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​@@chrisspiker5422I especially would like to get 0% off! 😂

You should do how to survive retribution

I watched this movie. I liked it kind of. I just need to ask...does their house have lights? LOL I mean their house is always with the lights off. That's with that? I'm waiting for someone to flip a wall switch and it never happens. Other than that, Kid Leia from Obi-Wan did pretty well. Even the little girl. I did like all the trauma from losing their mom. Just...do they not keep flashlights in their home? Even Billy did this in Gremlins. LOL He even had a flashlight. But yeah, night vision goggles are probably a great tool.

Exactly

True 😢

*Immediately thinks about the one Powerpuff girl episode where the Boogeyman blocks the sun with a moon sized discoball*

​@@deadpool1454That was a great episode

@@deadpool1454omg I LOVE the 1998 PPG! And Boogeyman in that show is pretty freaking hilarious

​@@deadpool1454didnt HIM have to get involved to fix it?

If you’re willing to pay that much just move king 😂

Like all horror movies you have to explain why parents don't bother to humor their children, no one, ESPECIALLY parents, owns any guns, and everyone ignores every warning sign. Maybe I'm biased but when my 3 year old tells me there's a monster in her room, I look under the fucking bed. I mean it's always a cat that snuck in and hid, but SHE doesn't know that when she hears noises under the bed. For fucks sake, if you have kids get a damned gun and learn how to use it.

@@yurrryurrr1463 dude, the monster moved from the abandoned home to her home in a second, your not out running this thing 😂

@@midnightfenrir believe it or not but some of us live in countries with strict gun laws, but still definitely get some weapon like a bat, plus when kids say there is a monster under their bed they’re seeing shit, only about 0.000001% percent of the time is there actually something and it’s probably a mouse, and even then the parents still check under the bed to comfort their kid

​@basic6735 have you heard about the parent who thought when the kid said there was a monster in the closet it was a serial killer they got out safely but the clown killer was never caught

They did so good on the creature design and suspense tbh, I agree with you 100%

Nah fr that was the main thing i loved about the movie and they didnt even need to rely on Jumpscares as much as the new movies love to do

@@ohmatokita2291 exactly so many parts I was wondering if i was looking at the monster or just lights

This movie really creeped me out

Samee, me and my best friend saw the movie together and we had our eyes shut so many times

EXACTLY! It’s ironically the opposite

Some people absolutely are afraid of being alone in the dark. Nyctophobia and monophobia often overlap. That being said, fear of what's IN the dark, or the dark itself is an absolutely natural fear.

@@wittyithink9109 Damn I actually didn't know of those. Thanks for sharing.

otherwise also known as the fear of the unknown

And some people are afraid of being alone​ his comment is so contradicting🤣@@wittyithink9109

iirc she didn't tell sadie that something broke her light, she didn't tell sadie about the whole encounter in the hallway at all either, she just beat her up. how are they supposed to judge the situation if they don't know any of that? unless i missed the part where she told them. Nerd Explains also mentioned that she didn't tell sadie about the hallway incident. as for the closet thing, well, when the kid says they saw something in the closet or under the bed, and then the parent checks both of those places and nothing is there, and that happens every night (or almost) it becomes the boy who cried wolf pretty quickly. we saw the dad check, and it clearly wasn't the first time he did. also, sawyer was clearly afraid before the boogeyman ever showed up at the house. i don't think its fair to blame them for not immediately believing her, not to mention she is a child. regardless of what people say, that does matter. children say the craziest things, you can't expect parents to jump up and believe every single thing they say at face value. by the time you have a child at sawyers age, let alone 2, one way older, you're jaded by all the crap they've said and done. you'd burn yourself out if you took everything they said seriously. Sadie however there really isn't any excuse for, she's just dumb most of the movie.

@justarandompepe8961 but to be fair she was thrown into a TV and the dad didn't think anything about it

Exactly. Even if you don't beleive them, check anyway. The risk is never worth it

Severely underrated comment 😂

Yes! If they’re TOO dumb then it distracts me from the scary monster

Yeah if they're too dumb I wouldn't be scared anymore because I know I'd never end up in that situation, even if the threat was somehow real

I can tell you exactly why that creeps you out, it's cause things mimicking the calls of other species almost always do it to attract prey, in this case, us.

