The spaniard Doug Jones. On IT, he was the Hobo; on Conjuring 2, he was The Crooked Man; on Mama, he was Mama itself; on Insidious: The Last Key, he was KeyFace... He even was Slenderman on the 2018 film! (Horrible film, but the fact that he was the most famous creepypasta is still there)

The behind the cameras for REC is amazing. :D The guy is so damn great in monster roles!

He's amazing!

I thought it was pans labyrinths actor tbh

Nice to know that, had no clue

Same goes for Alien

Manuela Velasco was a TV presenter and actor too, most of the firemen at the station were real firemen but the two main guys, the bald Manu and the other one who fell down the stairs are actors.

@@MorliHolect The mother of the girl with the dog is also a quite famous actress in Catalonia

Thats so smart

No, she WAS a real reporter. Then she became an actor.

@@valarcon9132si hablas de Catalonia no saben lo que es

horror class in college? That sounds awesome!

@@miguelvidal2335 it does damn!

an actual horror class, really? what school did you go to? That's awesome. I took a film class in college and we watched alot of good stuff, but never horror

@@AnonymousSaiyan Sheridan College in Canada. It was really fun, and the professor was great.

@@trinitysachse9163 Only in Canada eh, cool.

And so would Cannibal Holocaust.

I think they're talking about the popularity of found footage more than when it was first used. The volume of found footage films (especially horror) being released definitely picked up around 2007. Whether or not that had anything to do with Paranormal Activity, I have no idea. Maybe that was just when studios figured out how cheap they were to make.

@@robpegler6545 Paranormal activity is really overrated and doesnt deserve anything

And so would THE LAST BROADCAST

@@stanmarsh4566 Blair Witch Project, Paranormal Activity, Grave Encounters, Paranormal Entity, 8213: Gacy House and other I forgot names are fucking boring. It's just shitty recordings with shitty banging effects, shitty screamings, shitty story. How the fuck this genre takes off really blows my mind.

Exactly, I was waiting for some kind of response. So disappointing xD

@@krwawyrzeznik It says it all, no need to respond really. :)

I was completely ruined for the rest of the reaction. LOL

I was over here giggling like an American.

Tom’s face was priceless. He totally realized how that sounded immediately after he said it 😂

Because me saying "I've always wanted to go down Tom's pole" doesn't quite have the same ring... and it's not funny.

Which is another one I wish they'd watch!! So good!

I worked in a cinema when Blair Witch came out and I lost count on how many customers suffered from motion sickness due to camera shake. It was a first for cinema and no-one was prepared for it.

@@mrjohn.whereyoufrom It was also the first film that really took advantage of and benefited from internet marketing. Everybody was talking about it, whether they thought it was bad or good. I was 24 in 1999 and I looked at it's website before I went. I don't remember if it steered me more towards watching it or not. It didn't steer me away though.

@@bethannprather1462 Yes, i would say for them to skip Book of Shadows but watch the real sequel simply because it's an actual sequel to the first.

The craze started with the Blair witch but the first found footage film was Cannibal Holocaust back in the 80s

I still love Quarantine also. Quarantine 2 is straight batsh*t insane silliness. But REC is the OG. I am in the minority but I love REC3.

i liked both rec and quarantine. i think they should watch both, also, at least to compare and contrast the similarities and differences.

Same here. It's been a while since I watched it, but IIRC, they did make some changes and they kind of dragged things down. For one, they cut out the religious elements of the ending where the movie hints at what might be the cause but still leaves it (relatively) ambiguous whether it was that or some kind of disease, and instead just outright said it was a type of rabies. For another, they had characters do bizarre things that made it feel more produced like having the cameraman attack one of the infected by hitting it with the lens of the camera, or having him stop and zoom in on a police sniper after being shot at.

American theatres are owned by studios so they tend to replicate foreign language movies to get more sales. Personally I'd be insulted if the theatres in my country implied that I wasn't able to read subtitles - my advice to Americans who like good movies is to find a little arthouse theatre that plays the original foreign films and leave the big capitalist theatre chains to play Marvel movies.

Same! The Medeiros girl gave me nightmares for YEARS. I was so afraid of her

@@_thestarsarelookingatyou para que los dueños del canal me entiendan, claro está....

@@_thestarsarelookingatyou ¿Qué tendrá que ver?

Yo soy de México, pero no eso no evitó qué la película me impactara bastante, en serio me creí que era verdad, me dejó muy traumada 😅

This was the movie that gave me my exestiantal crisis not kidding.

Agree. If I remember right 3 and 4 also drop any real pretense of being actual scary horror and become almost horror comedy, but reasonably successfully.

Even though I didn't like the rest of the series as much, I really respect the filmmakers for doing something different in each sequel. It would be so easy to make the same film over and over again, but they took creative chances that made each installment unique. And I feel like each movie builds onto the ones that came before (either with recurring characters, new info, or world building) so the series doesn't feel too disjointed.

Yeah, [REC]2 is a great sequel. The others are goofy though, which disappointed me because I really liked how the story played out in 2.

3 and 4 are absolute garbage. They should have left it at 2. Now half of the series sucks

The 3rd film kinda answered some of my question after knowing that the dog(Max) was actually infected by a disease not known by the public: Who else got bitten by Max during his rampage at the vet?How many animals where bitten and transformed? After they sedated max what else did they do afterwards? What made it “Bad” is because they are slowly turning it into an Evil Dead-ish kinda action with the main protagonist wielding a “kickass” weapon and mowing down infected but to be fair the main characters fates where……”sealed”,there’s little-to-no One-Liners, and they still have these moments where you actually felt worry about these characters especially a certain man who’s well known for his costume. The 4th film was ok. Not good, not bad……just……ok But it’s up to them if they wanted to watch it

It's like they couldn't call it "First Time Watching" otherwise, right? Oh wait ...........

Yeah they shouldn't really watch it since it's not really their first time viewing.... It's much more exciting reacting to something you've never seen

@@RandomNirvanaSXE Well they don't remember a thing so i guess....

Idk if I buy that. The whole not remembering it thing

Nice shout out dude

Me encanta las películas del genero cámara en mano

Las peliculas de terror españolas son las mejores.

Es genial!!

We've always had great cinema, Americans just didn't know it existed until the internet showed them that there was a world outside of the US.

@@krashd Who mentioned Americans?

@@benjaminsmythe8967 My fault, I had to quickly decide whether you were just ignorant or an American so I opted for the latter.

@@krashd Ignorant? For highlighting that the 2000's was a great period of European cinema... There's a fine line between being a cinephile and being a deluded aggrandising douche. It's showcased when you use the word "we" in your initial response as if you had anything to do with it.

9 yr old you was right

YES!!! Also The Others

@@O___________0 OMG yeeeeeesss

That one got to me ugh

@@kimberlyjeanne9456 Yeah, but it's so good! I have a hard time rewatching because, you know why, haha.

@@xxoxia that scene 😭😭

Thanks fellas.

yes, that is indeed the most powerful scene of the whole movie

Possibly my two favourite horror movies, the Aussies showed the world how it's done when those came out. I loved Lake Mungo so much I decided that if I ever visited Australia I'd go to the town of Ararat first.

Babadook is just a take on depression anxiety and just gives off non stop depression and anxiety. I'm over that movie. But Lake Mungo is awesome

Is that the wedding ? Because the wedding one is easily my favourite rec.

@@CousinOfCurze Yep.