Martin Scorsese on the Unforgettable Horror of Hereditary
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- In our latest Cinema Stories video, Martin Scorsese sharing his admiration and respect for Ari Aster's debut feature, Hereditary. Speaking to Kent Jones during the 57th New York Film Festival, where The Irishman was the Opening Night selection, a busy Scorsese recalls how Hereditary stopped him in his tracks, expertly revealing a complex portrait of a family in grief while inviting comparisons to the finest horror films ever made. Watch the clip below and don’t forget to mark your calendar for the 58th New York Film Festival taking place September 17-October 11, which this year will be presented through a combination of virtual and drive-in screenings.
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That Toni Collette didn't get an Oscar for this movie is disgraceful. That was one of the most intense performances I've ever seen by anyone.
goes to show you that the oscars are just a popularity contest, her snub of not only a nomination but an oscar win is proof of that because she delivered one of the best performances i have ever seen from a female lead
@@jorgemunizjr7955 i would argue it has less to do with popularity (though thats a big part of it) and more to do with the fact that in general the Academy has a distaste for horror movies ane don't take them seriously.
After this film, I still get the creeps watching her play other roles. She was incredible.
@@JuanAMatos-zx4ub I got creepy vibes from her in "I'm thinking of Ending Things" Which was also a fantastic film.
So trie
This is Aster's FIRST *FEATURE* FILM and he's being praised by Martin Scorsese! Mind blowing.
@Vincent H. agreed!
It is mind blowing considering just how bad a film Hereditary is.
@@cinemar how’s it a bad film
@@cinemar why because you couldn't sleep?
@@Charzy1230 Huh?
"Hereditary" was the best film of 2018, yet it received 0 Oscar nominations and 0 Golden Globe nominations. These award shows have a flagrant bias against horror movies.
Absolutely!!! Hereditary is the best horror film since The Exorcist. And I don’t say that lightly. Toni Collete was ROBBED. At least she has legions of fans and film buffs saying the same thing .
really happy to learn im not the only one who feels all of these things lol
I totally agree. Annihilation was also amazing and it got no nominations too. A Quiet Place and Suspiria were also from the same year, horror films just keep getting ignored.
Midsommar was one of my favourites of last year as well, but it was a much stronger year, still deserved a nomination imo.
I think the reason is that most horror movies are really bad (imo), with only few exeptions like hereditary...
Agreed, way better than shitty COnjuring.
Imagine being complimented that way from freaking MARTY SCORSESSEEEE...jeez.
It's got poor ratings too online... Insane!!
On your DEBUT movie
@@v4v819 7.3 on IMDb (as much as IMDb ratings are worth, but hey), 89% on Rotten Tomatoes, 87 points in Metacritc...
Where are those poor ratings you speak of?
@@khymaaren Amazon... 3 out of 5 stars... Insane...
@@khymaaren I think audiences didn't love it. Who cares tho?
Toni Collettes cry after you know who died, just shook me
Appreciate your efforts not to spoil
@many saints Totally forgot that. She's one of the best for sure.
Yeah that was chilling, amazing acting though
@@nogenemcguinty maybe you should watch the movie instead of yt clips about it...
oh right you just want to be a wet blanket. gl w/ that
That scream is ingrained into my brain since and forever
If Martin Freaking Scorsese praised my FIRST film I would probably faint and die at peace.
Yeah I'd burst into flames.
@@mechasentai Him taking his time to watch it would be big praise already
@@mechasentai Is that a reference to Hereditary and Midsommar?
But you won't have the opportunity to surprise him with your second one
@@gabrielesimone1372 Why not?
I usually don't find movies like this too scary but this movie legit freaked me out. So good
@@dx315 why is this so creepy? I mean I saw the trailer but I couldn't understand what was creepy ....
@@ginsulimani3075 hmm .. just watch it?
The scene where the mom is hiding in her son’s room on THE CEILING in the dark oh my god
@@LeMonsieurZ hmm i've seen it & i have to agree. nothing scary at all. i'm curious what people find scary about it
@@drdoolittle8396 out of curiosity, what movies do you find scary?
