I know! I absolutely LOVE the podcast! I never miss a new episode of the kill count or podcast, it's a shame how not many people love the podcast. But the views are still nothing to scough at, only when compared to their main series it's seems smaller.
Can we talk about the butterfly motif for a second? It's shown in the begging, note that it's red and Vos is talking about how it did and still does make her feel guilty. Throughout the story, we see many elements alluding to symmetry or mirroring, kind of like how both sides of the butterfly do. Then at the end, when Colin's body is bleeding and his blood is converging with Ira's blood, it creates a blood butterfly, and then we're taken to a scene where Vos is describing the butterfly without mentioning any feelings of guilt. It's as if she emerged from this round of possession having gone through a mental metamorphosis. Where she was laying down and the machinery on her being her cacoon and she emerges unburdened by family, empathy, or humanity; she is a fully-formed killing butterfly who can fly freely, so to speak.
Random fact, the whole recalibrating your body thing is also a massive thing for astronauts. Not relevant to the film but its cool to think about, literally almost everything about how you feel and move your body is altered (a lot of people actually get sick in their first couple weeks on the ISS), and I'd imagine a whole different body (even on earth) would feel even worse.
@@sammytownson4309 So did I for a little while, I even cut my hair exactly like Chelsea’s short hair in May of this year. But I really like her shoulder-bob cut. It gives me Nancy from The Craft vibes.
The main character sounds like the role she plays in a Black Mirror episode called Crocodile. *It's also brutal and 100% bleak. Synopsis: Architect Mia scrambles to keep a dark secret under wraps, while insurance investigator Shazia harvests people's memories of a nearby accident scene.
This channel and these podcasts in particular have really been a bright spot in a dark year. Thank you James and Chelsea for all the hard work you put into this and just being all around good people!
Okay so this is off the cuff with little planning, but having watched this movie as an autistic person and a third year psychology student, I can read a lot of autistic themes in the movie. Specifically, the lack of identity Tas feels, the inability to gage what amount of force you need to use (because she's in a different body), the mimicking of other people, and the objects Tas has to remember who she is. If I'm in a situation where I'm the only autistic person, I mimic everyone around me and I use social scripts. It's often seen as like a malicious thing, but it's not. I'm not trying to lie about who I am or anything, it's just that the real me is often unwelcome in allistic environments. So I mimic the body language around me and I have social scripts that I have to practice for specific interactions, and you can see Tas do that in the movie. I also play down my autistic symptoms so if I'm stimming, I can minimise it to smaller movements like messing with my hands rather than just playing the drums on any nearby surface (shout out to high school for essentially brainwashing me into learning how to do this) and like, Tas clearly has to play down who she is to be able to be the person she's possessing. I also mimic people without realising which is down to my hyperempathy. I start speaking in my friends' voices by accident and it's just my way of trying to relate to the people around me. I copy their mannerisms without realising and their phrasings and stuff, and it's just my autistic brain relating to my friends. Luckily, most of my close friends are autistic and/or neurodivergent so they get it. My best friend is autistic and he can never gage how much force he needs to use. So Tas struggling to control Colin's strength is so familiar to me because my best friend does that all the time. When I was younger, I'd often hyperempathise with specific objects I'd always have with me (I still hyperempathise with objects and there's nothing more annoying than not being able to sleep at 4am because your brain latched onto the Titanic and now you're so lonely because God, that shipwreck must be so lonely) and it'd be part of my identity. And a lot of autistic folks do this as adults, and again, you see it in the movie with Tas using like the watch and the butterfly to remember who she is. Also just, lack of identity in general. A lot of us don't get diagnosed or recognised until we're adults so suddenly at like age 19, I have an explanation for everything in my life previously, but now I have to reconceptualise everything about myself because suddenly, I'm not who I thought I was. And like, that comes with trauma and is