FIRST TIME WATCHING: The Conjuring (2013) | Movie Reaction | GREAT! SUPER!!! It's Groovy!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2021
- The Mrs and I watch The Conjuring (2013) for the First Time. Here's our reaction!
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No one's _really_ afraid of being alone in the dark. We're afraid of *_NOT_* being alone in the dark. :)
True
That is truly disturbing. Welp, thanks for scaring the shit outta me. Bravo.
That shit is now scaring me for the rest of my life THANKS A LOT! 😂😮😅
Not watching, not talking; that is a reaction. And it's your reaction. And it seems very genuine. That's why we're here.
Exactly
TH-cam reactors should take notes. Like Mary cherry, Natalie gold, Ashleigh, etc the most talkative ever
@@SaRENRampaiger Natalie is awsome
and u forget to mention Popcorn in bad
@MechaMobius Natalie was nice in the beginning! now she became popular and very annoying!
@@sergt3853 Popcorn isn't really that talkative, she just pauses/talks for a few seconds. She's ok.
Moral of the story:
If the dog is terrified of the house;
Run
Yup.
Moral story: If your kid says there's a ghost in the house...
*Believe them*
Nah, ghost are only real in movies. I'm not leaving because of a child's nightmare.
Yep!! Animals are usually a good first line defense against paranormal. If youve ever seen PA 2 that is why the demon got rid or their dog
We were staying at this old house and upstairs there was this really big long closet and the dog immediately went to it and kept barking into it as if something were there even though it was completely empty. We finally had to pull him away and take him downstairs. In the middle of that first night, one of my relatives was sleeping in one of the upstairs rooms and the lights kept going on and off. The next day we noticed the dog wouldn't go upstairs, not even go near the stairs. Years later, a cousin of mine who was around 10 at the time this happened, said she saw a funny red man sitting in front of one of the upstairs windows but was too scared to say anything. Kids and dogs have perceptions to the supernatural.
“She’s gonna need a new haircut.” 😂 the Mrs is hillarious
Haa best commentary ever.
Just the way she said it 🤣
Don't feel badly: covering your face IS a reaction...lol.
A reaction of fear 😂
@@allflowersaredead Fear is the mind-killer.
I love how he always look at her to see her reaction
"And we broke her..."
I laughed at the time, but now I'm genuinely concerned.
She's alright. Getting herself mentally prepared for Conjuring 3 this weekend. 😂
@@YouMeTheMovies oh, good! glad to know that!
@@YouMeTheMovies are you guys going to do Annabelle? You should do the Ouji movie or however it's spelled it's about one of those boards that let's you talk to ghosts
@@neilstone3583 we will get to the Annabelle movies someday. Yep.
lol when she was so spooked she had to hold up the pillow and look into the small screen
My family rented an old house that used to be a schoolhouse. This was during my 7th and half of 8th grade year. During the walkthrough tour of the place the owner pointed at a door in a basement bedroom and casually said "oh, and there is the poltergeist room".
Now my family had previous experiences at multiple houses so my dad asks for immediate clarification. The owner opens the door and shows an old underground cellar with shelves for canning/pickling jars etc and says the first night they owned the house there were noises coming from the closet. They assumed raccoons or other animals as the house had been vacant for a bit before they had moved in. But they swore that was the only time that had happened and they just jokingly referred to it as the poltergeist room.
Parents end up taking the place and take that room as theirs. As we have no plans for the room, and maybe because they were creeped out in general, they put my moms giant dresser and mirror combo in front of the door, COMPLETELY covering it.
Fast forward about a year. Dad has a trucking job and is out of the house. Mom has an early factory job about 30 minutes away and leaves between 4 and 430 every morning. My older brother, his wife, and their young daughter are visiting from Michigan. The couple have my other brother's room, hes in my room with me, and Sarah (my niece) sleeps with my mom since my dad is on the road. Mom wakes me up just before she leaves and asks me to go downstairs and sleep with Sarah so she's not alone. I stumble down half asleep and pass right out.
