I will be honest... this is the first time I've heard of a supernatural STD.

That nerd guy was so desperate to get out of the friends zone that he inherited the devil.

This movie is one hell of an original movie. That 80's vibe in the music, filming, etc with that creepy sense is just breathtaking.

Not only is the movie amazing, the soundtrack is phenomenal

You can say what you want, but that one scene when that tall guy suddenly appears was damn scary...

What if it kills everyone in the line? Then what? Does it just go "well... now what?"

This movie really freaked me out the first time i watched it. The person who wrote it must have had nightmares about this. Most horror movies use jump scares and gore to get attention but this movie is unique for sure.

I love the soundtrack so much. It makes me feel something I haven’t felt since I was a child. It’s nostalgic and beautiful for me.

A movie about STD : Sexually Transmitted Demon

This movie was scary but in a different way, sure the antagonist i guess called "it" wasn't a fast moving strong thing, but the soundtrack built suspense and they set it up in a way where you never knew whether the buildup was going to end in a pop-up on screen, or just sizzle out into a calm scene, it kept me scared the whole time and it was very creative, felt like something right off of /r/nosleep

This is one of the best horror movies released in the last 20 years. Hereditary is another very good one. They both nailed their soundtracks which plays a huge part.

I usually don't get scared but this movie made me so uncomfortable. It's the idea that you must always look over your shoulder and you are never safe. You are being stalked...you are being followed. Been there done that-so much paranoia and this movie triggers it all over again.

Just watched it and I loved it. So tense and a brilliant idea for a film, it could've been made with next to no budget at all. When that old woman was walking towards the classroom it really got under my skin (as did several other scenes), and some of the scariest scenes are in broad daylight. Great film one of my favourite horrors.

Is this a metaphor for herpes

In the world of crappy and pointless horror films, I am so glad that there are still the occasional gems....and this is definitely one of them. Absolutely brilliant film!

I've seen hundreds of horror movies. This is one is on my top ten list.

This was one of the most original, terrifying horror movies I've seen in years. I highly, HIGHLY recommend this movie. There's a naked old dude in one scene, just puttin' that out there.

Pass it on.? sounds like an STD to me

The first "following" really creeped me out with the old woman just silently walking towards her. I love horror movies like this. They are actually scary

I just finished watching this, and I loved it! The premise is so creative, and the scares were spot on. The SOUNDTRACK, oh my gosh!!! I have never heard anything like it in a horror movie before! Solid 10/ 10!!!

this is the only creative horror movie I've ever seen that was well executed

the movie is approved by condoms

"It follows" is probably the best horror movie I've ever seen. They should do a sequel. The characters are just so believable for most part, the long haired dude was a bit of an average actor, but rest of actors are amazing A tier actors.

To pull off both an original and great horror film nowadays is really one hell of an achievement. Also to not rely on gore or jump scares to unease the viewer is another thing to celebrate. Instead of going on a long boring rant I will just say that I thoroughly enjoyed this movie and recommend it to any horror fans yet to check it out.

I absolutely adored this movie. Sure there are some plot-holes in the lore and the story, but, to me, the movie was so well made, the acting was so great, the cinematography so jaw-droppingly beautiful and the score so amazing, that i could easily look past all the problems. Easily my favorite movie of 2015, along with Mad Max: Fury Road, Star Wars VII and Anomalisa.

I love classic horror films. I love how this movie was pretty much the same style. It was so good and easy to love. I'm tired of ghost stories and paranormal stuff (invisible ghosts and demons and what not). Originally for this film struck me at the heart most and I would watch this movie over and over.

I always felt that it would make it a lot scarier if Jay actually saw someone walking in the tile reflection on the wall when she’s in the hospital. This movie creates such a perfect paranoia about who’s actually who, and putting such an ambiguous shot like that in would have been incredible. That being said, this movie is absolutely perfect the way it is.

