Thank you all for watching me suffer :') Thank you to Henriette that wanted to watch the movie together with me, it really helped watching it with someone! ♥ Reminder to subscribe to my other channels as well ↬ youtube.com/@centaneanime youtube.com/@kamillaa ♥
kamilla tell henriette I have just subscribe to her channel and her twitch and am looking forward to great things from her no pressure though lol 😘☺️❤️✌️
i really love this movie. i think it is especially well crafted, the casting is awesome, it is full of details, but... this maybe wouldn't be my first choice in order to try out horror (and maybe not my second or third either). anyway, thank you for both your efforts! the reaction was almost more intense than the movie itself. i imagine it must've been like a rollercoaster (that gets really sad at points) 😅
If you aren't a horror fan then I can tell you this is a good place to start because there are few movies this good in horror... But its a bad place to start because there are few movies this good in horror !!! To 'clean' yourself after watching this movie just watch a pokemon movie... it cleanses the soul and you'll sleep better !!! LOL
@@UnhandyCandy280 WRONG!! The only PERSON that can cleanse your soul and cover all of your sins is to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will receive the gift of everlasting life and shall never perish! Those who deny this TRUTH are still under condemnation! John 3:15-18 Do not be deceived by the occult as it seems you are as I used to be, RUN to the Lord Jesus Christ and believe in His gospel: the death, burial, and resurrection on the third day for our justification that we don’t deserve, defeating death so that whosoever believes in Him shall never perish but have everlasting life! These are the words of Jesus Christ, God in the flesh: Therefore I said to you that you will die in your sins; for if you do not believe that I AM HE, you will die in your sins. John 8:24 You are in my prayers!!
Dude what are you talking about? She deserved to win let alone nominated. She had the best performance that year, way impactful than Olivia Colman. Toni Collette is master actor
@@rics1883 I agree she had a strong case for Best Actress winner, but what else could she have qualified for? The "multiple Oscars" thing was the focus of my comment.
You wouldn’t think it is that funny if you understood the spiritual things that are happening when someone opens themselves up to the occult which is Satanism hidden in plain sight! Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved from the wrath to come. John 3:36 You are in my prayers!!
I never understood why people thought that this movie was scary...For me, Korean and Japanese horror movies are waaaay scarier than this movie. I thought this was an okay movie. I give it a 6 out of 10 scare factor.
@@mikef2811 you never understood because based on your preferred horror movies, you rely on jumpscare fest. The movie was about about grief and coping. The movie's horror is not the demon. The horror is the grief of the family and the cope they needed to do for it.
@@mikef2811 to be afraid of losing a loved one, to be worried that you're not raising your family right, to be forced to realise that the horror moment is fleeting but the real difficulty is coping with the aftermath, it's really not very difficult to understand, just as I can understand that zombies and surprises can be scary. But if not acknowledging something is the way to prove that your taste is correct, don't let that stop you lol
I despise jump scares. But I adore horror movies. Being startled isn't the same as being scared. Legit scary horror movies are exceedingly rare. This is one of them.
What do you think of the Blair Witch Project? It's got no jumpscares at all, it's all in the building tension throughout the movie. It's polarizing, some people (like me) think it's one of the scariest movies ever made, others literally find it not scary at all and super boring.
@@IceCendersBlair Witch Project was scary when it first came out because people were questioning if it was real found footage or not. Nowadays people know it’s 100% fake so it doesn’t have the same effect. It’s not scary to those who watch it today, but at the time it released, it was in the conversation for one of the scariest movie ever made
I definitely needed a 2nd viewing to fill in the blanks, I think it's one of the best horror movies ever made. And even accounting for the fact that the Oscars rarely recognize horror, it's a travesty that Toni Collette didn't get a nomination.
I know u didn't see it but a couple things to go back and look at. The first time Peter is in his bed and he thinks Charlie is there, his eyes flash red! First time mom sleeps in treehouse, after Charlie dies and the camera pans backward, look at the wall! Last time Peter wakes up in his room, look at the top left corner, above his head!
This movie is outstanding as a pice of cinema, but at the same time it has such a depressing tone and Toni Collette's performance is so gut-wrenching and real that I don't think I'm watching it for a second time anytime soon. It's too much to take.
