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@iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii23711 ай бұрын
*_SNAKES ON A PLANE REACTION. PLZ._*
@kellifranklin987211 ай бұрын
I would love it if y’all would consider watching Good Omens. It’s got a devoted cult following and it’s really really good.
@JessieDee1311 ай бұрын
I just wanted to say, it's really okay that you didn't get it till the end. Thats what makes this movie so rewatchable. You pick up on new things every single time. Yall should try some of Jordan Peeles movies like Get Out, Us, and Nope if you haven't already. Very, VERY good director/writer.
The brother went home because he went into shock. He was traumatized. He didn't get in trouble because what happened to Charlie was an accident, at least in authorities point of view.
@Steelburgh11 ай бұрын
Right? It's impossible to imagine how that would feel. How horrific.
@LosCorgisMadridistas18 күн бұрын
@@Steelburghhe was high so, from a police point of view, he should have been in trouble.
@MK-ophelia9 күн бұрын
@@LosCorgisMadridistas If he had been driving irresponsibly for a joyride sure, but he was only driving *because* of an emergency.
@MeisterdiebKid11 ай бұрын
Toni Collette should have gotten an Oscar for this!
@Arcannabis11 ай бұрын
I always say this, her and Florence Pugh got shafted for their Oscar noms simply because their movies were horror genre.
@MeisterdiebKid11 ай бұрын
@@Arcannabis yeah, at least give them a nomination and acknowledge the genre 😅
@Av3rag3_M1ch3lang3lo11 ай бұрын
Her, Florence Pugh and Mia Goth should win Oscars for Hereditary, Midsommar, X and Pearl
@aj00.7official9 ай бұрын
Well she was not woke Enough, she should have abused usa and should have made some post promoting terrorists.
@horrorfanatikk11 ай бұрын
this movie was soooo disturbing in theaters but was phenomenally acted on everybody’s part. Fun fact: toni colette didn’t want to do no horror at all and was looking for comedy specifically but she read one page of the script and was immediately pulled in by the story. The scream alone of grief from the realization of her daughters demise was a performance that deserved an oscar.
@hayleejade41211 ай бұрын
peter was in complete shock .. he knew what happened, and he couldn’t even look back .. you start hearing him say “are you okay” under his breath .. he didn’t even put the gas on the way home he just took his foot off the brake .. and of course no older brother wants to tells his parents that he just accidentally decapitated his 13 year old sister so he just waited for them to notice which of course is awful .. but i don’t blame him, i wouldn’t be able to do it either. i think Alex Wolfe gave one of the best performances i’ve ever seen in that scene ..
@Hadenjaden10011 ай бұрын
Come on y’all are smart, the boy was in shock,
@asiahenry779811 ай бұрын
My question will forever be why did they keep sending that boy to school? I would have pulled him out for at least three months of intensive mental health treatment.
@MarianFK4 ай бұрын
That's the thing, they are supposed to be a heavily dysfunctional family. The first minutes we saw how they forget Charlie's epipen and don't even monitor what she eats. Then the mom send Charlie to a party she doesn't want to go to just to stop Peter from drinking. The dad is supposed to be a therapist, but he can't even talk properly to his wife about her way of making miniatures of her trauma events. So, yeah, I also wondered why Peter was in school so soon, and I simply concluded they thought he would be ok.
@user-jq1ll3hm8x2 ай бұрын
The whole 2nd half of the movie was to drive peter insane. The book says "most vulnerable host" which is peter. Remember the cult knew peter was a replacement since Charlie/paimon was born. Peters torture was on purpose.
@amandac.d.421611 ай бұрын
Another interesting detail I just noticed about Charlie's "grandma wanted me to be a boy": *Annie's* *brother* *(the* *one* *who* *self-unalived)* *was* *named* *Charles!* so he was also probably called "Charlie", indicating that, _maybe,_ it was grandma the one who chose the name for her granddaughter! (maybe she thought she'd be a boy and could name him "Charles" as well, but when she was born a girl she -or they- decided to keep the "Charlie" part and named her Charlotte instead).
@Hey_Jamie11 ай бұрын
11:30 the fact that both of you are still clueless this far in the movie is mind blowing. Literally no reason to be “lost”.
