I think what made them more evil is that fact that they couldn't know for sure if this was a legend or not. And just went with the killings because of some tell tale.
The doubters seem to be from those that married into the family, not the core family members. The core members know of other families being wiped out, and that family members who do not follow the ritual mysteriously die
There are some theory's that say that the game simply needs to resolve with the family killing the hider, or the hider surviving until sunrise. The domas family could have possibly survived if they followed the rules of the game to la baile's rules and not attacked grace after it had concluded.
It's interesting to note that the ambiguity of the rules beyond the recording of the phonograph are probably not written down anywhere as they serve as evidence for the sacrificial murders. As such, this turns the game itself into a generational time bomb, as the rules slowly get twisted and unnecessary restrictions are added accidentally as they are mistaken for a rule. This is most likely intentional design given the lengths of time between games of Hide-and-Seek- most Le Dumas family members typically only experience one death game per lifetime. This means that eventually, as the ruleset decays over time, the family winds up disadvantaging themselves to the point where they are all but guaranteed to lose, as we see happens in the film.
See that’s what I genuinely believe. I feel like if they would have burst immediately if it meant dying when they lose, but they only burst after they try to kill her. So that’s what I thought when I first saw it.
The rest of his family is super stupid and gullible for enabling him. Being so gullible may have made them deserve him. This should go into the analysis.
I remember watching a review of this movie on the Dead Meat Channel and I agree wholeheartedly that it's extremely unwise to make a deal with the Devil. But it does give insight of some elite families that are willing to do anything for wealth and power.
That's a great comment, and truer than most people realize. It's extremely interesting in the movie how the dialogue differentiates Grace (a fitting name choice) as being too "red blooded" to be part of a "blue blooded" family. It makes me question just how exactly these old-money, "blue blooded" families obtained their wealth in the "real world."
Interesting how some elites/wealthy fail to see that, if you have to make a deal promising to give up something that was given to you to begin with (your soul) to get wealth/power, it’ll never truly be yours.
@pyropulse Hello! I believe the dialogue between Grace and Becky LeDomas has Becky stating that she was told she wouldn't be accepted in the family, and one of the reasons was because of her being too "red blooded."
Perfect cast of characters from a masterpiece of a horror comedy movie to be reviewing on your channel. Plus Daniel is the only person in this family I felt sympathy for.
He's the only one that actually got character development in the movie. He actually told his wife about the game ahead of time and she still went through with it. Then she betrays him as well. Talk about greed
I must say one of my favorite parts about these videos is the fact that he says “featuring” the evil that he is discussing, as if he is to bring them for a friendly guest interview.
“The nature of psychological compulsion is such that those who act under constraint remain under the impression that they are acting on their own initiative. The victim of mind-manipulation does not know that he is a victim. To him the walls of his prison are invisible, and he believes himself to be free. That he is not free is apparent only to other people. His servitude is strictly objective.” -Aldous Huxley, Brave New World
One of the most satisfying endings I’ve seen in a movie. Some villains I’d love to see in future episodes: Adrian Griffin (The Invisible Man 2020) Billy Loomis (Scream) Gus Fring (Breaking Bad) Todd Alquist (Breaking Bad) Dane Vogel (Saints Row 2) Frank Tenpenny (Grand Theft Auto San Andreas) The Armitage Family (Get Out) Red (Us) Herbert West (Re-Animator)
@@kittylover62 in a democracy everything and everyone is political that kinda Goes with the idea of everyone voting. Don't like it well maybe you don't like democracy. I know I hate democracy.
I can't help but wonder how a member of the family could escape this curse other than through death. I get the impression that playing the game is the true induction into the curse, so could a family member perhaps escape by completely repudiating the games? I ask because I don't think that being born into the family is enough, demons often require their partner to have free will to reject the deal freely.
Not a Christian myself, but if the devil exists in the story, then God exists too. In both Christianity and Islam, if you assert your belief and allegiance to God and disavow evil then that should save you. However, if you are a truly good person, you would refuse regardless.