There’s so many excellent pieces of foreshadowing throughout this movie, it really is the kind of thing you have to watch it more than once. [Spoilers ahead] When Annie (the mom) goes to the group therapy session, she talks about her father dying when she was a baby - starving himself and hearing voices - as well as her older brother who killed himself and suffered from ‘schizophrenic hallucinations’ and accused their mother of “putting people inside him”. When you get to the end and it’s revealed the grandma was a member of a cult that worships Paimon, a king of Hell, and would regularly offer vessels to bring him into our world in order to gain great wealth. A thing to note is there are notes that reveal Paimon prefers a male vessel, that’s why the grandma wanted to get her hands on Peter, and the events of the movie happen to move Paimon from Charlie’s body to Peter. Looking back at Annie’s family, there was never any schizophrenia or hallucinations. Annie’s mom was trying to use her husband and son for the ritual to allow Paimon to possess them, and failed. She really did “put people inside him”. And the moment where Charlie says: “who’s gonna take care of me when you die?” is so much more horrifying on a second watch, when you realize she’s talking about the ritual at the end of the movie.
yeah! i can't think of many other actors that actually managed to evoke so much emotion in me (as toni collette did in this movie). i also think it increases with repeat viewings. but she also made me cry in "the sixth sense" 😅
It's because the Academy is biased against the horror genre. That's why producers who want their horror films to be considered usually call them "thrillers" instead.
6:05 when you said "that is such a weird translation" I knew instantly what it must have said. hahaha.... and it turns out she WAS referring to breastfeeding 😅
One of the horror masterpieces of modern cinema. The actors are brilliant, the visuals are sophisticated and already perfectly crafted, and Colin Stetson's hellishly beautiful score, composed mostly for wind instruments - remember that Paimon is known for his camel-riding trumpets and other instruments - gives this a perfectly put together piece of work. There are few films that are capable of having a physical, physiological impact on the viewer during and after the film.
You should really react to Session 9! It's one of the best thrillers ever made and most people don't know about it but it is a classic. Itd be great because most of your young audience will be watching it for the first time with you.
This was so hilarious to watch your reactions, but to see you both get traumatized to a level you weren't expecting in real time, I started to feel kind of bad for you two. But keep doing horror movies! Midsommar by the same director of Hereditary is great too.
I’d like to recommend a film that is kind of a variation on a theme: The Night House (2020.) Assuming you have not seen it already. Alex Wolff, (the son in Hereditary,) is fantastic in an underseen film called Pig (2021) starring Nicolas Cage. If you have not seen these, the obvious follow-up is Midsommar (2019;) also The VVitch (2015;) The Ritual (2017;) Green Room (2015;) Rosemary’s Baby (1968;) Night Of The Creeps (1986;) Return Of The Living Dead (1985.) 🙏🏼☺️ Godspeed
I cannot believe you watched this one, this horror movie has one of the most disturbing scenes I have seen, "The power pole and the car" that scene always makes me shudder.
That’s because this is the occult, which is Satanism hidden in plain sight deceiving many, as I used to be deceived by the occult myself. My dear friend, I am telling you the truth, most people either ignore or laugh at what I’m saying thinking this is just a joke! I’m telling you the TRUTH, believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved from the wrath to come. John 3:36 You are in my prayers friend!!
i would love if you could react to any of the Lars von Trier movies... they all have one thing in common that they are deeply disturbing on different levels, some are a no go for youtube, but works like "Dancer in the Dark" with the musican Björk as a lead role would be perfect
Kamila, have you seen "The Sixth Sense"? I don't see it on your playlists. It's a GREAT suspense thriller! (I'm probably the millionth person to ask.....LOL)
@@Centane …. It has some scary scenes, but in my opinion, it is not a horror film. It is a beautiful suspense-thriller-romance story. Outstanding performances by Bruce Willis, Toni Collette and Haley Joel Osment.