Sometimes, i wake in the middle of the night, and i think about the mom on the wall and i decide i don't want to pee anymore. I'd rather die of a bladder explosion.
Holy fuck THIS. To this day, I've never slept with my lights off
literally same
hahhahahhaha I love your comment.
Bob Wily, is that you?
Toni Colette is one of the finest actresses of this time.
Agreed!
Disagree it should be - one of the finest actresses of all time
she's criminally underrated
Its crazy the academy just doesn't recognize the mastery all over this movie.
Just dumb Hollywood politics
The people that vote are far too conservative. It's almost as if the academy voters from the 50's never died, and they're still voting.
Real cutting edge movies, the most they could hope for, is just a directors nod, or a best screenplay nod. That's it.
In most cases, the best picture usually goes to something that's safer, easier to understand, and more traditional.
@@malachimatcho7583 So I’m a big anime fan and I’ve been waiting for them to look at some other type of animation than just Disney or Gibli films cause there’s stories out there that people need to see be recognize like Silent voice or your name etc
@@vibangigan5336 Yeah I agree. You pointed out a glaring problem with the academy. The fact that they actually DON'T see most movies worth watching. They see all the films that are heavily marketed, have well known actors or directors attached, and most studio films.
Independent films and others with low budgets or limited marketing... Good Luck.
With this in mind, plus the politics involved in selecting which films win awards, I stopped watching the Oscars around 1995.
It’s a horror movie.
“It’s about family, and that’s what’s so powerful about it.”
The success of this film is showing real pain. The pain these characters felt is a real pain people feel. That's the delicate dance of hyperbole. You don't have to have the events that occured in this movie happen to you to share in that deep, primordial sense of loss. The horror storytelling exists to elevate and transfer this message via the medium of horror but the story being told here, one of a family destroyed, is a genuine story. To me the greatest horror achieves this in a way no other genre or medium can
One of the best descriptions about how this movie operates I've ever read. It's one of the most viscerally suffocating and devastating movies I've ever seen.
I dint feel anything for them
@@domingosjunior6805 because it's a personal thing. Not everyone has experienced depression and loss like that. If you haven't it wouldn't resonate nor does it have to, that's the beauty of art, at its best it's very intimate and personal and occasionally that personal portrayal resonate with others. When that happens it becomes a shared experience. Clearly that's been the case for enough people for this film to be the success it has but also from the criticism and amounts of people who don't get it/understand/empathize, it has been just as alienating.
@@domingosjunior6805 another director I feel, at his best, achieves a similar effect is Lars Von Trier and similarly people will hate his movies/character studies but an equal amount of people will share in the pain he is portraying
Accident and coming home, awaiting for the morning, then the screams. That part was almost too much to handle.
Her neck, with the dental floss movement. That was over the edge.
My soul left my body when I watched that 😱
not dental floss - a piano string
nah fuck that shit I looked away at that part, just the sound of the string going through was enough to make me cringe
How are you flossing 😳
@@deedeejones57 he never said it was dental floss he said 'dental floss movement"
I still remember being floored by toni collette's masterful acting in the sixth sense, the scene in the car where she finally learns about her son's "gift". And she is still outdoing herself. One of the greatest actors ever
Just thinking about that scene still gives me chills.
Watch all if her films and shows. She has so much talent!
@@ASMRyouVEGANyet She should have gotten the Emmy this year for The Staircase. Unfortunately, Amanda Seyfried was phenomenal in The Dropout as well.
Should have given two this year. If you haven't watched The Staircase, I highly recommend it. Toni Collette is outstanding.
Undeniably one of the greatest actors of all time and certainly in the top 5 of greatest working actors today imho
She was robbed of that Oscar for Sixth Sense same way Hayley Joel Osment was the Academy definitely has something against horror movies like they just don't respect it asa genre and that's so sad
Forget other scenes in the film, the dinner table scene with his son in the movie was simply outstanding. What a brilliant actress, the pause, the rawness, the breath, the intensity, the expressions, dialogue delivery everything was brilliant. Toni Collette is my favourite. The hereditary is one of the best horror films because of its unconventional approach! I don't care what people thinks of that film, I loved it! I wish more filmmakers/creators would think to make films like the hereditary.
