only way to win cabin in the woods was dying and everyone else surviving because if the main characters survive the world ends anyway 😵
In final destination, Mr. Hitchcok's death was one of the most important as it makes the other members of the group find a way to delay death.
I like Matpat's analysis of Bird Box claiming that it's the rapture
Truth or dare is an unavoidable death considering they made the entire world play it and if you don’t do the dare or tell the truth u automatically die
5:53 i believe they could exit from under the dome since there is running water. The water would not be able to run if the dome went all the way down, would it?
The forest in ritual warps, it doesn’t expand forever. It changes to make sure that you stay lost.
Review Oculus, please. Also an unbeatable villain.
It's already on the list for the next video
For Final Destination, you said that we only learn the necessary information only years later, but you seem to forget how the last movie ends. (No spoil)
Maybe I'm crazy but the Cloverfield Monster would be pretty tricky to survive if you were one of the first.
I didn’t know Moder kept extending the woods! It’s like a pocket universe then
It doesn’t, he was mistaken unless the booms I’ve heard about have it
I love cabin in the woods because of its true difficulty. In you're actually in the situation, you have to choose between dying, or living just a few minutes longer. The problem with this is that no one can choose to die over living a bit more before they die. This goes against literally everything a normal person goes for.
I also like it because its sick. Its the greatest movie of my favorites.
We didn’t realise it at first but bird box was just the lightning guy
The entity from smile terrifies me more than the one from it follows… and it’s definitely unbeatable unless you got the balls to murder someone or yourself without anyone watching to finally end the curse
The ritual was an amazing haunting movie, the monster is so unconventional it gave me several nightmares
The Roller Coaster Scene from Final Destination 3 Is The Reason Why I Haven't Been On A Ride In 7 1/2 Years
It's Just Like What Happened To That 14 Year Old Kid When He Fell 10-15 feet R.I.P :(
saw it when i was 9 years old, never went on a Rollercoaster since 11 years
@@Nilsmurres1902 i bet that scarred you for life
That’s what i did to me
D-railed.
First one, you cant avoid getting robbed on the train, as you cant get off.
You cant stop the train in time before it falls down the hill into the water.
Getting in the water is almost a 100% guarantee that at least one person will die,
The monster can crawl on walls and the ceiling.
Not the floor tho B) I'll beat up the robber, break a window then jump out epicly