Think...no part of this movie would have happened, if Annie right from the beginning, went through her mom's boxes! Pro tips...go back to the scene, the mom's work table, watch the blue bottle! The director did Midsonmar as well. It's good but I just kinda didn't buy the premise, so I wasn't as impressed. This movie here, I would put up with The Thing, Exorcist, the shining, a few others. How Toni Collette didn't win an Oscar for this, is beyond me! A bit of horror truth, when he smashed his face in the desk, he was supposed to hit padding but didn't. His face looking all dislocated, was real! Also Peter's first class, is the same subject from the original Holloween, and the trailer for this came out the same day, the Halloween reboot did!😮😮😮Another callback is during their seance, the clock stops, callback to exorcist! What was hereditary in this family wasn't mental illness, it was Grandma and proly those before her, driving family members insane, with their satanic/cult worship! Charlie was already possessed, represented by the clicks. Heard while she was alive, and after she died, BEFORE the seance. I would say, joan tried sacrificing her son and grandson. Either they killed themselves, or she killed them. Seems if Paimon is not happy with a body it is in, it has to die and be beheaded, so paimon can leave the body, i say it happened to dear old grandma, and definitely happened to Annie and Charlie! I just noticed a weird parallel...the biggest foreshadowing...when the dad gets charlie from the treehouse to go to the funeral, she standing up in the corner, and the camera view is from below slightly like shes twisting and floating!!!! Then In the almost final scenes, the mom is up in the corner of charlies room then floats away, then is up in the corner, above peter, as he's looking at his burned dad!😮 And finally, charlie is back where we first met her, hanging in the treehouse! Biblically speaking, u NEVER want to conjure someone who is dead...this NEVER goes well! King Saul conjured the spirit of the profit, and all went downhill real fast! Anyone notice in mom's room, triangle on the floor. The mirror? Like absolutely zero reflection?😮😮😮😮. For me, I just couldn't by into Midsonmar, so I thought it was stupid. But u may like it. His next was with Joaquin Phoenix, in I think called, Beau is afraid. The Oscars ought to before themselves on this one! She has been a top ten actor, male or female, for 30 years! The mom in 6th sense, this, knives out, a offbeat comedy with Cameron Diaz, there's nothing she can't do! also think, every word out of grandma and Joanie's mouth was a lie. And u can bet they both killed off the male members of their families, to gain power or get Paimon into one of the male bodies. Or both. Joanie knew, if Annie did a seance, by herself or with family, she would let Paimon/Charlie loose in her house, because Annie had zero idea how to end a seance, or send demons back to where they came from. So Annie's dad was either starved by Grandma or he did it to himself purposely, to be weak and no good for a demon. Annie's brother said in his suicide note, Grandma was putting people inside him. And Joanie? Probably herself, drowned her son and grandson! Also after Charlie's death, the mom goes to sleep in the treehouse, watch the wall when the camera zoom pulls backwards!😮😱
@@sardonicsisyphus I often tell people to look for A24 films if they’re tired of “Hollywood”. I don’t promise they’ll like the films though lol. I like most of them, but like anything there are some turds in there also.
One of the scariest horror films I've ever seen lol, but so well directed and the sound design added so much to the tension... the acting though, Toni Collette should've won an Oscar for this
The US has many different cultures in a very large country. "Shoes off" is something some people do and some don't. One size does not fit all if you get my meaning. Please keep in mind there are very few things that everyone does.
Not the time to lose one's head. That's not the way to get ahead in life. It's a shame she wasn't more headstrong... She'll never be the head of a major corporation.
The director has spoken a lot about the story. King Paimon is a real king of hell in The Lesser Key of Solomon. Charlie was possessed by Paimon from the beginning of the movie. Peter wasn’t emotionally damaged enough for Paimon to possess. Since Paimon wants a male host, the grandma’s sect, including Joan, mess with the family and Peter until Paimon can possess him.
Nice reaction. NGL this movie is a masterclass in creating suspense. Viewers are just cooked in their seats waiting for the scare to happen. Also ever since I became fluent in English I never trusted translators again. They're just injecting lots of things that aren't there in movies, books, games etc.
The Italian saying "Traduttore, traditore" (translator, traitor) comes to mind. Aside from simple statements (e.g. "the car is red"), literary translations are necessarily rewritten versions of the original, since no two languages have the same set of words and connotations. Then there's just straight up removing or inserting things, which is sometimes a part of "transcreation"/localization but usually the mark of a hack.
Toni Collette shone in the series United States of Tara, in which she plays a woman with multiple personalities. Tragic and funny at the same time. The woman plays with her face alone what other actors have to do with everything they have. I love her as an actress.
I’m not sure where the “Americans don’t take their shoes off at home” thing comes from, but it’s always been that way for me as an American. Whenever I came home or visited a friends house as a kid, we always take our shoes off, and always done so as an adult. Same with my friends. Why do foreign people think we don’t do this? Or is it true and I just live in the few places in America where it’s common?
I had to comment on that also.. I wrote a mean comment lol. I had to because I'm sick of Europeans just assuming so many weird and odd things about Americans because they once heard an American did this or that so I guess that means all of us do it? My entire life I and my family have always taken our shoes off at the door along with my friends and pretty much everyone else I know.. like I said I don't know where they get some of the things they do about Americans..
I have lived 56 years in the southern US and I don’t know anyone who takes their shoes off. Maybe we’re just uncivilized and we’re the source of this stereotype. 🤷🏼
@@stefanforrer2573 i didn't say they were the same...just the same general area in the world...Scandinavia. I also didn't say that it was filmed there...I said that the story was set there.
This is a really great reaction!! Glad y'all enjoyed it as much as I did on first watch (at least to some extent lol) However, I would really suggest censoring the head at 20:58 mainly due to how YT will take down videos for having stuff like that in it. Maybe just go into YT editor and put a blur over the head itself for a couple seconds. I know y'all prob know what you're doing but just wanna make sure YT doesn't strike y'all or anything for "inappropriate content", even if it's fake.
