The fact that Toni Collette was snubbed for even a NOMINATION at the Oscars for this role should be considered a crime.

toni collette was ROBBED

Colletes scream when she discoverers her daughters body is so terrifying, it always makes my stomach sink!

That attic head banging is going to haunt me for life god.

Hereditary may just be the most uncomfortable viewing experience I've ever sat through. And I loved it.

The dinner scene for this movie had so much tension in the movie, I saw this in cinemas and I felt like I got yelled at by Toni Collette, she was so good in this movie

At 39 years old and a Horror veteran, this is the first movie I ever had to switch off. Took me 2 days to psyche myself up enough to finish it.

at first i was like her: you're King Paimon, one of the 8 kings of hell him: *wearing a burger king hat* "yes"

What disturbed me was every time the son got so scared to the point where he’d regress to a younger child’s mind and start crying things like “Mommy mommy!” So chilling.

"I'm done." You're not even halfway close.

This is probably the most deeply disturbing/unsettling movie I've ever seen

I unfortunately heard a mom watching her daughter dying (falling out of the balcony) ten years ago. That happened a block away from my house. That scream still hunts me. The family (mother, father, daughter and daughter's fiancé) was celebrating a goal in a football game. Collette was the closest thing I've heard in movies. And this was scary as hell.

Not sure if you caught the grief meeting scene where Annie says her brother committed suicide because their mother was trying to put people in him. He was the male body the mother was trying to use. The mother couldn’t then use Peter because Annie was estranged from her. When they reconciled the mother used Charlie. This movie needs multiple views to grasp it all. Love this movie!

The fact that Toni Colette gives such a superb performance, and yet we also have her character's headless corpse flying into a treehouse is one of many reasons this movie stands out. It's truly one of the most unsettling things I've ever watched.

For whatever godforsaken reason, I watched this with headphones on. When that 'cluck' sound went off with her in the minivan, I'm pretty sure I levitated about three feet. Glad to see I wasn't the only one (Tom's face was priceless) XD

I saw this in a small mostly empty theater in Copenhagen. My husband was largely baffled/disinterested. However, a woman who I did NOT know moved two seats next to mine, and after the "car scene" progressively moved one seat closer until she was next to mine, burying her gaze in my shoulder out of sheer terror. At the end, we said hello and let out a cathartic but nervous laugh out loud, still rattled and shaken. I must say, it really enhanced the mood of the film! Watching your reaction was a great pleasure!

Once again, you guys nailed it. “You don’t want to watch it again because of the horrifying content, but you have to watch it again for the craft”.

If you took this path, the witch and the lighthouse are both a must - watch.

Nobody ever notices all of the people standing outside at 17:47 when it transitions to night! One of the creepiest shots ever.

Toni Collette is phenomenal in this movie. She's so infuriatingly underrated.

My view of the “I expel you! Peter! GET OUT!” scene is that crazy cultist Joanie is trying to exorcise Peter from his own body. The idea is that then cheeky little Paimon can get all up inside his new teenage schoolboy male host. The creepy little king of hell that he is.

The lingering shot on Peter after the accident had me horrified at the cinema. I’ve experienced anxiety occasionally from getting high but thinking of how heightened that anxiety would be after knowing you led to your sister’s death (by decapitation no less) and knowing you have to face your parents afterwards was too much for me to handle. Driving back in that state with your sister’s headless body in the back ...

This is my favorite horror film, so I'm about to drown you guys in details (BTW this is stuff I confirmed straight from the script, and other behind the scenes things) Here we go: * In Annie's opening monolouge, she's wearing the Paimon symbol as a necklace. So is her grandmother's body. *When they arrive home from the funeral, the floor is covered in footprints, and you can hear someone fleeing and slamming a door before they enter. The cult is always present and was setting shit up from the get go. * The grandma was trying "to put someone inside" of Annie's brother- he was grandma's first attempt at the possession but he escaped by killing himself. Ties in to Annie trying to kill her kids before it could all unfold. Aster confirmed she knows on some subconsious level their lives are pawns for this demon to be summoned and she was trying to end that during her sleepwaling episodes. * Aster had Charlie's decapitation planned as one of the initial inspirations for his script. He wanted to lull viewers into thinking they were watching a normal "possessed child" film then shock them by dropping viewers into a horrifying family drama. * Members of the grief meeting can be spotted as some of the people in the cult at the end * Joan's chalkboard can be seen in the back of her car - she had just bought it * As Joan says "Louie, are you ok?" you can see Paimon's light floating away from Annie's head * Ari Aster said the tounge cluck during Annie's car ride home was way more effective than he ever anticipated and gets a huge response out of every audience * "I didn't, I was trying to save you" - Annie, when she tried to set them all on fire, was actually on the track to save them from a much worse fate * Steve bursting into flames serves as an indicator that the family has no control - Paimon will do absolutely what he wants and torment this family until he ultimately overtakes peter. When Annie sees her husband burning, she is broken enough to be possessed. The "most vunerable host" as the book said. * When Steve burns - didn't see if you reacted to it - but the house is surrounded by naked cult members. * Basically the point of the plot is: the grandma was trying to summon this demon who wanted a male body, but they were estranged when Annie has a boy, and connected when Annie had a girl...so Grandma's goal was to kill the daughter and have her possess the son. That way, the demon would give the cult the riches they desired. Hope that helps a bit!

