Lol

Courtesy of Karl Pilkington

@@voodoochile333 Weird innit?

Or if you work at a kindergarten and it's supposed to be nap time. It'll piss you right off if you hear it then.

Lol yeah, that was the creepiest part in Blair Witch project to me omg I would Astral Project to another planet

Age wise. She could be her daughter. I thought the same thing til I googled it as well.

She's so pretty. I like how she was like a complete contrast to the demon nun lookwise

i googled it a long time ago and i thought she was vera daughter too lol. until just now, i googled and saw it.

Oohhh

Hm. That names sounds familiar

Glad you’re enjoying. This comment made the wife LOL. 🤣

I figured it out when the picture came alive. Then I had to pause and change my shorts.

Is it not fairly obvious?

@@dougdougw not at all, not to me at least :o

I've watched this movie like 10 timest and I NEVER noticed a single one of those occurences. Granted, I never notice anything visual, unless it's right in my face in neon colours... I could've had a 2 hour face-to-face conversation with someone but if I was then turned around and asked what the person I talked to for 2 hours was wearing, I could say whether there was a dress/skirt or pants involved, but that's probably it. xP

oh yea, i watched a video that showed all of the references. and i think 99 percent of people wouldn't catch it. especially someone who spends most of the movie covering their face. that's extremely impressive. i think that's a gift you were born with. im actually getting ready to start researching the Delphi murders. and i think you should look at the video and tell me anything you notice in it. its a real case and it's unsolved. and extremely sad. i really think you could help.

me too…

I saw two groups of them the first time but she saw every one! XD fear seems to make you notice everything!

and we haven't even suggested she should watch A Clockwork Orange....yet

Haha

I yelled out loud in the movie theater. First time ever. My friend was cracking up at me :/

I would encourage you not to visit that house....that sounds like a horrible idea.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qdKjadOk37Orlp8.html This is the actual real footage taken from the true case of the Enfield Poltergeist and Maurice Grosse's research From London, England.

Of course "The Nun" too.

@@omegalpha777 Yes, but it's a very bad movie :)

@@szenszely5143 not really but how is it s bad movie?

@@Lego_clone_trooper I saw it once back when it came out, so I'm remembering only a little but I try to summarize it. Also there might be SPOILERS here and there. I remember that the movie was full of horror clichés, bad character decisions and things I call demon/ghost-inconsistencies. They show us time and time again that the demon can do basically anything, but suddenly when the plot requires the demon forgets that it can teleport anywhere or kill anyone in an instant. I also remember a French guy who was really annoying and at some point he brought a shotgun and other weapons and basically had an action scene. And the thing the do in almost every horror movie nowadays unfortunately, the forced jumpscares/"scary" scenes. One of the writers says "I have a scary idea!" and they shove it into the move. It usually doesn't add anything to the movie, doesn't move the plot, it doesn't even connected well into the story. The only purpose of the scene to try to scare you. This is not good screenwriting. This is about all I can remember now and the feeling when I left the theatre, that this was bad. This is of course only my opinion. :)

Could you explain how la llorona is in conjuring universe? I watched but i dont get it why its in conjuring universe

Jump scares in movies are kinda crap. I guess they use them when they don't really know how to invoke fear in a scene. Notice how 99% of jump scares are accompanied by a loud noise? It's not really scary, it's just the sudden sound and visual that startles you, nothing more, and it's a cheap thrill, one that you'll forget 5-minutes after it happens. THAT'S the reason I can't stand movies that rely on them.

@@kiillabytez Agreed!

I told Mr. Movies this a couple of days ago!

Even tho the exorcist never really was scary to me, good but not really scary

@@dannore8077 It was upon first watch, its also more disturbing and shocking than this film.

I honestly never found Exorcist scary. I watched it with lots of expectations but didn't really feel the vibe though the cast was amazing.

Totally Agree!

@@tbakhalid4781 up until the exorcist ouija boards where considered children’s game. It introduced so many new ideas in the genre. That’s why it’s considered a classic.

We will be watching the Annabelle movies someday. Just didn't have it on our schedule for now. Wasn't sure if she'd be willing. Now she is after seeing y'all wanting it.

Its on our list ;)

@@YouMeTheMovies I second that.... And *Midsommar*

Definitely The Witch too!

@@tonyyul703 lol, you're so bad

@@TheBearWithOrangeFur Maybe Lighthouse

links?

I remember reading about it in the newspaper years ago as a kid when the story resurfaced and the newspapers covered it again.

The Warrens didn't film anything. They had nothing to do with this investigation. They showed up for two hours to get their names in the newspaper while Ed kept trying to rope people into a scam. The person who actually ran this investigation (largely because the little girl reminded him of his own recently deceased daughter) was the one this movie painted as the bad guy. The Warrens were a couple of scum-bag self-aggrandizing frauds and the writer of these movies deserves a swift ass-kicking for glorifying them as much as he does.

I saw their presentation at Uconn. Lots of recordings and photos like they're collecting in the movies

3 wasn't as scary as the first by half. Still entertaining though!

Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed :)

@kayla vibess lol. Scared girls do weird things.

We watched Conjuring 3 on Friday night, look for it to be coming out next week!