Everything Wrong With Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark in a SCAAARY Amount of Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2020
- Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is the most Guillermo del Toro movie that Guillermo del Toro didn't direct. And like every horror movie these days, it's also got bullies and monsters and sins!
Remember, no movie is without sin! Which movie's sins should we expose next?!
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When they set "horror" movies in the 60's it feels like they do it just so they can't have cell phones.
That makes sense
@alan wake Yea, and not many kids, even in the 80s were using walkie talkies to talk across town.
Looking at you Stranger Things.
@@ascensionindustries9631 shit was expensive, stranger things they were pretty well off in a suburban town so it makes sense kinda
@@ranchmantubularspacesausag5709 I know. My GI Joe radio set could barely cover a block. And anyone I knew who could afford real ones were not enough of a nerd to use them.
Another subtle reason being that we present-day target audiences connect the colors and styles of the furniture and architecture here with what are now older homes, giving the visual settings of the story a more surreal and spooky feeling even without something spooky happening. Though I do I agree the cell phone thing is a huge reason.
"The basement is downstairs."
So in other words, the basement is in the basement.
AwesomeApeX It’s a russian doll basement.
When I saw this in theaters it took every fiber of my being to not burst out laughing
Tristan Frare ah you beat me to it
"Someone's in my fruit cellaaaar.... Someone with a flesh sooooul!!"
AwesomeApeX yes this floor is made of floor
“Weepy stories to tell while you’re parked” that was the best
Layney Harbison mine too
3:56
😂 LOL
Comedy gold
"Corn mazes, corn maizes?" 😂😂
The Pale Lady was honestly the only thing that creeped me out in this movie. Like...it gave me shivers.
NO
She looks super sexy and very beautiful( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
No she made me actually want to hide and gave me nightmares 😭
_(ツ)_/ ̄( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
interesting because in the short story it's based of off she is not the monster that is dangerous but merely gives the warning of the true danger.
Nothing in thie movie was creepy except for The Big Toe. Well, that was more gross...
To be honest, Scary Stories probably would have made a better anthology series on Netflix than making it some shitty version of Goosebumps on the big screen.
At least the directing was good. Made things tense and scary even if you didn't care about the overlapping story. I actually liked it quite a bit, but then again I've never read the original stories so I can't really compare the two
Yeah, I mean if you make a movie don't base in on 1,000 short stories focus on one and if it works make a serious of it
The Goosebumps movie was garbage compared to this tho
@@TheFirstdjsteels I meant in the sense that they should've just made an anthology instead of doing what goosebumps did and have the literal book come to life.
@@beat6196 aah
I can't believe they didn't take off even ONE sin for the monster designs. That was ALL practical effects! The Jangly Man performer could actually move like that!
Good ol’ Twisty Troy
That’s what the Dead Meat channel is for
Sleep is the only good thing in this world did he take it seriously? I think they’re just usually good about taking sins off for good effects. Sooo... comedy or not....
Okay wow. Wasn't expecting this comment to blow up like this but here we are lol
The more recent episodes seem more lenient in giving credit where credit is due while still having some good ol' sinning fun, even if that is just removing a sin for a well-constructed joke or a good performance by a single actor. I didn't mean to come off as overserious or butthurt- I was just genuinely surprised that no sins were removed for the monsters (again, ALL prosthetics, makeup, and performance.) If anything in this movie deserves admiration, its the dedication to practical effects.
So, sorry about the trouble, and I'll be more articulate in my comments in the future. :)
Sleep is the only good thing in this world that’s... what you’re doing though. You’re getting butt hurt over the original posters comment lol
"There was no physical way for him to avoid the Pale Lady."
1. Look at the lady and walk backwards, so she can't teleport back in front of him
2. Literally just duck under her arms and go past her when she goes in for the hug.
It honestly annoyed me so much when he didn't even try to duck under her arms to get away. Like he was given so much room so at least TRY
She messes with their mind and she wouldn't be phased by stabbed but the backward might have worked
Wait, so does she hug you and you just die?
