The Ring - Deusdaecon Reviews
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I always thought aiden got spoken to because he is a child still like Samara was
And children could be more receptive to these things, because they haven't learned to rationalise / block everything seemingly "magical" or "supernatural", like adults would immediately.....
I hear this alot but what about ppl likk me who watkh anime and read mystikal type books would wenot b rekeptive to these things adults arw just aged khildren always seems unfair that only 10yr olds get to enjoy magikal mystikal goings ons
@@dav552 you're really dedicated to the changing your c's into k's thing.
One of my favorite horror films, and one which I think improves on the original (actually giving a reason for the week delay, for example). I love Samarra's ultra-ambiguous line about her father, "But he doesn't know." We never really find out what he doesn't know. It also has a sort of The Conversation-inspired bit of audio play, where the first time we hear her say, in response to the doctor saying that she doesn't want to hurt people, "But I do, and I'm sorry," it comes across as her saying that she's sorry that she does hurt people. When we hear it more clearly near the end, it sounds much more like she meant, "But I do WANT TO hurt people, and I'm sorry," with that last phrase not sounding sincere in the least.
You should check out the 1981 film Ghost Story. It has a similar feel, and some of the material that wasn't in the Japanese film (such as water leaking out of odd places when the ghost is around) seems to have been cribbed from that film.
well the full line was “he wants me to go away, but he doesn’t know” so i figured it was pretty clear she was saying he doesn’t know that she would never go away because she’s a demon.
So, I had a stint in a mental ward and I don't think they'd let you walk around without socks on.
Child Of Bhaal I did too and no they don't
Considering what Samara could do, they were probably too afraid to enforce certain rules.
"The Cryptkeepers ass" 😂😂😂 I laughed way too hard at that line, good one deacon!
The horse jumping overboard 😂😂 I've finally found something as graceful as myself!
Okay, you win. XD
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😂 Omg I almost spat out my drink! Lets attend dance class together, would be quite funny with one of my kind!
The teacher would get nuts and probably jump after the horse after the third lesson......maybe he could even get better results with the dead horse than with me....^^
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I remember when I saw this in the cinema when samara finaly comes out of the TV.. I've never seen more people Inc myself yelling at the screen, covering their faces, trying to climb out of their chairs to get further away from the horror.. At 16 I had never seen a movie affect people like this and I haven't seen it happen since... Oh yeah and that "I saw her face" moment burned itself into my mind so I couldn't sleep for two weeks after
That’s exactly what happened in my showing.
@@missmoanypants it has to be my generations version of what my parents said the screenings of the exorcist was the first time
@@mullaoslo That’s a good comparison!
That was my experience wutg Ring 2
I didnt kniw the ring was a horror movie cuz me being a dumbass kid saw scary movie 3 and thought thatvwas the ring xD boy dud u get nightnaees for 2 weeks after watching ring 2 lmao
16:22 "The phone starts ringing again, causing Rachel to yell at the supernatural being, but it's actually Noah calling after taking a load of pictures of himself." Oh my god, we've discovered the true origin of the Selfie.
I've seen this movie twice before this movie was even made: "Ringu" (the Japanese original), and "The Ring Virus" (the year-later Korean remake.) Including this American remake, all three versions were a new experience. Same story lines, yes. Same plotlines, yes. It was still interesting to see three different cultures approach to the same source material.
Did you read the book?
I remember the first time I saw this - my brothers and cousins and my brother's wife were all sitting around the basement watching it. My youngest brother had seen it in theatre. I had to go to the bathroom around the part where Rachael ended up in the well. Then she gets her out. Ambulance and stuff. You can survive 7 days... yada yada. I figure, movie done. I can go to the bathroom now. I start to get up and my brother just says... "Wait." In the most ominous voice I'd ever heard from him. He just pointed to the screen so I sat back down. Good thing I have a strong bladder because when she crawled out of that TV screen, HOLY SHITE! We all lost our collective minds. None of us had seen the original or even heard of it then actually. And those effects were completely new to us a creepy as all fuck. One of my most memorable movie watches ever.
well to be fair to the whole die at 10 pm thing, when assessing a body you can't tell when it died in ten minute increments, just ~around the time she died
plus if the girl with her was used as a witness, she'd probably say 10 pm exactly
also i actually kind of like how the video images and ones in reality are the same, bc it seems like the video was made purely from images taken from the world around it or something
then again i am Very easy to please
well by the films own explanation the videotape was created by samaras mind powers as she was in the well and imprinted the images and death thing on to the tape in the cabin above, so they could've had similar locations and things as the ones that rachel finds in books and newspapers but the same exact images ? kind of ruins the immersion
@@deusdeaconReviews Gibs Gibs Gibs if You don't get The NCIS reference Beth was played by Pauley Perrette
Interestingly, the actress who played Samara also provided the voice for Lilo in "Lilo and Stitch". Won't look at that the same way again.
