REC (2007) IS TERRIFYING! MOVIE REACTION!! First Time Watching
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Rec (2007) Reaction & Movie Review - the original Spanish found footage horror film that inspired Quarantine (2008). Here's Greg & Tara Erickson reacting to the scariest scenes like the ENDING (Final Scene), Little Girl Becomes Infected, Finding the key, Trapped in the Apartment. Seriously, this movie is an unrelenting, genius zombie trip! A lot of these movies are so fun when you haven't done a Trailer Reaction to them.
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A little bit
Rec 2 is slightly better
Heck yeah watch the rest of the series
Yes. REC 2 expands on the story and is great - and is WILDLY different from the American Quarantine 2.
What's so sad is that Hollywood saw this masterpiece and thought 'we can do this better, and without nasty subtitles!'. And then blatantly didn't.
Yes the Hollywood remake was garbage. I mean i still watched it once but it was not nearly as good as this one.
I have the exact same problem either Europeans remaking the indian movie 3 idiots and it wasn't as good as the original at all
I had no clue Quarantine was a remake and i like that movie, so now I'm diving into the REC series, thanks guys!!
not better…but i prefer it anyways
It's not better than Rec but Quarantine is a pretty good remake in terms of remake standards.
This is one of the most unique takes on a zombie infection I’ve seen. The idea of it being a widespread demon possession is so interesting to me.
And then the American remake just made it a bio-hazard situation instead thus making the premise generic again
@@7evan Which is more realistic than a dEmOn PoSsEsSiOn scenario
@@sugarbomb1346 less cool
@@sugarbomb1346 I guess 'realism' doesn't always work.
@@7evanyeah. I wish they did more right off the bat to make them seem more demonic. There were a few things about how they operated that had me scratching my head, but it’s only till the sequel where they let them climb on ceilings and shit.
The Medeiros girl at the end was not CGI, she was played by the actor Javier Botet!
One of the GOATs.
The guy dropping down the stairwell was a moment that they didn't tell the actors about, just the people who were near that part of the stairs so they could steer clear, so the reactions you hear are genuine.
also they used as little light as possible for fliming, so the actors actually are in a dark, discomforting area, wich turns up the real dread
I didn't know that. Cool
@@user-os9kg8jk5z im jealous of old school cinema days when they actually made decent movies which were fun to watch with strangers,it's the main reason reactions are a thing now.
Dude, imagine the reaction of the other actors, what if they thought the body hitting the ground was actually someone that really fell by accident while filming!!! The directors are genious! They knew what they were doing! Real screams from the crew!
Wait, so that was a dummy/mannequin that landed there? I just assumed it was digitally rendered in post-production, and the actors just screamed and backed away in terror even though there was no person landing near them.
I love this movie. The Medeiros girl is played by a male actor, in fact. Javier Botet. He is a Spanish actor who has a syndrome that makes him look very particular: he is very tall and has very long and thin arms and legs. He usually plays roles of this type in horror movies. He has appeared, for example, in movies like Mamá, Slender Man, Crimson Peak, and I think in some of the movies from the Insidious and The Conjuring saga. By the way, great reaction. You have made my day.
As soon as I saw her I immediately thought of MaMa!
I was about to type this same sentence, I love Javier Botet
It also appears in It 2 and in the next Dracula.
What's interesting, also, is that he played the Medeiros girl in the remake.
@@pedronavaja4837 Actually, the Medeiros girl was played by Doug Jones in the remake(Abe Sapien, the Asset/Ampihbious Man from "Shape of Water", one of the clowns from "Batman Returns", etc;)
Also fun fact (if no one has mentioned it so far) but the actress that plays Angela was actually a reporter before she got into acting. Hence the quality of her performance being so realistic.
Nope, she debuted in the film industry when she was a child in one of Pedro Almodovar movies back in 1987, she has done a bunch of tv shows and programs as well.
There is a lot of myth about Manuela Velasco outside of Spain. She is an actress in both movies and series since the 80s, and during the 2000s she hosted several TV shows, but she has never been a street reporter.
Another fun fact: none of them were given a full script, so they could improv and get more genuine reactions.
@@Politodarkangelomfg now that you said it i remember her, she did Law of Desire right?
@@oiijupiter YES!! that's the one :)
Definitely one of the scariest movies in recent history for sure
Interesting....
