BLOOD RED SKY (2021) Ending Explained
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In Blood Red Sky, a group of hijackers take over a transatlantic flight, and it's up to a woman with a mysterious illness to unleash her monstrous secret to protect her son. We're breaking down the story, including what we learn about vampirism and how it works, along with explaining the ending.
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This really deviates from the usual vampires you see in movies. It has a very tragic ending, and it has quite a unique story for sure.
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When she struggles to push away her kid and she finally caves to her sickness she was a mother to the end. Perfect film. Hits the right notes.
Except glossing over how white collar hijackers could anticipate and bring equipment for a vampire attack, meanwhile not being able to account for a regular bomb. Not to mention how every movie that's actually been successful, like Twilight, no character has ever even heard of the concept of a vampire.
She almost ate her son and he blew her up
@@99SuperKiller99
What about Blade and Underworld movies though?
@@99SuperKiller99 Wait, what equipment did they bring for Vampire killing?
@@343GuiltyMoo none, that’s the point. They were so casual when finding out that she was a vampire that it implies that they are quite common. So why weren’t they prepared
Not gonna lie, when she started pushing him away so that she wouldn’t attack him I started to tear up. I think a lot of movies screw up the final act of love from a parent a lot but I think this movie does it perfectly, it’s truly a beautiful but heartbreaking scene.
My mom would eat me.
A Quiet Place 1 also did a parent's sacrifice great.
Train to Busan all the way
@@michaelnieva9870 That was a good one, they built it up very well and I don’t know if this was just me either but I also think it was kind of a moments where he got to vocalize his grief over the fact that he was leaving everyone behind.
@@WolfMax1223 That one too, especially when the kid's crying that shit hurts like hell.
I really liked how the knowledge of the child regarding day and night time revealed so much about their plans and about her being a vampire.
Huh, yeah.
omg true, it's smart
As a mother, the end was devastating. It sat with me well after the movie ended.
That did a fantastic job humanizing her yet not letting you forget what she had ultimately become.
Absolutely, she really held on even on the beginning when he was a baby...shit I felt like that as a human caring for an infant. lol I just love her fight.
I'm not a mom and it still broke my heart
Yeah, my wife and I both were tearing up because we couldn't help but picture our son (who was ~21 months at the time) being in a position of abandonment. Very emotional scene.
I’m holding my baby tearing up after watching , I always wondered would a parent recognize their child if they turned into a zombie or vampire 🥺
From what I’ve heard from other people is that the medicine is actually a chemotherapy drug, which probably explains why Nadia loses her hair while none of the other vampires do, and connects back to the whole idea of it being a blood disease.
*Edit* Apparently the drug is identified in the movie as Cytarabine, which is a chemotherapy drug that is used to treat leukemia, ie Blood Cancer. This definitely connects back to the concept of Vampirism being a blood disease and also explains why Nadja looks like Nosferatu, while the other Vampires, while monsterous, do not, as the side effects of cytarabine include hair loss and pale skin.
Ngl this could also be an allegory for a parent with substance abuse issues. As their happy as long as they have their medicine but once they don’t they lose their humanity even towards their own children.
@@flimsyenthusiasm5769 I considered that it could be somehow allegorical, and my first impression was that maybe it’s got a slight message about how diseases like cancer make you into a monster in the eyes of your family, but it’s not really a concept explored beyond the mentions of cancer treatment.
reminds me so much of Lady D's disease in VILlage too :O
@@flimsyenthusiasm5769 I don’t think that’s it at all lol. It’s literally just about being unwilling infected or afflicted with a disease you can’t control and how it affects your family ties. Very straight forward concept. She also unwilling infects other people similar to how diseases spread, so like I don’t know how you connected that to drug addicts at all.
@@madlie2452 Parallels between drug addiction or alcoholism and vampirism are common. The idea is that a person could love their child but be so messed up with drugs or alcohol that they harm that child or at the very least can't take care of that child. Their drug craving or alcoholism is so strong that they put that before their child. (I've seen women swear they love their kid so much but to get them back from Children's Services/ Foster care they'd have to stop using drugs and they either can't or won't. The vampire loses her humanity and becomes a monster. Metaphorically it works.
What I really liked about this movie is that everyone is actually shown to be really smart. Like the vampire mom does so many smart things like burning the pyscho guy inside the bulletproof car. The pyscho guy was relatively smart as well, figuring out really fast she was a vampire and making a stake and uv light. I thought it was nice that no one here did anything stupid, besides the kid at the beginning causing his mom to get shot.