Next thing I know Sarah is shaking me awake and telling me she had a bad dream. I mumble something like oh yeah, what about. She says "the boogeyman was trying to get me. He came from that door over there" and points right at where the door to the poltergeist room is, still completely hidden behind my moms dresser. Needless to say I picked her up and got the hell out of that room. We went back to my room where my brother was still asleep and crashed in there with Sarah in the middle. One of the creepiest moments of my life.
That's creepy af
Bullshit. Don’t believe it. This post was bs. Whole story was made up
@@phillybul30 I don't know why this made me laugh so much! But I almost copied and pasted it over to each one of your videos. I decided not to because I didn't want to double your views.
not saying this isnt real. not saying its made up either, as i tend to be a skeptic. still, being **openly** dismissive isnt a rly good look for u, my guy.
neither is being rude and vulgar.
@@chrislilly660 Thanks for telling your story. I really don’t like how many people treat the paranormal as something absolutely impossible because they end up resorting to calling us liars or delusional. People even get rude about it, that just shows our testimony is attacking their naturalist worldview.
I get that the girl having that dream could have been nothing paranormal but that does not mean it wasn’t. I have had paranormal experiences that are 100% unexplainable within a naturalist paradigm, witnessed while fully lucid and sometimes with other people with me, so have countless other people, so I don’t doubt the girl in your story really did get her dream affected by something residual or an ungodly spirit.
Fun fact, Ed Warren was at the time (idk if there are more now) the only Demonologist who wasn't a priest and approved by the Vatican. Great stuff as always friends!
He was also a total fraud and con-artist who was more than happy to lie and take credit for other people's accomplishments. I'm sure he'd be tickled pink how much these movies like to suck him off while throwing actually decent people under the bus.
He was also a total shyster, but the never stopped the Vatican.
@@Corn_Pone_FlicksHe was far from a fake.
Ultimate prank on wifey:
Play an old music box in the dark 😈
Hide in the closet and clap. Probably will cost you a month sleeping on the couch tho.
I wouldn't recommend it she'd probably kill him 😂
@@nitrokid
Me on the couch: "Teeheeheeheeeee totally worth it" 😂
"She's gonna need a new hair cut." Love it!
He was so scared as she was, but kept to himself 😂😂😂 a man do not fear
The sound design is so effective. The low gurgling stomach noises with no music foreshadow the demon. Brilliant.
I used to know a guy who suffered from demonic possession. He had visitations/visions of "the devil" every night and if he closed his eyes he could still see him/it; and it said "I'm going to keep f*cking with you till you die". That guy's dead now, died aged 32. (He once showed me some pictures of what he saw, I felt really sorry for him after that! The guy had drug/alcohol problems which would have left him very vulnerable to such horrors. (Ever wonder why they call liquer "spirits"?!)).
My paranormal experience was the evening my father died, he came to me (in what I still think is a dream, but I've been told spirits can enter your dreams)...I couldn't move, he sat at my bed, told me he loved me and that he had to go now but we'll see each other again. Make him proud. .......The next day, my sister called that Dad wasn't answering his phone they were supposed to go shopping that day as my father needed a ride. About an hour later, she called back telling me that Dad was gone. A bit after his death, we found out that he died of a heart attack the evening before.
1994, I was only 15.
I can't help but laugh thinking about how Rory was making her slam her head into the wardrobe. I just imagine him having a grasp on the back of her head while slamming her into the wardrobe and saying, "Go in. Go in. Go in." LMAOOO!
You two are freaking adorable! If you look closely, during the Demonology seminar that The Warren's are holding, the real Lorraine Warren is in the crowd. Yes, please watch the whole Conjuring universe!
We are getting a new insidious directed by patrick wilson also starring. I think they are filming it now this year itll come next year
@@thecinemawithjames Thanks James! I'm so excited! I read about Patrick Wilson directing it, that should be fun. Thanks for the response, my friend!
The first time I watched this movie, I was alone, it was the middle of the night and I was watching it in bed, and across from my bed was a wardrobe quite similar to the one in THAT scene.... I didn't sleep that night and I had a nightlight on for several nights after. Good times.