@2SanJunipero11 ай бұрын
........the father got engulfed in flames and you ask "is he dead?" - seriously?! 🔥💀
@Wraiven2211 ай бұрын
You’re supposed to fill in the blanks that the cops talked to Peter and he explained that it was an accident. He was in total shock. Heartbreaking and terrifying story, usually I’m not big on supernatural horror vs. things like serial killers but this one had me scared to be alone. Great reaction guys!
@user192711 ай бұрын
I was also confused when I first watched this, after rewatching I noticed and understood more. Here's what I gathered. The grandmother was in a "cult" they were working to summon Paimon, and they stated that they who summons him get riches, (remember the picture of the grandmother smiling with coins raining down on her?). I the very beginning when the mom was at the meeting, she mentioned that her brother had schizophrenia and claimed their mother was "trying to put people in him", that leads me to believe that he didn't have schizophrenia and the mother was trying to put "people" in him. That failed so she moved on to her daughter's children. I don't think the mom knew about her mom. She said she wanted her son but she "gave her Charlie". I think that was just foreshadowing but the mom just knew her mother to be too overbearing and controlling. If you rewatch and pay attention to her diagrams there are clues there. In one scene the mom was in the bed trying to breastfeed her baby (who I presume to be Charlie), and the grandmother was standing over her with her boob out too like she was trying to feed the baby herself. I think that shows what the mom meant when she "sank her hooks in her" (Charlie), it's like that represents how the grandmother clung to Charlie and tried to "raise" her. We now know that was because Paimon was inside of her. BTW Paimon is reincarnated as Charlie, she didn't know her true identity until they told "her" at the end. I don't know why they weren't able to put Paimon in the son at first, I think it may have partially been to the mother keeping the grandmother away from her son. But Paimon was to be in a male body (like what the grandmother tried with her son, the "schizophrenic" brother) This was first alluded too when Charlie said her grandma said she should've been a boy. The grandmother died but she spirit was still active, and the others in the "cult" continued the rituals. They are the reason Charlie died, the needed to free Paimon's spirit from the girl's body. This is when Jonne (however you spell her name, I'll call her J) came into the picture, all of the things havening to the family was a part of the plan. J lured the mom in and convinced her to "speak to Charlie", when she showed the mom her grandson in the seance I don't think that was actually her grandson, I think everything she said was a lie to trap her into doing the ritual and we saw how that played out. The mother was also not crazy, she has suffered immensely in her life and is grieving, and unbeknownst to her, cursed by J and her own mother. She used her diagrams as a way to try to process all of the tragedy in her life After she called everyone done to talk to Charlie she got possessed by an entity, this is also the cult's doing. The scene where J was yelling at the son at his school, she was trying to "expel him". Remember, she told him to leave, and "get out", they needed his spirit out of the body so they can put Charlie/Paimon inside. When the son jumped from the treehouse you could see his spirit leave and that golden orb that entered his body was Charlie/Paimon. Ok I think that pretty much summed it up.
@Hey_Jamie11 ай бұрын
“Why didn’t they ask the brother? Or talk to the brother?” SMH. You really think this all takes place in a daily timeline? You think their decapitated daughter is going to be found, have to call ambulances and police and no one is going to talk to Peter?! You really think he was in school the next day like everything was fine? My god
@haiyez11 ай бұрын
Sometimes you two massively overthink things. It’d be a lot more entertaining if you just react in the moment and stop trying to guess everything that happens before it happens and confusing yourselves.
@movieguy788211 ай бұрын
Relax bro it’s not that serious
@lauriegonzalez201211 ай бұрын
It was really stressful seeing you guys constantly checking how far into the movie you had gotten and complaining about not understanding, when really you just had to look at it, and think about the characters. Peter was traumatized and in shock, his mother obviously blamed him (although the blame for why Charlie was at the party was his) and the father was trying to protect his son, but to understand her. Add to the mix the demonic possession and everything that was said about the family and its members (grandmother, brother, etc.) and that's it
@cscp1311 ай бұрын
I just wanna say that intro is so wholesome, every time I hear "....joined by my b e a u t i f u l wife Denise" the world becomes a better place for a minute 🥺
@JessieDee1311 ай бұрын
I knowwwww they are the cutest couple EVER! The way they call eachother "babe" too is just so sweet it gives me a toothache❤
@robertr79811 ай бұрын
it's simple, Peter was in complete shock after the accident. He emotionally shut down in order to process what happened. It's a very realistic but unexpected and unnerving reaction.