Made sense to me too. I think the psycho guy wasn't surprised because he's seen, heard, or even experienced stuff like this before. It follows this case of vampirism isn't just a one off random thing. It's a world where such things as we consider supernatural do exist, which makes sense considering the existence of inhibitor drugs and experimental treatments.
True, there were a lot of smart choices. I guess you could somewhat excuse what the kid did at the beginning because he was so young.
Idk why everyone expects intelligence in horror movie situations, like they would do any better though. I just can’t get mad at moviemakers showing us what we would likely do in these high stress situations.
@@madlie2452 being smart probably wouldn't help a whole lot, especially in this situatuon. I think it's just nice to see character do smart things, making characters super dumb makes it harder to like them and root for them. It also sorta increases the stakes as the situation is so bad that even being smart won't help you.
@@dustinjones7458 I really really like that in a movie though when characters realize a unrealistic but well known threat is happening like vampires. Normally, no one believes it until its very late and then freaks out over it and don't know how to deal with it. But I love how this psycho guy was, okay she is vampire, its well known that vampires hate sunlight so let's go get a blacklight, and you kill them with a stake to the heart so let's make a stake. That was just sorta nice to see.
This is the kinda movie they should make more often.
-Tight and contained narrative
-Universal emotional beats
-Simple practical effects
-Good enough writing to tie it together
A movie really doesn't need much more.
Totally agree
This is exactly the type of movie that is always made. Ridiculous plot pulled off horribly
Exactly!
So the majority of all movies made?
How about something knew.
Hollywood's love of CGI drives me crazy. A little fake blood and some makeup looks 10x better than CGI blood. They also seem to think more special effects can make up for shitty writing.
I literally just finished watching this movie today an hour ago lol. It was so sad when they showed the backstory of how she becomes a vampire. She was just literally at the wrong place at the wrong time. The psycho asshole pissed me tf off. Im interested to see how they intend to ‘treat’ her in a sequel because that was never really explored yet it was the main reason why she was on a plane in the first place. I also love the fact that she actually looks like a monster and not some shiny ass version of a vampire. When she recovered from being shot and she started to transform freaked me tf out.
She defiinitely died when the plane exploded.
Hey hey, 'shiney ass version of a vampire' IS a vampire thing. At least the super pretty/glamorous part. Vampires are supposed to be unbelievably gorgeous. . . until they aren't >:)
@@the.carp.show. ok but that doesn’t mean I have to like it.
@@user-xj3mo2lx9z yeah I definitely think so too.
Quite sure that she was going on the flight to try to get cured?
I wanted to cry when Elias was reaching for his mother and the look of fear but
sadness as she gave into her vampirism. Knowing that was not his mother anymore.
Very well acted. I did cry tbh, it was so tragic
Dude, come on! You and I both know in the world of Horror Sequels, there's a STRONG chance it turns out she somehow survived being exploded. People have come back from worse. Blood Redder Sky (2023) LET'S GO, THEY ON HELICOPTERS THIS TIME
Naw, it'll be on something like the S.H.I.E.L.D. airship. Get hundreds of people in involved.
Nah it will be on a cruise ship and it will be called "blood red sea"
Bloodier red sky
I mean it would actually make sense if she returned because they actively show the 8ball being enflamed and surviving.. now do we want a sequel hell no.. this was a well contained story for one movie
ROTFLMAO you guys are funny.
Brilliant movie. So tragic at the end. She’d fought off the urge all those years to fully transform until she was forced to do so to protect her son.
At least the kids got an epic backstory for when he becomes a vampire hunter.
Ridiculous awful movie
I mean, she ran out of medicine as her meds were crushed when the people were running around the plane, that's why she "lost control"
@@dogsbreakfast4952 typical netflix movie lol
@@Vyzante
Nobody asked for ur opinion
Vampires on plane
First snakes, then zombies, now vampires, what’s next werewolves
Next: cowboys. Then ninjas
Sjws on a Plane.....Karen's on a Plane
@@SamuelMcCloud some scary sh*t right there
@@SamuelMcCloud seen a ton of karens on planes in real life.
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I am not even a mother but it really touched my heart when Nadja always try to fight off her vampire sense when it comes to Elias.
Technically, the vampire instincts is a metaphor for her being fiercely protective of her offspring (as well as being a characteristic of good parenting), in as far as sires are of their fledglings. It's why it lands so sell. It fits PERFECTLY into the vampire lore, while being contemporary as well. :)
Same
I assumed being on the terrorist watchlist would prevent one from getting on an airplane in the first place
You would think so, but there’s been a couple people who slip through due to human and/or system errors.