@@astrowolvez no but the closer she gets the more your mind wants to hug her she basically warps your mind to make you hug her
@johnny ember first dont say nigga because theres no reason for it and second you can stfu cuz she does teleport and if she didn't what would she do run at the speed of light cuz that makes sense
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark was a collection of well-written, legitimately unnerving, and unrelated short stories. It deserved an anthology series, not one sub-par movie.
Exactly! 🍻 👻
Like a black mirror type vibe.
the characters being minimally racist is really the only thing that makes the movie seem like its actually 1968.
1968 US of America = 2020 US of America
@@sofakingonmynuts1438
No.
Not really..... minorities get priority these days for literally everything.
@@sofakingonmynuts1438 not necessarily, now it's just looked at as ok to say racial things about whites and any arguement can relate to somehow being racial lol. Good old Obama bringing back the racism.
.... and, Bull Connor Jr. proves the point.
5:57 - did Sin Count really not give this movie a sin for having a character explain the basement was downstairs? Like oh shit I thought it was in the attic!
Anne Grey well it is a question of where the hell else it would be. So yes unnecessary.
The basement's downstairs? I thought it was in the add-on behind the kitchen. 😀
Where else would a basement be exactly?
It's going down! Basement!
Anne Grey is your basement not in your attic? Who the fuck is this guy?
"How are they already this deep in the woods"
You've never been to rural PA have you?
It’s all fucking woods and if you keep going you’ll find me
When I was a kid I LOVED the Scary Stories books. If you could check them out of the school library and read them, you were a certified badass. I loved the stories and illustrations. The movie's costuming for the creepy characters were spot on! However, I really didn't like the whole plot with Sarah Bellows. It struck me as Disney Channel-esque. Stella wasn't terribly likable for me, either. She acted like her taking the book from the haunted house is what started the killings, when it was her asking Sarah to 'tell her a story'. But she never told anyone that. The characters don't have much background and we don't know enough about them to like or dislike any of them. When the characters are killed it doesn't incite any particular response for me.
eh as an enthusiast of 1 or 2 disney channel shows i can say it would be a joke plotline from one episode, not a thing theyd do seriously
I I mean I felt bad for chuck and his sister
I wish they wouldn't have tried to string them all together with a jumbled plot like this. It would have been cool just to have them be individual stories brought to life in limited series.
I just bought them tbh
"The basement is downstairs" has to be one of the most sinnable lines that wasn't sinned
The basements downstairs
No way really?
@@dyingblade3281 Lmfaoooooo
This proves that all cinemasins subscribers are idiots who don't watch the movies
@@jrapattii9941 that's why we're here so we DON'T have to watch the actual movie
@@jrapattii9941 Why so passionate, mate?
9:15
“It’s not your fault.”
“It is!” DING
That got me.
13:03 is literally the most terrifying thing I've seen from a horror film in years.
fkn legit, not a jumpscare or anything but i was like "ooook hello oh my aaaAAAAAAA"
Thanks for the heads up
There’s something so unsettling about it like holy crap
"Eheheheh i be bog"
as someone who watched the movie
it was not scary at all
“if we repeat them often enough, they become real” made me think this was a scary version of sharkboy and lava girl where Max got ahold of some bad acid and dreamed up all this scary shit
"The basement is downstairs"
Hmm yes the floor is made out of floor
The floor is probably made out of wood.
@@thepickygamer4450 no its made out of floor.
@@thepickygamer4450 r/woosh? I can't tell if your joking.
Hmmmm yes this wall is made of wall
But, if your in the basement, the ceiling is made out of floor
"its not your fault"
CinemaSins: It is
I said that same thing when I was watching this with my sister
Am I the only one wondering if this guy is just sitting in the theater randomly yelling out sins-
sounds like a family guy episode
No, not yelling, just with a dinger.