the trauma part of who I am? And most, if not all autistic folks are traumatised during childhood and like, is that part of who we are? When I take on traits of my friends, does that change my identity? Are my special interests part of my identity? My hyperfixations? And having spoken to a lot of autistic folks (because the majority of my friends are autistic), a lot of us have this issue. And seeing Tas being so uncomfortable and so isolated from her friends and family is just so familiar for me. I know that feeling so intimately because it's what I go through everytime I'm the only autistic person in the room. I'm so aware of it because I feel so empty and so different, and often, if I do tell people that I'm autistic, they then talk down to me and you know, I relate to Tas in wanting to just stab someone when that happens. Because like, I'm still a person, I'm more than my autism, but I'm also not ashamed of it. So like, I guess I can read the movie as an autistic allegory in like, a battle between who you actually are and who you need to be to not stand out as weird in an allistic situation. And you're so exhausted because you live everyday on edge trying to make sure you interact correctly and you act allistic (because that's what most allistic people want, that's what ABA therapy does. It's rare I meet an allistic person who is okay with me being visibly autistic around them) and you're just doing the most at all times, and by the end, you're just empty and you're tired. It doesn't matter what side has won because now you don't have a clue you actually are. And wow, that's very bleak oops lmao
It makes lot of sense and for you to see this in the movie is astonishing and I have a lot of respect for you. BUT, you made me lose a lot of my time where i could be looking at my cute guppies so %^*+ you... nice find tho mate.
I’ve never seen the podcast before, I really like the dynamic between James and Chelsea. From just watching Kill Count, I feel like it brings out another time side of him 💚
When I came back from my first deployment, I was standing in Wal-Mart with a full cart of food, trying to find Gatorade of all things, and had a "moment". I went early but it was starting to be later so it was getting flooded with people, it was a payday so it was way busier than usual, and I just, IDK, mentally disassociated? I forgot where I was and what I was doing. I had to call my friend and tell her what was happening because I KNEW something was wrong but I couldn't identify what. She had to basically tell me to take my cart to checkout, etc, and was on the phone with me until I put my shit in the car. The way that she portrays the detachment with her friends/family, rehearsing lines... it's REALLY real.
I can tell you that the "porny" parts have definitely been in the European theatrical version. I saw the movie (in the cinema!) at this years (abridged) Fantasy Filmfest here in Germany in September. It was the uncut version.
You dislike my v*deos? Are you just a h8er boi? I say see you l8er boi. Don't watch my stuff anymore. Your dislikes are damaging my good reputation. I am a superstar, dear josh
Last time I was this early it was back in the Saw days! This is so fun to be here at like 10 views! Also, love gore! Definitely gonna check this out :)
This is one of the VERY few times I saw the movie before even knowing there was an episode on it haha. Love your guys' stuff as always, and you both have hella relaxing voices. One of my fav channels across youtube and Twitch both :D
MANDY! thank you! i have been scratching my brain trying to figure out where I had seen her before. I hate googling the cast as I feel like I should be young enough at 30 to still have a strong memory. However I have probably watched 100 plus movies already this quarantine. Michigan has gone in and out of lockdowns like crazy.
Also I love that you took on this movie because it's both Horror and Sci-Fi. I know you've commented before how the genres blend almost seamlessly at times, and I KNOW the focus of your channel is Horror, but I think it would be really cool to get a Sci-Fi corner commentary. Maybe once a quarter or something. It would even be a really interesting podcast just on the idea of Horror/Sci-Fi often going hand in hand. A lot of the undertones are the same.
It's so nice to see your faces!! I've been listening to your podcast all this past week at work and I absolutely LOVE your commentary. Would love to see your commentary on the original Candyman 💖
wait alternate 2008 makes sense just because Katya uses a flip phone at one point and I was like... huh. David Cronenberg likes to do a thing with mixing futuristic tech with more analog tech, so that just made sense to me as another thing that Brandon kind of emulated or drew inspiration from.