@@Mangascribbler *gasp* TSA doesn't make mistakes
Being in the watchlist just means you've got to go through more security, not that you can't fly.
Good joke.
@@ejedwards988 I always thought it was more of a you can’t fly to a certain place
I found it refreshing for a vampire flick, could definitely see a sequel with the son being a hunter but not to kill but to help those like his mother.
This would actually be kinda fun. And then the danger is a group that doesn't want a cure around or something.
@@charmander466 Yeah, like overzealous vampire hunters
I feel the use of different languages was a great choice, as it expanded the perspective slightly, and it's something rarely seen in films.
I really liked it, it also kind of made it more realistic since a lot of places in Europe use English and their native language interchangeably.
It was a nice touch for sure
German speaking Vampire was so scary! especially when she yells at the student in german to turn the plane around!
As a German I really enjoyed this movie's use of language! The accents and everything was great and a lot of fun to watch.
Hearing him weirdly pronouncing german names is extremely enjoyable
As an American, German is very hard to pronounce
I appreciate it to. I have a thing where I can't continue a video if they for mispronounced words with no effort to research to pronounce it better...
@@khailils446 most of the time it actually isn’t, people just refuse to try. For example Lidl, Aldi, Porsche, Volkswagen
Grandmothers name is nadja, been told it’s more Ukrainian. Italians spell it like Nadia. Lot of Muslim women have the name nadja as well.
Canadian in the UK and I absolutely agree. I've always made the effort to ask/look up proper pronunciations. Most Brits will stare at you as if you're the uneducated one. If I can accept Leicester, Derby, Worcestershire, please do the same with words and company names from Germany, France, etc.
Am I the only one amazed about what the kid did at the end? I'm not around 8-year-olds but that decision is really complex for a young child to decide and understand that his mother will never be the same.
Sure, but the kid knew that his mom was struggling with a really bad disease, and even at that age kids can recognize monsters. He realized at that moment that the vampire standing in front of him was no longer his mom, but something that just wanted to hurt people. I would say that his self preservation instinct kicked in at that moment - he realized that if she no longer could keep herself from hurting people that weren't threatening him or her, that she would have have no issue coming after him next. We even saw that with how she came after him in that scene.
Spent the entire span of this movie utterly pissed at the kid for disobeying literally everything his mom told him and not helping in any way.
lmfaooo sameeee, i was so pissed like "WHY ARE YOU RUNNING, WHY" omg, how hard can it be to just stay quiet wtff. "WHY ARE YOU DOING SOMETHING YOU LITERALLY HAVE NO CAPACITY TO DO SO" whyyyy
For some reason, I really liked Elias and didn't feel pissed at his mistakes
Dude, I wanted him dead the entire movie, me and my sister were "IF YOU HAD LISTEN YOUR MOTHER NOTHING OF THIS WOULD HAVE HAPPENED!"
Kids.
Especially this rebellious ones
I was pissed at the boy, but after sometimes to reflect, Elias isn’t as bad. He made a couple of bad decisions, but he ultimately saved the day. Remember, he’s been through a lot with his mom’s conditions.
I definitely agree about foreign content being better and more interesting. I feel like I watch a lot more foreign films then western on Netflix lately and for the most part the quality and story writing is much better. Some of the movies are a bit goofy, but I think it adds to the charm.
I gotta say, foreign films beat American films in story, but not visual quality
Oh yea. My mother and I watch British tv a lot and it’s so much better and when it comes to mysteries, the plot twists are also so much better.
@ItsJust_Faye This is a western movie.
You have to realize that western doesn’t mean us and foreign doesn’t mean eastern. This movie is German, so it’s western
@@juliab9596 because they can't afford to make more expensive films.
When he messed up his line, it made me feel very happy, this is great, and I appreciate the work you do and when you make errors it reminds me that you are still very human.
I just watched this last week. I loved it, personally. If you didn't know the creature from the trailer, the start of the movie was a really interesting build up.
This is basically a German vampire version of Train to Busan.
I THOUGHT OF TRAIN TO BUSAN TOO
Is this really a German film?
I’m not gonna lie I quickly fell in love with this movie
When it cut to black at the end I thought some shit like "15 years later" was going to appear, and it would show the kid like a super badass vampire hunter with the dude with no hand helping him.