Well there are 6 more movies in the franchise. Please hold strong and watch all them!
ok, from the conjuring to maybe insidious? or the real spooky stuff, Nukes Top 5 videos! haha :D
Maybe a carpenter? Prince of darkness? In the mouth of madness?
You know what, I love horror but very, very rarely get scared by it. The conjuring was the first modern horror movie that actually scared me. It was a well made film, and you reacting by hiding behind your pillow, literally me when I first saw it. I love the series, I think its brilliant horror. So don't feel bad for "not reacting or watching" because you did x
YES! I only watched this when it came out because Patrick Wilson was in it and it was a horror. I love both. Now it's one of my favourite horror movies.
True story....remember that
@@bkboy2384 Im an atheist. :P
@@kalevi7821 then y r u scared lol...nice reaction though!
@@bkboy2384 Who said I was scared?
@@kalevi7821 im just teasing u guys 😆....love ur stuff !
*_"give them permission to 'move on'. DO NOT give them eprmission to enter your dolls"_* . im writing these down. _"always trust a dogs instincts"_ . -JC
I have been a paranormal investigator for about 25 years now. What I tell my clients that are afraid of ghosts is very simple yet true. Never be afraid of ghosts if you believe in them. They are just people in a different, non physical form.
To Quote a movie called “The Prophecy”
“Little Tommy Dagget, how I loved listening to your prayers every night and then you’d jump in your bed afraid I was under there…..and I was”
Seeing the wardrobe scene in theaters was such a terrifying experience
Red Letter Media
"that horror doll that would never exist, ever"
This movie is great. It is the first to get me tense and have my hair on the back of my neck stand up on end in a long time.
My ex used to react the same way to horror films. It was cute, but I felt bad because she was genuinely scared. Good for you for getting through it!
21:27 that cracked me up
You two are great. I really enjoyed this reaction. I hope the missus is holding up okay.
Doing just fine. Thanks for wondering tho :)
poor Mrs movies, that looked a little traumatic for her.... but on the plus side it was hella entertaining for us 😆
shud get her to watch sinister..she'll love that one 👍🤣
omg yess sinister's the best!
21:27 "She's got a bad flu or something."
LMAO!!!
The Conjuring 2 is still my favorite, the new one is not bad either.
I love these kinda reactions ! The fact that it got to you so badly that you went silent rather than screaming and screeching is way more effective a reaction! I went to see this in the cinema when it was released and me and my friend had little jump moments, films never ever scare me but the first time watching this definitely felt creepy & jumpy. One of my favourite horrors , it was made so well!
had the 'thing' under the bed fear many times when I was very little. Sometimes so scared I couldn't even bring myself to try to get out of bed.
This movie gave me the chills the first time I watched it. So creepy.
The most horrifying part of this movie is the scene where the demon asked the guy to come in on a Saturday and to fill out his tps reports.
There’s a reason banks/homeowners are supposed to give you a house’s history before the sell is complete
If someone asked me in the "haunted house" what I am picking up, I would say "I am picking up bull****".
There was three different ghosts in the house. Rory, the little boy who died after getting stuck inside the wall, the maid who cut her wrists, and the witch who hanged herself, only the last one was really malevolent, the other two were more just victims trapped in the house.
Joey king the girl who played Christine who was 12 had never had any sort of health issues but while filming this movie she started having bruises show up on her body and developed a blood thinning condition all of a sudden and had to go get her blood drawn before and after work every day and it stopped after the movie wrapped and and never happened ever again
Your reaction was great because it was so real. This is a really good spooky movie. Whether or not one believes the shady "true story" gimmick, the filmmakers did a fantastic job making this movie. I'd like to see you keep reacting to these, but don't do it if they really bother you.
Seeing this in the movie cinema was great 😱😀
when people say, there is no such thing as ghosts....i just keep to myself. coz i know...i know
Ed and Lorraine also investigated Amityville.
New fan here from the UK. Been binging your videos...love them!
