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Teenage Girl Befriends The Creepiest Boy in Town But Things Get Complicated
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2021
- A teenage girl and her mother move right next to the house where a little girl killed her parents and discover the story is still not over when they meet the surviving son.
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Alyssa : I heal damaged boys
Ryan : I'm about to end your whole career.
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Lesson learned: If everyone is telling you to stay away from someone, stay away from them.
lol yeah ,95 % of the time is true.
That wasn't really the lesson smh.
true
No… Ryan wasn’t a bad guy you got it all wrong
at 9:10 SO let's destroy a car , then lets assault a person and then let's set a house on fire :D
I dont think people are willing to ruin their lives just to bully someone who they dislike ....
for those 3 things alone you get pretty long jail time.
Man why do movies have to have some totally absurd writing in it all the time.
It was going so well and then this absurd shit happens... totally takes me out of the immersion.
I mean you can expect this kind of shit in some really criminal ghetto or in detroit, but not in an all white school in suburb :D
The writing is so dumb.
So no one talking about how Carry snatch the key from the inside?That's a big brain move right there
Because carry was just drugged, not totally intellectually impaired.
@@StebanHern still, I never thought about it so yea...
But how did she know the key was even up there?
@@dagfinissocool ikr
@@dagfinissocool Its not uncommon for this trick to be featured in books you read as children, or media, cultural osmosis even. Even if the keyhole is not conveniently big enough to see though its very likely that she would still check. Or hear that Ryan hasn't pulled the key out. More surprised that he hasn't encountered this particular escape trick in the past and learned from it.
I don't consider trauma an excuse for being a psychopath as an adult but it's a damn good reason
It is when the abuse is from young
@@salmaabdullahgb idk I think you could break someone's mind if you tried hard enough.
No one help him so
@@JohnClark-sl7ps that's facts. "Enhanced" interrogation methods (aka torture) is a perfect example of thos
Idk, the unabomber would have never existed without the torture he went through in a college experiment. This movie is similar to Sleepaway Camp and in both cases I can kinda understand why the person snapped, it’s forced dissociative disorder so of course they’d turn their abuse into violence against others
The Fact That He's A Quiet Kid Really made the movie better
Hell nah Im a quiet kid too got no friends and rarely speak to anyone
@apple bottom jeans not usually, but very often NPD and cluster B disorder type are quiet, especially BEHIND the closed door. Very often a silence is used as a punishment for neurotypicals.
@@zypherjamesmontemayor1048 Me too, I really try to make some friends but failed, since ppl told me I talk so weird I almost stopped talking to ppl too but now I managed to have conversations with ppl from online and that kind of makes me feel better
@monochrome my ex was the quiet kid and that girl tried to kill me with a knife and made my life a living hell yet for some reason i just couldnt leave cause i loved her but at least now im safe
@monochrome me too...people wouldn't guess that...I have no friends. Never really have since I was 16.
Ryan's family was just too cruel to him..thus creating a phycopath..
Ryan himself was a really crazy person as well which made his whole character truly disturbing..
This movie was SCARY!!
Pschopath
Not phycopath
@@SumitYadav-ik2df Psychopath
Not pschopath
@@mike7652 HHAHAHAHAHAHA g
Sociopath, really. Sociopaths are made, psychopaths are born. And he was abused & traumatized.
@@mike7652 it's not psychopath it's" your mother"
How does he get unlimited access to "sedatives"
He can buy it illegally
@@addictedtofamilyguy7627 pills maybe, but viles of injectable liquid are TOUGH to come by on the street. Not saying your wrong, just wouldn't expect a literal psycho to be able to make those connections to find it.
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“ *SEDATIVES* “
@@wtp7631 wait a minute, how do yk its though to come by
So lemme get this straight: Ryan’s sister, Carry Anne, died that day on the swing. So therefore Ryan kidnaps women in order to dress up as his sister because of his trauma from his parents?