*ding*
I wonder if he counts the logos under his breath while sitting in the theatre (stolen comment but same doubt)
Note the text from the book at 7:59
“The Big Toe:
A mother was digging at the edge of a garden when she saw a big toe. She tried to pick it up, but it was stuck to something. So she gave it a good hard jerk, and it came off in her hand. Then she heard something groan and scamper away.
The boy took the toe into the kitchen and showed it to his mother. “It looks nice and plump” she said “I’ll put it in.” -
Ummmmm excuse me? I don’t care how good your penmanship is if you can’t keep your story together Sarah!!! 😉🤣
Makenna Heliker I'm pretty sure that's actually from the actual book but still, it doesn't really line up with what the movie is doing
in the actual book it is the boy who finds the toe idk why they twisted it
I have all the books, the boy found it in the ground and pulled it out, and brought it to his mother
*everything wrong with scary stories to tell in the dark*
There’s only one thing wrong:
They made a movie, instead of a tv show.
It could’ve been like a “tales from the crypt” soon off
I'd never heard of this movie, so I thought he was sinning the reboot show "Are You Afraid of the Dark"
I really had high hopes for this movie
@@franciscolupercio9963 thatll teach you to think anything good comes out of hollywood anymore
I was hoping for that or doing it anthology style
That would be so smart
And I LOVE tales from the crypt
Cool thing about the Jangly Man; I know the actor. He can actually move like that. Can't fall apart, but he is an amazing contortionist!
I like how you felt it prudent to explain that the guy can't fall apart, you know, for the people that might have thought that he actually does.
@@SmokeymcJoint420 Just making sure. Lol
@@SmokeymcJoint420 I mean we live in the same time period as flat earthers and Anti-vaxxers.
You dont know him personally you know him from The Flash (Ragdoll) or America Got T alent
@Twisted Twisted what are the chances he know an actor personality
11:37 "works really hard, presumably at the DEA" HAHAHAHAA
Something we all should appreciate.
They actually followed the way they looked in the actual books.
The creepiest thing about this movie is that I was watching it at the moment this video was uploaded.
Filip Galovic Lock your doors dude
Jan Terri why? It’s not creepy at all
Your names in the book isnt it?
@Voltaic Fire yeah
Me too bro
I feel like the whole
“It’s my fault”
“No it isn’t (reasons)”
Should be a cliche now
Everything is a cliche
By far. 100% agreed
I feel like changing it up a bit
"It's my fault"
"Yeah, no shit"
"..."
"Things happen, people make mistakes but the past is past, you messed up, so now what are you going to do about it? You started all this then why don't you end it"
I realize they had to work with a PG-13 rating but an r-rated version of the scarecrow kill would’ve been beautifully gory considering if they followed the actually ending of the original story of the scarecrow LAYING THE KID’S BLOODY SKIN OUT TO DRY.
and that book was for little kids lol
@@yesterday00 WHAT
@@wolffoxnation3660 yeah! i read the books when I was 7-9. fun.
@@wolffoxnation3660 If that surprises you, read the original Grimm's fairy tales. Enjoy!
I didn't dislike the movie, but I was so irritated that it combined stories or cleaned them up.
The end of "Harold" ended with someone's skin stretched out to dry on a roof dammit!
Was that how it ended? My school's copy had the last page of that story ripped out, so for me it ended by saying Harold was on the roof, lol
BolanderBooks Yep.
For some reason that was the one that scared me.
@@JustToast963 same. Even back then I knew they weren't very good stories. Any book that has to tell you "Now jump at them and yell BOO!" to make itself scary isnt a well written scary story. But I remember Harold being legitimately creepy because it took the time to establish a setting, characters, and build suspense.
They had originally filmed the skin scene, but test audiences thought it would be too scary so they re-shot it.
@@ThisAdamGuy well it's because they were meant to tell with friends, the boo part in a lot of the story's were so you could jump scare your friends
At least they killed the characters instead of just bringing them back to life for no reason.