Ohana mean seven days.
Along with her commitment to 'Sparkle Motion', she's a busy girl! 😂
Don't forget the time she got stuck working in a ghost/spirit bath house alongside a boy who could turn into a dragon after her parents literally became pigs.
I was freaked out by this movie mainly to the fact that when i saw it in theatres some pipes brokes and caused water to run down the walls throughout the movies. it really started to flood when the guy time to die came.
One of my favorite horror movie... I actually have trouble watching it now. I have a hard time dealing the subsequent anxiety I get from it, lol. Ah, old age is getting to me...
I always had the theory that Samarra was actually not adopted and was the legit daughter of the Morgans (if you ignore the sequel of course, and you should). It's mentioned that the Morgans went to the mainland and traveled the world to find means by which to conceive, then came back to the island with an "adopted" daughter... My theory is that they did find a way, but that it was unnatural or ritualistic, hence why they would stay quiet about it. Going against the natural order of things however got them something wrong in return. That's how I like to see it anyway. I'm glad the movie didn't try to explain too much why Samarra is evil, it's better left to the imagination.
The best thing about that theory is it completely erases the fuck awful sequel off the planet.
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Yeah... I saw the sequel only once, in theater. I was so excited for it too... I came out of there thinking "What a piece of shit".
You know, the first movie's ending left you with this sinking feeling of dread with the realization that Samarra's evil couldn't be defeated, you could only propagate her curse to escape death. She was this unnatural, unstoppable force, even in death. Then you take this awesome concept and completey ruin it with the sequel, turning Samarra into a pretty pathetic villain who just wants a new mommy... Awful, just awful...
I pretty much said that exact thing in my review
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Then I need to watch that next. Love your reviews btw! :)
@@LordofFullmetal That's just the story of ghosts *like* Samara, not Samara specifically. "Murdered young woman" describes a lot of Japanese ghosts.
I know this vid is waaaaay too old for u to see this comment bruh, but I am a recent subscriber and I have to say, I reaaaaaally enjoy your content man.
Thank you, and i see all comments regardless of the age of the video.
@@deusdeaconReviews even this one? Big fan as well, found you through your wishmaster series.
@@seymourpant yes, even this one
I’ve been enjoying your reviews. Most have been movies I passed on when they first came, but I like seeing if I missed something special. The Ring is one of those movies.
Very nice review. This movie is one of my favorites. I lived in Seattle, and it captures the eerie gloom of the place very well.
died looking like the criptceepers ass
that is the best line xD
OrionGames *Cryptkeeper
I think the reason her son was getting special treatment. Was because at the end of the day she was still a child when she died. So it might she feels more comfortable talking to him as opposed to an adult when she was killed and hurt by adults.
I can't watch movies from the early 2000's without getting Eiffel 65's Blue stuck in my head.
you should do dead silence
Dude McMuffin I second this!
YES
Yesss
I saw this in theaters when it first came out. It is, to date, the *only* time I've done a backflip. We were in one of those theaters where the back row has an aisle behind it. Noah's death scene came up, Samara emerged from the TV, and I flipped over my seat and landed in the aisle behind it.
I was a very easily frightened child.
this may sound weird, but regarding the time thing, I always took it as Samara was actually able to cause the time of death to be off. Somehow matching something connected to her. I have literally no reason to believe this, just my own stupid little head canon, mostly made to justify a bit of continuity error
the boy type character is psychic in the Japanese version. its one of the things lost in translation. its like they wanted to make him that way in this one but sorta dropped it.
Seattle appears to be the perfect area to place this movie as the climate and flora are very much like those of regions of coastal Japan. Japanese Maples, hydrangeas, azaleas, etc. grow quite well here due to the cloudy and cool climate. Despite this, Seattle is still in USDA Growth Zone 9....the same zone as Jacksonville, FL.
I'll tell you one on me. I saw this movie at home and thought, "Okay, pretty good, but I'm Not Scared!" And I wasn't. Until I went to bed. And about two in the morning, the television in my room kicked on by itself, and I screamed loud enough to wake the entire family. What had happened was my daughters had been playing with the remote, and set the Timed Watch function on the TV, so that it would turn itself on at, you guessed it, 2 in the morning. Yeah; I'm not living that one down anytime soon. And NO MORE HORROR MOVIES LATE AT NIGHT!