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yep
@Moose_RL no maybe they just try to catch attention of people and the knife is for self defense against Ryan
Kinda like how child molestors were usually abused when they were children
@Moose_RL she never tried to kill anyone it just seemed that way because we didn’t know the brother was crazy yet. And it wasn’t the real sister, it was a random woman he kidnapped
Inital feeling sorrow for Ryan goes away after you find out what he does then you revert feeling bad for him upon finding out he was getting dressed up like his sister after her death.
Yessss my empathy for him throughout this recap was sooooo back and forth that it literally made my stomach hurt😩
Yessssss trueeeeee
And getting abused for not acting like he was his sister.
So the cop knew the sister had died and therefore must have known it was Ryan who killed his parents, and just let this kid roam free in the community?
I see your comment and will raise with " So the cop knew that the parents dress up their boy as a girl and act like he is another person and did nothing about it?"
Would actually be exposing himself as a police who covered up a murder in the past. In essence, the cop was stuck in a lie and had to live with it.
@@akeemguy7331 No but that's my point - why did he cover up the murder in the first place? Like even if he thought the parents were negligent, the kid should have been given psychiatric help.
@@luhole yeah we might have to watch the movie to find out if the parents ask him to cover up the original murder or if he just thought it was an accident.
@@akeemguy7331 The murder I'm referring to is his parents' murder - how could they ask him to cover it up? Haha. The kid killed his parents, and the cop decided for whatever reason to cover it up and let him roam free in the community without any sort of psychiatric help.
What I learned from this movie is to never try to be a busy body hero, find a secure spot that no one can sneak on you in and call for backup, before venturing in alone to help someone you suspect is held against their will.
Yeah shockingly bad police work is a staple of horror movies & unfortunately real life most of the time
It's to show that women can do stuff, too.
Which horribly stretches the storyline.
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The mom getting the appartment:
- It's free real state
😭😭 *gets stabbed* I guess it wasn’t so free after all
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free real state
You have to at least give credit to Ryan for being a good multitasker... Lol. That dude is nuts.
I thought it was gonna be wholesome a brother protecting his sister. I was actually upset to here it turned a different stone. Would of Ben a way better movie.
*Would have been
@@maharaj8460 ooozin BB. Thank
nahh too cliche
Nothing more wholesome than holding a brain damaged sister captive in your basement.
@@EnclosedPoolArea I mean. What else could he do. If she didn't get the death penalty for murdering everyone she comes acrross. It's not like sending her to a psych ward would be very different. They would cage her the same as he did.
I always wanted to watch this movie but because it's not the usual type of movie that I watch, I tend to skip it. Watching this snippet saved me 2 hours now. So thanks 👍
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@@Ruslan-cw7gy what's ur channel ill watch em
@@Ruslan-cw7gy might be a good idea to set some of your videos on a playlist to make it easier for people to find which ones intrest them by subject. Haven't watched any yet but good luck and have fun.
I love your recaps , I don’t need Netflix anymore 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Good call, Netflix is Woke™ garbage anyway!
Saves a lot of time
Yeah this is better then Netflix
@@mike7652 100 per cent
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WHOA! Pause at 0:15, you can see it’s actually Ryan in a wig. He knocks the lamp over by accident because he’s not used to long hair obstructing his vision.
I'm not really sure, I think it's just a placebo and they probably did use a female actor for young carrie-anne/ ryan
After seeing this comment, I was thinking it was him in a wig but he had already become so cold so he didn't even care about the lamp falling.
I don't think it's supposed to be a wig, his parents just made him grow his hair out long.
@@SelvesteSand this comment made me sad ... 🥺
Ryan broke the kid’s leg, so to get revenge they try to BURN HIS F’KING HOUSE DOWN?!?!?! Wow. That’s next level escalation right there. Lol
Poor Ryan. He blamed himself for an accident then his parents treated him like that because they blamed him too.
Alternatively, this could've been a great love story...
Agreed.
No... there are enough love stories in movies. It's cliche. It would've overtaken the actual story.
@@lghths i truly agree
I know I am supposed to hate the villain. But, I actually feel sorry for him
That’s reasonable bc he still hasn’t fixed his trauma he’s having this copy cat behavior if his parents didn’t do that to him he could’ve got help w the death of his sister and got better😕
@@beomgyubear1033 so, true. I agree.