@Kallie Biesecker I mean I hope so even if it's just for another one of these videos
That would be that awful piece of crap Frozen 2
@Kallie Biesecker plus I personally kind of enjoyed the movie
I know the “books don’t matter” and all that, but is anybody else upset that this movie has a single narrative rather than being a collection of varying short-films based off each story?
Beanie Guitar Guy that’s what I Thought it was going to be
Mad it wasnt
I felt the same, i was so disappointed how bad this movie was compared to the stories it derived from
Yes...
mayamummy Netflix series would’ve done wonders.
how about we do like a gofundme or something and we make it?
"Weepy Stories to Tell While You're Parked" 🤣
Nothing pisses me off more than when a horror movie gets set in the past, because they didn't want them to be able to use smart phones and shit, but they were too lazy to ACTUALLY do anything that made it look like the movie takes place in the past.
I'm surprised this comment is up a year later without a challenge...you are aware the first book was released in 1981, right? They set it in the 60s for aesthetic reasons perhaps, but it didn't matter. The contemporary version would have still lacked cell phones. Hell, even the final book was released in 1991, well because cell phones were popular (but certainly existed by then). Kids certainly didn't have cell phones in the 80s and 90s, so why does it matter if it was set a couple decades before that?
@@bernlin2000 Yeah but aside from 2 racist remarks nothing about this resembles the 60s
How did you NOT add how she says the “stories hurt, stories heal” thing BACKWARDS at the beginning. Even I noticed that
I really liked this movie but it would've been way better as a Netflix series.
Dude! Every episode a different story! That would be sick.
Hannah Lane for real!! Netflix probably wouldn’t have toned it down either.
Try reading asshole (sorry just look up scary stories to tell in the dark stories)
Just read the stories online
@@kiro822 where the fuck did asshole come from, super unnecessary.
Is it bad that I laughed at "I know Stella's dad works a lot, presumably at the DEA."? Also, geodes.
If the ghost girl actually showed up and said “I’m always angry” after the old lady said “you shouldn’t have taken the book you made her angry” I would have voted to remove all the sins
And then punch a Chitari dragon in the face
@@JustThatOneRandomGuy
I think we should have directed this movie
2:40: "I'm gonna gut you!" - "with a baseball bat?"
*Has flashbacks to Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves* - "I'm going to cut your heart out, with a SPOON!"
Well the spoon bit is possible, it'd just take a lot of extra effort. Gutting with a wooden bat usually requires it be broken first...
Also not possible
"but, why a spoon, dear cousin?"
"because it's dull, you twit, it'll hurt more!"
I love Alan Rickman
@@timfrey2358 I "heard" that comment in my head...
And that's how iconic Alan Rickman's deliveries were.
That’s about righ
This movie was just straight disappointing and I hated Stella’s character she just was annoying and kinda sucked everything out of the movie
Hayden Stone the film just straight up sucked
I enjoyed it for the moment but the characters did anger me when they dragged Chuck into their hunt for files. They had no use for him overall so I don't understand why they forced him to tag along, especially if they were going to separate from him anyway. Saddest part is that it's the scariest death scene of the entire movie and yet it was also the most avoidable death scene
Omg me too
Was hella boring too
Add another sin
The house: Haunted
The book: Haunted
The stories: murderous
Stella: LeTs dO iT
"Weepy stories to tell when youre parked"😂😂😂
" "Sound the alarms" There's a well-fed teenager running about in the hospital hallway, not the Joker dressed up in a nurse's costume, man. " Lol
How they should’ve done this movie: It’s Halloween night, and the family returns from trick or treating, they’re excited to eat some candy but the parents decided no. So the kids request a bedtime story (which to the parents is boring, and exhausting especially after a night of walking around bringing their kids to collect candy). Anyways, the kids get cozied in and one of the parents pulls out an old book (with no origin described) but it happens vignette style (like princess bride) and each story being read is played out in the film. The ending of the movie comes around and the kids enjoyed it and ask for more, which would bring in the sequel even more scary stories to tell in the dark. It would’ve been so much better as a vignette style movie or even as a Netflix series, each episode being one of the stories. This movie just seemed like a cash grab from 90’s kids and modern teens.