I smiled when I saw this reaction had been uploaded 😏

The sister was apparently possessed from birth, so the entire movie there never was a "Charlie", only when the mum's voice changed is when we're supposed to have heard the real Charlie. I think the tongue click is supposed to represent the Demon

Fun fan theory: The young couple you see walking into the craft store is Christian and Dani from Midsommar. :) Hereditary is one of my absolute favorite movies. Glad you guys finally got to experience it. :)

This is easily one of the best horror movies I’ve ever seen. But I can never watch it again.

I'm sorry but if a glass of water decided to take a short stroll across my kitchen table unaided, I'd be in my car and headed out of state!! The ghosts can have all of my shit...

Toni Collette should have been nominated as should have the son. And draining is the right word for this move. I was exhausted when I finished and it sits with you for days.

Providing I've already seen the movie myself, there is something extremely amusing about watching your shocked reactions to films like this that are unquestionably frightening and disturbing. It's high entertainment during the pandemic. Thank you so much.

I’m certain this will be considered an all time classic in a decade or two. The big chills in this film are absolutely timeless. God that headbanging though.

You forget it’s a horror movie at times which really drops your guard. The naked cult people moving around the house still freaked me out

This director likes to place scenes of bloodshed, death and carnage against a background of very nice wood paneling.

I never really got over this film. The anxiety that builds throughout the film interjected with abject and absolute horror. One of the most effective horror movies ever, and i've never fully shaken it off since i saw it.

I know it's been posted already, but Toni Collette is unbelievably good in this. The dinner table scene is devastating. The whole cast is great, but holy shit...Toni Collette. I saw this in the theater, couldn't stop thinking about it and went back to see it the very next day.

The dinner table scene is so phenomenal. The pain is so raw throughout the whole movie.

5:25 "Fuck. Off." Perfect summation of this flick. 👍 Another awesome reaction, guys! Makes me proud to be a Cinner. 😉

When the audience in the cinema (remember those?) gasps as one or whispers "oh my god", you know you're watching quality horror.

“I’m done” *little did he know that it was about to get much, much worse*

never has a clicking of your tongue been so deadly.

You two are the most enjoyable deconstructionist reviewers/reactors on KZfaq. I mean it. And you're so young (I'm almost 60, I'm allowed to say that), yet you approach the material with such candor and intelligence. It's a joy to watch these with you.

This movie is so unsettling makes me feel so uncomfortable and on edge. I feel like I couldn’t breathe for most of the film and half of the time it was because I was holding my breath from the anxiety.

"Soul draining" is an excellent description of this. I saw it once and I did not feel the need to revisit because it made me feel absolutely dreadful.

Ari Aster is one of those directors who I now know is going to upset me without fail with each of his films. And yet I can't wait to see what he does next. God. Damn. Him.

I think hereditary and midsommar are horror made for film fans, and things like the conjuring universe are made for the mass audience horror fans. And I love both kinds, so not having a go at anyone's personal preferences.

The Lighthouse and The Witch are both must-sees if y’all haven’t. So, so good.

One of the most disturbing parts of the entire film is the end music. The best word to describe it is triumphant, yet the evil won. Nothing could came of anything that happened. That choice of music was perfection.

No movie made me as terrified as Hereditary. I’ve watched Midsommar on the same night, I literally couldn’t sleep after watching them both 😂

“I think it’s about a family” I mean the really sums it up pretty well

As soon as I saw the notification I was like...this movie gon fuck y’all up

Man, this movie stays with you for days. I haven’t had a movie stay with me like that since “The Ring”

*FUN FACT* The Actor who plays peter, actually broke his nose when he slams his head against the desk

The woman in the field with fire around her was the dug up grandmother.

Crying at your reactions, the click in the car shit me up when you both jumped hahaha

"Fun" fact: Alex Wolff (who plays the son Peter) really hurt his nose until it was bleeding while he was slamming his head against the classroom table. And I think he actually needed therapy after the movie. That's a badass actor right there.