Reminds me of when my family watched the Sixth Sense at home. My sister needed to use the bathroom so we took a break. Right as she was coming out of the bathroom our mom walked past wearing her pink bathrobe. My sister screamed and fell back into the bathroom slamming the door shut.
@@stephw1702 The Sixth Sense just like The Ring is A Fantastic Horror Movie
there is a lot of stuff got messed up in translation... in the original Japanese movie the boy was actually psychic and his father (psychic researcher) too...
in the original the boy watch the tape because his dead cousin told him so...
i believe the american remake had a last minute edit/rewrite, since aiden -at the beginning of the movie- draws images of his cousin referring to the fact that he has ESP.
Thanks for this! You’ve explained to me things I didn’t know I’d missed.
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Who's giving up on the channel ? I'm not giving up on it.
of course she showed the tape to her ex . he is her EX
just because he is her ex doesnt mean jack. they clearly are still on some form of positive terms, so her showing him the tape just makes her a massive bitch.
Could have sworn she told him not to and he went out of his way to watch it anyways.
@@hektorforever arent you late to the stupid party. making baseless assumptions that I didnt realize they could have been making a stupid 'everyone hates their exes' joke, of which I simply ignored and point out their ignorance. while I do the same with your stupid 'went over your head' joke. youre welcome.
Great review man. I love this movie, always puts me on edge.
In stitches from the Cryptkeepers arse line. XD
Do you plan to do a review for the new ring movie that recently came out? Just discovered your channel and I can’t stop watching.
yes ill get around to it eventually
Can you do the grudge series too? I’m curious about your interpretation of it.
For half a second I thought you said The Ring was based off Pingu.
lol that would be creepy but funny if it was the the penguin
ahh another splendid video time to sit back and relax. Appreciate the content!
review "Sinister" its a criminally underrated movie
I have a Patreon page for all movie review requests, www.patreon.com/DeusdaeconReviews, its not compulsory just throwing it out here.
I recommend you review "fragile" it's really sappy but good
After seeing this, I can't help but wonder what Lilo meant by "My friends need to be Punished."
samara had some rounds to make at 10pm, she had multiple people to visit, so it wasn't exactly 10pm
I'm so happy you reviewed this :D
Please review The Grudge and Samara vs Sadako (aka The Ring vs The Grudge)
"Yor's World! He's the Ma~an!"
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Are you by chance going to review any of the grudge films?
just on the time of death thing, the only way they would know it was only 10min after 10pm is if the friend was able to tell them, which might not be the most important part of the event on her mind if she was cogent enough to communicate it. Fun Fact; time of death can be VERY hard to narrow down just going off of the body, you can use rigormortis and blood pooling but that can change depending on the temperature and other factors, it's not going to tell you down to the minute.
Yor IS the man!
Rachel was probably just flustered & creeped out, but not totally convinced of the supernatural element when she showed Noah. The fact that additional footage beyond the frame exists & we learn that the tape has no internal data probably fully convinced her that something more was going on, explaining her more cautious approach after Noah’s assistant walked in.
LOOK AT ME AND TELL ME WHAT YOU SEE I LOOK AT YOO AND TELL YOU WHAT I FEEEEEEEL
It's such a good piece of supernatural horror for me, but it's not for those who want buckets of gore and big frights-- it's much more of a slow-burn type experience that crawls under the skin. This has become a favorite of mine; it feels like an eerie Nancy Drew mystery tale with ghostly goings-on and some unsettling moments peppered in. "The Ring" has, among other good elements, a wonderful music score that adds so much emotion and chills to the story.
Love your Hellraiser posters.
I have seen them both and the re make can't touch the original. It's a masterpiece in horror movies.
17:35 Hmm, what if the horse was really reacting to Moesko Island, to which Samara also has a connection, and the filmmakers had Rachael there as an act of misdirection.
Not a big horror fan in general but that's mostly because a lot of the more recent stuff is just boring. I saw this one in the theaters though and it's still one of the best horror films I've ever seen.
4:12 crypt keeper’s ass 😂😂😂😂
4:11 🤣🤣🤣 Crypt keepers ass
“THE CRYPTKEEPERS ARSE”
Both Ringu and Tomie get really convoluted as their movies go on.
eh that horse was on its way to the glue factory anyway
The tape does move things before. How do you think that girl at the beginning ended up in the closet? I doubt her friend put her there.