You guys are so great 🥰 remember to ALWAYS be kind to each other... thats the secret to a forever lasting marriage... ALWAYS be kinder than whats necessary to each other, never lie and ALWAYS keep your integrity in your back pocket... pretend your spouse can see everything you do
31:02 i think that’s why pitch black was also so good as a low budget sci-fi horror. We just get enough to understand the things around them and a bit of how the world of the film works
The Uncut version is the only one I could find but I no the other version is out there since I have seen online that there are people who have seen both. The scalp stuff at the beginning gave me flashbacks to the movie Bad Hair. The kidnapping gave me Inception vibes and the actually dat minding made me think of the scene in Fight Club where the catalogue is walked though, but what if the the catalogue you walked through actually had the models using the products. the Part of this reminded me of Brazil because of its outlook while the female in a male body reminded me of Freaky for some reason. The vision distortion were like Eye Floaters except way more defined and the the different levels of VR was a lot like The Matrix with the the sleekness of The Thirteenth Floor. The possession justification was a lot like seeing the kids in The Haunting of Bly Manor trying to make sense of what their bodies did while their consciousness were away. Have a great Holiday break y'all and here is hoping for pure awesomeness in 2021. B~)
Possessor is a serious bloody gory mind bender of a movie. Upgrade is definitely a perfect comparison to this movie. Perfect in depth review of this movie by the way. 52:131:04:39 that scene is more than creepy it is iconic.
The gore definitely delivered in this film surely. Cronenberg is synonomous with gore, and this is no exception. Brilliant concept, well shot and acted effectively 😊
Lords of Chaos had one of the most brutal stabbing scenes I’ve ever seen. Dude gets stabbed about 25 times and it’s a 9 minute scene that doesn’t cut away
given the description from y'all, the Rated R version being sold is substantially different from what the review is about, just in the visceral impact of the gore and body horror moments
The debate at the beginning about if this was horror or not was baffling to me, and I just came from watching the episode about “Is it horror?” It never even crossed my mind that this would not be seen as a horror movie. Fascinating what makes people classify horror. Regardless, I loved this movie. It was so bleak, but so interesting.
46:21 It looked like some sort of art piece of a fountain that uses soundwaves to make the water make weird shapes etc. I've seen it before, so I thought it was just a normal thing XD
i hate how the views go waaaaaay down when its not a kill count, dead meat podcasts are lit
I know! I absolutely LOVE the podcast! I never miss a new episode of the kill count or podcast, it's a shame how not many people love the podcast. But the views are still nothing to scough at, only when compared to their main series it's seems smaller.
it’s possible some people prefer audio only! i know i listen to the podcast on spotify more so that may be the case with a lot of other ppl
Ikr!! I totally thought these would be boring but these are lit!! It kills me!!
Maybe cus there listening through Spotify or Apple music?
@@Cheetowitcheese true true
Can we talk about the butterfly motif for a second? It's shown in the begging, note that it's red and Vos is talking about how it did and still does make her feel guilty. Throughout the story, we see many elements alluding to symmetry or mirroring, kind of like how both sides of the butterfly do. Then at the end, when Colin's body is bleeding and his blood is converging with Ira's blood, it creates a blood butterfly, and then we're taken to a scene where Vos is describing the butterfly without mentioning any feelings of guilt. It's as if she emerged from this round of possession having gone through a mental metamorphosis. Where she was laying down and the machinery on her being her cacoon and she emerges unburdened by family, empathy, or humanity; she is a fully-formed killing butterfly who can fly freely, so to speak.
Butterflies are often used for autism too.
...you know, I actually feel the whole thing could be a kind of twisted therapy service... not a corporation of assassins...
I also noticed how they were both in different bodies staring and their beds were connected when they woke up in their real bodies
This movie is in my top three and this butterfly motif is one of my favorite things in it. I love it so much.
Random fact, the whole recalibrating your body thing is also a massive thing for astronauts. Not relevant to the film but its cool to think about, literally almost everything about how you feel and move your body is altered (a lot of people actually get sick in their first couple weeks on the ISS), and I'd imagine a whole different body (even on earth)
would feel even worse.