I could totally dig a sequel where the kid grows up to study the "disease" to try and prevent this sort of tragedy from happening again.
Id love to see you do an Ending Explained for 'The Number 23' with Jim Carrey. It was such a trippy movie that confused me and a movie I SERIOUSLY loved :D
Keep up the amazing work with these amazing videos ^^
I wanna see one for case 39!!
What needs to be explained the movie explained everything
@@DensilGrant lol I know right
That's one stinky movie lol
I think you are very much in the minority of people who loved it. I honestly haven't seen it, but it's constantly on worst movie lists. I wasn't aware it was kind of a trippy/twist ending kinda movie.
I very unexpectedly had to put my dog down last week, I’ve been a bit of a mess but something about your sense of humor and videos has honestly been an amazing distraction during this time. Thank you ❤️
Everyone that loves dogs, and has lived with them in their lives has been thru this.
That certainly doesn't make it easy. It is by far one of the saddest things you'll go thru in life. We also have to say goodbye to our parents at some point.
There's no guide book or anything that'll help us. You've just gotta deal with it and go on. It sucks. It sucks so very, very much.
I'm so sorry you lost your dog. I know how hard it is. Only time can heal you, but even then it's not a complete healing. You'll always have memories you don't want to have.
I hope you adopt another dog one day. There's one out there that could really use your help. That needs saving.
Good luck.
RIP to your pooch ❤️❤️
RIP to your dog
I'm so sorry. I've had to let go of three dogs over the past decade or so. It's heartbreaking, but at least you know that you gave it a wonderful life for what feels like too short a time that they are with us.
I absolutely love hearing him mess up at 5:55 cause it shows he's not a robot
Great film. The acting between the mom and son near the end was sad, but touching.
I really enjoyed this movie. It was somewhat original and the inevitability of her descent into monster-hood once she decided to do whatever it takes to save her son resonated particularly well.
Another good horror movie on Netflix was the 3 Fear Street films and the FIRST The Babysitter film, starring Samara Weaving.
Sounds like it’s a good twist to the whole zombie-like “apocalypse” but with vampires. I think it would be very interesting to see this kind of vampire outbreak instead of the constant zombie outbreak, especially since vampires are very similar to zombies
Jojo’s bizarre adventure does exactly this in part 1
There was a made for tv movie I think it was called Stake Land and it was pretty depressing seeing the aftermath of a vampire rising. It was a bit like several seasons of the Walking Dead smushed together. Like for instance the protagonist raising a kid whose parents were killed and running into a cult of human survivors who think the vamps are a curse from God for their wickedness and they must sacrifice people to placate God. And they run into other kinds of survivors etc.
There was this one vampire apocalypse series called The Strain (novel series first, then TV show). There's also V-Wars and Van Helsing.
That's literally the plot of I Am Legend starring Will Smith
Van Hellsing on Netflix would be the perfect movie for you then lmao… or yeah, The Strain.
best part : went into this movie blind, didn't even see the other poster, just the one with the planes on it, didn't know shit and thought it was just a normal thirller then started noticing weird things happening and then it hit me about the vampire thing and boy was my mind blown, this movie hits hard when u don't know what to expect, just like that THE SIGNAL movie, anw, good movie, had a blast, but i am sure most of the fun came from me not knowing it was a vampire movie and that was awesome, it sure pays off not to watch trailers or spoilers.
I was expecting a demon because of the poster, the movie kept popping on my suggestions & I decided to just watch .
Don’t know about anyone else, but this channel always helps me find movies that I’ve never watched or heard of before. This movie is an example of a movie that I’ve never heard of and it came out this year.
I’ll be back after I watch this movie. When Chris says it’s good….I always take his word for it!!
I was quite pleasantly surprised when I watched this a few days ago. It was also quite bold to have the movie be equal parts in German and English, which was fun for me as someone who is fluent in both languages. The production value was also surprisingly high, and the makeup? Pretty awesome. Definitely a step up from the usual schlock.
Everything went to shit when Elias disobeyed his Mom…then he blew up the whole airplane.
Well damn
poor kid just didnt want to see her die
Kids are stupid and rebellious.
@@kRzlamchop dude, they're kids. they dont know any better. Dont call them stupid
omg i was so pissed, at the end it was the kids fault what happened
I watched this on a whim when it first hit Netflix. Since it was foreign I went into it blind but I actually enjoyed it. I surprisingly didn't hate the character of Elias. Usually kids in movies are obnoxious, but this kid was an amazing actor and was really good at evoking emotion.