Paimon: Is also frequently written “Paymon”, and sometimes “Paimonia”. Probably from Hebrew, POMN, = a tinkling sound or small bell (Hebrew: פַּֽעֲמֹ֥ן). This is again derived from the Hebrew root POM, = to agitate, impel, or strike forward. The word POMN is employed in Exodus 28 : 33-34 and 39 : 25. Paimon is also called by the Rabbins by the title of OZAZL, Azazel, which is a name used in Leviticus with reference to the Scape-Goat. Its derivation is from OZ, = a Goat; and AZL, = to go away. It has frequently been warmly discussed whether the word in question means simply the Scape-Goat, or whether it signifies a Demon to whom that animal was dedicated. But in Rabbinic Demonology it is always used to mean one of the Chief Demons. The end song also is relevant to Paimon "Before him goes a host of men with trumpets and well sounding cymbals, and all musical instruments."

Hands down, this is the best reaction of Hereditary that I've seen. That loud click in the car scene gets me every time, happy to know I'm not alone. Hereditary was the first horror film in a long time that got under my skin, Midsommar was the second. It's safe to say that I'm an Aster fan. "Soul draining" is the perfect description for this film. Its doesn't let you rest, there is no break in its tense atmosphere. Midsommar gives you that break. It bewitches you with beautiful country, and brainwashes you with kind and attentive people. You can sense that the characters feel safe until its too late. I love both films, but I think it's the false security in Midsommar that makes it my favorite out of the two

“Yeah, it’s me from last week.” “My daughter got decapitated.” Me: 😂😂😂 In all seriousness, this is my favorite horror film of all time. The acting, the filmography, the set design, the sound - everything is done so amazingly. When I first watched it, it stuck with me and I couldn’t stop thinking about it. I’ve seen this movie so many times and every single time I watch it, I catch something new. I’ve been subscribed to you guys for awhile and was so happy to see that you were doing a reaction to this movie. This is the type of film that you love to see people’s reaction to it. You guys are awesome! 👍👍👍

You omitted one of the greatest scenes in the film: The family drama at dinner.

I absolutely adore Hereditary. Still the best cinema experience I’ve ever had. The scene from the party up until the mothers grieving is the only scene I’ve ever watched that made my skin cold. Phenomenal atmosphere. Edit: I was also the 666th comment. Very happy about that 😂

Aw, you didn't show your reactions to the naked man in the doorway. That's one of the best parts.

Saw this in theaters and I was so disturbed. But the direction, music, acting were so superb, I realized it’s the best horror film I’ve seen in a really long time.

Watching this in a dark theater was one of the most difficult experiences ever. We fast walked out of there.

I watched this movie alone, at night, in a secluded region. Was jumping at shadows for days after. And when I was ill a while later, my fever dreams were all about that nightmare zombie lurking up in the corner of the ceiling.

Great reactions. Hereditary was one of the most unsettling cinema experiences I've ever had, but you have to admire the craft.

I’m sure it’s nothing but one of the ads for this video was car insurance 😳😳

One thing i just notice on second view was when the mother was talking about her dead brother, she says he leaves a note saying the grandmother was trying to put people inside him, he wasn't schizophrenic, she was trying to make him a vessel for paimon all along

This is some of the best cinematography and acting ever put to a horror film that amounts to an absolute suspense-filled masterpiece.

I came for all the "Toni Collette should have won an Oscar" comments. ...

You pick up on so much that you didn't catch the first time on a rewatch. For example the scene when the family arrives home from the funeral, just before they walk through the door you can hear footsteps shuffling from the attic

It was even scarier when I saw this in theaters. It’s great when it’s not just u feeling the tension that the movie gives off. I miss movie theaters!

I wasn’t overly convinced on this, but watching you guys react and seeing how it effected you. as well as me seeing the narrative evolve again really made me realise the genius in the writing on this screenplay

My mum chased me around like that once because I spilled a pot noodle on the new carpet .

The mom should’ve been nominated for a Oscar

So I read somewhere that the clicking noise is a way which is used by people to communicate with camels and Paimon, the demon here is often portrayed to be sitting on a camel. So that explains why Charlie who was a vessel for Paimon used to make that noise.

"Is this some sort of cult thing?" Well, maybe take a close look at some of the faces in the counseling sessions...😈

Ah man, I really wished you had kept your reaction to the dinner sequence. It was probably one of the most intense moments in the entire film. Toni Collette was extraordinary in this movie. It's undoubtedly one of the best horror films that I have ever seen. 9/10

I watched this film and at the end, I thought, "I don't know if I want to see this again." At this point I've seen it five or six times. Seeing this video makes me want to watch it again soon. It probably didn't help that the first time I saw it, I started watching at around 1:00 AM.