I’m still loving Chelsea’s hair growing out.
👋🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
No I prefer short haired chelsea
@@sammytownson4309 So did I for a little while, I even cut my hair exactly like Chelsea’s short hair in May of this year. But I really like her shoulder-bob cut. It gives me Nancy from The Craft vibes.
Fair point
@The Boys Because it’s pretty? Any other reason?
The main character sounds like the role she plays in a Black Mirror episode called Crocodile.
*It's also brutal and 100% bleak. Synopsis: Architect Mia scrambles to keep a dark secret under wraps, while insurance investigator Shazia harvests people's memories of a nearby accident scene.
Uggggh that episode
Unpopular opinion, but Crocodile was actually one of my favorite episodes. That and The National Anthem are great.
bro she killed the baby
Crocodile was great, but the ending was horribly stupid.
I knew she looked familiar!! Thanks for placing her for me ❤️
This channel and these podcasts in particular have really been a bright spot in a dark year. Thank you James and Chelsea for all the hard work you put into this and just being all around good people!
My dad did some armouring work on this movie, this is cool to watch.
That’s wicked cool!
Was he one of the naked guys?
@@3layerdipstack726 lmao I don't think so but I'd understand why he'd leave that part out when telling me about it.
Okay so this is off the cuff with little planning, but having watched this movie as an autistic person and a third year psychology student, I can read a lot of autistic themes in the movie. Specifically, the lack of identity Tas feels, the inability to gage what amount of force you need to use (because she's in a different body), the mimicking of other people, and the objects Tas has to remember who she is.
If I'm in a situation where I'm the only autistic person, I mimic everyone around me and I use social scripts. It's often seen as like a malicious thing, but it's not. I'm not trying to lie about who I am or anything, it's just that the real me is often unwelcome in allistic environments. So I mimic the body language around me and I have social scripts that I have to practice for specific interactions, and you can see Tas do that in the movie. I also play down my autistic symptoms so if I'm stimming, I can minimise it to smaller movements like messing with my hands rather than just playing the drums on any nearby surface (shout out to high school for essentially brainwashing me into learning how to do this) and like, Tas clearly has to play down who she is to be able to be the person she's possessing.
I also mimic people without realising which is down to my hyperempathy. I start speaking in my friends' voices by accident and it's just my way of trying to relate to the people around me. I copy their mannerisms without realising and their phrasings and stuff, and it's just my autistic brain relating to my friends. Luckily, most of my close friends are autistic and/or neurodivergent so they get it.
My best friend is autistic and he can never gage how much force he needs to use. So Tas struggling to control Colin's strength is so familiar to me because my best friend does that all the time.
When I was younger, I'd often hyperempathise with specific objects I'd always have with me (I still hyperempathise with objects and there's nothing more annoying than not being able to sleep at 4am because your brain latched onto the Titanic and now you're so lonely because God, that shipwreck must be so lonely) and it'd be part of my identity. And a lot of autistic folks do this as adults, and again, you see it in the movie with Tas using like the watch and the butterfly to remember who she is.
Also just, lack of identity in general. A lot of us don't get diagnosed or recognised until we're adults so suddenly at like age 19, I have an explanation for everything in my life previously, but now I have to reconceptualise everything about myself because suddenly, I'm not who I thought I was. And like, that comes with trauma and is the trauma part of who I am? And most, if not all autistic folks are traumatised during childhood and like, is that part of who we are? When I take on traits of my friends, does that change my identity? Are my special interests part of my identity? My hyperfixations? And having spoken to a lot of autistic folks (because the majority of my friends are autistic), a lot of us have this issue.
And seeing Tas being so uncomfortable and so isolated from her friends and family is just so familiar for me. I know that feeling so intimately because it's what I go through everytime I'm the only autistic person in the room. I'm so aware of it because I feel so empty and so different, and often, if I do tell people that I'm autistic, they then talk down to me and you know, I relate to Tas in wanting to just stab someone when that happens. Because like, I'm still a person, I'm more than my autism, but I'm also not ashamed of it.