I also love the relationship between Daniel and Charity, because it shows just how messed up the deal with the devil has made the Le Domas family. Charity's primary reason for persuing Daniel was for his family's money and Daniel probably believed that with his family's fucked up traditions, she was the best he was ever going to get. And even then, it's subtly shown that he was still a much better person than Alex was, because he was forthcoming about the ritual and satanism with Charity and let her make an informed decision to go through with it or not. Also, for added sadness, while Charity may be a gold digger, there's some indication that while Daniel's money was her main reason for marrying him, she did genuinely care about him at the very least. Note her bursting into tears as she says "You don't care if I die" and the absolute look of horror on her face when she realizes she actually shot him. Daniel and Charity's relationship only forms a tiny fraction of the script and story, but man, we learn so much about the Le Domas family and their dealings from the few lines they get.
Ever thought of talking about Milo from "The Last Boy Scout"? He's a very interesting villain because on the surface he's well mannered and polite but underneath, he's psychotic with a morbid sense of humor. Like he has no problem with shooting a cop or threaten you with his switchblade if you use profanity around him.
I'd love to hear your take on Clay Puppington from Moral Orel. He's a rare case of a severely distraught character who's also unambiguously posed as an antagonist in a western slice of life cartoon.
This was a great movie, and you made a good point in saying the devil always gets his due. People don't seem to realize that regardless of the wealth and power they get in making pacts with Satan, there is always hell to pay and eternity is a long time. Mark 8:36 'For what shall it profit a man, if he should gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?'
I had so much fun watching this movie,such an original and fresh take on the horror/thriller genre. Still haven't finished the video but I'm sure that it is amazing as always! I'll keep Walter in my prayers
Can you do Homelander next? A man who has powers like a god, but has the mind of a devil while portraying himself like an angel. Would really love to see you cover him.
You'll only have a little to go off of since he gets redeemed pretty quickly, like he spends most of the comics as either just doing his own thing or being an ally to mark.
Please a must that needs to be done is Nina Myers from "24." She was an amazing villain who, as put by the show's hero, Jack Bauer, she's a traitor who believes in nothing. Her MO is unknown and will do business and kill anyone in order to preserve one thing....herself. She's someone who fits the definition of evil. This was a great video as well.
There have often been whispers of the extremely wealthy Elite hunting people, so it would be interesting to see what other hidden things this film may be soft-disclosure to reveal. A great presentation, if somewhat thing on actual analysis of the evil itself. I'm going to have to add this film to my list of things to watch 👍👍👍👍
Here’s a recommendation for a villain for you to Analyze: Zaheer from The Legend of Korra. A well-intentioned anarchist who has good intentions to give freedom to the world, either Bender or Non-bender alike, but uses extreme methods to do so. P. S. I hope your friend defeats his cancer, he does look like a warrior
This is definitely one of my favorite movies; it doesn’t get the hype it deserves 💯 I would LOVE to see a piece on Ramsey Bolton from GoT…. He was about as evil 😈 as they get
Here are a couple of villains I would love to see covered - Madmoiselle and her cult from the 2008 film "Martyrs". She and her followers are desperate to know what happens after death, and they attempt to learn the truth by creating their own Martyrs - William Afton from FNAF. The FNAF lore is hard to follow, but his story is one that I still think is worth exploring
I was just gonna suggest William. I've been a fnaf fan since pretty much the beginning and he's always fascinated me. If I could have a conversation with any villain from any media it would probably be him, granted he would most likely kill me but I would love to know more about what exactly his motivation is
The analyses you've released so far are excellent, but there's still so many characters that you still ABSOLUTELY gotta cover. Good examples include: - Lalo Salamanca - Ra's al Ghul - Light Yagami - Rafe Adler - Irene Engel - ...
When you make a deal with a demon or the devil himself. Eventually the bill comes due and in then Le Domas Family it came in the form of Grace and she collected it in badass fashion. Great pick from Walter King and I hope that he pulls through. Also evil can corrupt a single person or a whole family.
Some animated and other video game characters are worth a look. The Lich from Adventure Time, Handsome Jack from Borderlands 2, the Master from Fallout, The Institute from Fallout 4, Apocalypse from the X-Men animated series. Just a few suggestions.
Unfortunately, Walter from the GiveSendGo passed away. My thanks to him for reminding me of this movie as, despite my bad memory, I did enjoy it when I saw it and know some people who might like to see it if they haven't already. I always figured Mr. Le Bail was some kind of demon, but I'm no good at anagrams and my church typically only mentions THE devil rather than any of his multiple names/minions, so I'd have been just as stupefied as Le Family Domas on this one, heh heh.