At least your reaction was authentic. I liked it. Ive watched all the Conjuring/Annabelle movies and they scare the hell out of me too. In the Conjuring 3 I learned that the Warren's helped the police in my hometown (when they talk about Danvers, Massachusetts) which has really creeped me out. I hope you keep going.
We will get to the Annabelles some day, the wife has insisted on it. Our schedule doesn't look open for that til the fall though. :(
6:34 "I know what that's like."
LOL!!!
Bonnie Aarons played Bathsheba and she killed it.
This whole series is great! Thank you both for starting on these.
Awesome taste in button down shirts btw!
Fun fact, my former manager in Florida...living in SC now...is the son of one of the daughters in this family, so this is about his mom and aunts and i met his mom several times, but we didn't talk about what happened, but I have seen this movie and I kinda talked to him about it
Great reaction!
I had one experience at an old plantation house here in Charleston, SC in 1999 or so. I had been living in Charleston for a year after joining the Air Force, and my sister and mom came to visit. I took them to Drayton Hall to take a tour - beautiful plantation property. They've kept the house original, but it was unfurnished inside. It was a warm, calm late spring day so it was perfect for our visit. Touring the house with a guide and a group of about 15 people, we entered a yellow room on he first floor. I was standing near the back of the group with my family near the exterior wall. Mind you the windows were closed and there was no draft at the time. While the guide was speaking about the room and what it was used for in the 1700s, I started to notice I was being gently pushed from my right shoulder, causing me to physically sway to my left over and over. I consciously acknowledged the pressure and tried to lean against it, but it was still happening. I took note that the nearest person was about 8 feet away and, again, there was no breeze or draft. I wasn't scared at the time, but thought it was really odd. I told my mom and sister as we exited the house, and they kind of were quietly freaking out. After the tour, we were all in the gift shop away from the house, and I went up to our guide. I nonchalantly asked if there had been any reports of odd things happening in the house. She then went on to say, "well some people say they have had weird feelings in the yellow room and even heard walking down the staircase while they were alone." I then went on to tell her what I had just experienced. She found it interesting, but not surprising. Nothing has happened to me since.
One of the best horror films ever! Even made my mom, a horror movie junkie, scream when we went to see it in the theaters. Only series I'll watch again and again if I want a good possession film.
This and The Exorcist are my two favorite possession movies.
33:30 it is from evolving being hunted. -JC
I watch reaction videos to see how different people react to movies and shows that I've already seen. If hiding your face or watching silently is how you react, than that's how you react. Do whatever is natural for you. That's what we're all looking for as viewers. 👍👍
I know exactly what you mean, that it's a "personal experience". I've also experienced strangeness during a short period of time. All I know is that I'll never forget it! Nice video. Cheers from Sweden
You’re YT was suggested to me and I’m so glad I watched this, your content and your wife’s reactions were priceless. I hope you do more spooky movies! This made my day! Might I suggest Hereditary?
Liked and Subscribed!
Welcome aboard! Glad you're enjoying. Hereditary is on our list to knock out someday :)
"....Fuck off.." She says, HAHAHAHA!😂😂😂😂😂😂. She is a riot to watch lmao😂😂😂
When you say you hate this movie, that's a clear signal that the movie is getting under your skin and its terrifying. Watch the changeling (1980) that's quite a creepy one!
loved u in the terrifier franchise dude
Joseph.....
I love watching reactions! I like the ones where you pause for a few seconds, talk a little, keep watching.
when the kid got his feet pulled, the same happened to me but it was my blanket instead, i had many "experiences" too.. lately it slowly all those i want to say have rested, i say that because i always felt things and when i really feel things.. things happen. idk. hard to explain. always kept it to my self sense i was really young, after time i got used to it.. sort of. life goes on and i tend to ignore them and forget, but always comes times when its like, "oh yeah" like you said, memories tend to conjure moments in time and those times, in that moment you or whatever it is creates it and that energy stains that reality forever. like when you look at a photo and feel all those feelings, energy, i guess thats one way to think about it like that..