I just see it as a movie about the insanity of grief. I had lost my dad after a long and absolutely brutal decline from a stroke, not long before it came out, and I actually found Hereditary therapeutic.
thats interesting because toni colette said the same about making the movie, for her
Definitely agree about the insanity of grief. I also think the movie's a metaphor about how your family can f**k you up. Annie's mother literally used her daughter and her grandkids for her own selfish desires, causing them to go insane and ultimately lose their own humanity.
The first time I watched this movie, I didn't even realize how good the actors were because I was the most freaked out I have ever been from a movie. The second time I watched it, I was blown away by the acting, (all the non-horror stuff, the family dynamic as Scorsese mentions). It just locks in your attention.
You should watch the Shining
Hereditary stuck with me for days, if not weeks, I kept seeing the grandmother floating up my stairs towards me, scared the bejesus out of me. Great filmmaking!
This film completely traumatised me.
I never recovered
Is not a jumpscare type of movie, but that movie can fuck you up
@Nubiamancy wait whaat
CLUCK!
@Nubiamancy Sounds like i've been missing out on a lot of things
@@UJJYY Seeing people behave in ways you are simply not used to is more terrifying than monsters etc.
That scene when the son is covered in gasoline was one of the creepiest realizations.
what a film!
Um the scene where he looks up in the attic, and sees his mom saw off her own head was crazy intense
or the scene where the gardener starts to nibble the corners of the house. that gave me goosebumps.
@@papaluego9507 lol
The scene where you see her floating headless up to the trees house and then you see what is waiting up there is disturbing on so many levels with the music and images you see them worshiping the Demon at the end the realism that this could actually be happening somewhere in this world is terrifying and stays with you after the movie is over
there is plenty of great and super scary scenes like the ones you guys mentioned. I really loved the one where it shows the outside of the house, and then it blinks for a night time in the same take, but now there is multiple naked people staring at the house. It's so simple, but man that was scary as fuck for some reason
I saw Hereditary about a year ago. I was mesmerized by the slow burn of the film. The intensity grew with each passing scene. I love how the family was being controlled,to some degree, without them having a conscious idea if it. I never liked horror films because they seem more comical for some of their ridiculous nature than scary to me. But this movie gave me the chills. I got the same feeling from the Nicole Kidman film, "The Others". Very clever story telling in both films.
Nice to hear a kind word for The Others. I too thought it was very effective. I still remember the very weird way the husband said, "Sometimes I bleed." But I had friends who thought it was predictable.
'Hereditary' just keeps ratcheting the tension up, and then at the end there's no release. It stays wound up inside you and leaves a deeply unsettling mark as a result
That dinner sequence was my childhood.
Good movie though!
Summers in Rangoon. Luge lessons....
Oh man :/
Ari Aster and Robert Eggers are here to save the horror genre and I’m all for it 🎉
The Witch is a terrific debut, just a notch below Hereditary.
We got the four horseman of our generation: Robert Eggers, Ari Aster, Jordan Peele and Julia Ducournau
@@Teerapatkongrat other than ‘Raw’ I haven’t seen anything else from Julia Ducournau but thanks for the suggestion I’ll definitely be checking out more of her work 👍🏽
They’re here to save filmmaking all together
@tildo Her last movie Titane is also a masterpiece.
I second Scorcese's admiration for this film. When Toni Colette yells at her son at the dinner table..... I got goosebumps from watching that. And the son? WOW "what about you mom?" and the look of rage on Colette's face??!!! her whole face became an acting zone. I don't even want to know where the actress went to get that feeling. SCARY. Rarely have I seen a horror movie so well acted apart from "lights out".... or Insiduous. One common denominator is the acting level that is off the charts good for all 3. In fact, The chemistry between family members is just ....beautifully tragic.
Really glad he mentioned The Changeling. One of the most moving horror movies ever made.