So 16 years ago is "recent" for you. 😅
Were you Born in 1977 or so?
@@chanceneck8072 83
It's mid
@@chanceneck8072 your comment tells us that you might be simple minded
@@number1fool fine! 🤝 '85!
I'm happy that this movie is getting more attention lately. Hands down my favorite horror movie of all time. It's sad some people (in America) skip this because they are lazy reading subtitle, because the remake (Quarantine) can't capture the realness from the OG.
Facts. It's easily a top 5 Zombie movie of all time and I'm glad people are *FINALLY* giving it the praise it deserves.
@@Helldog6 top 3 for me along with Dawn of the dead (2004) and Night of the living dead (1968)
Well the thing is you have to realize is that it’s not just a remake but they wanted to make a American version of it cause obviously this is Spanish and Quarantine is the American version for example Juon the grudge which is a Japanese version and The grudge is the American version
@@haemokinesis9945 so it is a "remake" .
I prefer Quarantine, but not because of the subtitles. I prefer the explanation in Quarantine as opposed to Rec. The virus one is more believable than a demon, I always thought the demon idea was idiotic. I just don't generally like that stuff.
One of my favorite horror pics. This was the direction I always thought a Resident Evil movie should have went. Don't forget to watch the direct continuation of this one with REC 2.
Totally
This. I always thought the same. Thinking about how RE never had a good adaptation, I always thought REC was the RE we should have.
Hmm, REC... Resident Evil Camera?
one of my fave horror films. I rarely get actually scared from horror films but this one actually kept me up at night because I kept imagining the thing in the end suddenly appearing and dragging me into the dark
My friend brought this movie as a challenge while we were in college and I got so scared that I just said I'm not gonna get more scared and so I watched the 2nd part immediately after that.
I love horror, I’ve seen so many horror movies, but this movie, man… 😮💨 It’s so fucking scary. The anxiety ridden, claustrophobic fear that I felt has been unmatched.
Edit: spelling
I'm so glad I watched this movie when anxiety wasn't a problem for me yet because I would've HATED this now lmao. I forgot how chaotic this movie was. 😂
Same for me! Hahah i would of just walked out of the cinema nowadays
I definitely recommend Rec 2 after this! It literally picks up right after this one and delves deeper into the lore of Rec!
This reaction series is gonna be insane, for sure.
TRUE Rec 2 is just as insanely good. Rec 3 on the other hand drops hard in quality imo. But it did have a few decent scenes.
@@SubzeroBlack68 Rec 4 is good tho
Thtas where the franchise should have ended imo.
3 and 4 are mediocre at the very best.
Rec 1 the only good one
The realism is what sells this horror movie so well, also I like how you picked up on Angela's character arc, going from someone who wants to get a good story and a good looking shot, into someone who just wants the truth to be shown and loses the luxury of caring for aesthetics, until she's stripped down of everything and just wants to survive. I love this movie and I loved your reactions, you two really cared!
The reason the first parts of the film seem so real is that they used an ACTUAL team of firefighters for the fire station dinner scene!
Also, when that firefighter fell down the center hole of the staircase, NO ONE else knew that was going to happen, so the reactions were real, too!
I watched this for the first time alone in my room in the dark and my god it was one of the most terrifying experiences watching a horror movie. Found footage done amazingly
Hey Greg! Being part Spaniard seeing this reaction from you guys had me over the moon! The first 2 of this series are insane! Truly a treat for those horror fans that are into the found footage genre. Loved the reaction guys! We hope you check out the sequel ❤
I agree, the first one is the best but i feel the sequel is very overrated and it actually expanse on the lore so well.
@@xdami4nx I think the word you're looking for is "Underrated", as "Overrated" implies that it's not as good as people say it is.
@@xdami4nx Right? The first one does a great job at giving you the sense of dread and fear. The second one takes a slightly different tone but it's still amazing in its own way and loved getting to learn a little more!
I'm Spaniard and I'm glad you watched that movie. It is one of the best movies of my country. Greetings from Spain!
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I absolutely love that the movie ends with the line:” We have to tape everything Pablo, For fucks sake.”
So, so good.
Not that, but "Pablo tape all, for the rich of your mother"
It´s a command.