"I haven't farted once....since we started recording." lmao dude is quick on the draw
You guys do the best reactions, thank you! Not too much talking, your editing is great, love it! Subscribed! ❤
Amazing genuine reaction! We got your back girl you can do it 😋
Thank you! We're onto more Conjuring :)
Your guys' reactions are awesome! and the Mrs. genuine scared reaction was hilarious! Love her dry humor 👌🏼...you need to react to more horror films.
I loved her reactions. Genuine.
The little side screen is everything in these reactions!
I absolutely love watching the reactions and comments!
I absolutely love watching people react to horror movies because I'm the type of person who lives alone but happily watches movies like this at night by myself 🤣🤣 just me a coffee some sweets stuff to munch and my 2 kitty cats and a good ole horror makes a perfect night😁
It's not just The Conjuring 2 that's next you have a whole series to follow just like the MCU.
Release Order:
The Conjuring
Annabelle
The Conjuring 2
Annabelle Creation
The Nun
Annabelle Comes Home
The Curse of La Llorona
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
Timeline Order:
The Nun
Annabelle Creation
Annabelle
The Conjuring
Annabelle Comes Home
The Curse of La Llorona
The Conjuring 2
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It
Loved the opening laughed my ass off another great vid guys
Plenty of paranormal experiences, I'm a lone night watchman in a Victorian theatre in Liverpool, I seem to be the only security guard the spirits like (or put up with) because the other guys don't last a week and that's on day shifts with a building full of people, I'm alone all night , it's a shame what I see on the cameras in the corridors is never there when I rewind it or I'd have a great collection of footage that would turn most non believers to religion.
You guys are awesome, fun to watch with.
Watch The Conjuring 2. Heck, you handled the Predator movies, and Alien movies!
As far as experiences go, I've had them all my life. My father collected antiques - and sometimes, energies attach themselves to possessions (as you saw). For 30 of my 50+ years, my family has lived in this 121 year old house. It has a lot of history - and a lot of 'inhabitants'. It's such a common occurrence that we're no longer startled by it. Footsteps, apparitions, faint voices, it's all here. We live with it.
On a side note, I thought some of it was in my head - or I was overreacting. But, when my then GF was here visiting once, I felt something brush my hair on the top of my head. She said she saw a gray mist glide over my head and then disappear at that exact same moment. Like I said, it's very common at my house. And no, I don't want to move. This is the last house I'll live in - since I'm retired now (and disabled). But, I will say that 3AM is always interesting - especially since I'm the only one awake at that point. Haha!
We live in an old farm house, ourselves. Aren't old houses fun. 😂
@@YouMeTheMovies I love this place for what it is! We have lots of land and lots of varieties of animals since we live right next to a wildlife preserve/conservation area. I have a bunch of bird feeders up and we get about 30-40 varieties of bird species. They KNOW I feed them as well. I was out filling the feeders before my coffee this morning and, as usual, they were watching me from the trees and announcing the new food. A couple times, the woodpeckers came down and landed because they were impatient! 😆 It's a magical place here and I wouldn't leave it for the world. I couldn't think of a nicer place to live the last part of my life in.
*_I am so impressed with your genuine and engaging reaction to one of my all-time favourite horror movies 'The Conjuring' it was like we were in your living room watching the movie with you both. Thanks to your Mrs for her reactions, and at the same time, we were nervous for her..I subscribed to your channel today_*
Welcome aboard!
@@YouMeTheMovies Thank you both..A big hello from Brisbane, Australia, originally from Auckland, New Zealand
To preface, I grew up in Fredericksburg, Va which was the site of two major Civil War battles in a house built in 1895. The main Union attack in the first battle, which the Union lost with a lot of casualties, went through about half a block from my house.
One night when I was about 9 or 10 I was lying in bed unable to sleep. Right outside my bedroom were the stairs to the first floor which allowed just a bit of light to filter up. I happened to look over and in the dim light I thought I could make out what looked like a small animal or something tucked in the bottom right corner of the door frame. We had no pets then so I thought maybe a stray cat had snuck in somehow, until this object started sliding vertically up the door frame. When it reached about the standing height of an adult, it and the rest of the "body" kinda leapt out into the doorway. When it jumped out though it was like in slow motion, like someone moving under water. When it touched down on the floor after jumping was when I slammed the covers over my head and lay there frozen in fear. After about 15 minutes I was able to work up the courage to look out and, of course, there was nothing there, but I'll never forget that experience.