I saw this on Halloween over at a friend's house this year. They put it in the DVD player and after five minutes I thought, "Great, some modern overwrought gory nonsense. After about thirty minutes I found myself as invested in the characters as I'd ever been while watching a movie. By the third act I was pretty sure this thing was at frightening as "The Exorcist" or "Rosemary's Baby." I still haven't totally recovered. This is the most terrifying (or maybe just disturbing) horror movie I've ever seen, and also the most well-constructed. It reminds me a lot of "The Innocence" with Deborah Kerr (which I know Scorsese also loved), in that it continuously forces you to focus on the background, seeing things that the characters don't see.
you were right the first time.
Much more frightening than Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist. I find them both somewhat trite and overrated. Hereditary, though, is an slow burn of nonstop building anxiety and it works to perfection, with an epic payoff.
@@plasticweapon ??? You watch the same film? There's hardly any gore (like QT films, a lot of the violence/gore is implied and your mind fills 9n the blanks) and I defy you to point to a part that is "overwrought".
@@hgr.7857 not good enough. it's pretentious and derivative.
@@plasticweapon What a pretentious, derivative critique.
I can’t imagine Marty sitting down and watching this film, it seems so far out of his realm but I absolutely love that he was fully invested into this masterful horror film.
He said that The Shining and The Exorcist are one of his favourite horror movies so yeah, after hearing that, I could totally imagine him sitting down watching a horror movie especially from A24
Scorsese loves horror films.
@@t.hussain921 The Shining, Psycho and The Exorcist are some of his favorite horror movies
He made Shutter Island
I've seen this damn movie 4 times and I'm still not tired of it. The tense pull of keeping family together despite an undercurrent of darkness and emotional chaos is absolutely gripping.
I've seen it about as many times, and I've come to forget that when I first saw it, the resolution--the "explanation" for all the horror'--came as a let-down. Up to that point, it was a deep well of unexplainable familial pain that required no tidying up. However, I don't hold it against the movie. I still think it's brilliant. Midsommar, however, was a disappointment.
I watched this movie a month ago for the first time. I went about my life not thinking about it at all and then randomly the other night I woke up in a panic with this movie in my head. I was terrified.
Don’t come in here saying “oh, this movie wasn’t scary...” because if this isn’t scary, I don’t know what is. This is the only movie I find so unsettling that I can’t watch it again. It’s the kind of horror that sticks with you and it takes weeks to mentally “heal” from it. If you didn’t find this movie scary, I’d like to see what you consider scary then. Don’t just dismiss it as not scary; give us some examples of movies you thought were scarier. People mention Insidious, which I love, but honestly; did anyone find the demon in insidious scary during the climax when he travels to get the son? Kind of a let down actually. A lot of horror is like this, great moments and scares, but mixed with disappointment. Hereditary just builds and builds until you don’t think it can get any more horrifying and it goes 10 steps further. That being said I found Midsommar not very scary at all. Somewhat disturbing and frustrating to watch, but I don’t think he was going for straight horror with Midsommar.
💯👍🏼👍🏼
I love James Wan's movies (when he directs them) but he honestly should tone down the CGI a bit. It is so bad it ruins the climax every time, in Insidious, the conjuring 2 (he did so well on the first one)...
People who said Hereditary ain't scary probably watched the movie at home, with lights turn on or watch it in a crowded place, paused the movie many times, playing with their phones while watching it and hilariously turned the volume down while watching it, that's just how i think people who say Hereditary ain't scary. I watched it in a theater, man what a fucking experience
Thank you!
I will come on here and say it to you. THIS MOVIE WAS NOT SCARY AT ALL. There, I said it
I seriously cannot rave enough about how absolutely incredible and incredibly well done Hereditary was. Toni Collete will forever go down as one of the best performers for that performance. The horror of that movie was visceral. It stayed with me for so long
'Nightmares in the middle of the day'. That is a good description of this film.
the first half felt like a drama then you continue watching oh man what a experience
I'm really glad he mentioned The Changeling. That was an incredible movie on many levels.
Toni Collette is one of the finest actors walking this Earth. She is absolutely amazing.
One of my favourite movies of the past five or so years. The pacing and switch into horror going from what you think is a drama to begin with is formidable. The subtle orbs and soundtrack. Fantastic.
I particularly remember the music during the final scene, at the gathering in the treehouse. It sounded a little like the prelude to Das Rheingold, put through a demonic filter.