I love how they're all genuinely incompetent. Like yes, they have lots of weapons and influence. No, they have no idea how to do any dirty work themselves so they just screw up constantly.
This was a great video and I want to congratulate you for it, but most of all I wish your friend gets better and beats that awful illness nobody should had to suffer.
Thank you for covering this. I adore this movie so much! A few suggestions: Anna from Possession Sharpe siblings from Crimson Peak Lily from Thoroughbreds Can’t wait for your next video!!
So sorry for your friend man. I hope he pulls through. One day I hope to write a script and have a movie made about a world where the god most commonly believed in our world is definitely 100% real. But all the cruel and unfair suffering that takes place still happens which makes the debate about why he allows it much more complicated. As an atheist, I’ve never had too make up an excuse for god causing/allowing innocents too live in pain and detrimental poverty, as I believe that it happens because he’s not real. But if I was given absolute, undeniable evidence that the all powerful, all loving, and all knowing being known as god is in fact real, I think you could make a brilliant Analysing Evil video about how he’s worshipped by those who have everything, whilst those who have nothing are left wondering why he would leave them too suffer
Can you do a whole series on the villains of Game of Thrones? Loved your Tywin video and would loooove to see you tear into Cersei, Ramsey & Roose Bolton, etc. Thanks!!
Dr. Brenner from Stranger Things or Nate Jacobs from Euphoria are both such complicated villains and I would LOVE to hear your analysis of either of them (or hopefully both☺️). Thank you for the amazing effort you put into these!
Great video. One Villian you should do is Harry from In Bruges. To me, he’s the definition of a “lawful evil” character. So much so that his commitment to his code is ultimately what ends up killing him.
Excellent analysis, as always! 😃🙏 The religious subtext in this film is undeniable. I always saw Grace as protected by God. She has not sold herself like previous members of the family (like Charity) who married into it for wealth. Daniel even mentions his wife is a "gold digger" and Grace "has a soul". Grace truly loves Alex and was a foster child, so she always longed for a real family. Her name Grace has a religious connotation. She is dressed in her white wedding dress throughout the film, making her seem like an avenging angel. At one point she stabs her hand with a nail, resembling the stigmata. Daniel is another interesting character who atones for the sins of his childhood, sacrificing himself like a martyr to save Grace's life. Even Mr. Lebail is impressed with her strength and fortitude at the end. She was the one to finally break the curse. That's my take on it, anyway. Best wishes to your friend in his fight against cancer. 🥰
Episode suggestion: Megatron. He’s actually had more than a few incarnations, from the most well-known version of the animated series, to the IDW comics version of revolutionary to mass murderer to joining the Autobots to redeem himself.
Hi vile eye. Love these videos and am always waiting on the next one. You would be great at doing this series as a university course. I would definitely come to class.
I think what made them more evil is that fact that they couldn't know for sure if this was a legend or not. And just went with the killings because of some tell tale.
right! they only fear losing not being wrong
The doubters seem to be from those that married into the family, not the core family members. The core members know of other families being wiped out, and that family members who do not follow the ritual mysteriously die
Very similar to religions
The old lady clearly knew the legend was real. She was pleading with the devil.
The thing about making a deal with the Devil is that it's only a matter of time before the Devil comes to collect his due
The Armitage Family from Get Out would be really dope to analyze
Oh god yes, would love to see him analyzing them.
When I saw this movie I instantly thought of them; the similarities are uncanny.
Nope
Good news my friend
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There are some theory's that say that the game simply needs to resolve with the family killing the hider, or the hider surviving until sunrise. The domas family could have possibly survived if they followed the rules of the game to la baile's rules and not attacked grace after it had concluded.
Alright, that makes the ending twice as good.
It's interesting to note that the ambiguity of the rules beyond the recording of the phonograph are probably not written down anywhere as they serve as evidence for the sacrificial murders. As such, this turns the game itself into a generational time bomb, as the rules slowly get twisted and unnecessary restrictions are added accidentally as they are mistaken for a rule. This is most likely intentional design given the lengths of time between games of Hide-and-Seek- most Le Dumas family members typically only experience one death game per lifetime. This means that eventually, as the ruleset decays over time, the family winds up disadvantaging themselves to the point where they are all but guaranteed to lose, as we see happens in the film.
See that’s what I genuinely believe. I feel like if they would have burst immediately if it meant dying when they lose, but they only burst after they try to kill her. So that’s what I thought when I first saw it.