Wow I can't believe you are reacting to this movie. Im from Spain and I actually lived in the same street of the building where the movie was shot in Rambla de Catalunya in Barcelona. Watching you guys react to this and appreciate the work behind this awesome movie is really cool. Fun fact: the directors wanted the film to be as realistic as possible so they decided to shoot it in chronologycal order and left the script unfinished, so for the most part of the movie the actors have no idea what's going to happend. For example the scene where the guy falls at the entrance where everyone is wasn't on the script, so their reaction is geniune.
ISN'T IT SOOOOOO GOOD??? I always get so excited when people record their reactions of it. This series has always been in my top fav franchises. And trust me, definitely watch 2 so that you get an explanation of the ending, and a surprise! It goes more into the demonic side of things. 1 and 2 are fantastic. I can never get over the fact how REAL and believable this film is? How did they make it so that you get SO sucked in you believe literally everything. It's just insane.
ALSO! The guy at the end IS in fact the person that has been both The Crooked Man in The Conjuring 2 as well as Mama! So he is literally in a Guillermo film haha! Love how you were instantly like THIS IS SOME DEL TORO SHIT! 🤣
I'll be very (im)patiently awaiting the reaction to REC 2, please don't make me wait too long haha!
One of the best zombie movies. Gotta check out rec 2 soon. It's just as good and picks up right at the end of this movie. Quite a few actors reprise their roles
This was filmed one block away from were I live, right in Barcelona! One of the best spanish horros movies.
As much as this movie still freaks me the hell out it was the second movie I remember vividly that actually gave me nightmares and made me afraid to sleep alone and stuff. Definitely give it a watch
This is one of my favorite horror movies of all time. I understand that classic or “elevated” horror movies are frequently seen as the best the genre has to offer but this movie is so much more than people give it credit for and one of the most scary and most exhausting horror experiences I have seen. Quarantine sucks tbh in comparison. Absolutely LOVE that you’ve now seen and reacted to this, loving all the consistent variety provided on the channel recently.
Edit: Also, this movie feels extremely real because many of them weren’t actors, even our lead is a news reporter by trade not a traditional movie actress. Similar to how they filmed Alien they also told them as little as possible for genuine reactions.
How does quarantine suck compared to this? Quarantine was a shot by shot remake. Even the dialogue is 95% the same. The only difference is REC was demonic possession and Quarantine was mutated rabies. If the remake sucked then so does REC
@@sugarbomb1346 Rec is great because it’s original, using better technology and lighting takes away from a lot of authenticity. Quarantine just repeated what didn’t need repeating.
@@sugarbomb1346 No. There are tons of nuances that make a crazy amount of difference in the actual end product of the movie. If you can watch both of these movies and say "these are the same" beyond just stealing the entire plot of the original - then idk what to tell you.
@@sugarbomb1346there are a LOT of nuances in the og that makes it better, Quarentine doesn't come anywhere close to the way they record in Rec
Between this and 28 Weeks Later (which came out the same year as this movie), REC had the better and most tense atmosphere because it starts off nice and then takes us on a descent into hell
This and the second movie terrified the crap out of me as a kid. So glad y’all checked it out!
25:38 the way he screamed "Mierda" when the lights went out and that perfect cut had me laughing🤣
The whole station eating together is actually really cool and wholesome. One of my favorite parts
I’m not sure about other places but in the U.K firefighters do 4 days on job and 4 days off rotation and they take it in turns to cook large meals for everyone eating together like a huge family 😃
Hace muchos años, vi esta película en el cine, creo que duraba sólo 80 minutos, pero recuerdo salir al estacionamiento con un miedo, que nunca me había pasado. La filmación, en los segmentos oscuros eran muy agobiantes en el cine. Una de mis películas favoritas de suspenso/terror.
Yo lamentablemente vi primero la 3ra. 😢 Comparto tu opinión.
This movie is so criminally underrated. I remember when it first came out and my family and I watched it. Everyone screamed bloody murder. It was so so intense. This has been my favorite Spanish language movie of all time since day one.
You guys should watch the behind scenes of this amazing movie. Most of it was slightly improvised
So, Tristana Medeiros is played by Javier Botet, who has Marfan syndrome (MFS), a multi-systemic genetic disorder affecting the connective tissue. Those with the condition tend to be tall and thin, with long arms, legs, fingers, and toes. He also appeared in movies such as Insidious: The last key, It chapter two, The Mummy, Mama, etc.