So like, I guess I can read the movie as an autistic allegory in like, a battle between who you actually are and who you need to be to not stand out as weird in an allistic situation. And you're so exhausted because you live everyday on edge trying to make sure you interact correctly and you act allistic (because that's what most allistic people want, that's what ABA therapy does. It's rare I meet an allistic person who is okay with me being visibly autistic around them) and you're just doing the most at all times, and by the end, you're just empty and you're tired. It doesn't matter what side has won because now you don't have a clue you actually are.
And wow, that's very bleak oops lmao
Fascinating write-up! Thanks for taking the time & sharing an interpretation that is very personal to you.
Thank god I'm not the only one
Woah I identified with a lot of this. Thanks for sharing!
It makes lot of sense and for you to see this in the movie is astonishing and I have a lot of respect for you. BUT, you made me lose a lot of my time where i could be looking at my cute guppies so %^*+ you... nice find tho mate.
I’m autistic, and this never actually occurred to me! I’ll have to rewatch it through that lens.
this was one of the best movies i’ve ever seen. brandon cronenberg is definitely a genius just like his dad
The day after I saw Possessor, I went to twitter and recommended this. I'm happy y'all watched it
geez the symbolism and detail of this movie is what makes it so blood-curdling.
I find myself rewatching old episodes of the kill count to help me fall asleep. This channel is too good.
Does Little Shop of Horrors qualify as a horror movie ?
Well yes, but actually no
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@VICTOR VELINOV TO WHOM ARE YOU SPEAKING TO
This was the last movie I saw in an empty theater before everything was shut down. Loved it
I’ve never seen the podcast before, I really like the dynamic between James and Chelsea. From just watching Kill Count, I feel like it brings out another time side of him 💚
When I came back from my first deployment, I was standing in Wal-Mart with a full cart of food, trying to find Gatorade of all things, and had a "moment". I went early but it was starting to be later so it was getting flooded with people, it was a payday so it was way busier than usual, and I just, IDK, mentally disassociated? I forgot where I was and what I was doing. I had to call my friend and tell her what was happening because I KNEW something was wrong but I couldn't identify what. She had to basically tell me to take my cart to checkout, etc, and was on the phone with me until I put my shit in the car. The way that she portrays the detachment with her friends/family, rehearsing lines... it's REALLY real.
Ngl i saw that thumbnail and I said "What demon is using wrapping paper as a means of torture"
My reaction as well, and that would be cool
S A M E
Gore porn and actual porn?! I'm all in. Haha
U kinky as hell man
Ronny Haze is the 🏠🏠🏠
@@georgebennett5736 this is a summary of it. lol
I can tell you that the "porny" parts have definitely been in the European theatrical version. I saw the movie (in the cinema!) at this years (abridged) Fantasy Filmfest here in Germany in September. It was the uncut version.
you keep saying "sinister" and I keep expecting spookyface to show up
i'm doing my homework and listening to the podcast at the same time, and its the most relaxing thing ever
Absolutely fantastic analysis once again, thank you so much!
This would be perfect for a kill count.
You dislike my v*deos? Are you just a h8er boi? I say see you l8er boi. Don't watch my stuff anymore. Your dislikes are damaging my good reputation. I am a superstar, dear josh
AxxL... I’d take an anti psychotic if I were you
@@AxxLAfriku woah, cool it.
Click on axxls profile and see his other comments he’s clearly nuts
@@AxxLAfriku troll
Is that a Texas Chainsaw Christmas sweater?! Chelsea, that's awesome!
Chelsea sounding especially "Michigan" at the start 😂😂
Been waiting for this podcast! So happy you guys are talking about this movie, it was soooo fucking great🙏
All the orange in the background and border makes it look like they're in the James and the Giant Peach peach.
My first time tuning into the podcast, was super enjoyable! Keep up the good work y’all!
These 2 are my favorite people to listen to. I love there passion and love for what they do everyday. Please keep up the great work and stay safe!