Macaulay Culkin in The Good Son needs to be covered. Especially from going to Home Alone to an evil character is intriguing.
Kevin was always a sociopath
That kid was ruthless
Second this... err I mean 16th this.
The rest of his family is super stupid and gullible for enabling him. Being so gullible may have made them deserve him. This should go into the analysis.
He’s a psychopath, would be interesting to see.
I remember watching a review of this movie on the Dead Meat Channel and I agree wholeheartedly that it's extremely unwise to make a deal with the Devil. But it does give insight of some elite families that are willing to do anything for wealth and power.
That's a great comment, and truer than most people realize. It's extremely interesting in the movie how the dialogue differentiates Grace (a fitting name choice) as being too "red blooded" to be part of a "blue blooded" family. It makes me question just how exactly these old-money, "blue blooded" families obtained their wealth in the "real world."
Interesting how some elites/wealthy fail to see that, if you have to make a deal promising to give up something that was given to you to begin with (your soul) to get wealth/power, it’ll never truly be yours.
@pyropulse Hello! I believe the dialogue between Grace and Becky LeDomas has Becky stating that she was told she wouldn't be accepted in the family, and one of the reasons was because of her being too "red blooded."
Perfect cast of characters from a masterpiece of a horror comedy movie to be reviewing on your channel. Plus Daniel is the only person in this family I felt sympathy for.
He's the only one that actually got character development in the movie. He actually told his wife about the game ahead of time and she still went through with it. Then she betrays him as well. Talk about greed
@@israelruiz8706 yep you said it here.
I must say one of my favorite parts about these videos is the fact that he says “featuring” the evil that he is discussing, as if he is to bring them for a friendly guest interview.
I thought Grace won the game fair and square? Only when Helene tried to kill her once time was up (breaking the rules of the game) did the family die
It was kinda both. Plus, I don't think the demon who made the rules can stand a sore loser.
It guess it was both. If the family won they would probably prosper but well otherwise they'd have to basically pay a price for losing.
“The nature of psychological compulsion is such that those who act under constraint remain under the impression that they are acting on their own initiative. The victim of mind-manipulation does not know that he is a victim. To him the walls of his prison are invisible, and he believes himself to be free. That he is not free is apparent only to other people. His servitude is strictly objective.”
-Aldous Huxley, Brave New World
Gemma Teller from Sons of Anarchy. I would love to hear your take on her.
Oh that would be interesting He might as well do Clay Marrow too
Her son is the real villain
Oh my god yes, honestly both her and Clay together
Yasss
Oh man that would be an interesting video
This movie is a hidden gem. And a great choice for this channel! Thank you for your work!
Yes 💎 is the right word for this movie.
One of the most satisfying endings I’ve seen in a movie. Some villains I’d love to see in future episodes:
Adrian Griffin (The Invisible Man 2020)
Billy Loomis (Scream)
Gus Fring (Breaking Bad)
Todd Alquist (Breaking Bad)
Dane Vogel (Saints Row 2)
Frank Tenpenny (Grand Theft Auto San Andreas)
The Armitage Family (Get Out)
Red (Us)
Herbert West (Re-Animator)
YESSSS ADRIAN GRIFFIN
Herbert west would be a good one
Hope the gofundme is successful and I’m sorry your friend is going through that
How u know its even real
@@n.b.l.5709 Bro wtf
Sadly Walter passed away in September
@@aurellezanou5062I'm so sorry to hear this, I wanted to ask if he was doing well.
@@aurellezanou5062 that's terrible, rest in peace walter 💔😢
I think the actors they chose for this movie were perfect. I really liked this
You can tell that they were all having a blast playing those characters
You've covered so many characters and franchises I love once again you're just warming my heart thanks for the great video
daniel was the only good one out of the bunch and ends up redeeming himself by poisoning the family.
Some other horror movie villains I’d love to see you cover:
The Armitage Family (Get Out)
Pearl (X)
Jill Roberts (Scream 4)
Dracula (Bram Stoker's Dracula)
Joan Crawford (Mommie Dearest)
Dolores Umbridge (Harry Potter series)
Not really a horror show but I’d like to see him cover the seven from the boys more specifically homelander
The Armitage Family is not evil. Just white that is all you don't get mad at shark for eating people why do you call a predator a evil.
@@dieharddougie Stop politicizing everything you see and hear.