I'm so happy you guys enjoyed it since this is my favorite horror movie of all time. Great video as always, keep it up!
that little girl got some great acting skill, the moment she becomes demon she got that scary look in her face, it was so peaceful and calm when she stared at the cop.
No way that's so weird, I just watched these films yesterday and i was wishing you had reacted to this film and today you have.
Massive fan of the reel rejects been watching you for years
I'll never forget the first time I watched this movie. I was in the theatre with two friends and we were alone. It was... an experience.
I'll be honest, I miss the found footage style movies, it feels like you're in the movie with the characters and all, Troll Hunter is also pretty good :) the sequels for these movies actually start to stray away from found footage styles out of nowhere and I didn't like that, others did but I didn't lol
Also that final girl is practical, she was played by Javier Botet, who's this really slender guy, he was also the Crooked Man in the Conjuring, he was the creature in the Mama movie, he was Slender man, he says he has a disease called Marfan Syndrome that makes people lanky, skinny and felxible, it's nice to see him use that to be a monster actor.
my best friend watched it for the first time on tv (we're spanish) and she legit thought this was a real documentary about firefighters until way in the movie, specially because the main actress is also a tv host. me and my roomates still make fun of her for it.
Love the reactions as usual ya'll! I HIGHLY recommend checking out Noroi, it's a Japanese found footage/mockumentary style horror movie on the opposite spectrum of this movie in the way that it's much more of a slow burner as opposed to an anxiety inducing non-stop stress fest, but it's equally as compelling and eerie imo!
Omg I loved noroi. Super creepy.
Definitely one of the best reactions from the channel! Between Tara’s “what the fffuck was that” moment to Greg constantly turning into the flash anytime something crazy happened, I thoroughly enjoyed this! DEFINITELY watch REC 2! Would love to see your reactions to that!
I speak spanish, also there is layer in the interpretations, 'cuz there are many accents from different countries, like the argentinean guy speaks as high of himself, the chinese people speak broken spanish, the spanish people that talk as high status or low status, the medic speaks as he usually uses latin but he is trying spanish so just by hearing him you can tell he is not a doctor but a priest from the Vatican. So you can tell a lot of the characters background just by hearing them.
Definitely one of the best horror movie out there.
The setting, the acting, the characters, the interactions, were very good, believable and realistic as if you were there with them.
1st time i saw this when it came out i was confused with the little boy in the attic. on 2nd watch i realized he was another of the several experiments on children after they already had the girl
Honestly, Greg has the best reactions! Love how he gets into it and feels all the feels.
I started cracking up when he was basically pumping his arms like he was running away when he got startled/scared by a scene.
I just recently watched this movie for the first time in the dark and it buffered once and I realized I hadn't been breathing until I was waiting for the movie to load again. This is one I've always heard good things about but I agree it was such a surprise how phenomenal of a film it is. You and Tara had me cracking up the entire time.
""Como se llama la vieja de los cojones?"
the subtitles: "What''s her name?" xD
the subtitles are a lot more Family friendly
"Sigue grabando, por tu puta madre" 😂
damn guys you’ve been hitting us with a lot of movies i love it!
Couldn't see anyone mention it yet, but yes, the thin woman in the end is real. Played by Javier Botet who has Marfan Syndrome, he's in a bunch of horror films, like It and Conjuring 2.
This movie is one of my top 5 favorite horror films of all time. Such good intense buildup to hell broken loose, tension. cinematography alone. THE MUSIC AND ACTING. THE SETTING. simple but effective in the best of ways.
I love how visibly uneasy you both were during the end of the movie just shows how well it was shot
Love the mention about the guy falling! I remember that shot so vividly when i saw this movie years ago... It's great to watch it again and see your reactions! The audio of the man yelling as he falls, just before you see or hear the smash of the body hit floor, is masterful. It's milliseconds but as a viewer, you can hear something just before the act itself. These intricacies are what makes this a great piece of work!
I absolutely LOVE the sound design and sound mixing on this movie. It's so raw and jarring, and it really feels like the camera's microphone is barely able to handle the intensity of what's happening around them. Far too many "found footage" movies have grainy images but super-high-end sound effects that don't match at all, and it always pulls me out of the experience a bit.