@Hey_Jamie11 ай бұрын
34:10 the movie is almost over HOW are you lost!!! This is so aggravating it’s like you haven’t been paying attention to anything but I’ve seen that you have.
@Wash86911 ай бұрын
This movie is Insane and excellent.
@orangelanternnunley172011 ай бұрын
This is what trauma looks like! - Jamie Lee Curtis
@kellifranklin987211 ай бұрын
I’ve never been this fast to a movie reaction ever! I love this movie. The acting is amazing and powerful and the themes of family trauma and the generations of family trauma within one family is so dark and, for me, disturbing and scary. I’m so happy y’all are watching this. On second watching of this I picked up so much. This is now in my top 10 favorite horror movies. Thanks for reacting to this gem of a horror movie!
@thicccy452811 ай бұрын
I love that this movie doesn’t feed you answers you really gotta rewatch to catch things you missed to make it all make sense but you guys did get some of it right! 😂❤
@kellifranklin987211 ай бұрын
To understand why Charlie was making that clicking noise and the significance of all of those beheadings I looked up information on Paimon. Having that information helped me watch this again and I was able to see better what was really going on.
@ju25452 ай бұрын
Yes, you’re right. Charlie was never Charlie. She was Paimon even before she was born. She made that clucking sound because Paimon rides horses and that’s the sound you make when you want a horse to go forward
@calvinallen342411 ай бұрын
This movie was not that confusing. They literally explained everything
@Rudy40999 ай бұрын
@22:22ish...."we still haven't pick'd this up." =X-D absolutely love the humor in this reaction!
@prettymuchbangtan11 ай бұрын
i just.....dont understand how you two could still be totally clueless near the end of the movie when like 95% of people understood what was going on by at the least, the middle of the movie.
@CrownlessKing8811 ай бұрын
The tongue clicking was literally just a tick she had. It wasn’t any deeper than that really.
@rosastephens89665 ай бұрын
Actually the tongue click was Paimon's 'clucking' and some say that its also a way that camel rider's call camels and Paimon is a camel riding demon with a birds body and a feminine human male face
@brunosalada779011 ай бұрын
these guys’ head would explode if they watched a lynch movie
@_Von___11 ай бұрын
I’ve never heard Denise drop so many F bombs like she did after that beheading 🤣 so glad I discovered y’all’s channel this past month, as a horror movie fanatic I binged so many of your videos, and the reactions are always so entertaining ❤
@dreamerbookslover947011 ай бұрын
Toni Collette is an amazing actress. I've been following her work since The Sixth sense.❤
@shainewhite278111 ай бұрын
This movie will F--k you up for life! A lot of KZfaqrz have watched this and some have said that this is a very depressing, yet very impressive horror film.
@Av3rag3_M1ch3lang3lo11 ай бұрын
The movie is intense and really brokes you, but how is It supposed to f--k you up for life? Lmao
@oni69039 ай бұрын
How are y’all so lost in this movie? Lmfao just watch and observe. It’s not that confusing😂 the brother was in shock and couldn’t process what happened. that’s why he was acting like that. He was still a kid and didn’t know what to do!
@Geoskan9 ай бұрын
How some people didn't realise Peter was in shock really baffled me, because it was so damn obvious... So many people gave this movie so much hate and it's because they're focusing too much on the obvious things than the more important, unsettling things happening in the background and then talking through the parts that show what just happened... You two missed SO much of what was happening, it actually frustrated me a little, lol.
@DanielSelk11 ай бұрын
If you watch Dead Meat's channel and look up the kill count for Hereditary he explains this film very well for all to understand it. =)
@LFNZE9 ай бұрын
the brain of you two amaze me... how is it so small? i think even Homer Simpson would have get the movie lmao
@phengstablendz543711 ай бұрын
FINALLY YOU GUYS DID HERDITARYY
@padtrickkeys326111 ай бұрын
This Movie Was So Freaking AMAZING! Words can't describe how much i love this movie. The acting is Perfect and So Scary 😳 Toni Collette should of got A Oscar for This
@n.i.k.197710 ай бұрын
I recognized for the first time that Peter's shadow wasn't matching.... at 34:16
@Wash86911 ай бұрын
I have a movie recommendation for you to react to: TALK TO ME (2023), the best horror film of the year, with intense, scary and surprising moments, you'll love it
@FanPops11 ай бұрын
Yes! Coming soon!