I’m from the U.S., but I grew up in a state where a lot of Scandinavians settled, and am of Norwegian descent myself, and taking your shoes off when you enter someone’s house is very common here. I personally, was brought up being taught that you don’t wear your outside shoes in your own home, and that you were being considerate by taking your shoes off when you enter someone else’s home. After seeing this, I’d also love to see you guys react to the movie, The Descent sometime. But if you don’t want a movie like that right now, I’d really love to see a reaction from either just you by yourself, or both of you together, to a Norwegian movie called Trollhunter.
I understand the dialogue in the movie fine, but I still like to read the subtitles. I'm Swedish and understand 90% of written Norwegian, so it's fun to learn the words I don't know, which I can usually pick up from the context. "Jeg klarer det ikke!" 😥
Thank you all for watching me suffer :') Thank you to Henriette that wanted to watch the movie together with me, it really helped watching it with someone! ♥
Reminder to subscribe to my other channels as well ↬ youtube.com/@centaneanime youtube.com/@kamillaa ♥
kamilla tell henriette I have just subscribe to her channel and her twitch and am looking forward to great things from her no pressure though lol 😘☺️❤️✌️
i really love this movie. i think it is especially well crafted, the casting is awesome, it is full of details, but... this maybe wouldn't be my first choice in order to try out horror (and maybe not my second or third either). anyway, thank you for both your efforts! the reaction was almost more intense than the movie itself. i imagine it must've been like a rollercoaster (that gets really sad at points) 😅
If you aren't a horror fan then I can tell you this is a good place to start because there are few movies this good in horror... But its a bad place to start because there are few movies this good in horror !!! To 'clean' yourself after watching this movie just watch a pokemon movie... it cleanses the soul and you'll sleep better !!! LOL
your title says 2016, it's 2018.
@@UnhandyCandy280 WRONG!! The only PERSON that can cleanse your soul and cover all of your sins is to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will receive the gift of everlasting life and shall never perish! Those who deny this TRUTH are still under condemnation!
John 3:15-18
Do not be deceived by the occult as it seems you are as I used to be, RUN to the Lord Jesus Christ and believe in His gospel: the death, burial, and resurrection on the third day for our justification that we don’t deserve, defeating death so that whosoever believes in Him shall never perish but have everlasting life!
These are the words of Jesus Christ, God in the flesh: Therefore I said to you that you will die in your sins; for if you do not believe that I AM HE, you will die in your sins.
John 8:24
You are in my prayers!!
Toni Collette should have several Oscar nominations for her performance. She is amazing!
Best Lead Actress and what else?
Dude what are you talking about? She deserved to win let alone nominated. She had the best performance that year, way impactful than Olivia Colman. Toni Collette is master actor
@@rics1883 I agree she had a strong case for Best Actress winner, but what else could she have qualified for? The "multiple Oscars" thing was the focus of my comment.
Oh my gosh....I've seen this movie like a dozen times and it's always hilarious watching people getting scared 😂😂
You wouldn’t think it is that funny if you understood the spiritual things that are happening when someone opens themselves up to the occult which is Satanism hidden in plain sight!
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved from the wrath to come.
John 3:36
You are in my prayers!!
Omg “ the luxury of not climbing” 😂❤ great reaction!! Both of you!
You've mentioned before that you are a chicken when it comes to scary movies, but "Centane Horror" would be a YT channel I would be down for.
oh please NO D:
@Mcph1741 that would be amazing 🥰😈
@@Centaneoh yes lol 😂🤣😈
A great idea. And the thing is, if you can make it through Hereditary, you can make it through most horror films.
She should post them here, not make a whole new channel lol.
2 things:
1. I love you having a reaction with your cool friend Henriette.
2. I feel bad for how scared she was!
This was so scary, but I had so much fun!❤
❤❤❤❤
I never understood why people thought that this movie was scary...For me, Korean and Japanese horror movies are waaaay scarier than this movie. I thought this was an okay movie. I give it a 6 out of 10 scare factor.
@@mikef2811 you never understood because based on your preferred horror movies, you rely on jumpscare fest. The movie was about about grief and coping. The movie's horror is not the demon. The horror is the grief of the family and the cope they needed to do for it.
@@farlonmuentes6004 At the end of the day, slice bread is STILL slice bread.
@@mikef2811 to be afraid of losing a loved one, to be worried that you're not raising your family right, to be forced to realise that the horror moment is fleeting but the real difficulty is coping with the aftermath, it's really not very difficult to understand, just as I can understand that zombies and surprises can be scary. But if not acknowledging something is the way to prove that your taste is correct, don't let that stop you lol
I despise jump scares. But I adore horror movies. Being startled isn't the same as being scared. Legit scary horror movies are exceedingly rare. This is one of them.