The making of this film is nearly as good as the film. The rehearsals and moving about and how they did it, is incredible!!! Loved your reactions
I watched this when I was work as a night shift hotel staff in a small hotel. A small historic hotel with all guests sleeping quiet and I'm all by myself in the front. This was so real, I remember looking around frantically the empty hotel whenever I heard like a tiny sound of a crack (old building, this happened A LOT)
So, would they get their deposit back after all this or...?
36:17 It's real, in fact the name of the actor was Javier Botet who also has roles in a lot of horror movies like mama. There are making of videos of him having the makeup.
As a huge fan of these movies, it's so great to see more people appreciating this movie. Watch REC 2 which is subjective but to me, it complements the first movie. Also, REC 3 is before and in between the events of 1. REC 4 is the direct continuation of REC 2 which I don't enjoy that much, but it's nice to see for the characters and horror itself, just the essence of 3 and 4 that are very different from their predecessors.
Fun fact the lead actress Manuela Velasco, is an actual reporter in real life. The directors wanted Angela to feel as authentic as possible. The initial scenes were shot in a real firehouse with real firemen
How was this a "fun fact"?
@@thekluwn143 that's the definition of a fun fact. A little annecdote connected to the movie
@RnRnR In my John Cena voice "Are you sure about that?".
As a Brazilian i love when youtubers react to movies in other languages besides english 😊 if you like this "real" feel with the acrors theres a Brazilian movie called Bacurau.
We appreciate the content on here. They’re always the best of quality.
REC 2 is a must. Expands the lore and actually explains a lot. 3 and 4 are mostly optional but cool on their own way, tbh.
30:48 I think that’s one of the most effective jumpscares, period. Unsettling, not super fast, but still catches you off guard.
the "where's Manu" scene is my favorite of the whole movie. the way Manu looks up at them infected is so unsettling
This was such a fun film for me and my girlfriend to watch. We love the 1st two, still haven’t watched the 3rd or 4th one 😭
I love REC! So happy you reacted to this!
It's 99% a zombie movie until it delivers that last amazing 1%.
Where can I suggest a film?
There is no reaction on youtube to Russell Crowe's "The Next Three Days"
It's my favorite film to recommend to people when I don't know what type of film they prefer. A safe win
I really appreciate when you do reactions to movies I haven’t heard of, because then I’ll go watch it, then come back and watch your reaction, it gives that feel of what Tara was saying about sharing it with your friends. I was enthralled and thought it was incredible well made, and so I was pumped to see what you guys would think! Great reaction, this was awesome
The scares felt so intense and real because most of the time the director just gave pointers just to the people who needed them. For example told the zombies they had to run after whoever came up the stairs or just told the actress in the protag role that she has to go here or there but didn't tell her what was going to happen.
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The last scene in the dark? Nor the actress nor the cameraman knew what was inside the dark room, they were scared shitless for real.
Is that computer generated or a real person? I'll just say that there are no cgi effects in the whole movie
@@FuegoThaumico Juts makep up, not CG because Tristana Medeiros is played by actor Javier Botet, who has Marfan syndrome (MFS). He has also been in many other horror films . The dude is awesome👍
@@FuegoThaumico There area lot of comment about the actor. His name is Javier Botet
Fun fact: the fact that it seems so real it's because the actress from Angela was actually a news reporter instead of an actual actress
Manuela Velasco, the woman playing Angela is an actress, she is the niece of a very well-known Spanish actress Concha Velasco. Manuela debuted in the film industry when she was only a child playing a part in one of Pedro Almodovar's movies in 1987. She's NOT a news reporter but she has worked as a broadcaster for music shows and other tv shows.
Tara looked traumatized throughout the movie 😭
What I find scary about the infection from Rec is that the reaction time depends on the blood type, like the doctor said. Sonif a person gets infected, it could vary from a few minutes to a few seconds, maybe even at an instant
The reason why the actors' reactions seem so genuine is because they hired improve actors and gave them an uncompleted version of the script, so they don't know what is going to happen most of the time. Also, Pablo, the cameraman, is actually played by the director of cinematography
I love both REC AND QUARANTINE!! The idea is very original and really creepy as hell 😯😯.
Great Reaction Greg and Tara! This movie was so scary when I first saw it 👍
I love this movie because of that single question he asked. “How come they don’t send in more men to help?”