The only other thing that ever happened was several years later there was a thunderstorm. Right at the end of a good long crack of thunder I heard a distinct groan in the attic.
My mom told us about something that happened to her there. She was lying on the sofa in the downstairs living room resting with her eyes closed. She was going through a bad spell at the time, maybe postpartum, I don't remember now. She said she got that feeling you get when you sense that someone else is in the room. She opened her eyes and an elderly lady she didn't know was standing there. She said the lady bent down, put her hand on the side of my mom's face, smiled and said, "Don't worry, Kathy (mom's name), everything's gonna be OK." Mom jumped up but when she looked back, the lady was gone. When mom described what she looked like and what she was wearing to my stepdad, he said it sounded exactly like his grandmother who had died years before we met him.
I haves watched this reaction 15 times and enjoy it more and more each time . It’s how reactions should be , i really love her husband asking if she alright 😂😂
Holy chicken noddles...well this is one of those moves i don't...i just...can't...can't handdle the jumpscares. Haha. Awesome reacting guys!
In my house, it's the law that horror movies are watched in the dark.
24:38 7 year old me when my mom gets the wrong flavor Gatorade for my school lunch.
Looks like that house has a case of the Mondays...
Legendary intro. 😂
"I feel like I could poop my pants." LOL! I've barely even started this video and you guys already have me dying!
Much like your Mrs. I happen to believe in ghosts (not so much in demons, but definitely in ghosts). I happened to have grown up in a haunted house so I have first hand experience dealing with restless spirits. Thankfully the ghosts that dwell in my mom's house aren't malicious. They just like to pop up and say "Hello" every once in a while. Some of the encounters I've either had myself or have been told about by family members are:
1) Much like your wife, whenever I went into the basement I would always feel like someone was watching me. This feeling continued right up into adulthood, so I don't think that it was "just my imagination".
2) The floors in my mom's house were always very creaky. You could tell exactly where in the house someone was just by the sound the floor made. One night I was home alone doing my homework in the living room when I heard someone walking out of my parents' bedroom and down the hall towards the living room. I turned around to look to see who's there, and the noises stopped. Then when I turned back around to do my homework the squeaking footsteps started again. I would stop and look, the footsteps would stop, I would go back to my homework, and the footsteps would start again. The squeaking footsteps went down the hall towards the living room, turned and went into the kitchen, and through the kitchen towards the stove. I was so freaked out I put my homework away, turned on the TV, and cranked up the volume.
3) When I was little I was playing in the basement rec room right under the basement window that looked out into the backyard. As I was playing with my toys (I think I was playing with my Hot Wheels cars) I saw the shadows of three people walking past the window. Curious about who was in my backyard, I ran out the basement door and into the backyard . . . only to find that there was no one there.
4) This one is my sister's story. My sister and her (at that time) new husband were renovating my mom's basement into a rentable basement suite. They were turning my dad's old workshop into a nursery for my niece (my sister was pregnant at this time). My BIL was painting the walls or something, and he had an A-Frame step ladder set up in the middle of the room. My sister walked into the room with her husband's lunch when suddenly the ladder slid about a foot across the floor all on its own, with neither of them close enough to have touched it. BIL was surprised and said "Did you just see that?!" My sister, who had grown up in the house and was used to this kind of stuff just said, "Oh yeah, that's just the ghost. Here's your lunch."