What do you think of the Blair Witch Project? It's got no jumpscares at all, it's all in the building tension throughout the movie. It's polarizing, some people (like me) think it's one of the scariest movies ever made, others literally find it not scary at all and super boring.
@@IceCendersBlair with project is legendary. The movie that made found footage popular.
@@IceCenders I love it. I can feel the tension throughout the whole film like, someone's watching them in the woods
@@IceCenders Blair Witch was boring until the last part of the movie. I didn't enjoy it. The buildup didn't work the way it should.
@@IceCendersBlair Witch Project was scary when it first came out because people were questioning if it was real found footage or not. Nowadays people know it’s 100% fake so it doesn’t have the same effect. It’s not scary to those who watch it today, but at the time it released, it was in the conversation for one of the scariest movie ever made
I definitely needed a 2nd viewing to fill in the blanks, I think it's one of the best horror movies ever made. And even accounting for the fact that the Oscars rarely recognize horror, it's a travesty that Toni Collette didn't get a nomination.
Oh Jesus Midsommar was WILD
A courageous watch from both of you, and very entertaining. A reaction to Midsommar would make my day.
I know u didn't see it but a couple things to go back and look at. The first time Peter is in his bed and he thinks Charlie is there, his eyes flash red! First time mom sleeps in treehouse, after Charlie dies and the camera pans backward, look at the wall! Last time Peter wakes up in his room, look at the top left corner, above his head!
This movie is outstanding as a pice of cinema, but at the same time it has such a depressing tone and Toni Collette's performance is so gut-wrenching and real that I don't think I'm watching it for a second time anytime soon. It's too much to take.
I agree, but I love watching people's reactions to witnessing this masterful abomination 😂
Hereditary’s director has made another great horror movie called, MidSommar. It’s right up y’all’s alley.
I love it when people who aren't accustom to scary movies watch the horror genre. Do Talk to Me Next! :D
There’s so many excellent pieces of foreshadowing throughout this movie, it really is the kind of thing you have to watch it more than once.
[Spoilers ahead]
When Annie (the mom) goes to the group therapy session, she talks about her father dying when she was a baby - starving himself and hearing voices - as well as her older brother who killed himself and suffered from ‘schizophrenic hallucinations’ and accused their mother of “putting people inside him”. When you get to the end and it’s revealed the grandma was a member of a cult that worships Paimon, a king of Hell, and would regularly offer vessels to bring him into our world in order to gain great wealth. A thing to note is there are notes that reveal Paimon prefers a male vessel, that’s why the grandma wanted to get her hands on Peter, and the events of the movie happen to move Paimon from Charlie’s body to Peter.
Looking back at Annie’s family, there was never any schizophrenia or hallucinations. Annie’s mom was trying to use her husband and son for the ritual to allow Paimon to possess them, and failed. She really did “put people inside him”.
And the moment where Charlie says: “who’s gonna take care of me when you die?” is so much more horrifying on a second watch, when you realize she’s talking about the ritual at the end of the movie.
How Toni Collette didn't get nominated for an Oscar for this performance is beyond me. Hun skremte dritten ut av meg!
yeah! i can't think of many other actors that actually managed to evoke so much emotion in me (as toni collette did in this movie). i also think it increases with repeat viewings.
but she also made me cry in "the sixth sense" 😅
It's because the Academy is biased against the horror genre.
That's why producers who want their horror films to be considered usually call them "thrillers" instead.
@@HSR107 Cope.
Agreed, and u could say the same for Peter's actor.
@@aj897 wut? lolooloolololololololol
6:05 when you said "that is such a weird translation" I knew instantly what it must have said. hahaha.... and it turns out she WAS referring to breastfeeding 😅
One of the horror masterpieces of modern cinema. The actors are brilliant, the visuals are sophisticated and already perfectly crafted, and Colin Stetson's hellishly beautiful score, composed mostly for wind instruments - remember that Paimon is known for his camel-riding trumpets and other instruments - gives this a perfectly put together piece of work. There are few films that are capable of having a physical, physiological impact on the viewer during and after the film.
You girls need to do Midsommer!
Without a doubt.
Amazing moody film so chilling... Toni Collette such a awesome performance but I think the whole cast did a amazing job spec the little girl
You should really react to Session 9! It's one of the best thrillers ever made and most people don't know about it but it is a classic. Itd be great because most of your young audience will be watching it for the first time with you.
Definitely underrated that one
This was so hilarious to watch your reactions, but to see you both get traumatized to a level you weren't expecting in real time, I started to feel kind of bad for you two. But keep doing horror movies! Midsommar by the same director of Hereditary is great too.