I thought Alex Wolff was sensational in this movie. His acting in that scene (if you've seen it you know) is next level.
I was also impressed by his performance. I still only know of him otherwise as the school newspaper editor in Bad Education. His character in Hereditary undergoes incredible suffering, as we watch him in the grip of something he can't control and doesn't consciously grasp. It seems, though, that it's the mother (Collette) who bears the heaviest burden.
Id say it feels amazing to have him call out your film with such affection.
Hereditary is one of those movies that I literally got about 20-30 mins into and had to turn it off with how scary it was. It’s a shame I probably won’t see the rest of it but that’s just a testament to how effective Aster is at horror lol
“Hereditary” was amazing!!!
The only movie that's given me nightmares in recent memory. I almost hate it because of how horrifying it is, but I can't deny for a second the brilliance of the direction.
The interviewer looks like george carlin from behind!
I thought it was him for a sec then I remembered he's already dead
Hereditary had me sleeping with a light on for longer than I'd like to admit. Toni Collette was completely snubbed.
nice of him to mention The Haunting and The Innocents. 2 black and white films that modern audiences would be wise to watch
Americans always make ghost borings,the old ones ot the new jump scare one
i stick with japaneseghost
I've watched all the best horror movies, I'm an adult who doesn't scare easy, and Hereditary is truly the scariest movie I've ever seen in my life
shit I'm not going to watch it now, oh well
@@caspar_gomez I honestly didn't find it that scary. Very unsettling, yes, but scary...not really
@@jonathanmckendry2640 i thought the 2nd half was hilarious af.
@@jonathanmckendry2640 hmm...I've fallen for that one before. But I may be brave and give it a go. I like shining,the thing, alien type horros
@@caspar_gomez It's very much like the shining.
I find movies like the insidious series to be far more scary. This was intriguing, mysterious, spooky.
But not keep me up at night with lights on scary!
Even before starting the video I have to say: I made my family watch this film and the effect on the audience is pure cinema in full gear. A good film pleases the most fanatic and the most casual viewers. Hereditary made them jump, scream, cry, laugh and even "cope", entering 5 stage denial. This movie is PERFECT.
Scorsese complimented him and he totally deserved it
I think this is the reason why I like the new netflix horror His House because yes while it has many well executed scray moments, it also portrays a family with a very traumatic experience.
This movie is a treasure. I always recommend this movie!
I finally saw this today, and holy crap did that hit me hard. It was a lot more emotionally brutal (maybe not quite the right word, but that's all I got right now) than I had anticipated. For a debut film, it's pretty incredible.
This film was and continues to be under-appreciated.The film, along with Toni Collette, should have been nominated for oscars.
I love films that are as divisive as “Hereditary”. Either people love it or despise it. They should have never marketed it as a horror movie. It’s more like a family drama with some extremely disturbing imagery.
I dont know a single person who despites this film. It's a masterpiece of cinema that transcends the genre. Horror done in the best way possible.
@@ouranos0101 I know many, many people who HATED this movie. Maybe they thought it was disturbing, slow, over the top, or they didn’t like the satanic elements. Their loss. The film is masterful. It has stayed with me for years.
Yeah some people have shit taste and don’t want a cathartic experience but to just watch and don’t have to think too much
I loved it but I can hardly bring myself to watch the whole thing again. It's just so unpleasant.
I believe Hereditary became this generations ‘Rosemary’s Baby’
I’m so glad I wasn’t exposed to any spoilers before seeing this movie. Because one scene really shocked me, and the rest of it just fills you with genuine dread like any really good horror movie should.
Incredible movie. I get that it isn't for everyone, but I adore it.
What horrified me the most about this movie was witnessing the dissolution of this family and knowing that there's nothing the mother could do to stop it. They were doomed from the beginning.
hereditary was one of the best horror films I have watched, its shockingly disturbing and haunts you from inside but I don't know why it did not surpass conjuring or conjuring 2 in terms of box office collection, at the end of the day every movie is made to entertain you and to make money out of that entertainment.
It's too intelligent. Ari Aster is taking the devastation of grief and making the horror and isolation and rage and unimaginable loss and bringing all those aspects to a visual platform. And that is terrifying and brilliant.