@oni69039 ай бұрын
29:35 omg you finally guessed right💀😂
@fridaymovies292411 ай бұрын
I heard that the pitch for the movie was that “it’s a movie about a cult sacrifice from the perspective of the sacrificial lamb” and I always find that longline quite chilling 😬
@JessieDee1311 ай бұрын
Oh shit! Wowwww. I've seen this movie loads of times, but that just really put a whole new perspective on it for me!
@mariegracejimenez226611 ай бұрын
Charlies grandmother and their cult planned all of this,from the very beginning they wanted Peter. Remember when Charlie said her granny wanted her to be a male it was because they need a male body that can possessed the said king of hell thats why the mother said she tried to stop peter from being born because she knows what her mom's trying to do ( they did it too with her father and schizophrenic brother, thats what he meant when he said they were trying to put people IN HIM) but then Charlie came so she gave Charlie to granny and left with peter and her husband until granny died. The cult people is all over town their logo is everywhere even in the post where Charlie hit her head I believe some of peter's schoolmates are also in the cult and the party and charlie dying was a set up coz they needed a male with vulnerable mind for the possession.
@teesh87111 ай бұрын
It's a great movie just...harrowing. I found it hard to deal with. I have watched it more than once but I always pick up something new. Even just watching this reaction I realised Joan first said 'my son died' then targeted her again and son 'oh I got to talk to my grandson'. She changed her story cause it wasnt true. They kept trying to manipulate her to say words to bring...a spirit in. Annie thought it was Charlie and that she was talking to Charlie but wasn't. Annie was so grief stricken that she was easy to manipulate. Hereditary has a few meanings I think...generational trauma, hereditary mental illness, toxic family dynamics and inability to communicate with eachother. I'm not that smart I didn't come up with those theories on my own...I had to like go and watch movie breakdowns to work out what was happening. It's just...its beautifully shot and well acted but enjoyable is a...strong word for this one.
@hbk-hotboy71311 ай бұрын
You brave souls 😂😊
@stanleyyelnats659210 ай бұрын
Say “I don’t get it” one more time!!!! Lol
@dmwalker2410 ай бұрын
Really hanging on to that insanity hypothesis right up to the bitter end, huh? Paimon was in Charlie, then tried to possess Peter (face smashing scene) but it didn't work because he was not vulnerable enough yet, and hadn't been involved directly in the rituals. Paimon tricks the Mom into thinking burning the book will burn her, only to have it burn her husband in front of her, thus making her vulnerable enough to be possessed. Of course Paimon still wanted a male body, so he used the Mother to terrorize Peter sufficiently so that he could be possessed instead.
@LilSwaggaMuffin11 ай бұрын
Loving the horror marathon y’all are on 😂 ❤ love ur reactions as always
@adrianpilarski486011 ай бұрын
That was both amazing and frustrating to watch you two ignore the signs and story being told to you…just like the characters. Very on brand for the film. Even after seeing the cult for your own eyes - you were still questioning if it was a cult lol. Sad you didn’t really get it. Maybe if you watch it again you’ll get more out of it.
@philmullineaux540510 ай бұрын
Pro tips...go back to the scene, the mom's work table, watch the blue bottle! The director did Midsonmar as well. It's good but I just kinda didn't buy the premise, so I wasn't as impressed. This movie here, I would put up with The Thing, Exorcist, the shining, a few others. How Toni Collette didn't win an Oscar for this, is beyond me! A bit of horror truth, when he smashed his face in the desk, he was supposed to hit padding but didn't. His face looking all dislocated, was real! Also Peter's first class, is the same subject from the original Holloween, and the trailer for this came out the same day, the Halloween reboot did!😮😮😮Another callback is during their seance, the clock stops, callback to exorcist! What was hereditary in this family wasn't mental illness, it was Grandma and proly those before her, driving family members insane, with their satanic/cult worship! Charlie was already possessed, represented by the clicks. Heard while she was alive, and after she died, BEFORE the seance. I would say, joan tried sacrificing her son and grandson. Either they killed themselves, or she killed them. Seems if Paimon is not happy with a body it is in, it has to die and be beheaded, so paimon can leave the body, i say it happened to dear old grandma, and definitely happened to Annie and Charlie! I just noticed a weird parallel...when the dad gets charlie from the treehouse to go to the funeral, she standing up in the corner, and the camera view is from below slightly like shes twisting and floating!!!! In the almost final scenes, the mom is up in the corner of charlies room then floats away, then is up in the corner, above peter, as he's looking at his burned dad!😮. Biblically speaking, u NEVER want to conjure someone who is dead...this NEVER goes well! King Saul conjured the spirit of the profit, and all went downhill real fast!