Nice that Kamilla's friend joined the reaction. Its a good idea to have company watching these horror movies.
Heredity is one freaky movie.
This is such a lovely film for all the family to see. A really feel good movie. The kids will love it.🤗☺️❤🎉
20.24 “ it can’t get worse than that”…ohhhhhhh, you are just not ready child.
I nearly fell out of my chair watching you stress eat sour gummies. AND jealous too. Craving them bad! Greets from Denmark!!
recent horror movie wise hereditary, suspira, and evil dead remake are really good. i hope you see other two also. lol
Yall gotta watch Midsommar next. It's by the same director who did Hereditary and it's super messed up too lol
30:03 kamilla face reaction lol 😂🤣
This movie was unnerving.
There is alot going on in this film that you will miss completely on first viewing.
A really good film
I’d like to recommend a film that is kind of a variation on a theme: The Night House (2020.) Assuming you have not seen it already.
Alex Wolff, (the son in Hereditary,) is fantastic in an underseen film called Pig (2021) starring Nicolas Cage.
If you have not seen these, the obvious follow-up is Midsommar (2019;) also The VVitch (2015;) The Ritual (2017;) Green Room (2015;) Rosemary’s Baby (1968;) Night Of The Creeps (1986;) Return Of The Living Dead (1985.)
🙏🏼☺️ Godspeed
Lars Knudsen, the way you said that helped me learn more about my coworkers.
43:21 lol 😂🤣
After you should watch Keanu Reeves supernatural movies Constantine and The Devil Advocate, I promise you won't be disappointed
great reaction, great understanding, bring your friend more often... love both
Y'all are some brave souls 😂
21:31
That's the moment I gave you a thumbs up.
I hope it was worth it!
I cannot believe you watched this one, this horror movie has one of the most disturbing scenes I have seen, "The power pole and the car" that scene always makes me shudder.
And I can make u a promise...u 2 will NEVER climb into a treehouse, as long as y'all live!
Please watch Midsommar. It's the same director and its A24 as well
The luxury of not climbing 😂
OMFG... looking forward to watching "damsel"... during the intro of "hereditary". this is gonna be a clash... 2 minutes in 😁
damn, just seeing bits and pieces of collette's is just super intense.
That expression at 1:02:43 “nah bruh”
56:58 lol 😂🤣
A great actor will make you feel what you are watching.... Toni Collette is up there with the greatest of all time imo.
Horror movie reactions are the best
amen 🙏😈
BEST REACTION EVER.
I first watched this by myself late at night and it scared me the most out of any movie I have ever seen
That’s because this is the occult, which is Satanism hidden in plain sight deceiving many, as I used to be deceived by the occult myself. My dear friend, I am telling you the truth, most people either ignore or laugh at what I’m saying thinking this is just a joke! I’m telling you the TRUTH, believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and you will be saved from the wrath to come.
John 3:36
You are in my prayers friend!!
i would love if you could react to any of the Lars von Trier movies... they all have one thing in common that they are deeply disturbing on different levels, some are a no go for youtube, but works like "Dancer in the Dark" with the musican Björk as a lead role would be perfect
The most stressful comedy ever made
You were a fun pair to watch react! I hope you do more horror movies together :)
Subbed. This was absolutely amazing.
I am writing this to help out kamilla and this video and this channel with the algorithm 🥰
Kamila, have you seen "The Sixth Sense"? I don't see it on your playlists. It's a GREAT suspense thriller!
(I'm probably the millionth person to ask.....LOL)
IS IT A HORROR BC I NEED A BREAK FOR MY HEART
@@Centane …. It has some scary scenes, but in my opinion, it is not a horror film. It is a beautiful suspense-thriller-romance story.
Outstanding performances by Bruce Willis, Toni Collette and Haley Joel Osment.
That was so fun. More horror movies please!
What happened with Henriettes channel? I went to check it out and there are no videos there.
you made the right call bringing a support buddy 👀🍿⚠️
This movie is fukd
i regret ever watchin it way back
kamilla if you want to see some good horror movies then check out the hellraiser franchise especially the first and second movies 🥺🙏😈
I hope everyone has a day full of honor, wealth and good familiars. Hail Paimon!