@@kittylover62 in a democracy everything and everyone is political that kinda Goes with the idea of everyone voting. Don't like it well maybe you don't like democracy. I know I hate democracy.
I can't help but wonder how a member of the family could escape this curse other than through death. I get the impression that playing the game is the true induction into the curse, so could a family member perhaps escape by completely repudiating the games? I ask because I don't think that being born into the family is enough, demons often require their partner to have free will to reject the deal freely.
I guess he knew the risks when he made the deal. Can't get out of it now.
Not a Christian myself, but if the devil exists in the story, then God exists too. In both Christianity and Islam, if you assert your belief and allegiance to God and disavow evil then that should save you. However, if you are a truly good person, you would refuse regardless.
I would like to see General Tavington from the Patriot. He would be a perfect evil character to review on the 4th of July or any American holiday.
Make it King George in Hamilton…
I also love the relationship between Daniel and Charity, because it shows just how messed up the deal with the devil has made the Le Domas family.
Charity's primary reason for persuing Daniel was for his family's money and Daniel probably believed that with his family's fucked up traditions, she was the best he was ever going to get. And even then, it's subtly shown that he was still a much better person than Alex was, because he was forthcoming about the ritual and satanism with Charity and let her make an informed decision to go through with it or not. Also, for added sadness, while Charity may be a gold digger, there's some indication that while Daniel's money was her main reason for marrying him, she did genuinely care about him at the very least. Note her bursting into tears as she says "You don't care if I die" and the absolute look of horror on her face when she realizes she actually shot him.
Daniel and Charity's relationship only forms a tiny fraction of the script and story, but man, we learn so much about the Le Domas family and their dealings from the few lines they get.
Analyzing Evil: Enouch “Nucky” Thompson from Boardwalk Empire.
Ever thought of talking about Milo from "The Last Boy Scout"?
He's a very interesting villain because on the surface he's well mannered and polite but underneath, he's psychotic with a morbid sense of humor. Like he has no problem with shooting a cop or threaten you with his switchblade if you use profanity around him.
He'll make you scream by playing rap music.
Hello Joseph.
The only thing I can think about when I watch this movie is the fact that he didn’t have to marry her, could’ve just kept it below that
I don't really recall if you've covered this but I'd like to hear your take on Kevin (We Need to Talk about Kevin). Great video as always!
I think he did do it if I'm not mistaken, especially since he's become a little life villain
I'd love to hear your take on Clay Puppington from Moral Orel. He's a rare case of a severely distraught character who's also unambiguously posed as an antagonist in a western slice of life cartoon.
This was a great movie, and you made a good point in saying the devil always gets his due. People don't seem to realize that regardless of the wealth and power they get in making pacts with Satan, there is always hell to pay and eternity is a long time. Mark 8:36 'For what shall it profit a man, if he should gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?'
I had so much fun watching this movie,such an original and fresh take on the horror/thriller genre.
Still haven't finished the video but I'm sure that it is amazing as always!
I'll keep Walter in my prayers
This is one of the best new horror comedy films ever made
Can you do Homelander next? A man who has powers like a god, but has the mind of a devil while portraying himself like an angel. Would really love to see you cover him.
Would be great to also have Omni-man from Invincible!
YES. the reveal had me just speechless and I was so disturbed lol
That show sucks
You'll only have a little to go off of since he gets redeemed pretty quickly, like he spends most of the comics as either just doing his own thing or being an ally to mark.
Bro. It’s time for the big one.
HOMELANDER.
Todd Alquist from Breaking Bad/El Camino would be a cool video. He's a really interesting character.
Anyone think Johan Liebert from Monster would make for a good video?
yes hell yes the ultimate evil Johan liebert the no name monster
Yes!
So, this movie is basically just a documentary on the wealthiest families that rule this world.
This movie was downright hilarous, i loved it, now imma watch it again, great video as always !
Clyde Shelton from Law Abiding Citizen would make for a great character analysis! Love your work mate 👍
Jamie fox was really the evil character in that movie.
First thing Grace is going ask somebody after something this? "How do you play hide and seek?"
Analyzing evil: the other mother from coraline
Have you seen the Departed?
Frank Costello and Colin Sullivan are villains you should really check next
This is a video I’ve wanted to see for a while. Thank you Walter for recommending, and god speed for your health 🙏🏽
Thanks and you're welcome!
