Actually, this is one of the first horror movies where I really did not see the twist coming. I thought for sure that Brahm's was a possessed doll..

Am I the only person that just thought the doll was possessed and was shook ASF when the boy came through the wall?

the adult guy with the doll face is scaryier than the doll

Kinda grateful it wasn't another Chucky/Annabelle film Until the sequel came...

Also another thing people don’t realize is that the doll probably had a camera in its eyes which is why one of the rules was “never cover his face.” And “never leave him alone.” Because he wanted to see her all the time which he probably can’t do through the walls very well

I noticed that, during Brahm's face reveal, we see that he was mutilated by the fire. That led me to believe that his parents not only tried to cover up the murder, they also tried to kill their psychotic child and make it seem like an accident. He lived through the fire and his parents became overwhelmed with guilt for trying to kill their own child which is why they tried to make it up to him for years by caring for him so fervently before they finally lost it and killed themselves.

I was scared shitless when they broke the doll Then a man-child appeared from the walls and i was like: _wHEzE_

sequel is "The man." The prequel is "The Mistake." The spin off is "The Neighbor Across The Street."

Brahms didn't say "he'll kill HER like the others", if that were true, then WHY on Earth would she go back to the house like she did. She went back because Brahms said, "I'll kill HIM like the others", implying he is going to kill MALCOLM unless she comes back. That's why she stops running, and goes back to the house, to save Malcolm.

brahms is a fashion icon edit: old ass cardigan, messy hair, vintage looking mask

Honestly, my favourite part of the movie was when Brahms was in the hallway, and Greta just walked up to him and was like 'Go to bed Brahms'

Is it weird that i felt comforted by the doll? like i was hella freaked at the start but when she started taking care of it i felt comforted and when she lay with it on the bed saying she wouldn't leave him i felt comforted and safe but see when stupid cole smashed doll Brahms i felt so sad and then it all went away when freaky giant Brahms entered like i was hella shook and scared

Gotta be honest I thought the doll really was Brahms and was shocked by the doll being smashed. Then twist ending came and I was like *well shit......*

No matter how many times I watch this movie, when Cole smashes Brahms I get shook

Am I the only one that noticed he called her “ Maggie” the whole time

here is my thing - literally no one else comes to the house besides Malcolm...so why does Brahms have to stay in the walls 24/7? surely he could walk around freely and if someone showed up unexpectedly there are plenty of entrances into the walls that he could easily slip back into

The ending wasn't bad like everyone said, it just leaves a cliff hanger

The boy needed nanny mcphee

Ok I know this is irrelevant, but did anyone think of until dawn sam’s towel when he said the towel never falls down?

Who is here after the new boy 2 trailer came out Edit: thanks for all the likes and comments I really appreciate it.

The parents walking into the water is pretty horrifying

i actually really liked this movie and the ending...i don't know why everyone hates it. i feel like a cursed doll would be more stupid....

ok but the brahms living in the walls... gahd dayum 👴🏿🥵

IM SCREAMING PPL ARE ACTUALLY TURNED ON BY A MASKED PYSCOPATHIC MAN CHILD!!!! AND THE WORST PART IS THAT I WAS TOO WHEN I FIRST SAW HUMAN BRAHMS 😭😭😭

Damn she's got the towel of Sam on Until Dawn

i never would've guessed he was a real person in the walls, every horror movie the doll is possessed

Low key Have A Crush On Brahms He Do Be Looking Spicey When He Revealed Himself

I actually felt sorry for the doll at first💔...she treated him so bad💀💔

I don't know why but Brahms kind of grew on me by the end and I was sad when he was smashed.

Remember when Brahms was trying to kiss Greta And said "Keeeeetttth-kheeth" Yup that was the best part, I was crying

The death of the old people is soooo sad 😢

This is why maggie isnt on the walking dead for season 10. She out here taking care of brahms lmfao

Not gonna lie I get spooked very easily by scary movies that involve dolls and after I watched this and an alarm went off and i almost had a heart attack.

The first time I saw the doll get smashed, I actually felt really bad.

The towel reminds me of Sam’s towel in Until Dawn. That thing was the most supernatural thing of the whole game.

Once I figured out that he was actually hiding in the walls I was shook

I actually want a towel that never falls.