I thought this movie was great. It is one of the few remakes (the only one?) that I prefer to the original (though the original was good too). It is also the movie that ended up making me aware of Japanese horror.
While the sequels to both the Japanese original and the American remake got weird, the Japanese sequels went full on bonkers.
I never liked people saying that paranormal activity was the scariest/best movie when i always thought the ring was way scarier eventhough i was young while watching the ring. So watching this review like 10 years later just confirms to me the ring was better and scarier
Hey duesdaecon, i was wondering, could you do final destination 5 for your next review? I am super excited to see what you have to say about that one.
I will be getting to that soon but I've planned out a few videos before hand and id rather stick to that schedule for now but it is coming.
Is it possible that we (the audience) get a roadmap of sorts of the upcoming reviews (not unlike sfdebris)?
well, my schedule is not the best but at this current moment the schedule is dark city is next (hopefully this saturday) then it'll be a halloween ep (but it'll be released before halloween) then it'll be conan the barbarian, then final destination 5, then the thing, and then star dust, the majority of those are Patreon requests btw.
your audience is fiiiine with that. A roadmap is always nice to have. On a sidenote, Dark city hype!!!
its the original schwarzenegger version.
I'm not a blank wall expert but he might of been drilling holes for brackets for cables or pipes and the like
I actually caught my dad watching Yor: The Hunter from the Future once. From what I remember it was. . . something.
" looking like the cripted keepers ass" i laugh so hard when he said that i mean it was so sudden
No, she made the copy and showed it to Noah. That's what broke the curse.
I’m wondering what your thoughts are on how the girl in the hospital knows how many days Rachel has left.
actually the specific type of ghost seen In movies like Ringu or Ju-on are known as Onryō
The Yor movie at the end though....lmao
I once played with the TV after smoking.....well not only tobacco and being a bit....nervous,looking for some distraction. We had only 4 channels at the student honest that time, so not much to choose from.....me not knowing what it was I ended up at this movie.
Needless to say I wasn't calmed down afterwards...^^ Boy was I freaked out afterwards.....checked my door three times and kept my short sword ( a decoration, nothing sharp but metal non the less ) next to me....
quick question daecon. when you re-filmed this one, did you use the original script you had written back in the day? if yes, why?
Yes It was the same script, Because I didn't really see a reason to rewrite any of it, my opinion hasn't changed at all, The only thing that was changed was the last bit where i mention the video was filmed out of order.
your style of presentation has changed a lot since then. i was wondering for which reason such a move was deliberate.
well when it comes to the ring video it wasn't that far off in the past that my style had changed too much honestly but for something like my city of angels review (which i will be doing a full rewrite remake of) then yeah you can tell the difference.
6:11 - 6:18 😂😂Good one, @Deusdaecon. Funny though that you missed Spontaneous Combustion (1990) by Tobe Hooper as another cursed video tape. Not that I dislike the movie, but it's just I feel as a movie starring Brad Dourif, it doesn't get much attention.
Actually there's a few there that could be labeled as "cursed", like 'Rage To Kill', 'Shattered', 'The Looking Glass War', 'The Black Bird', 'Quest for the Mighty Sword', 'The Fly 2', 'C.H.U.D.', etc. Oh, I also noticed a favorite guilty pleasure, 'Powder' (1995), made by Victor Salva, who directed 'Jeepers Creepers', one of my favorite horror movies. But I digress; the less said about that director, the better.
So today I found my old VHS tape of Cyborg a Jaun Clode VanDamme movie I took it to my mom and my brother was like
What is that is there something in the box
I feel old now XD
5 year too late answer but maybe the horse got spooked because Samaras..
. aura or energy or whatever that was lingering. Like the friend in the mental hospital could tell how many days the journalist had left
I will say this for a remake it was not that bad it pretty much is still hard for me to watch it as it sends chills down my spine, hell just watching this review I felt uneasy with the clips you used, but I'll always enjoy the japanese version even if it fell down the same path of most horror movies.
Samara's more on time with her calls and visits than comcast
Well done!
Samara (thanks for pointing out the clever play on Japanese Maple for the US version of Sadako) is no common Yurie, she's a full-blown Onriyo, a vengeful female ghost..
I would dispute that actually because its established she's always been evil and wanting the hurt others, which says to me her actions aren't motivated by vengeance.