This is the scariest film I have seen since I can’t remember.

There's something about Ari and this film. I'm closing in to my 40's and I've never been affected by a movie like this before. On a surface level it's the clicks, but now there's some dread I wasn't familiar with before... You're reactions were close to mine when watching the movie, but I was alone. It definitely left a mark on me.

Is there a person on the planet who didn’t lose the mind at the car scene? 😱

The moment with her in the top corner of the room is what really did it for me

12:30 has to be the best reaction from you guys and probably from any reaction I've seen! BTW, I think it was Aster who said he kind of tried to portray Paimon as a sympathetic character. He didn't ask to be summoned. These people did this to him, put him in a body and a world he didn't understand. Interesting take to make a demon kind of the victim in a way.

So I saw this for the 1st time in theaters, at the very last showing on a Friday night. Made it back to my tiny studio apartment at 1am, proceeded to turn on every light in my unit-then stalled in my kitchen screwing around on my phone until I was comfortable enough to actually get ready for bed. It’s insane how effective this film is. 🙌🏻

Got to say, I'm surprised and so pleased at the high ratings. It's a masterpiece.

There's so much details you might have missed. -The naked people around the house when it's night -She never touch the falling bottle, it was the spirit -When they come home right after the funeral, you can ear footsteps in the attic if you turn up the volume -When we see Peter from outside the house, we can see the breath of someone watching him in the darkness -The image of paimon is a man on a camel wearing 3 heads (the 3 women) holding a cane that looks like an arm pointing. When Peter was possesed at school, he had his arm up to represent that. -What Joan screams at Peter is the three words that you can see on the walls in the house: Satony, Degony, Eparigon -The litterature lesson we can hear about Heracles represent exactly what is going to happen. No matter what they do, they have no choice, everything is inevitable. Pretty much like the Dollhouse at the begining. -They tried to bring her to a seance by giving them flyers in the mail slot, but since she didnt go, they sent Joan to convince her. There's many many more, but all you need to know is that from the begining to the end, it is one of the best crafted movie ever made. Nothing is out of place, everything has a reason to be there.

One thing I didn't even notice and a friend pointed out was that during one of the later day to night transition scenes of the house, there are many naked cultists standing around. This movie messed me up so bad after I first saw it.

One of the best horror movies ever made. So many details and amazing writing and small things you don’t notice until a few times after seeing it it’s just so good and every actor in it is amazing but Toni Colette is on another level. One of the best most underrated actresses of our time

Toni delivered one of the best performances ever It was tragic she didn't get nominated for an Oscar. This was such a great film.

You guys have really developed and progressed throughout the coronapocalypse. Quality content, always appreciate your honest reactions. 10/10.

This is THE one I've been waiting for. I feel like those ratings are justified for a first viewing, but his is one of those films that gets better each time you see it because there is so much foreshadowing and subtleties. I was also disappointed there was no shots of reactions to the dinner scene because that scene was just brilliant and Toni Collette makes it so.

Hereditary and Mid Sommer were both great horror films thanks to Ari Aster . For me they Both make a 9.0 such craftsmanship. they both deserve a second watch. what movie are you going to do next?

I feel guys like you should react to "The Lighthouse" with Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe. Let's say it's... An interesting journey.

"A brilliant film but I'll never watch it again" is exactly my reaction to Aster's films. And I'm sure we're not alone. I actually forced myself to watch Hereditary again, because if I claim it's in my top 10 horror films, I can't just have seen it once. But it was tough to sit through, knowing what's coming.

This is indeed a horror masterpiece. Not only very eerie and disturbing atmosphere and images but also fantastic acting. It has a really good rating on IMDB but it's still underrated, in my opinion.

It took me a second time to watch this to see all the things I missed. Love this movie. The part where Joanie is screaming at Peter to "get out" always creeps me out. Basically she's trying to expel his soul from his body so Paimon can enter.

Glad you guys enjoyed it! Yes, Ari Aster is an amazing writer and director. I've seen both Hereditary and Midsommar many times. Hereditary in particular is filled with so many small clues and easter eggs that it is worth multiple views. ALSO - the daughter the whole movie, even in the beginning, was already possessed by PAIMON and awaiting the time of the ritual to switch to the boy's body. Ari Aster himself said this, so it's not a wild fan theory.

This movie day me nightmares 3 days in a row after seeing it in theaters.

12:32 ..when that part happened I jumped so fucking hard my shoulder started hurting lol!

That "tongue pop" sound in the car... Best Reaction EVER! 🤣🤣🤣