He's a killer that's all you should know don't think about the reasons just know that he is stay safe
what can we do? The villian wasn't really evil...he was just broken..........
@@death_devil037 agree
In case anyone else is wondering where they've seen Ryan before, he was in the movie The Pacifier starring Vin Diesel.
He’s also Dylan from bates motel
@@ilanimmontelongo928 Oh okay. I haven't watched that one yet.
Jumper- young David
@@buckfidencoincidencetheori7200 Nice username 😂
And he was the main character in that slasher movie with the kids that kept dying. His name was bugs. I think it was my soul to take
Are we gonna pretend like that he didn’t just say axe when he was clearly holding a hammer like Bru😂
I knew there was something wrong
Well it was an axe when he picked it up, and it became a hammer
Wow this actually was a sad movie . Ryan's parents created a monster
Drug addicted parents usually do my bro you know this an we all do
@@Aboriginal_American_Hebrew Not just the drugs but the abuse. The way they got into his head from young.
At the end, that abuse, he had no chance to live a healthy life. Wow, what psycho parents. They destroyed every part of him.
This!
I randomly picked this book to read for school when I was 13 without reading too much into it. Boy was it a fun surprise to see the main character and I had the same name
That’s so cool so now you can like read it from your POV since it says your nameee ‼️‼️
Felt that
Except isn't she called Elissa not Alyssa?
@@lovepantalone_kaeya I think it’s like one of those things that sound the same but aren’t spelled the same. Like there and their for ex.
@@blonde__atsuko3576 probably
I hope Ryan gets the help he needed
Lol he's a fictional character
I remember watching this on TV and thinking that Ryan saved so many people by restraining his sister.
Just to realize later that those were actually innocent girls trying to escape.
I remember in the movie they showed something about him making the girls blind so they couldn't escape.
Watch the whole movie, it's really good.
But why did the girl he pretended was his sister get so homicidal? She didn't escape to hide from the guy, she'd be running with a knife, not calling for help either.
People be dumb in movies.
The comment I was looking for
maybe it was because of the drugs? Idk how that works, so don't ask me. Or maybe its just the way Ryan introduced Ellissa. As if she was someone who HELPS ryan to keep her captive. For sure I would take a knife with me if that were the case.....
??? she probably didn't want to hide, since that's too dangerous. running away is the better option. it'd be a better idea to run to someone first before asking them for help, since calling for help would have a greater chance of alerting ryan.
pause at 0:15 it’s actually ryan in a wig bcoz after her death her psycho parents dressed him up as carrie anne!! he killed them for good 😊
Moral of the story:
If you are on drugs, stop it. Get some help.
What a sad ending when you find out the truth behind the parents, poor guy even though he was a killer he was broken, there was nothing in there anymore
7:52 Ryan closes the door with a key, but the door handle on the outside doesn't even have a keyhole. Huh
First I thought. He was his sister in disguise, but then he kept his sister alive. But then his sister was some sort of ghost that came back to life. Then come to find out that’s not really what happen 😂
The most unrealistic part of this movie is that the teenage daughter gets up early to play her guitar and sing before going to school lol
It was an accident and tragedy that his sister died but the parents shouldn’t have punish Ryan for it. That’s so messed up how his parents are junkies who caused the death of his sister.
Yep. Another alone cop investigating dangerous house 😂😂😰🤣
I AM NOT GETTING A HOUSE WHICH OFFERS LOW RENT OR LOW MONEY.
This should be obvious by now. In so many horror and serial killer movies, first of all a family moves to this type of house.
Yeah, things got complicated.
Later, Ryan becomes a Highly Skilled Navy Seal 👌
Where is the face at in the tree...this is the hardest optical illusion I've ever tried to figure out
This was a movie to show why you shouldn't force a gender on a child💀💀
Based
No
@@russellwestbrookyellingatw9381 yes
No
@@russellwestbrookyellingatw9381 Yes, what Ryan's parents did to him was abuse and people like him need love and understanding, sadly society doesn't provide that
These recaps are so time saving
14:31 The tragic context aside, but bruh what kind of a slapping style is that??