I am sorry I am late kamilla 🥺😔
Hi.. I really like your reaction to horror films.. I want to recommend a good horror film "SMILE" to watch with your friends again pls❤️❤️❤️
I understand they are totally derailed after watching!!! LOL
Think...no part of this movie would have happened, if Annie right from the beginning, went through her mom's boxes! Pro tips...go back to the scene, the mom's work table, watch the blue bottle! The director did Midsonmar as well. It's good but I just kinda didn't buy the premise, so I wasn't as impressed. This movie here, I would put up with The Thing, Exorcist, the shining, a few others. How Toni Collette didn't win an Oscar for this, is beyond me! A bit of horror truth, when he smashed his face in the desk, he was supposed to hit padding but didn't. His face looking all dislocated, was real! Also Peter's first class, is the same subject from the original Holloween, and the trailer for this came out the same day, the Halloween reboot did!😮😮😮Another callback is during their seance, the clock stops, callback to exorcist! What was hereditary in this family wasn't mental illness, it was Grandma and proly those before her, driving family members insane, with their satanic/cult worship! Charlie was already possessed, represented by the clicks. Heard while she was alive, and after she died, BEFORE the seance. I would say, joan tried sacrificing her son and grandson. Either they killed themselves, or she killed them. Seems if Paimon is not happy with a body it is in, it has to die and be beheaded, so paimon can leave the body, i say it happened to dear old grandma, and definitely happened to Annie and Charlie! I just noticed a weird parallel...the biggest foreshadowing...when the dad gets charlie from the treehouse to go to the funeral, she standing up in the corner, and the camera view is from below slightly like shes twisting and floating!!!! Then In the almost final scenes, the mom is up in the corner of charlies room then floats away, then is up in the corner, above peter, as he's looking at his burned dad!😮 And finally, charlie is back where we first met her, hanging in the treehouse! Biblically speaking, u NEVER want to conjure someone who is dead...this NEVER goes well! King Saul conjured the spirit of the profit, and all went downhill real fast!
Anyone notice in mom's room, triangle on the floor. The mirror? Like absolutely zero reflection?😮😮😮😮. For me, I just couldn't by into Midsonmar, so I thought it was stupid. But u may like it. His next was with Joaquin Phoenix, in I think called, Beau is afraid. The Oscars ought to before themselves on this one! She has been a top ten actor, male or female, for 30 years! The mom in 6th sense, this, knives out, a offbeat comedy with Cameron Diaz, there's nothing she can't do! also think, every word out of grandma and Joanie's mouth was a lie. And u can bet they both killed off the male members of their families, to gain power or get Paimon into one of the male bodies. Or both. Joanie knew, if Annie did a seance, by herself or with family, she would let Paimon/Charlie loose in her house, because Annie had zero idea how to end a seance, or send demons back to where they came from. So Annie's dad was either starved by Grandma or he did it to himself purposely, to be weak and no good for a demon. Annie's brother said in his suicide note, Grandma was putting people inside him. And Joanie? Probably herself, drowned her son and grandson! Also after Charlie's death, the mom goes to sleep in the treehouse, watch the wall when the camera zoom pulls backwards!😮😱
Your friend is so cute
Watch Midsommar next.
Great reaction, it's a doozy, one of the creepiest movies ever made.
now Midsommar
watch Martyrs 2008.
why would you do this to yourselves
I've been asking myself this everyday since
More friend and more horror pls
Are you ready for Midsommar?
This movie fucked me up. I kinda wish I never saw it, tbh.
this film is alot
"She is very sweet" "Poor girl"... Uhmmm... NO
By the same director as Midsomer and The Northman
The Northman is a different director. Eggars I believe is his name, too lazy to Google it. Eggars also directed The Lighthouse and The Witch.
@@stevesheroan4131 you are correct..was thinking A24 films
@@sardonicsisyphus I often tell people to look for A24 films if they’re tired of “Hollywood”. I don’t promise they’ll like the films though lol. I like most of them, but like anything there are some turds in there also.
@@stevesheroan4131 agreed 😁
One of the scariest horror films I've ever seen lol, but so well directed and the sound design added so much to the tension... the acting though, Toni Collette should've won an Oscar for this
46:19 lol 😂🤣
The US has many different cultures in a very large country. "Shoes off" is something some people do and some don't. One size does not fit all if you get my meaning. Please keep in mind there are very few things that everyone does.
I’m American, and it’s shoes off at my house.
I tell everyone "Heads up,its a rough one." or "this one will hurt your head " or " this is heads above other horrors"
Not the time to lose one's head. That's not the way to get ahead in life. It's a shame she wasn't more headstrong... She'll never be the head of a major corporation.
@@medalion1390YEAH BABY
“That’s enough”
“Okay”
It’s not that bad, tf lol.
I wish I would’ve thought ahead to make more jokes.
This is one of the finest horror movies in the history of cinema.
Ari Aster is a rare talent.
@@Krucifus The channel Novum has a 4.5+ hour deep dive into the production, lore, and all of the little details here v=TlqyulT662g
And The Witch [2015]
Kami after the pole: Well, it can't get worse than that.
Hereditary: Hold my beer.
The Mist: Hello there.
Who was "the pole"?