5) Another sister story. This one takes place after the basement is fully renovated. My sister and her family were renting the basement suite from Mom. The four of them (BIL, Sister, Nephew, and Niece) went out for the day. My nephew was about three years old at this time, and I don't think that my niece was even a year old yet (nephew was born out of wedlock from a previous relationship and in BIL's stepson now). Being only three, Nephew didn't like to clean his room and it was a complete mess when they left. When they returned, BIL thought he saw Mom downstairs in their suite. When they went downstairs, they found that the hallway door which leads to the bedrooms was closed, even though they had left it open when they went out. They went into the bedrooms, and my nephew's room was spotless. His toys were put away, his clothes were in the hamper, his bed was made, his stuffed animals were neatly organized. When Mom got home later that evening they asked her if she had cleaned Nephew's room, and she hadn't. I wasn't home all day, having been spending all that day (and all that night) at a friend's place having a marathon game of Dungeons & Dragons. The room was just mysteriously cleaned.
6) This one is mine AND has witnesses. A couple of days before leaving home to go to Vancouver to study Culinary Arts I was hanging out with my best friend (the friend I was playing D&D with in the last story) and my mom. We were just standing around having a chat. All of a sudden, the TV turned on all by itself. It stayed on for about 5 seconds, and then shut itself back off again. This was a relatively new TV, and the remote was on the coffee table several feet away from any of us. I just shrugged and said "I guess the ghost just wanted to say goodbye".
These are the stories that I remember best. My sister has a LOT more. She has one that has to do with a pickle jar (don't think I heard that one) and another that I vaguely remember about her seeing an uncle of ours come into her room, sit on her bed, tell her that he loves her, and then get up and leave, only for her to find out the morning after that that uncle had passed away that night.
I hope you enjoyed my stories. And remember, they're all absolutely TRUE. Well the ones that happened directly to me are. The sister that told me the other stories happens to be the same sister that told me that the first Friday The 13th movie was based on a true story (it wasn't), and BIL is now a politician, so you might want to take hers with a grain of salt.
my personal experience hearing my late uncle heard door slams mainly and the kitchen window had a breed of flys,, yes all this was real lives here in my Great uncle's home he built it in 1946 makes this house 68 yrs old and i've lived here since 1990 and still going
First time watching your channel and I am hooked. You guys are funny.
Thanks for watching these scary movies so I don’t have to. I feel like I’ve seen it now but without all the stress, anxiety and nightmares. 👍🏼
I love watched movies with you guys.
Huge respect goes out t Mrs. Movies for making it to the end
From your non-spoiler movie poster thumbnail (just in case somebody has yet to see it and plans to before seeing a reaction) to the skilled on-point editing and attention to the story unfolding, and the observations and insights. What an awesome reaction and that you watched the movie! I would think if I somehow watched along on a few reactions, it would make it less intense along the way. Then I realize with your generous full screen setup and had to pause 5 minutes/10 minutes in already, and mid-reaction, I’m all, oh wait, we’re really doing this (??) and first time did the hand cover the screen, eyes averted! All that within the alloted reaction video minutes. And it became an experience more than just a fun watch-along with “oh cool, a reaction!” 🤠 hats off to You, Me & The Movies!
Glad you enjoyed our reaction :)
I was always amused that they were surprised to find the cellar when the house has obvious cellar windows visible on the outside.....
I love a horror movie that doesn't have background music
Like The Birds
I love the Conjuring series. I say power through and watch em all. You can do it! I've never had a paranormal experience but I love hearing about them.
Another awesome episode guys , The Conjuring defo hits home in terms of modern horror , keep up the god work 😁👍🏽 ,
his reaction at the around 23 40 mark when lorraine fell through the floor hahahaha
Teach science to children when they're very young. It will not take away their imagination or their desire to watch scary movies but it will get rid of any kind of extreme irrational kind of fear or toxic magical thinking. I remember watching with my grandmother The Birds when i was six years old, she explained the difference between movie making and reality to me, i was still scared but it was a sane kind of fear and it lasted no longer than the time of the movie. Otherwise i probably would have feared birds for who knows how long...
17:02 "What your house needs is a cleansing."
Me: Oh, so a flame thrower?
17:04 "An exorcism."
Me: Oh, so a tactical nuke?
The Mister with his cowboy hat and headphones is just so iconic 🤣🤣
Yes! Keep watching! I love these movies.