This movie hit me as the vampirism almost being drug addiction or any bad addiction. They fight so hard bit it tears so many apart.
This one was an unexpected treat… and is now one of my favourite vampire movies of all time. As others have said… the scene with her finally pushing away her son so she doesn’t harm him was heartbreaking… and the final scene of her fully transformed was terrifying. Great movie.
Yep that scene hit straight to the heart. And then the end when she jumped out of the plane and was completely taken over with no sense of humanity left in her.
I'll never forget my Granddad's last words to me just before he died. "Are you still holding the ladder?"
Lmfao underrated asf I’m screaming
@@isaiahwilliams2332 As I get older, I remember all the people I lost along the way. Maybe a career as a tour guide was not the right choice.
Humor as it best
I love just watching you explain things even if I'm not into movies with vampires or even airplanes that much but it's your voice and personality that I keep returning for
Did you know that if you sticker your finger in peanutbutter, it will taste like peanutbutter?
Watched this film a couple days ago. I oddly enough like it, especially the fact that the main vampire was an innocent woman and the fact she didn’t let it entirely consume her and still loved and protected her son first and foremost, kind of was expected her to go full beast mode and bite him but obviously never did. Plus a villain who’s weirdly genre savvy and takes a supernatural threat seriously, even though short of being a clairvoyant shouldn’t really have known what to look for unless it’s explained in the meta he’s aware of supernatural forces and has done research.
You can't "shoot the dog" and still be the good guy.
A certain Australian council has recently found that out... :/
That little kid is an amazing actor
This reminds me a lot about The Strain, about a vampire/parasite that takes over a plain and starts infecting everyone in New York. It’s on Hulu and it gets dark and depressing for humanity down the season. Even the kid ends up killing his dad vampire via explosion
you could’ve done without the last sentence
@@_e9647 😂😂😂😂honestly that ending was so disappointing its not too gutted to have it spoiled
This was definetly one of the best recent netflix originals
This movie is awesome for allowing female monsters to be SCARY instead of just SEXY!!!
Haven't seen scary chick vamps since 30 days of night. . .
The make up effects on her were absolutely the best.
Plenty of non-sexy female monsters. Deadites aren't exactly sexy. Hell, one of the nastiest and biggest monsters in movie history was the Queen Xenomorph. Plenty more I could list as well.
And here we go....
Lol, this wont stop them
Want a sequel of this asap
A prequel is more likely, to show how it started. Then a sequel is doable, since all vampires are dead.
@@Raximus3000 Are they all dead tho?🤨
eh no
Blood red ground
@@Raximus3000 the vampire that bitt her is still roaming around, who knows how many are infected?
What an emotional and hurdle-leaping story arc for the character of little Elias, from traumatized child, to terrorist fighter, to vampire killer.
Elias is part vampire since he fed off the milk of his mother, the same way a mother will transmit her antibodies to her children through breast feeding. Clearly he's infected from a less virulent form of vampirism. This explains he's heighten senses. Elias is the german Blade.
I applaud the writer for putting an Arab Muslim guy as the innocent victim and actually the nice guy and put the bad guys mostly white. Love how they wanted to show that terrorism is definitely not an Islamic thing but rather an individual act. Love movies that break negative & wrong stereotypes. 👏👏👏
I love that too lol
I've been waiting for someone to cover this! This was an interesting film.
I literally love this channel. I watch it everyday, no matter how many times I’ve seen it. My husband thinks I’m weird.
had a terrible week glad to see this put a smile on my face and changed my mind for a bit, luv your content
I appreciate you putting so much effort to making these videos ☺️
I find it interesting when the universe/ lore in a film treats vampirism as a disease not a monster... Or at least more of a disease than a monster...
This is a great movie. Having all of the other story parts all tie in to what’s going on is lovely. They did a really good job. If there is a second one(but there’s no reason for one at all) I think it would be a good idea to focus on the older vampire. He clearly has an interesting story behind him that could be explored.
I watched this movie with my dad, uncle, and aunt on vacation. I liked the movie and thought it was pretty good.
I’ve seen EVERY SINGLE Ending Explained video you’ve put up. I need more!!! Lol
I had the trippy experience of watching this movie while on a night flight. I found it to be a bit ridiculous and the child to be very annoying, but I did admit that the woman was a wonderful mother who truly loved her son and wanted the best for him. It was the saving grace of the movie.