That’s the F of it. Damage control. And containment. Which is why the American version was called quarantine.
If you send one hundred men in one hundred infected could be coming out.
Excellent reaction, don't think I've seen you so scared! Now for Rec2 which carries on from the end of this one 😊
Definitely watch Rec 2, its a cool continuation. This movie has definitely been in my top 5 horror movies. So masterfully done
This movie was filmed in Barcelona, and every time I walk by the building where it was filmed, I think about this masterpiece. And for the question about the girl at the end, it's Javier Botet. He is a Spanish actor who does weird looking characters, Thanks to his peculiar physique, he has done Guillermo del Toro characters and other horror films.
The creature at the end of the movie was a mix of practical and digital effects like in Jurassic Park. The man who played the monster said he had a lot of fun doing it.
Rec has been one of my favorite horror zombie movies of all time. I've introduced it to all my friends both spanish and non spanish speakers. Many found footage style movies have tried to make it seem very real people but many miss it. One of the few ones I can recall who actually achieve this level of realism and immersion is The Blair Witch Project, another one of my favorite movies.
Same
Guys I'm from Spain and Im very happy you see this film
Just when I needed something to watch, here you guys come! 😅❤
I love this movie, excited to see what you think! 😊
never thought you guys would react to this.. Rec 2 is my favorite horror movie ever, 3 gets a little dicey and then it jumps the ship after that..
That reaction to the guy falling from the stairs was incredible lmao 🤣
I would love to see you guys react to the whole series of Rec movies (some are better than others). It’ll be a good time for you guys. And in the second movie you get to see what happens to Angela after she’s dragged away (I believe it’s in two)
This is one of my favorite movies, the cast is amazing, the monster at the end is not computer generated, the actor is called Javier Botet
There are 4 movies in the series and for me 1 and 2 are the best, great reactions guys 😁😁
The girl in the end was actually practical. It was a man in head to toes prosthetic and make-up. There are quite a few making of videos on YT. It is unreal. A completely horrifying film.
The building where this movie was shot in Barcelona has become a point yo visit for "terror pilgrims" around the world for years
Instantly clicked on this, movie is terrifying. can't wait to see you guys get into it 😂😂😂
Hells yeah!!! I CANT WAIT FOR YOU TO SEE REC 2!!!
This reminds me a lot of two movies I’ve seen as a kid called Quaratine and Quaratine 2
Dios mío, watching you guys react to Spanish content feels so surreal
This is the only found footage movie that I've ever seen where I didn't feel like watching it was a waste of time. It's a fantastic movie.
This movie has no right being as fantastic as it is. It's like The District 9 of horror in my mind.
Great reaction, this is one of my favorite horror movies. I love all the REC movies they made
oh i can’t wait for you guys to see the second one… honestly rec 1 and 2 are masterpieces for me, my favorites horror movies ever
Fun fact Pablo the camera man is, I believe the actual director for this movie
Based on how strong the old ladies door was people would be best just staying in their apartments. To all be out in the hallway is a bad idea. If it was chaos like this I would be barricading myself in my apartment and not opening the door for anyone.
that's always my thought! I'd just bring as many confirmed healthy people as possible into one of the apartments, barricade it, make everyone stay together and quiet, then wait it out.. especially after they got attacked in the makeshift morgue/triage and they had to close the roll down doors, you would never catch me running around the hallways screaming and frantically trying to find/save people lol
@@HiThereLove16 that could be a bad idea the little girl seemed healthy for a long time. The best would be to go in yours by yourself or with only your family and tell everyone to barricade themselves in their own. To many in the same apartment could be bad.
@@HiThereLove16 You would not want surprises when barricaded in There.
So glad you didn‘t forget to hit Rec for this!
The first movie from this director is one called "Nameless" o "Los sin nombre" in spanish, it´s one of my favourites movies of all time, but it´s more of a thriller than horror but definitely you have to check it out!
i watched this (well 15 minutes of it) as a kid. It’s the only horror film i can’t watch too tense for me
3:06 it feels real because it kind of is. They used a real reporter and real firemen. That whole scene played just as it would have in real life.
Oh man I hope y’all end up reacting to rec 2. For some reason I enjoy that one a little more.
This movie is so intense. Like you said, I love how authentic and real it feels.