SESSION 9 (2001) MOVIE REACTION AND REVIEW! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- SESSION 9 (2001) MOVIE REACTION AND REVIEW! FIRST TIME WATCHING! Polls, early access and full reactions on Patreon / reelreviewswithjen Watch me watch this 2001 horror movie, Session 9 in this first time watching reaction video! Session 9 tells the story of tensions rise within an asbestos cleaning crew as they work in an abandoned mental hospital with a horrific past that seems to be coming back.
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Check out this first time watching this horror movie reaction video forvSession 9 and see if I can make it through this horror movie. Horror is a genre I've barely explored, mostly because I'm a huge wuss. Typically my Halloween movie viewings consist of Hocus Pocus and Halloweentown. This year I decided to expand my horror movie knowledge and try and watch these horror movie fan favourites.
Check out my first time watching this horror 2001 movie, Session 9 and enjoy my reaction video! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos! If you have suggestions for other horror movies I should watch, comment below!
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Honestly one of the greatest forgotten horror films ever made.
By the way Danvers is a very real place.
Creeped me half to death. The whole thing was just one long nightmare from start to finish.
Movie is so underrated... I haven't seen a movie that has stayed or haunted me in the same way. Just the recording sessions alone are spooky enough.
Hello Gordon! The unlikeliest scariest line ever. Danvers was real, they filmed on location there, barely added any set dressing and all the cast have a spooky story to tell. It's a hotel now
The reason the kid does not react to the blood is the spray that they used to mark asbestos was red.
The director’s follow up, The Machinist, is nearly (maybe arguably better) as good as this one. It also features one of Christian Bale’s most remarkable performances. What Bale did in that film alone makes that movie a must see. The Machinist ranks among The Road and Requiem for a Dream as movies that are ridiculously amazing, will never leave you and you will never want to see again. In other words perfect for your channel. Funny/holy bleep trivia: Bale went from The Machinist immediately to Batman Begins something like 6 months later, you’ll understand this bit after your watch, enjoy.
I saw this in the theater when it came out. Terrifying.
Cool reaction as always Jen, you take care and have a nice day and most of all, cheese and rice
How about reacting to Girl, Interrupted (1999)
One of my favorite spooky movies! Such a creepy atmosphere with the abandoned old asylum. Locations like that are very real which only adds to the genuine level of creepiness.
Brad Anderson also directed another creepy neglected film called "Vanishing on 7th Street" a few years later. I highly recommend checking it out. Small budget - big stars. Although it's gone now, Danvers, as portrayed in the film, is pretty accurate. The artifacts were found objects. It had terrible karma. No one ever mentions the uber-creepy fact that the hilltop it was constructed on was once the location of the home of the chief judge in the Salem witch trials (Salem is right next to Danvers - which was renamed from its original name of "Salem Village"). It's true. I researched it for a book I was writing years ago. I even went there. It was massive! And as they describe, the so-called "Kirkbride" plan called for all of the men to reside in one long wing and all of the women in the other, and the further you got from the center, the more disturbed were the patients. It was a hauntingly beautiful building that could be seen for miles atop its distant hill.
I could have been ghosts/possession but i think its more about mental illness. Gordon and Mary had parallel stories, both have a psychotic episode leading to murder. The voice telling them to "do it" is the dark side of our psyche. In Mary it manifest in the personality of Simon. Gordon had his own dark side which lead him to murder.
Sorry, im not a psychiatrist so i dont know how to word any of this but i hope you'll get what i mean. 😊
I thought this was an interesting slow burn of a movie...until the ending. The end is chilling in a low key way that I never forgot.
I’ve always loved this movie. So underrated. Glad to see you react to it. My friend actually visited the hospital from this movie a few times before he passed away. It’s just as creepy in pictures.
Thanks for reaction. This is effective horror done without gore or teenages screaming but done just with good acting.
Also this movie had an influence on the early silent hill games esp with the visual of the wheel chair in the corridor
Congratulations you have stumbled across one of the scariest films ever made. We’re talking super mega chilling. As a fan of horror this is one of my favorites.
To me, it's one of the worst (horror) movies ever made but hey if you like it, that's cool too...
Great reaction, as usual. I rented this on a whim in high school, probably not long after it hit video stores (which was not long before video stores ceased to exist, lol) -- the cover art caught my interest. You called it -- very Silent Hill. It didn't particularly disturb me on first viewing, just creeped me out, but I remember showing it to my girlfriend (now wife) and being heavily affected by how much it disturbed her. That ending yo... Wild, dark stuff, no matter how you interpret it.
Yep he was on Top of the Lake and a few episodes of Westworld. I think he was also in Braveheart. He give such an incredible performance in this, very nuanced. Like The Others or Sixth Sense, re-watching this film after all is made known upon the initial viewing, a lot of his behavior and body language and expressions make sense in a whole different way. I love those two-from-one movies where the twist gives you a whole other experience on a second or more viewing. I'd say this is in my top ten of psychological thrillers, it's a shame more people don't know about it. Kind of like The Night House, which I'd also place in my top 10.
This movie is sooooooo creepy 😭
Disturbing movie with a cool twist 😊
I love the ambiguity of it. We don't know if it's some kind of supernatural thing, or if Gordon just snapped and in a fit of rage murdered his family. And this horrific act drives him mad, and in some kind of fugue state he continues on as if nothing happened. That last shot with him desperately talking to his dead wife on the broken phone is horrific and unforgettable. Yes, everything was real. I don't think there were any sets built. It was all Danvers. I remember the access road, with a long abandoned guard hut, winding around and up the hill to the huge old building. Eventually the authorities had to board the whole thing up to keep people out. Look it up.
It's not wholly Dogme '95 compliant (it's a genre movie, it uses non-diegetic music), but Session 9 still makes brilliant use of those D95 limitations it DOES choose to adopt. Danvers Hospital, it turns out, is even scarier for being allowed to stand on its own, with nothing but props found on site. Nothing is there, physically and metaphysically, that wasn't already there. Nothing is in any character's soul that he didn't already bring there with himself. Fantastic movie.
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video! 🎬❤️
Horatio Sanz is a comedian from Saturday Night live. Haha. But that’s an easy mistake. Horatio Caine is the guy you were thinking of from CSI Miami.
I couldn’t see what you saw that scared you behind Horatio. I kept going back. I’m kinda blind though haha. Idk I feel dumb.
This movie is a master piece. It is one of my favourites. But it is extremely underrated
Unfortunately most of the building was torn down and turned into luxury apartments. Only the main administration building still stands, which was also turned into an apartment building.
Awesome film
Funny you should mention Silent Hill, it was partly an inspiration for the third game
The story about repressed memories was based on a real series of events from around the 80s where doctors supposedly recovered repressed memories of children being used in devil worship which turned out to be completely invented due to their so-called doctors 'treatments'
Spoilers: Gordon murdered his family after coming home at the beginning
All other times he's outside his home and talking to his wife on the phone they're already dead
Great review 😊
Good chilling film, but the complete absence of any urgency when they've set themselves this ridiculous deadline really winds me up.
To me, it showed just how messed up the main characters were becoming from the start, and how terrible the setting was. It was like watching a predator neuter its prey's very sense of danger, and proceed to toy with its numbed defenses.
I really like this one, it shows you can do creepy horror on a low budget without it dripping with cheese. I love the practical location.
Agreed! Thanks for watching 🎬
Damn she's cute 🤔
Watched it again recently, didn't like it much the first time and still don't like it now it's just not working for me it's too messy of a story and execution, way too psychological and 'clever' for its own good i.e. as a so-called 'ghost' movie it doesn't work in my opinion.
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