@amandac.d.421611 ай бұрын
At 13:31 Annie takes a piece of black herb out of her mouth. At first it's not clear what it could mean, until you get to the cl¡max of the moviem where you can see, in the background, a photo of Grandma Ellen giving Charlie dark herbs in her milk bottle, probably intended to aid Paimon's possession of her. This could indicate that Joan was _also_ giving Annie the same s4tan¡c herbs mixed with her tea, to make her more open to the d3moniac influence of Paimon.
@noahtrevino590811 ай бұрын
I’m so scared for you guys haha this movie definitely got to me like I’ve never cried and been so shocked and just in awe all at once love it 🖤😅
@ruhdiego199911 ай бұрын
I always make it a point to say that this is the best horror movie of the last 20 years EASY ❤
@justonjenkins158911 ай бұрын
If you didnt get it by halfway, its kinda past that point. It is kinda a topsy turvy movie to deal with but good reaction anyway
@davonbenson436111 ай бұрын
At 8:21, the brother was in shock that his sister got killed.
@reapy399911 ай бұрын
Lovely Video! i'd be interested in seeing your reaction to "Men" also an A24 movie
@leongaucho67411 ай бұрын
The best horror of this century 🇧🇷.
@lanastan61411 ай бұрын
This movie still messes me up so much. I remember the first time i watched it, it was at night and it was me, my sister, and uncle and aunt and it was just so unsettling but hey at least i didn't get nightmares
@chandlermorgan70811 ай бұрын
None of this would've happened if the mom didn't Force his sister to go to the party when she didn't even want to go at all
@HighImChatt11 ай бұрын
Not true. The ritual was already in motion. She gonna die one way or another.
@mariegracejimenez226611 ай бұрын
The cult set it up, even if she didn't go they will find another way to kill her
@dangshnizzle692920 күн бұрын
Lol. Your brain on MCU
@jamesmeechan698311 ай бұрын
Ann dowd was very good in the handmaid's tale series
@AtomicVampire111 ай бұрын
Hail Paimon
@domilovez11 ай бұрын
THIS MOVIE IS DISTURBING And yet I did a deep dive to research topics, watched several reaction videos, and recommend it to any person who hasn’t seen it 😂
@flyyassmont115311 ай бұрын
Time to see another KZfaq couple traumatized 🥴🤷🏽♂️😂😂😂😂
@HopelessHermit11 ай бұрын
Glad you guys got to this one
@vojtahardecky11 ай бұрын
please do SAW 1-9
@octavia93604 ай бұрын
You guys missed everything. Wow.
@lightpin63811 ай бұрын
You guys are my favorite couple ❤
@lkf879911 ай бұрын
"What the f**k?" Definitely sums up this movie. Who hurt you, Ari Aster? 😅 Toni Collette in this one and Florence Pugh in Midsomer were amazing.
@marvelousmia11 ай бұрын
when are you guys going to react to “talk to me”????
@BorenyaRSaikia11 ай бұрын
Have you guys watched Disney the little mermaid
@Marklinsf9 ай бұрын
You skipped over a lot of things
@chrisharris260511 ай бұрын
Love your reactions guys 1 of my favourite KZfaq channels is yours excellent taste in films and your both so lovely as hereditary I don't get all the hype about it personally
@phengstablendz543711 ай бұрын
EARLYYY
@jesselewis569910 ай бұрын
Idk why this move is so popular. It’s so trash
@houstongamer713811 ай бұрын
That is a crazy/not to bad movie but I thought they should of got awards for it and also Alex Wolff actually banged his head and broke his nose on the desk. Y’all should react to Mother!
@setclearboundaries91849 ай бұрын
I think it’s rude to assume that everyone’s perception is the same and should catch on the same way another would. Stop ✋🏾 putting pressure on others to be the same as you! Individuality please. Tf