I just rewatched this years later after hearing a second movie will be coming out. Honestly, this is one of my favorite movies that was released that year. The opening scene was well done and so was the ending. Of course there are some lose ends but i think this movie was so unique and well done. It’s definitely chilling and the cast did well. ❤

it has a 95% on Rotten Tomatoes..holy shit.

This movie... guys.. this movie: - Made me re-evaluate my life as a teenage girl - Could be the best material for a sex-ed class about STDs - Is probably not the best movie to watch on a date - Might've been shot using a camera mounted on a 360 ventilator 10/10 would consider asexuality again. That's it, I'm off to buy a chastity belt, bye.

Still one of my favorite films. I didn’t expect a second one to follow and i’m not sure how it will hold up to the first but the first is truly unmatched.

I just watched this for the first time without ever seeing the trailer. What a fantastic surprise. Cinematography and score were great.

One of a very few horror movies iv seen in 20 years id call a classic.

This sounds like the prolonged murder by a spoon video

It attacc It does not protecc But it follow

I got really high and watched it when my wife was away without knowing anything about it and was traumatised for days

I hate how underestimated this movie is by a lot of people. There's a reason why Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 96%, ladies and gentlemen. First of all, this movie has the creepiest soundtrack I have ever heard in my entire life. I'm not joking, this soundtrack is like what you can only hear if you're living in the 90s. Extremely spine-chilling if you're at the theater. Second of all, this movie has obvious educative messages and HIV/AIDS awareness undertones. The characters must have sex in order to rid themselves off the curse, but they'll pass it on to someone else and feel guilty about it. It's like the reality: teens having unprotected sex and getting STDs and transferring them to next partner.. Even more terrifying that being haunted. Aside from that, did you notice the scene in which Jay sits in class and the teacher reads one of T.S.Elliot's works: "The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock?" And that scene when Yara reads two passages from Fyodor Dostoevsky's "The Idiot"? Those passages are about the imminence of death and how people fail at postponing their end. Third of all, the antagonist of the movie. "It." It is not a human, it is a malicious entity that apparently just kills. Oh, shape-shifting is its hobby too. So the point here is, the entity isn't a gruesome, hideous devil. IT is just the embodiment of our fear. IT is always two steps behind us, watching us, waiting to catch up... Ever had a feeling of being followed? That's what IT is all about. The antagonist plans to strike in that same fear of yours and maximize it. We are afraid of it, so we run, but it follows, and it never stops, like how our fear will hardly ever leave us. That's your part, but as for Jay, well, she's gonna suffer forever. IT just keeps following you and you just have to keep running, but it will catch up to you and then you'll die. Even if you pass it on, the other victims won't survive forever, and it will come back to you, and you'll have to keep doing it over and over again. And you'll still end up dead. => So what's this movie about? Much like Oculus and The Babadook (brilliant things,) it tries to strike into your fear. Imagine, you wake up in the morning, gaze out the window and find a stranger staring unblinkingly at you, always trying to come closer until it can stand next to your bed and watch you sleep. You can't trust anyone, because it can be everyone. Hear knocks on the door? Maybe it's IT, maybe it's not. You can't be sure. Hear strange sounds around the house at night? What if that's IT walking to you? You are never safe. Always watched, always followed, always vulnerable to death. Pass it on, and you still see it. It will come back one day. You'll never be at peace. Let that soak in.

For anyone wondering, this movie was a great indie-horror movie! For a horror movie, and it's low budget, this film just had great scenes, acting, plot, and script in general. Unlike most modern horror movies where there are jump scares constantly, this movie had none, and if they did, they were hardly noticeable. The movie in general isn't terrifying, but it's very creepy and it leaves you feeling... Well creeped out. The reason behind this is because it's based off the director's series of dreams that he had in his sleep. And to see someone's dreams come to an actual film, well that's just one of the creepiest things I can think of. And if you're wondering, it got around a 94% of rotten tomatoes, and some of the critics even left the theatre because they were so genuinely creeped out.

This is one of those movies I obsess over, I just want to live in the mood it creates.