@@mclare71 I do agree with you , grief of losing someone close and then losing your sanity terrifies the most as it's connected to human emotions more
@@mclare71 i agree but i think that has more to do with relatability than intelligence, i understand what you're trying to say but i didn't think this film was great because it made me think, i think its great because how i felt conected to those themes you mentioned, you dont intellectualize it, you feel it
@@LuisAngel-mu4zv YES!
The Conjuring movies were marketed more mainstream while still being pretty awesome. Hereditary is awesome just with out the mainstream appeal
i left the theatre very disturbed after this movie...still can't push myself to watch it again.
Scorsese: "It almost like a dream nightmare in the middle of the day that you're having"
Then he should also watch Midsommar
He did. He liked it even more than this one.
@@antoniettabombardelli8868 source???
@@sidrockx6399 he wrote a commentary on Midsommar director's cut DVD.
"Yeah" x 100. Great contribution interviewer. Very necessary to constantly repeat that and not distracting at all when Scorsese is answering.
Toni collette and frances mcdormand are the goat female actors of this generation
I watched this film opening weekend. I almost walked out of the cinema when I saw the mom wailing on the floor. It felt like a punch in the stomach
Scorsese: So...
Other guy: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah.
yeah
Yeah
Yeah
Saw this then only heard “yeah”
The ending of this film was unbelievable and it stays with you after awhile and then you watch it again and you can't take your eyes away , because the acting is so good and you know that ending is coming with the music and the whole thing and you see more around the room with all the followers and it just takes you to another plain of horror mixed with reality!!!
This was one of the greatest horror film I have ever seen
Ari. Aster is going to be the next wes Craven mark my words
Toni Collette's achievement in Hereditary is on par with Jack Nicholson in The Shining and Anthony Perkins in Psycho. She was sensational in the role to the point where I will never forget even the smallest details she created.
I saw this with friends and most of them liked it but didn't see brilliance behind it. It was a very underrated film, and people sell it short by calling it "just a horror movie".
what sold me in this movie was the decapitation scene of the sister, of how he interlaced fragments of info just enough that you realise together with the movie in real time what is going to happen when it is unfolding and when it happens its a simultaneos prediction and surprise of the events. the scenes have this double effect wich makes them powerfull. Like when you see the dark figures in the corner, your brain processes them but you are not sure if you saw them, and its as if the movie knows you looked at them before seeing them and the jumpscare is precisely cause you already knew there was something..
I wonder if they have a friendship or something, because Ari interviewed Scorsese.
Wonderful to here his comments. The movie transcends the horror genre
I guess Ari Aster now has permission to call him Marty.
Being praised by Scorsese is much better than receiving an Academy award for your job
She killed this role
This is the entire reason I love horror. Hated it as a child but love as an adult. It takes you places most people don’t normally go. It’s a small reminder of the realities of the world and what you are allowed to ignore. I like and welcome those reminders.
Hereditary and The Wailing are 2 best horror flicks I've seen the past 10 years.
YouHaveGoodTaste
I liked the wailing but didn’t find it scary AT ALL. Hereditary had me avoiding going downstairs for water at night tho lol
I agree 1000% Martin! When I first saw this in theater, I realized that I had unconsciously leaned forward in my seat by the middle of the film. It was unnerving, creepy, shocking, sad, unnecessary pain, madness, all wrapped up in dysfunction, the family was shattered long before the opening scene. Brilliant performances, disturbing uncomfortable score, Toni Collette’s portrayal of agony and guilt in regard to her daughter’s horrible death. This movie stays with me...👏🏼🙌🏼
The horror and fear the movie induces really sets in when the credits start rolling!
It's funny the thing that bothered me the most was the supernatural element. The family dynamic and generational trauma are what I remember and enjoyed the most from the movie!
I had the same reaction when I first saw it! It was something of a disappointment to see it get neatly wrapped up with a bow.
I really enjoyed it as well. Im honestly trying to think of a horror film i enjoyed more. Not too many. The Exorcist(1973) is one of my favorites still. The old Evil Dead films and even the newer one wasnt bad. Someone give me some excellent horror movies to watch!!