I was really focused on the story, trying to figure out what was going to happen, and then right when she enters the room and jumped on by "Carrie-Anne" my phone was like "bye-bye" and turned off. I was like "WTF MAN-" 💀
This guy went on to play Norman Bates' brother in "Bates Motel" :D
Two hours and four years have passed since Carrie Anne murdered her parents and mysteriously vanished and was found dead two hours later
so his parent abuse lead him to what he is. make sense
since carrie anne is dead, so why the woman who was kidnapped brought the knife and looked like she was trying to kill the couple in the car when she was supposed to ask for help? It doesnt make sense, and i feel like the movie maker put it that way to make us believes it the real carrie when it was just a woman kidnapped by ryan.
And parents, this is why you do not let a kid babysit a another kid..
He’s old enough to watch over her... plus imma fenna smoke this drug and I’ve got to be somewhat responsible. (Don’t want my brat watching me get high)
She fell off a swing. Parental supervision wouldn't change a thing
I was legit just thinking about this movie and wishing that someone would recap it! Crazy coincidence!
Felt sorry for Ryan's childhood
7:32 I remember seeing this in theaters and I got really frustrated when I couldn't see the face. It's been 10 years and I still can't see the face
Look at it horizontally then vertically , then you see the eye holes and the mouth , it's kinda weird but it's there , you just gotta look really carefuly
I shouldn't have read this book at the age of 14, now I have dozens of old creative writing assignments filled with dead kids and murder basements instead of actual creative writing
Wait, didn't they just smash Ryans car, including the right headlight? Then a few seconds later, it's fixed when she drives it? 9:15 then 9:32
It's called a continuity error
@@chandraveermathur642 Yes, yes it is
Woops 🤷🏽♂️
How exactly does this movie make any sense? If the girl died that day falling from the swing, how would the narrative that she's the one who killed her parents even stand? Her death would've been known and the only possible killer would've been Ryan at that point. Even if they dressed him as the girl, wouldn't school notice her absence? Her friends? Neighbors?
They told people she was missing- they say that they never found her body in the investigation for her.
I was really hoping this'd be a supernatural thriller. Not really into this Lifetime movie type stuff. Moving on...
14:33 damn I felt that slap
I kinda dislike how these movies show the creepy guy to be the psychopath. Like can't there be one movie that does not play this trope?
Same
I thought he was a sociopath? No?
@@rinyeongi6322 I don't know the differences though.
So sad for him that got treated like that at least he didn't killed and caught to hospital to get help
7:32 must I really point out what this tree ACTUALLY looks like, as it most definitely doesn't even closely resemble a face
a final girl trope :) love it
J Law can do no wrong , loved her in hunger games and passengers to be honest she is just a great actress point blank
Those movies were shit total shit
@@DensilGrantyeah true, but her acting was still decent tho
The mom heard the daughter scream then walked in the house like a mc villager like cmon bro💀
This is actually kind of a sad story.
I'm always commenting that there are always small little truths in Hollywood movies and this one was of course 3am.
The parents and the cop deserved what they got.
I think it is a good lesson for dumb and rude teenagers who not only put there lives into danger but also there loved ones too.
Yes
The crazy part was that this movie was actually really good, I still enjoy watching it
He had me the first half I thought he was a lil messed up but only for a good reason and wasn’t that bad
Good to see a protagonist who is capable and makes decent decisions
The part where he accidentally kills his sister just blew away every way I thought the movie would go
Don't forget. It wasn't actually his sister.
Attacks her with an axe soon be a hammer when she got in the room 😆
how tf did that guy survive the gunshots geeez
In some class B movies, the oppressor will be still alive after getting car crush, hammer hit, after being stubbed several times... The death of a bad character in the movies is always prolonged to sustain the tension 😂
Same way 50 cent got shot over 5 times and lived
That's just weird.