I had the pleasure of seeing this in a packed theater back at Sundance, and it was blast!
I'm so glad you guys covered this! Definitely my favorite movie of 2020, The cronenberg blood runs thick!
Last time I was this early it was back in the Saw days! This is so fun to be here at like 10 views! Also, love gore! Definitely gonna check this out :)
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I was like wow she looks so much like the main antagonist of Crocodile from black mirror only to discover they are the same. Okay Tilda Swinton!
This is one of the VERY few times I saw the movie before even knowing there was an episode on it haha. Love your guys' stuff as always, and you both have hella relaxing voices. One of my fav channels across youtube and Twitch both :D
MANDY! thank you! i have been scratching my brain trying to figure out where I had seen her before. I hate googling the cast as I feel like I should be young enough at 30 to still have a strong memory. However I have probably watched 100 plus movies already this quarantine. Michigan has gone in and out of lockdowns like crazy.
This is the first episode I’ve watched since the new set and it looks SO GOOD
Also I love that you took on this movie because it's both Horror and Sci-Fi. I know you've commented before how the genres blend almost seamlessly at times, and I KNOW the focus of your channel is Horror, but I think it would be really cool to get a Sci-Fi corner commentary. Maybe once a quarter or something. It would even be a really interesting podcast just on the idea of Horror/Sci-Fi often going hand in hand. A lot of the undertones are the same.
This is my most favorite movie of the year! I'm so glad you guys reviewed this! 💙
i love you guys you guys are so free and flowing
It's so nice to see your faces!! I've been listening to your podcast all this past week at work and I absolutely LOVE your commentary. Would love to see your commentary on the original Candyman 💖
wait alternate 2008 makes sense just because Katya uses a flip phone at one point and I was like... huh. David Cronenberg likes to do a thing with mixing futuristic tech with more analog tech, so that just made sense to me as another thing that Brandon kind of emulated or drew inspiration from.
i feel like if james was in a horror movie and he killed everyone at the end he would say ow lets get to the kill count!
andrea riseborough is the same species as tilda swinton
You guys are so great 🥰 remember to ALWAYS be kind to each other... thats the secret to a forever lasting marriage... ALWAYS be kinder than whats necessary to each other, never lie and ALWAYS keep your integrity in your back pocket... pretend your spouse can see everything you do
the bloodstains at the end touching make a big butterfly 🦋
31:02 i think that’s why pitch black was also so good as a low budget sci-fi horror. We just get enough to understand the things around them and a bit of how the world of the film works
Sorta screwed up the next two
Awesome podcast as always! Happy Holidays you two! See you next year for more amazing quality podcasts!
We early today! Love ya James and Chelsea!
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The Uncut version is the only one I could find but I no the other version is out there since I have seen online that there are people who have seen both. The scalp stuff at the beginning gave me flashbacks to the movie Bad Hair. The kidnapping gave me Inception vibes and the actually dat minding made me think of the scene in Fight Club where the catalogue is walked though, but what if the the catalogue you walked through actually had the models using the products. the Part of this reminded me of Brazil because of its outlook while the female in a male body reminded me of Freaky for some reason. The vision distortion were like Eye Floaters except way more defined and the the different levels of VR was a lot like The Matrix with the the sleekness of The Thirteenth Floor. The possession justification was a lot like seeing the kids in The Haunting of Bly Manor trying to make sense of what their bodies did while their consciousness were away. Have a great Holiday break y'all and here is hoping for pure awesomeness in 2021. B~)
Nice deep cuts
Have you seen the bonkers 1981 film Possession? I'd love to see a video on it.
Literally an hour ago I placed a hold at the library for it 😂 Been dying to watch it, I’ve been on a Sam Neal kick lately 🤪
Go in with an open mind! It's bonkers but I loved it.
I really enjoyed this one. I heard some mixed comments on it but it was worth watching.