@@deusdeaconReviews hmmmm...I think you might be right...Damn it I hate it when that happens...But wait...is there a reason she couldn't be both evil AND vengeful? Her mother did drown her after all, and in classic Onriyo fashion, IN A WELL!!!! Still willing to admit being wrong though...I know the lady in the Noh play drowned herself after her husband's attempt to poison her and run off with a younger woman left her hideously disfigured instead of outright killing her, but given that Samara was "wronged" by both parents trying to thwart her evil, couldn't this not quality her as both Yurei and Onriyo?
I mean yeah possibly both, although another bit of evidence for the "not" side , if vengeance is her thing why didn't she target the people directly responsible for her death ? cause to be honest she seems to target everyone BUT them
@@deusdeaconReviews But she did manage to torment both parents to suicide...that tells me it was more personal with them. The videotape curse is just her general evil manifesting in a nasty game she plays to make her afterlife more entertaining...
What if the horse was reacting to the fact they were heading toward Moesko Island, and they just had Rachael nearby as misdirection?
That horse jumping reminds me of my jumping skills 😭
One of my favorites. Definitely scared me.
I liked this movie
Right now, the only scary thing about this video is the high-pitched screaming tones for the jumpscares from the film. RIP headphone wearers at 4:00. Jesus, my ears...
this story reminds me of infinite jest, now that i think about it!
How long do you need to watch the video for it to work? And what if you don't have a phone for Samara to call you?
And since sarama comes out of TV's, what if you get rid of your TV? Will she come out anyway and walk to your house?
when it comes to the phone thing, lets be honest thats just some common courtesy on samaras part she doesn't have to say anything it'll affect you regardless but at least she's nice enough to tell you how long ya got, also in this and the sequel it does seem to be you need to watch the tape all the way through.
+Deusdaecon Reviews Yeah, that's exactly what I said. It's merely a courtesy call. She's coming over in 7 days no matter what unless you do her bidding and copy her 'chain-video'.
I prefer the book the way the tape is like a disease and the girl not being evil per say helps with the plot hole of why did the kid not tell them samara was evil to start.
You should read the book the movies were based on: 'Ring' by Koji Suzuki
I wouldn't really call it a good book, but it's certainly entertaining.
The 10pm thing is probably an assumption based on the condition of the bodies, not that they all died at 10 pm exactly.
if its an assumption isn’t that information functionally useless then ?
@@deusdeaconReviews you're right
Ah you redid this :D nice
This movie scared me so badly when I first saw it. I couldn’t shower with the curtain closed 🤦♀️
Hey sir, great video
The i saw her face jumpscare got etched in my mind when I saw it in the cinema. I came home and saw I dvd I had bought earlier that day. I looked at the TV and said fuck thst. I didn't sleep right for two weeks after and to this day I struggle to watch it alone. With others its no problem but alone I go straight back to that first viewing. I love this fucking movie..
I found the acting terrible in the first scene with the two teenagers, but enjoyed the rest of the movie.
Even now when I watch the girl coming out the television I get goosebumps on my goosebumps.
Fun fact : the girl playing samara was heavily into contouring, hence given the self- knoted appearance of her crawling out of the TV.
Aaah Yor's World... Shades of ye olde Spoony..
6:16 Take that back! Yor is a perfect prehistoric movie shlock. Purple men and Styrofoam dinosaurs. ☺
It not even prehistoric.
Shhh....spoilers. :D
Other than that great review, keep the good work.
I love that u do less talked about movies
Thank you, I have no idea what that means.
@@deusdeaconReviews just things like silence of the lambs gets talked about but u done the whole series and also your reviews are really good
oooooh I see, I understand your comment now, thank you again.
Can you make some more like sadako vs kayako and the grudge and the ring 2 and sadako and miss brown boys movie and TV series
To
to answer in order, No, No, already done, No and fuck no
@@deusdeaconReviews are you a fan miss brown boys or brum or the ring 2 and sadako well is that a Japanese film what about wallace and gromit and shun of the dead and glass
I wrote an article a while back about how the American remake is better than the Japanese original. Not because of CGI or picture quality or anything, so not to take anything away from the Japanese original. But the twist near the conclusion is much more predictable if you know something about Japanese culture and their perspective on ghosts, hauntings, and curses. In western society our perspective is very different, and that's why we assume the curse is lifted when Samara's body is discovered and we know what happened to her. That western perspective is what allows the twist to hit to hard, and not just be another corny "the villain always returns for a sequel" hack job we expect from horror films.
Didn’t know the Ring took place in the O.C. Universe