After hearing about it and seeing some scenes and trailers for months, I finally decided to Watch it and let's just say...that it creeped into my core. Usually the scariest horror flicks aren't the ones with lots of action and jump-scares around every corner, no, it's the subtle ones. The ones that deals with psychological horror, like this one (even though it's an actual entitiy). The whole film was fantastic. Acting was superb, the soundtrack eerie, the atmosphere effectively spooky (even in broad Daylight), the cinematography and how the used the cameras. Hell, the plot might be "out there", yet obviously is a metaphor. However, it's executed so well, so very well, that it sucks you in immediately. Well done, creators of this Movie.

The direction on this film is spectacular, definitely inspiration by Kubrick. The score is terrifying and incredibly suspenseful. The dialogue is great. “It” isn't so big or scary but it makes your heart pump. This is one of the greatest horror films I've seen. Ever. Definitely best film of 2015 so far. Just watch it.

Well all you need to do is call the Winchesters. They can handle whatever you give to them lol

The whole movie and soundtrack is so fu$king amazing...When i first watched it i was stunned...so classy and classic at the same time..Maika is brilliant and i love her work!

This is the scariest movie concept I’ve ever seen.

This is one of my absolute favorite horror movies of all time, and I'm a picky asshole!

that fucking music that starts 1:41 is creepy as shit

It's not the scariest movie ever by a long shot and yet the feel amplified by the music makes it one of my all time favorites.

hats off to the soundtrack, couldnt come up with a better chilly background music.

AMAZING movie. Smart and original. And those are the two adjectives I never thought I would use to describe a modern horror movie.

Bruh just finished watching it and my entire house is dark. Such a good film so glad I got it on DVD. Also the soundtrack is beyond amazing.

the atmosphere of this movie is enough to watch it a few times. Has such a nostalgic cozy feeling.

Absolutely a real horror movie The stress that makes you to stare at every walking people in that movie and every opened door

This is probably the scariest horror movie I have watched in my entire life and I'm a horror movie freak.. the whole concept of IT is fucking terrifying..

Inspired by Gavin Free

“Oh? You’re approaching me?”

I honestly loved the soundtrack to this movie so much. It literally gives it this creepy, eerie and melancholy atmosphere.

This movie wasn't scary, It was creepy

Final destination with STD's

LOVE this film. One of the best horror films I've seen in a long time. Love the music aswell ❤

I still haven’t been able to bring myself to watch this movie. It looks so damn unnerving. I can’t.

this movie was horrifying. i dont care what anyone says. I watched it alone in the dark at around midnight and i could barely fall asleep for 2 days straight. it made my skin heat and during those quiet, slow scenes i held my breath and waited for something to happen, but I could never predict when it would. a true nail biter this was. people seem to often underestimate the avidity of fear, but the idealism behind this concept was purely phenomenal. I loved it, and I appreciated every single minute of it.

So they have essential created the one scary movie that is guaranteed to not get you any action from your date. Lemme rush out to see this

This movie is perfect. It doesn't even have the character with an "annoying repetitive habit that ends up saving the day at the end" cliche. it dodges all cliches and is better for it

Aside from being a great scary movie, the movie has that 80's atmosphere showing what kids did back then.

so basically aids

Damn, man! That was really creepy when the thing came up behind her friend in the doorway.

Thankfully I’ll always be a virgin

I think this movie has the best soundtrack for a harror movie in the last decade.

I personally loved this movie. The first time I watched it it scared the crap out of me, the concept of being followed by something so sinister really kept me up at night! Was quite paranoid for a while after watching this. Loved it

the way its filmed is very reminiscent of Stanley Kubrick. How everything is so centered

this movie genuinely scared the crap out of me, after watching it i couldn't sleep without the lights on for nearly 2 weeks

7 years and I STILL think of this movie. The "Ever Advancing Horror" made manifest.

One of Gavin's stupid hypothetical question has become a movie... I would have never suspected this.