Please a must that needs to be done is Nina Myers from "24." She was an amazing villain who, as put by the show's hero, Jack Bauer, she's a traitor who believes in nothing. Her MO is unknown and will do business and kill anyone in order to preserve one thing....herself. She's someone who fits the definition of evil. This was a great video as well.
déjà vu
More than a few women in television fill that role. Feme Fatale.
I loved Nina Myers. She was my favirote.
I saw you had done Heath Ledgers joker and Joaquin Phoenix's Joker, what are the odds of seeing Jach Nicholson and Cameron Monaghans versions?
Or Cesar Romero.
@@davenobody26 id say hes a bit too cartoonishly evil, but yes he should be done to fill the quota
There have often been whispers of the extremely wealthy Elite hunting people, so it would be interesting to see what other hidden things this film may be soft-disclosure to reveal. A great presentation, if somewhat thing on actual analysis of the evil itself. I'm going to have to add this film to my list of things to watch 👍👍👍👍
Here’s a recommendation for a villain for you to Analyze:
Zaheer from The Legend of Korra.
A well-intentioned anarchist who has good intentions to give freedom to the world, either Bender or Non-bender alike, but uses extreme methods to do so.
P. S. I hope your friend defeats his cancer, he does look like a warrior
OMG....yes...this
What a left-field pick! Exciting analysis nonetheless
This is definitely one of my favorite movies; it doesn’t get the hype it deserves 💯
I would LOVE to see a piece on Ramsey Bolton from GoT…. He was about as evil 😈 as they get
It’s best later after the books are done.
@@UnfitWarlord23 so never
Please do the family from Get Out
This was such a good movie. Instantly moved to one of my all time faves after watching one time
You should cover Light Yagami.
Pls do homelander from the boys
Ready or not is truly a film for the whole family. Just not the family you want…
Here are a couple of villains I would love to see covered
- Madmoiselle and her cult from the 2008 film "Martyrs". She and her followers are desperate to know what happens after death, and they attempt to learn the truth by creating their own Martyrs
- William Afton from FNAF. The FNAF lore is hard to follow, but his story is one that I still think is worth exploring
Dam nice one
I was just gonna suggest William. I've been a fnaf fan since pretty much the beginning and he's always fascinated me. If I could have a conversation with any villain from any media it would probably be him, granted he would most likely kill me but I would love to know more about what exactly his motivation is
Great pick! Always look forward to your videos. I'd love to hear your take on Humbert Humbert from Lolita.
Awesome choice. I second that! 😃🙏
I thought you were gonna discuss a horror movie, but this is just a documentary about the wealthy
The analyses you've released so far are excellent, but there's still so many characters that you still ABSOLUTELY gotta cover.
Good examples include:
- Lalo Salamanca
- Ra's al Ghul
- Light Yagami
- Rafe Adler
- Irene Engel
- ...
Le Bail sounds like Baal from which Beelzebub is derived.
Analyzing evil of Jason Voorhees?
Tom Ripley from the talented mr Ripley would be very interesting. A very realistic character.
When you make a deal with a demon or the devil himself. Eventually the bill comes due and in then Le Domas Family it came in the form of Grace and she collected it in badass fashion.
Great pick from Walter King and I hope that he pulls through. Also evil can corrupt a single person or a whole family.
I'd love to see you do an episode on Eric Cartman next
That actually would be a great video idea. He shows signs of psychopathy. Another one that I think would be good from the funny side would be Dr. Evil
That I think that would be funny
This would be interesting
Rick Masters from To Live and Die in LA
Bodhi from Point Break
Raymond from The Vanishing
Some animated and other video game characters are worth a look. The Lich from Adventure Time, Handsome Jack from Borderlands 2, the Master from Fallout, The Institute from Fallout 4, Apocalypse from the X-Men animated series. Just a few suggestions.
Each video you put out is more and more interesting! Such a great choice.
Unfortunately, Walter from the GiveSendGo passed away. My thanks to him for reminding me of this movie as, despite my bad memory, I did enjoy it when I saw it and know some people who might like to see it if they haven't already.
I always figured Mr. Le Bail was some kind of demon, but I'm no good at anagrams and my church typically only mentions THE devil rather than any of his multiple names/minions, so I'd have been just as stupefied as Le Family Domas on this one, heh heh.