Yet another movie I never knew:)
Why did Ryan even put the key on top of the doorframe? The keyhole is on the inside of the door and the keyless lock is on the outside. He would literally never need a key.
This movie was kinda creepy to me as a teen and now that I'm older it's crazy to think about how this is prolly a common thing that happens to people 🤷♂️
This an Winter's Bone, are a couple of Jennifer's early work that SHOWED just how powerful and actress she was from the very beginning, natural born actor she is. Love this movie.
Thanks to this channel i'm saving hours of my life. Now i can waste them in another useless things.
So she divorced her husband because he was working out on the road 9 months out of the year? To support her and her daughter?
?????????
Women
Well, at least she didn't stay and cheat on him.
so? I'd divorce someone I barely see as well lmao
@@louisblaireau1907 u mad?
I thought this was going to be another high school thriller film
So the flashback in the very first scene of Carrie Anne killing her parents and running off into the night, never happened??? Or was that Ryan, dressed as a girl??? I’m not sure now! 🤷🏼♀️
It was Ryan dressed as her. I think somewhere in the recap he said that it was Ryan who went and wasted them.
The thing I'm most questioning is, the door opens outwards, so why can you lock someone in, that's not how doors work, also you catch a glimpse of the lock on the inside it's just a push button and twist to unlock meaning she didnt need the key and she really wasnt locked in.
Haha, a small town, a lot of missing girls but no one ever suspect him?? Also unlimited sedative.. hahaha
Remember kids "if the rent is unusually cheap, it's usually for a good reason" xd
At first I thought thus was a horror movie about a Demon girl. This is actually just sad
Man, what is even this story? The first part of the movie is not even about the main story. They fully rely on the twist for everything instead of creating a cool bad guy who seems dangerous.
Also, again with the silly horror tropes like shooting a bad guy a few times then casually walking up to him instead of SHOOTING HIM IN THE HEAD first. She only survived because her mom saved her. Otherwise this stupidity would have killed her. Overall the lead is just not proactive. She does nothing at all besides supporting the evil murderer. And once she's kidnapped she finally does a bit to escape and then get him captured. But for a long movie this is not enough. She's basically a reactive non-character up to her kidnapping at the end. Ryan is the lead, but yet we know nothing about him either up to that point. So the movie messed up the point of view completely.
Idk, from how many times this recap doubled back to her getting recaptured and having to find a way out again, and immediate 'Plan A's for several situation not panning out like in many movies, I'd say she at least is pretty resourceful.
@@FlamesAndShadows Sure, that was super cool and fun. But it's one single event. The first time she was proactive. Before that she did nothing at all. No goals, no movements towards anything, no detective work, no surviving, no fighting. All that could have been cut down to 30 minutes.
When I watched this movie, I thought her sister killed their parents which is why he hides her. And the end part says it all. Well done recapped.
"...but she endures it for the sake of freedom". Lmao. It fell so perfectly in place. Haha
Any movie that says “based on true story” then I’m out
I am just exploring lot of movies which I haven't watched or known about. Thanks for that
Bro how did he get out though. Didn’t she put the washing machine on top of the basement door or something like that?😭
After I finished watching this video and the whole Ryan thing reveal I still can't help but think of Heathens song and him being crazy due to his parents and the choices he made to murder people.
Verse 1:
You′re loving on the psychopath sitting next to you
You′re loving on the murderer sitting next to you
You'll think, "How′d I get here, sitting next to you?"
-Heathens by Twenty One Pilots (Covered by RIVALS)
Verse 2:
You'll never know the freak show sitting next to you
You'll have some weird people sitting next to you
You'll think "How did I get here, sitting next to you?"
-Heathens by Twenty One Pilots (Covered by RIVALS)
girl was the definition of "I can fix him🥺"
The movie descriptions kill me everytime 😂 😂
Poor bill
Honestly ha underrated movie. I love max thieriot and he def should be in more horror. This and my soul to take were really good
It the girl who played Katniss Everdeen in the hunger games
Still trying to see the face on the tree🥴
Great movie recap as always ;)
Wait so that twist is literally just the exact same as Sleepaway Camp's?