"Train to Busan" (Korea), "Tucker & Dale vs. Evil" (Horror comedy homage to Evil Dead), "Midsommar" (Bookend to "Hereditary"), "Shutter" (Thailand).
definitely check out John Carpenter’s The Thing, Alien, Jaws, Psycho, Halloween (of course), An American Werewolf in London, and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre just to name a few. ;)
@@danhernan7855
Ive seen all those except the werewolf one. Great films!
@@8JFJK8 it’s a great film !
The movie isn't scary as much as it is unsettling. I had goosebumps watching this film.
well that's a fear response, either way. so it is scary if it's unsettling
George Carlin is a great interviewer
with so many shows and movies being made, it's like people forget that filmmaking is a CREATIVE medium...hereditary is CREATIVE
An instant classic.
Ari Aster has every still of this video framed in his office haha. What amazing praise to get!
When I first watched Hereditary I had absolutely no idea what I was in for.
I've been a horror movie fan since I was 3 (I'm not exaggerating lol). I'm 32 now, and this movie had me exhilarated.
Ari Aster is a horror movie genius. I also really loved Midsommar as well, can't wait to see what Ari puts out next.
me and my gf were in the same situation. we decided to watch this movie while on vacation in my beach house. 3 floor house only us alone, watching these after midnight. jesus christ we were hiding under our blankets while watching the movie.
I got the chills just seeing the thumbnail for this video. Creepy and haunting.
Hereditary was a truly horrific, disturbing and unsettling film. Midsommar again they knocked it out of the park! True horror films that grip you and stay with you for a long time after you’ve viewed them
I love this video. Martin is so damn classy in recognizing and complimenting Ari Aster and everyone else's work. This is how legends behave!
Hereditary is a Curate’s egg. Visually arresting but saddled with several overwrought performances especially the normally excellent Collette. Screeching and gurning, her ripe performance over-balanced a film which possessed genuinely chilling scenes. I saw it in the cinema and the climatic scene was greeted with serious, the audience laughing at its preposterousness. Fortunately Aster went onto direct a modern day masterpiece with Midsommar.
The MCU shills who think, MS is too jealous to appreciate work of other film-makers really need to see this.
Hereditary is a work of genius
Hereditary is so Fucked up movie. One of the greatest Horrors of our generation
These comments and praises are better than any nominations
Yea, because Paimon is real demon in history. He is listed in the Lesser key of Solomon. The 9th king of Hell has knowledge of past and future events, clearing up doubts, making spirits appear, creating visions, acquiring and dismissing servant spirits, reanimating the dead for several years, flight, remaining underwater indefinitely, and general abilities to "make all kinds of things". You see many of these phenomena during the film.
the horror of pain that has happened as opposed to the horror at what might happen, is astounding in Aster's films... he captures the "god no, please god no" of wailing grief so well .... I love horror, and there are many greats, but I found this grief aspect almost too much .... the real, deep horror . Anyone who has seen this movie will know the particular scene I am talking about... it is in Midsommer too...
Great seeing Scorsese give it this regard and acknowledgment... a fantastic film in so many ways.
This was the scariest film i've ever seen... can't remember any other film that scared me so much
Alien (1979) scared me to a similar degree, but this was much more disturbing..
Did you see his next film Midsommar?
@@batsshadow Not as disturbing imo. I feel like Hereditary was just so good it's pretty hard to match that, not just in terms of horror but the movie as a whole.
@@xavier1752 Fascinating. For me it was the opposite. Hereditary was disturbing, but Midsommar so much so that I got nauseous while viewing. I considered leaving the theater because I thought I might vomit on the floor.
Both were excellent.
I recommending you to watch Rosemary's Baby since I felt Hereditary is inspired from it.
Even watching it on a tiny plane’s monitor and gritty audio still gives me goosebumps over how good the whole movie is.
It’s the mark of a good hit when a song still gets you moving when played on an old radio.
"interviewer": yeah, yeah, yep, yeah, yeah, yeah...
Toni Collette and Florence Pugh should’ve been nominated for every single award there is for Hereditary and Midsommar respectively.
these movies are next level!
Most disturbing film I've ever seen. The sense of forbidding is thick.
Foreboding