Sort of unrelated, but i feel this actress would've made a perfect Harley Quinn. MR is meh, but this girl was born for it.
I love how they're all genuinely incompetent. Like yes, they have lots of weapons and influence. No, they have no idea how to do any dirty work themselves so they just screw up constantly.
This was a great video and I want to congratulate you for it, but most of all I wish your friend gets better and beats that awful illness nobody should had to suffer.
Thank you for covering this. I adore this movie so much!
A few suggestions:
Anna from Possession
Sharpe siblings from Crimson Peak
Lily from Thoroughbreds
Can’t wait for your next video!!
Thanks again for the shout out and hope you had a great time making this video! Enjoyed every second of it.
Great video about a great movie! I'd love to see a video on Vern Schillinger from "Oz"
So sorry for your friend man. I hope he pulls through. One day I hope to write a script and have a movie made about a world where the god most commonly believed in our world is definitely 100% real. But all the cruel and unfair suffering that takes place still happens which makes the debate about why he allows it much more complicated. As an atheist, I’ve never had too make up an excuse for god causing/allowing innocents too live in pain and detrimental poverty, as I believe that it happens because he’s not real. But if I was given absolute, undeniable evidence that the all powerful, all loving, and all knowing being known as god is in fact real, I think you could make a brilliant Analysing Evil video about how he’s worshipped by those who have everything, whilst those who have nothing are left wondering why he would leave them too suffer
Been waiting for another episode
Do an analyzing evil on Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls.
Can you do a whole series on the villains of Game of Thrones? Loved your Tywin video and would loooove to see you tear into Cersei, Ramsey & Roose Bolton, etc. Thanks!!
Frank Underwood from House of Cards would be a fantastic episode.
Dr. Brenner from Stranger Things or Nate Jacobs from Euphoria are both such complicated villains and I would LOVE to hear your analysis of either of them (or hopefully both☺️). Thank you for the amazing effort you put into these!
This movie was criminally underrated
Wasn't expecting this!
Great video. One Villian you should do is Harry from In Bruges. To me, he’s the definition of a “lawful evil” character. So much so that his commitment to his code is ultimately what ends up killing him.
Analyzing Evil: Homelander from The Boys
Love this movie, what a pick! Excited to watch this.
Camille Dixon (Glen Close) in Cookie’s Fortune
Negan and The Governor from the Walking dead, Magneto from X-Men, Homelander from the Boys.
Also, if you can appreciate criminally underrated movies, I'll recommend Rick Masters from To Live And Die In LA.
Great vid as always! I hope you do an episode on Wilson Fisk (Kingpin) from the Daredevil show. I'd love to watch that
Vecna/001/Henry Creel From Stranger Things Please
Excellent analysis, as always! 😃🙏
The religious subtext in this film is undeniable. I always saw Grace as protected by God. She has not sold herself like previous members of the family (like Charity) who married into it for wealth. Daniel even mentions his wife is a "gold digger" and Grace "has a soul". Grace truly loves Alex and was a foster child, so she always longed for a real family.
Her name Grace has a religious connotation. She is dressed in her white wedding dress throughout the film, making her seem like an avenging angel. At one point she stabs her hand with a nail, resembling the stigmata.
Daniel is another interesting character who atones for the sins of his childhood, sacrificing himself like a martyr to save Grace's life.
Even Mr. Lebail is impressed with her strength and fortitude at the end. She was the one to finally break the curse.
That's my take on it, anyway.
Best wishes to your friend in his fight against cancer. 🥰
Love this movie.
Mr. House from FallOut New Vegas.
I felt Walter Whites analysis need a sequel,
Saul Goodman/Jimmy McGill
Gustavo Fringe
Todd Alquist
Ivar the boneless from the VIKINGS series would be a perfect character for you to cover.
I would love to see Erik Killmonger be analyzed. He was really interesting in Black Panther.
An episode to be excited about.
Could you cover The Other Mother from Coraline?
I would love to see a video on Dr. Evil
4:17 with one of them being an Ultra Warrior.
I would like to see an episode on the Byrde family from Ozark.
Episode suggestion: Megatron. He’s actually had more than a few incarnations, from the most well-known version of the animated series, to the IDW comics version of revolutionary to mass murderer to joining the Autobots to redeem himself.
Hi vile eye. Love these videos and am always waiting on the next one. You would be great at doing this series as a university course. I would definitely come to class.