This movie was a classic, really left chills after the movie was finished :0

the whole atmosphere of this movie is deliciously creepy🤩🤩🤩

Watched this about 2 years ago! It was amazing.

Didn't see any trailer before watching and I loved it!!!! Had me on the 'edge of my seat' the entire time.Very creative plot, peculiar and suspenseful. Just great

I can definitely say the film was really different from anything we've been receiving lately. The whole concept of it was new, it was something I haven't seen before, and I loved it. It was unpredictable in a way, and very eerie. I recommend it if you're looking for a different style of horror to watch.

I just finished watching this. It was alright. A hell of a lot better than The Ring.

This is the only original modern day horror movie that actually lives up to John Carpenter's style of original horror! This is why the soundtrack is always the most important thing when it comes to creating a new classic horror film. The camera effects were amazing too! I wish this director would make more horror films like this! He's the future John Carpenter in horror!

Finally saw it and loved it, it was so different from anything I ever thought. It's amazing how a horror movie can survive without blood and gore but just a really intense creepy vibe to it. The feel and music to the movie really reminded me of the old John Carpenter Holloween with the creepy, intense soundtrack to it. Plus, I thought the ending was almost perfect, how else is it supposed to end?!?!?!

It's about a sexually transmitted demon from what I saw. But this looks great

As you come into this world, something else is also born. You begin your life, and it begins a journey towards you. It moves slowly, but it never stops. Wherever you go, whatever path you take, it will follow - never faster, never slower, always coming. You will run, it will walk. You will rest, *it will not* . One day, you will linger in the same place too long - you will sit too still, or sleep too deep. And when, too late, you rise to go, you will notice a second shadow next to yours. Your life will then be over.

Something special about the design and direction , photography , and sound of this film that catches me .

Honestly one of the best horror films I've seen in awhile. Maybe not for the pop out feel, but the eerie creepy nightmare feel. Plus dat score 😍

i love how people just say this movie sucks because they dont get it, the truth is everyone has its own preference regarding horror, i myself am tired of the same horror film formula of some possessed kids/girl having a supernatural past revealed until the near end, trying to scare the audience doing undeserved jumpscares, and everything involved either a cabin or a haunted house of some sort. this movies goes a different approach, it use psychological horror,aided by proper atmosphere, exploiting the paranoia of humans, of feeling something is out there following us, doesn't matter where we are or what we do it will catch us. even looking at people on the street becomes stressing at some point. other thing i enjoyed, is that they didn't explained everything about the entity like the regular horror movies, the fact that even after the credits remains a mystery adds to the experience.

This movie gave me major Freddy Krueger vibes with the 80s music theme. The person that freaked me out so bad was the old lady. I almost had a heart attack lol.

I loved this movie! It was so original and enticing.

looks like a really good indie flick, i can sense a cult classic coming on

that intro sounds like a lana del rey monologue lmao

You can see in the comments that this is a love or hate movie. Personally I love it. People who hate it are coming into it from a perspective of trying to make sense of it. That's not what it's meant to do. It's an atmospheric horror film that aims to play with your mind. Younger generations I have found don't quite get it due to a propensity for instant gratification and a lack of capacity to grasp the 70s - 80s feel.

This perfectly encapsulates what it's like to either be assaulted or to dump an ex that then stalks you: the memory or the attacker is always coming toward you. The worst part is: nobody believes you.

I have seen so many horror movies and this is one of the only ones that I actually found scary. Such a terrifying concept. One of the best horror movies in existence :D

Jokes aside, this is one of the best horror movies I've ever seen!

To me this was a great film. Something different original and genuinely scary. Loved it!!

This film is on tonight and by reading all the comments I’m looking forward to watching it. Hopefully their right and it is a good movie

When you actually find a good movie on Netflix

LOL I found myself watching just about everyone on screen to see if they were the "IT". The ending was so sudden. I want a sequel.

Can we talk about how amazing it is that they used the actual films soundtrack for the trailer???

I rarely go to the movies and feel completely satisfied with what I saw. This was one of the cases. This movie is a 10.