Since no one else is saying it... Simpson's did it.
rdp16rulez for the better side of thirty years, but that’s just another prime example! Tree House is a great example of where/how this could panned out. But it didn’t. Sadly.
Agreed and I felt it was wasted potential on both the Monsters Characters and atmosphere
I need this
That sounds terrible
To be honest, who actually read Scary Stories and didn't just look at the sick pictures
Me. The stories are good. You should go back and read them. The pictures were dope though.
I read all three books
me
I read the stories over and over again.
I read them and loved them. I even read them to other children in my neighborhood so they could enjoy them. Then, those kids suddenly disappeared.
Jeremy is such a killjoy...I'm delighted that they made this film, this is an INCREDIBLE book series. As a kid, it had a huge impact on me, and felt much more "adult" than anything else out there billed for children. The illustrations are absolutely unforgettable and singular, and the film appears to be quite faithful to those images (Harold is spot-on).
Where's
"Everything wrong with Cats (2019) in Meow Meow minutes"??
Keenakeen No it should be in MEOWWWWWWWWWWWWWANY minutes
literally, infinite sins.
they would just, sin every second, then go for a bonus round of every millisecond, then so on.
there would be no end....
just like f*cking cats, apparently
@@lochnessmonster2277 *BA DUM TS *
Infinite sins for that movie
Such a shame because the musical is actually good...
The "Murder house" is from my home town. They filmed on location there!
@Cari nope, I think that ones a set peice considering they could use it for multiple seasons
I will find you
“Chris link”
@@legendofzeldarules44 the murder house from AHS is actually a really house in a real place. Of course the version we see in AHS has been CGI-d a little bit. But it's a place for real and not a set
I would not go near that
This movie was like a collage of the beginning of every Supernatural episode...I kept waiting for Sam and Dean to show up!!
This is actually one of my favorite movies and I’m excited for the sequel
So what would’ve happened if Auggie gave that ghost the toe? I mean, he’s got nothing to lose at this point
Ikr?! Exactly what I thought while watching the movie. Like, I'm sorry but if a walking corpse chases you asking for it's toe, and you literally have the goddamn toe, why not, idk... Hand it over???
@@anyxd9950 yeah, in the tale the spookiness is because the protagonist ATE the toe and there is no givin it back, but Auggie could have done it
@@davidklochko7143 Ohhhh... Well, if he ATE it the whole thing would make much more sense...
@@anyxd9950 A
@@anyxd9950 Exactly! Sheesh, even My Little Pony figured out that one! (Or if you're too scared to face the walking corpse, just leave the toe in the middle of the doorway where the corpse can find it.)
And that's not even addressing the insanity of finding some random toe and deciding to COOK IT IN A FREAKING STEW TO EAT IT. ffs.
The Pale Lady was the best part, she was seriously disturbing. The fact that she never screamed or did many of the usual horror cliches made it fun and memorable, and oh so scary.
Kinda upset you didn't remove sins for the practical effect and makeup. The Jangly Man was performed by a contortionist, many of his movements were real .
I love how all the kids killed in the book could’ve been brought back by writing in her blood with that pen again at the end of each story saying “they woke up the next morning in their beds and realized it was all a nightmare and went on with their lives” 😂
I'm starting to wonder if there's going to a single book, song, movie or even just a simple *reference* to my childhood which won't eventually be turned into a two-bit cash grab by washed up, uncreative Hollywood opportunists... probably not, but it's nice to wonder..
For me, "Harold" was always the most terrifying of all the stories in the books
the big toe was definitely the scariest for me
"The Window" story from the first Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark book is pretty scary. That mummy creature in it is terrifyingly awesome!