The sequel should be called............ 'The Boi'

Honestly Brahms got me feeling some type of way🥴😌

ok but Brahms lowkey looking kinda hot with that broad chest and the beard🥵✊

Was I the only one who felt sad for Greta? I mean, because of her history she became so attached to Brahms.

3:01 I guess she took towel tying skills from Sam from Until Dawn

I thought "Finally, a haunted-doll movie with some suspense. They managed to keep the twist out of the trailer!" SMH.

Okay but I love his hair, holy shit

I was really disappointed by the ending cuz I actually liked the relationship with Greta and the doll towards the end. I was actually hoping he would be a sympathetic character that they would have to help move on

THE BOI

Ngl the “real Brahms” mask was low key cute

I always thought fondly of Brahms when he got protective of Greta and saved her from Cole when she cried to the doll for help.

I got the ending and the story. But things don't add up. How is Bruams (can't spell it.) able to move the doll around so quickly and fluently, without him being seen or at least heard? There is no way Greta left the kitchen and dumped the food in the trash in three seconds to have him crawl out of a crawl space, run up, grab the doll, move it to the door and run back in less then five seconds without Greta noticing him. I'm confused.

The guy had burn scares, I think his parents tried to kill him in the fire as well as trying to cover up the girl's murder to protect the memory of their son.

I love how there's happy, upbeat, music while there is death going on.

Bruh I was so shook when he came out of the wall. I had to pause it for a long time cause that creeped me out so much. Idk about y’all but this was very very unexpected for me. I didn’t pay attention to the food, music and stuff like that it didn’t even come to mind.

i hate/loved how he kept calling her maggie. 😂

This boy needs Mary Poppins

As I was watching the first few minutes of this, I was like: "I bet he's really living in the walls." Guess who was right lol

Adult Brahms is like Jason's long lost brother LOL😂😂

I was also very impressed by that towel

Next movie...Brahms and Annabelle vs Chucky and Bride of Chucky

BRAHMS. 👏🏻 DESERVED. 👏🏻 BETTER. 👏🏻

I was watching this last night and right at the part where Brahms comes through the hole in the wall, my 3 yr old came bursting into my room. I have never screamed so loud in my life

Why do I imagine him as hot without the mask

I had a better twist in mind when I saw the trailer: if Maggie was actually mentally psychotic, imagining the child as a creepy doll (why the parents treated him as alive was bc he WAS alive) and ultimately kills him only to find in the end, she really did kill the boy. All the "supernatural" phenomenon going around was, just a kid walking around and playing with things

This brings back very much nostalgia. Like seriously, I miss 2016.

I just watched this movie and OMG!! I did not see the twist coming!! This has to be one of my new favorite psychological thrillers.

I apologize in advance for all the people who would disagree with my comment but I actually am TRYING to be rational here, just so you guys know. Not a lot of people are understandably on his side because of a lot of negative things about him. He's a psycho killer, he looks very intimidating, he looks absolutely disgusting, talks in a creepy manner and even more stuff we wouldn't know about. But really guys, try to look at his side of the story. My best guess about him is that he has a multiple personality disorder "in which two or more personalities with distinct memories and behaviour patterns apparently exist in one individual." I just think that he's suffering from a mental disability that the Heelshires weren't able to take care of since they were afraid of losing their only child. No one actually spent time on trying to help him (his parents were paying more attention on the doll), and all that time spent inside the walls and mostly being alone all the time had made him feel a sense of loneliness. That's when Greta entered his life and he had high hopes that he won't be alone anymore. Given that he has been living in the walls ever since he was a kid, I don't think he would actually do "something" to the dummy of Greta.To prove that point, there's a part in the letter that says "She is yours to love and care for," ( 5:09 ). I mean yeah sure he kills people, but I think that dummy's just being used for a cuddle buddy. I hope. Anyway, my main point is how amazing would it be if Brahms was on your side? Think about it. He really just needs someone who would keep him sane. You could actually let him go have a shower (or more preferably a spa day), buy him actual clothes that would actually look good on him and BAM. You have a protector/serial killer ready to slay whoever you'd want for him to kill.

Who is here after seeing The Boy 2 trailer?

2:57 have you seen the towel from until dawn running, jumping, sliding, and falling the towel doesn’t budge

The sequel should actually be called “Home Alone 4”

Or the sequel could be called "The Man"

“.... That’s what we should be tryna explain, is that towel!” Lmao! I’m dead 😂🤣😂😂😵💀⚰️

You can’t tie up your towel so it stays? Allllrighty then. : )

*HE NEEDS SOME MILKKK*

I dont get why the parents killed themselves.... they left for their holiday. They should have just made it permanent.