😨well shit

The creepiest part of it was the screaming of the kid and then the sudden silence

That's fucked up, speacially on a horror movie lol

FUCKING HORRIBLE, HONESTY THAT’S BULLSHIT 😡

Ouch, that's rude

Who just leaves a friend alone at the movies after inviting them 🤨

​@@Dario05481I can't stand that behavior!

I was so shocked to see a Hell Let Loose reference lol

i was thinking the same thing especially after she saw rita put two shotgun shells in it and it still got up

I mean it shouldn't but in horror films they often weirdly underestimate bullets, no idea why. Things can get shot at and completely ping the bullets off, meaning obviously any and all blunt for trauma is going to do absolutely nothing and you'd need a very sharp blade to try and do anything, but then they just hit it with a stick as if you are imparting more force with that than a bullet would when fired.

Priest hell I suggest the pope at this point!!

Check out that movie “lights out”

​@@lessismore8533broo💀

Hahahaha

For 28 minutes at most

X to relate 😊

*keeps the depression at bay

I mean raycons do have an awareness mode where you can hear outside the headphones

It wasn't really an ad but yeah the joke was pretty funny 😂😂

Sounds like sum you'd see in a comedy/ghost manga the mc would do by accident then start using it

FUCK YEAH 😂 LETS GOO

ikr? this some next level shit

Honestly I'd rather multiple sponsor segments then mid video ads any day.

The raycon one was just memeing. "Those things are useless, use the code 'helpless victim' to get 0% off."

I think the Raycon one is sarcastic because he said get 0% off which makes no sense at 2:58

Raycon one was clearly sarcasm though. He literally just shat on earbuds and then during the "sponsor" segment for them says stuff that no sponsor would allow, lol.

If you tried to believe what they say every time eventually you'd get burned out.

I like Roanoke Gaming too

Yeah, I don’t see that happening. 😅

🫵😈🫵

Haven’t seen the movie, but I’ve read the book & the Boogeyman kept following him when he moved so if I couldn’t beat him the only thing to do is adopt teens. They should be too old right?

​@annegrey6447, so is the boogeyman just after the kid or the whole family?

@@Usher2660 I don’t know. I feel like the book implies it. Especially with the ending.

Hard to say.. the original is a few pages long short-story happening entirely in that doctor's office @@Usher2660

See as a man I would see a great glory in claiming its head. Get the lads over... we won't even use guns... if it targets kids it's has to know people can fuck it up. John wick killed a mob because his puppy... what you think we gunna do.

i think it was doing something like revitalizing or changing hosts or something or maybe it was feeding but it only needs to feed every once in a while and just kills the others for enjoyment or something. either way, that was clearly meant for something and not just a regular thing.

in the movie, rita mentions that her children were drained (presumably of vitality), which is what it was trying to do to sadie with the weird hand in mouth thing

Chief I don’t think this would work, in order to throw the net properly your gonna need both you hands, which means if you fuck up the throw or are too slow your open to it’s attacks, and even if you do capture it there is a possibility it just tears straight through, I’d would go out and buy several high power lights, and place them in the ends of hallways and in the corners of rooms, the boogeyman should avoid them and I’ll be able to force it into a corner, I’ll use the the same deodorant flame trick the family used and burn it right then and there if it tries anything, I’ll lock the door and call the police, and hopefully contain the mf

It's my favorite monster design

hopefully with a flashlight

20 rounds of black tip 308 will definitely fuck a monsters day up

Own a FAL for home defense, since that's what the founding fathers intended. Late at night, I hear a rustling from the dorm's closet. "What the devil?" As I grab my tactical gear and Glock. The boogeyman bursts forth. I fire off a warning shot with the FAL, missing him but putting a hole in my room's wall and triggering the neighbor's smoke alarm. I switch to the Glock, but in the confusion, the shot goes astray, shattering a nearby window. Desperate, I resort to the mounted flashbang at the top of the stairs. "Tally ho!" The intense light and sound disorient the boogeyman, making him stagger back. Using this opportunity, I draw my combat knife, advancing steadily. The boogeyman, now cornered and fearful, makes one last lunge, but it's too late. He bleeds out after the precise knife wound does its work. Just as the founding fathers intended.

yes @@WitchDoctorLarry but you miss with the fal thus liberty strong arm is annoying

GRAB A FUCKING AK-47 CUZ IT’S DEMON TIME BITCH 😈