The biggest problem about this movie is, it’s not scary.
or funny
No it’s scary! You have a different opinion than me so I will not judge your own thinking. Literally had to cover my eyes because every second of each monster coming was creepy.
MegaGermanShepherds no your just a pussy, it’s not scary at all 😂😭
Yeah but it was watchable.
I loved this movie. There's a lot about it that didn't work for me, but a lot did. And Zoe Colleti's performance was absolutely fantastic - this was her fourth role and she was KILLING it! I hope she has a long and bright future ahead of her (if that's what she wants).
Harold just wanted that sweet varsity jacket. Sharing is caring!
Witch lady : stories hurt, stories heal
me: um yea wtf does that mean
Yeah Neve really got that part.
It means stories can frighten you or even damage someone's reputation (secrets, libel), or they can make you feel good or inspired.
@@kenhollis6197 Seemed pretty self-explanatory to me.
Well, these stories hurt Stella and her friends, but getting them out helped Sara heal?
That rhymes nice job
For Thursday,
Could you do:
*Everything Wrong With: Final Destination (2000)*
OMG YES
The entire movie is a sin and don't even let me start talking about the sequels
Pick a movie man 😂
@@omarsalem1219 lmao
@@pitohuiiii5333 Sorry, it's just that both movies (while being good) need to be sinned
I'm surprised Cinemas didn't point out that the jangly man, despite having his torso trapped by the car and the truck, is somehow able to free his torso from the truck by removing his head and limbs, which weren't affected by the crash in any way. They could have made it so that just his limbs were following them now, which could have been scary, or at least had him use his arms and legs to push the car out of the way. But instead his torso just magically goes free.
Horror movie: *Entirely set in the dark*
My crappy upstairs TV: How about grey?
“I’m gonna gut youuuu!”
“With a baseball bat?” 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Well, you can break it and gut him with the sharp wood. Ineffective but brutal.
He was gonna hit him in the stomach so hard it would have burned through his flesh lol
Or an effective way instead is to get negans baseball bat😂
When I was a child I freaking loved the first scary stories to tell in the dark book. I later found out there was more than one but the first one was awesome.
I’ve been waiting for this ever since I saw it in the theater.
3:19 I live in a rural area and we still have 2 drive in theaters within 30 mins of us.
“This is not your fault”
Sin: “it is!” *ding*
fun fact: one of Sarah's brother's name is Harold. So he was probably the original scarecrow! Do not know where he went after Tommy took his place though lol
That's one of the theories I've seen that some of the monsters are her family
0:19 "you know what else hurts?"
28 stab wounds
In the book, Harold skins him alive.
Nice picture
That was the best part of the story! This movie was too tame. Harold was probably the most interesting and frightening stories of the whole series, with lots of strange details and a slow burn to a horrifying conclusion. The movie is having an identity crisis as to who its audience is. The honest answer is, a bunch of morbid middle-grade readers who appreciate the astonishing illustrations and love the genuinely gorey stories about dismembered bodies. This is a version that's been gutted of its guts, leaving only cliches and tropes. Not to be completely negative.... I did like the Pale Lady and Harold puppets, but hey - I think puppets rule.
"Weepy stories to tell while parked" 😂😂😂😂😂
For thursday can you do
*Everything wrong with Cats 2019 or Charlies Angels 2019*
Cats is gonna be painful lol.
That would take a hour and a half video each for those crap fest.
Cats Is what's wrong with cats
Cats, at least, is still in theaters I think.
Everything Wrong With Cats:
Cats *end credits*
Can we just appreciate how well the monsters look like the books.
I was waiting for this! THANK YOU CINEMASINS!
"Everything Wrong With Slenderman In Long Arms Minutes" that would be good!
This was shot in my hometown 😂 I recognized that hill and train tracks at the end immediately. Looked it up and it was shot here lmfao.