I don't blame them because they have no life experience but kids are so fucking dumb. That's why I hate them in movies
You know, that beginning part of the movie, where she's stuck in the snowstorm, kinda reminds me of the beginning of "One for the Road", except that she survives and doesn't infect the Husband.
Please do an ending explained or in-depth breakdown of either Pandorum or It Follows. They're both very good horror movies and criminally underrated maybe by doing an in-depth breakdown or ending explained the movies might gain a wider audience.
love it when kids actually acts and thinks like actual human beings in horror movies.
One of the best films I've seen in YEARS. If you haven't watched it do. The spoilers don't make a difference to the film.
Ive seen it about three times now and it hits just as hard each time. It's fabulous.
That ending broke my heart. She destroyed herself to protect her son.
I haven't seen this movie or even heard about it till you put this out!!!!! SO THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN FOR INTRODUCING ME TO YET ANOTHER AWESOME MOVIE THAT I AM GOING TO HAVE TO GO OUT AND BUY!!!!😁
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Edits are smooth and nice as always. Great shit y’all.
The scariest part was when she went looking for her husband with her young son...it really made my 'fight or flight' alarm go off. Great movie.
I thought I was the only one who found this scene so scary... the sense of dred is crazy good. A helpless mother and baby chased by a feral vampire is crazy
Dominic Purcell is a national treasure.
My only negative in this movie was that he was underutilised
@@sandsjourney3170 agreed
I saw this for the first time recently. I was very impressed, and it immediately became one of my favorite vampire movies. Great film!
Love your videos bro keep it up always watch your stuff when i see it
Damn I never get tired of that intro!
This movie is pretty impressive.i liked how it had flashbacks leading up to the ending.it is very sad that Nadia couldn't be saved tho and poor Elijah had to go thru all of that alone.
I’ve watched this over a dozen times. Loved it
Blood Red Sky caught my attention right away when it first came out; and it took me almost a week to watch the movie. It had some really heartfelt moments in the movie, espicially when Nadja was pushing Elias out of the way to save her son and to protect him. She was a mother all the way through and the both loved each other emensely!
@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE Agreed
this is probably one of the only horror movies that messed with my emotions super hard. like it wasn’t scary, it was just very thrilling and the emotional roller coaster it puts you thru just to get a very tragic ending. when she was pushing her son into the sun to stay safe from the vampires and she pushed him away, gave him one last look before her illness took over. she was an amazing mother and the son will never forget her
I thought this was a good movie. The actress was amazing. She did an amazing job transforming into the vampire.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this one. The directing, acting, storyline, and SFX all worked well. 👍👍
Yeah sort of like the Train to Busan terror in a very confined space.
I'm afraid of Zombies, but i loved Train to Busan 😍
Actually watched this, it was very enjoyable.
The first video I watched before foundflix reviewed. I really liked it.
i love these breakdowns!! i cant stop watching them lol
JUST about to go to sleep too till our boi came in clutch af lessgooo
The ending made me cry and I loved it
Beautiful name you have and I felt the same way as you did. This movie also reminds me of another movie called "Cargo," where the parents of a baby girl get infected and they slowly turn into zombie-ish creatures, and the father (before he fully succumbs to the infection) manages to get his daughter to a safe place inhabited by a tribe, so at least she wouldn't be hurt by the infection.
This was good.
There was a few beats that didn't really work for me, but I enjoyed it. It was a unique take on vampire flicks, that's for sure.
The most immersion breaking moment is seeing the amount of free space in the overhead locker.
I love Found Flix.
You should get Internet Historian to do an intro for you. “One take, I’m busy!”
Your analysis of Netflix was really spot on!
we got a real sports enthusiast here, another great vid, thank you
This movie was so good. I was surprised by just how good this film it was a great slow burn for the first act to all out insanity by the end. Also that ending was so heartbreaking seeing her give up more and more of her humanity in order to save her son throughout the film only to become a full blown monster by the end.
m0r0n
This was a unique and underrated film. I actually liked it a lot.
I had just watched this 3 days ago!! I can finally understand the movie you’re talking about for once haha
Your horror videos are easily the best ones!
This was actually a really good movie
I am literally just about to start this movie I'll come back to your video I promise lol
Lol that's what I did
@@BadAtGaming3484 I just finished the movie. Starting this video now lol. I will say vampires on a plane made me think of The Strain lol. I did enjoy the movie.
That bullet proof car is to put context into why they are creating a fake crash/possibly heisting the plane, it shows that there is important cargo and puts a sub story in the movie.
This film and Train to Busan has become my favorite horror films.