@@existenceisrelativeCharlie’s death scene
@@ItsDrew9 She was Polish??
@@existenceisrelative she’s decapitated by a telephone pole
The director has spoken a lot about the story. King Paimon is a real king of hell in The Lesser Key of Solomon. Charlie was possessed by Paimon from the beginning of the movie. Peter wasn’t emotionally damaged enough for Paimon to possess. Since Paimon wants a male host, the grandma’s sect, including Joan, mess with the family and Peter until Paimon can possess him.
Nice reaction. NGL this movie is a masterclass in creating suspense. Viewers are just cooked in their seats waiting for the scare to happen.
Also ever since I became fluent in English I never trusted translators again. They're just injecting lots of things that aren't there in movies, books, games etc.
The Italian saying "Traduttore, traditore" (translator, traitor) comes to mind. Aside from simple statements (e.g. "the car is red"), literary translations are necessarily rewritten versions of the original, since no two languages have the same set of words and connotations. Then there's just straight up removing or inserting things, which is sometimes a part of "transcreation"/localization but usually the mark of a hack.
Just so y'all know...a top 5 reaction to this movie!
Toni Collette shone in the series United States of Tara, in which she plays a woman with multiple personalities. Tragic and funny at the same time.
The woman plays with her face alone what other actors have to do with everything they have.
I love her as an actress.
Another good film for the two of you to watch would be 'Midsommar' 2019
Being Norwegian you should watch midsommer directed by the same guy as this movie and takes place in Scandinavia
Excellent reaction and I like the dynamic of reacting with your friend.
"He's just trying to get a girlfriend"
I think he's trying to get a little more than that xD
I’m not sure where the “Americans don’t take their shoes off at home” thing comes from, but it’s always been that way for me as an American. Whenever I came home or visited a friends house as a kid, we always take our shoes off, and always done so as an adult. Same with my friends. Why do foreign people think we don’t do this? Or is it true and I just live in the few places in America where it’s common?
Everytime there's something on TV, either acting or reality people never take their shoes off 😭 I guess we both have noticed as it became a topic 😂
@@Centane Yeah that’s true and weird lol I don’t know
I had to comment on that also.. I wrote a mean comment lol. I had to because I'm sick of Europeans just assuming so many weird and odd things about Americans because they once heard an American did this or that so I guess that means all of us do it?
My entire life I and my family have always taken our shoes off at the door along with my friends and pretty much everyone else I know.. like I said I don't know where they get some of the things they do about Americans..
I have lived 56 years in the southern US and I don’t know anyone who takes their shoes off. Maybe we’re just uncivilized and we’re the source of this stereotype. 🤷🏼
@@stevesheroan4131 I dont know man, I live in Appalachia, they say we're the most uncivilized and stupid people in the nation lol
OK....now you are ready for Midsommar....same writer director and it's set mostly up in your neck of the woods.
i wouldn't say norway and sweden are the same.... also, the outdoor scenes weren't even filmed in sweden, they were shot in hungary
@@stefanforrer2573 i didn't say they were the same...just the same general area in the world...Scandinavia. I also didn't say that it was filmed there...I said that the story was set there.
Midsomar next with the always fantastic Florence Pugh
Awesome reaction of my favorite horror movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you!! 😁
This is a really great reaction!! Glad y'all enjoyed it as much as I did on first watch (at least to some extent lol)
However, I would really suggest censoring the head at 20:58 mainly due to how YT will take down videos for having stuff like that in it. Maybe just go into YT editor and put a blur over the head itself for a couple seconds. I know y'all prob know what you're doing but just wanna make sure YT doesn't strike y'all or anything for "inappropriate content", even if it's fake.
This is one of my favorite reactions to this movie. Maybe Midsommar next?
the song after Peter jumps out the window is so good. For such a terrible event the music sounds so triumphant and beautiful.
Please watch The Witch [2015]. It is a psychological horror masterpiece.
I’m from the U.S., but I grew up in a state where a lot of Scandinavians settled, and am of Norwegian descent myself, and taking your shoes off when you enter someone’s house is very common here. I personally, was brought up being taught that you don’t wear your outside shoes in your own home, and that you were being considerate by taking your shoes off when you enter someone else’s home.
After seeing this, I’d also love to see you guys react to the movie, The Descent sometime. But if you don’t want a movie like that right now, I’d really love to see a reaction from either just you by yourself, or both of you together, to a Norwegian movie called Trollhunter.
Same in the UK. Most people would take their shoes off. And everyone in Japan takes their shoes off.
I understand the dialogue in the movie fine, but I still like to read the subtitles. I'm Swedish and understand 90% of written Norwegian, so it's fun to learn the words I don't know, which I can usually pick up from the context. "Jeg klarer det ikke!" 😥