Saw it. Absolutely chilling experience. Almost made the mistake of eating while watching it lmao
Love the pod as always ! Chelsea, where’d you get that awesome sweater? I wanna wear my baby boy for Christmas too!
You offering to do the livestreams over the break speaks volumes, you are good people
0:00 did I ever said this intro is awesome?
Hey Chelsea and James I love your videos it helps me wind down after a long day. Love you guys
Thanks Chelsea and James. Didn't know about this movie until your podcast. Enjoyed it.
Also Chelsea doing a Kill Count would be amazing!
YEEEEEEEEEEAHHHHHHHHHHHHH BOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
I also wonder about how much pain other’s peoples bodies are in. Like, I don’t think anyone is ready for the amount of pain my knees are in 24/7.
such a good couple!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just watched this last week and really enjoyed it so this is perfect!
oh heck yeah!! I saw this on Saturday and it rules, I was intrigued the entire time!!
Possessor is a serious bloody gory mind bender of a movie. Upgrade is definitely a perfect comparison to this movie. Perfect in depth review of this movie by the way. 52:13 1:04:39 that scene is more than creepy it is iconic.
Chelsea's sweatshirt is so awesome.
Yall are my favorite podcast
"Antichrist has some stuff." Lol
when will Chelsea say " I'm Chelsea and were married, and we like to be scared together"
Probably around the same time people stop commenting this.
When they get married
@gamer boy 770 what
The gore definitely delivered in this film surely. Cronenberg is synonomous with gore, and this is no exception. Brilliant concept, well shot and acted effectively 😊
everytime a film gets on my radar you upload a podcast on it
Lords of Chaos had one of the most brutal stabbing scenes I’ve ever seen. Dude gets stabbed about 25 times and it’s a 9 minute scene that doesn’t cut away
Still in love with the new background, it’s so great
I feel like Chelsea wrote that description cause she would definitely be the one to write “Taint!” Hahaha.
:D
36:25 he was also in Black Bear with Aubrey Plaza and was fantastic in that as well. Real confusing movie tho
I feel like you two would Love Martyrs. It's a traumatic gory amazing movie.
Crazy how while y’all were talking about great openers all I could think about was scream.
Love the intro and out of those movies I’ve only seen 2 or 3
Love you both, merry christmas you two. Cant wait to watch more ^.^
I love that they talked annihilation right after I had just watched annihilation
I agree about the kill thing James said. In a lot of a movies getting stabbed or like hacked with an axe kills people so fast it’s downright humane.
speaking of putting minds in other 'bodies' have you guys played Soma?
That ending is a haunting one.
The whole game is pretty much haunting, definitely a game that has stuck with me through the years.
Come for the Killcount, stay for the relationship :)
Because we're two wild and crazy guys yess!!!!!
the first bit of this reminds me of the "we like this in fiction, but don't you dare do this in reality" standards in some fandoms
31:19 (bookmark)
Somehow I’ve developed crushes on both James and Chelsea haha
Their such a great couple ❤️ love you guys! ❤️💓
Good thing im up now
Be good people.
given the description from y'all, the Rated R version being sold is substantially different from what the review is about, just in the visceral impact of the gore and body horror moments
i kept reading it as proffesor
Ah yes, perfect to watch this video while walking around at 10:29pm
"What does an Anaconda drink when it's sick? Gerbil-tea!" I don't think it was that bad of a joke...
you guys are the best!!
The debate at the beginning about if this was horror or not was baffling to me, and I just came from watching the episode about “Is it horror?” It never even crossed my mind that this would not be seen as a horror movie. Fascinating what makes people classify horror. Regardless, I loved this movie. It was so bleak, but so interesting.
46:21 It looked like some sort of art piece of a fountain that uses soundwaves to make the water make weird shapes etc. I've seen it before, so I thought it was just a normal thing XD
I love that intro
Does Chelsea have a TCM Christmas sweater!?!
So I paused and wow that was f’ed up. Thanks for the recommendation. It was worth the purchase.
Love that sweater! Wher'd you cop it?
your my favorite youtuberrrr