I read the book as a kid and surprisingly didn’t hate this movie. When I found out this was being made I wondered how they were going to incorporate multiple stories. But I thought they did it ok.
I was waiting for a “ discount Woopi Goldberg” at 11:00 but alas you left me hanging, lol.
I honestly didn’t find the pale lady that creepy, in the book she warns the lady in the dream this is an evil place then when she actually sees her again she lets her run outta there
Moreso eerie, ominous, that creepy that disturbs you but you're aware there's nothing to fear
The Jangly Man is a mixture of the story "Me-tie-dough-ty-walker!" and "What did you come for?".
They got the drawings very right imo. Especially pale lady. She was always the freakiest even in books.
I loved your Atreu from The Never Ending Story. I laughed so hard
Love sins on horror movies becasue there are so many ridiculous things
There's also a completely bizarre thing with Ruth just taking off with Stella and her dad. She got over her shock pretty fast, and her parents are just cool with her going on a road trip, even though Chuck is missing.
1:07 "The Whistling Room" is one of the classic Carnacki ghost stories published in 1910 by William Hope Hodgson, who was killed in World War I (and it begins the same way shown in the movie).
“Presumably at the DEA” what a legend
Fun fact, the majority of the school scenes for this movie was shot at my School, Scarlett Heights Entrepreneurial Academy.
Was really awesome to see them film there.
Fun fact: the beginning scene was filmed in my former city in canada near where I grew up, it amazed me considering hamilton is a horror movie all on it's own 😂
Babble, babble, blah, blah.
"You can tell he lives in that car by smelling a blanket?" He doesn't know.
Since this is a spoiler zone:
I think the fact Stella was given a magical pen, the book to write the story in and directions on how to use both items so what you write comes true. I'm a bit disappointed that she didn't just write her friends back. All it would take would be at the end of the OG story put something like "and then they appeared later in there homes three days later unharmed and sane"
16:54 HOLY SHIT he used a voiceover from "Barry", that made me so happy
same 😭😭
Run... Barry RUN!!!
SCP: 304/5
The scarecrow virus.
Turns lazily written, Stephen King level bullies into scarecrows. Scarecrows go on to infect other tired stereotypes
Every cinemasins video you have a remark that tickles me for no reason. "...goes on for ALL the some time." cracked me up.
“Presumably works at the DEA” I love it
I’m giving you a sin for bringing the idea of a pumpkin spice patty melts into existence
Movie: Gets made
Cinema Sins: *Wait, thats illegal*
OH MY GOD😂😂😂😂the hay fever joke was perfeccttt!!!👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻😂😂😂
these books scared the crap out of me as a kid. ive lost many hrs throughout the day and lost many hrs of sleep thinking about them. the illustrations got to me the most
"The basement is downstairs"
_hmm yes, the basement is the basement_
Hmm yes, the basement floor is made of basement floor
time stamp?
Stuart 5:55
I LOL when she said that. Of course the basement is downstairs..... DUH
@@Wobbe89
No, the basement floor was created from basement
11:36 “Stella’s dad works a lot, presumably at the DEA” 😂😂 Such a good reference. if you’ve never seen breaking bad, go watch it
Jake Agema glad someone picked up on that
The Dad in this movie works for the DEA in Breaking Bad, and is one of, like, 3 characters you'll açtually feel bad for by the end.
freaking amazing acting all over that show.
Jake, you act like Breaking Bad was some niche show that had a small following. It was only one of the biggest TV shows ever.
okay then smokey. You might be in a breaking bad fan club but I know many people who have not seen it. It’s an older show now, a lot of younger people aka most of youtube now probably have not seen it
Give this guy an Emmy
*IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A SERIES*
Had to say it for the people in the back, it was so rushed and the monsters themselves were really well done in my opinion. I was left wondering about the other monsters in the book, like imagine how cool it would have been to see the Windigo's design and yes that was one of the stories. All in all they messed up and Stella is annoying.