“The movie follows Maggi-uh I mean Greta,” Love that Walking Dead reference

Why wouldn’t you name the sequel “The Boy 2 The Man.”

This boy needs supernanny

7:30 Dolls creep me the hell out. But what scared the literal shit outta me was adult Brahms pulling himself out of the mirror. The fact he hardly talked, the mask AND the way he moved. Just nah. I mean, come on. Get ur shit together Brahms, coz I lose mine when I look at you.

Magic towels in history: Towel from The Boy (Zombie Bitch) Towel from Until Dawn (generic white girl) Towel from Death Note (blonde lady held at gunpoint by Mello)

I'm sorry I lost it at "hunky grocery delivery guy" 😂

Him: Could somebody be living in the walls? Me:... a titan

The boi

Some hints you didn't mention are: 1) The father commented how the previous nannies weren't as young/pretty as Greta (of course the creepy dude in the walls would like to have a pretty girl to keep him company). 2) Just before they left for 'vacation', the mother whispered "I'm so sorry" to Greta. Tbh, I didn't see the twist coming at all and I really enjoyed it. This movie was so much better than I expected, I thought it would be just an Annabelle or Chucky rip off with lame characters. But it was well acted and shot, the characters actually had personalities and some depth to them, and I actually cared about them. You say that Malcom has no game but I found him to be charming af and I was relieved he survived.

"A malnourished maniac who has the power to launch dudes." Sounds legit terrifying.

Saw this movie in the theatre right after it came out so there were a decent amount of people there. When Brahms came out of the mirror I screamed " what the fuck" really loudly and everyone turned and stared at me 😂

Ever since I saw big ol’ sexy Brahms emerge from the walls I’ve had a kink for well-built, masked psychopaths

Love how he calls her Maggie, I love TWD. It’s such a fantastic show

i love how you keep calling her maggie lmaoo

Im so impressed on brahms dressed Like A Messy hair A grey cardian (or grey green i guess??) And a mask with a simple vintage! Mhhhhmm!!!! BOIII THATS A TREND

*Dat boi* (2016) ending explained

Yea i can’t say I was shocked when Brahms came out o the wall… my bf recommended that we watched it bc it was good and I told him I’ve seen the beginning then he says “Did you get to the point where there’s a man in the walls?” And it completely ruined it for me..

I love how these are called ending explained, but Chris still tells us spoiler alert

Alive Brahms kinda reminds me of Wybie from Coraline. The body posture and all.

Love that he calls her Maggie throughout the whole thing 😂

I love how you analyze all movies and making it more understandable :)

Then if the boy was alive it mustive been Emily haunting the doll, and Brahms was angry when the doll was smashed

I just saw this movie today. I'll add my 2 cents. Obviously Braums killed the little girl. I think that was his first psychotic episode. And I think he started the fire. Not the parents. His face was burned. You can tell when his mask breaks. His parents wouldn't have done that to their child. I think they considered admitting what he did because he was so young. And he tried to kill them. The father says "we don't use the fireplace anymore. It's a hazzard." It took me a while to figure out why they would keep the doll. And then it hit me. It's common to use a doll to demonstrate behavior for children. "Look what missy doll is doing. She's taking her medicine like a good girl." With Braums being caged up in the house at 8 years old, , they would try to figure out how to control him. I believe the idea was that the doll was good Braums. He followed the rules. He did as he was told. And was talked to with affection. Everything the real Braums was supposed to do, doll Braums had to do first by example. While praying, the parents talked about being simple. As in not being very bright. I think we can say that Braums had a low IQ and was murderous when not controlled by his parents. They created a strict set of rules for him to live by and the doll to show by example that good boys are quiet and obey the rules. At least, that's what made the most sense to me

They should’ve showed camera electronics inside the eyes at 4:20 (and a computer in real Brahms room with footage of her.) That would’ve been a good reveal that the doll wasn’t a spirit. Explained why Brahms went psycho on them (because his cover was blown.) And why one of his rules is to never cover his face and not to leave him alone.

I love how he just continues to call her "Maggie" 😂 probably unintentionally, but still funny

Brahms looking kinda ✨spicy✨ tho..

The couple were holding hands when they were killing there self it was so sad and sweet