One missed detail I liked is the kid with the bike they almost hit at the beginning. When it happened they said he's probably heading to school. Then when Pedro makes it to the school at the end, it's the same kid, finally arriving to the school.

I feel like you missed calling out the fact that after Pedro took out the necklace from Jair's mouth, Jair suddenly looks at his father - despite the fact that this isn't something he does normally. In my opinion, this is the demon still looking at Pedro to enjoy the moment.

I ain't gonna lie this guy's put me on to countless underrated movies I would've never heard of & save me countless hrs of bad movies I would never wanna sit through!

The Director about the movie: At the beginning of the film, it becomes clear that the government has systems in place to handle the encarnado, and those systems have failed entirely because of bureaucratic indifference and laziness. Rugna’s inspiration for the movie explains a lot about where that theme came from: As he told the Fantastic Fest audience in a Q&A after the movie’s premiere, he got the idea for When Evil Lurks from a series of news stories about farm pesticides in his native Argentina causing widespread health issues. “The owners of those lands contaminate those fields with glyphosate to kill bugs - pesticide,” he said at the Q&A. “There’s a lot of people who work in those fields, and they get cancer. You’d probably see a little kid with cancer, because they are workers. They didn’t say anything - or if they say something, nobody knows.” He suggests that corporate apathy about the workers’ health, and the way the issue occured “out in the middle of nothing,” where it’s easy for profiteers and city-dwellers to ignore the impact of their choices, started him thinking about the idea of lurking evils given free rein to spread. “The pesticide infected them,” Rugna told Polygon. “Kids were born with cancer. Sometimes you see something in the news, but then there’s nothing more to say, and you forget the image. They’re in the middle of nothing, the middle of poverty. They must do work for less than a couple dollars, and they’re all ill. After you turn off the television, you forget, but they are still there, they are still probably gonna die.” He said it happens too often, that “people who work the land” get “abandoned” by the system. “When I decided to make a movie with some kind of exorcism, I thought, OK, but what happens if the people cannot reach a priest? All the Exorcist movies happen in the city, in a big house. But what if we’re in the middle of nothing, in a poor house, with poor people who nobody cares for? Even the owner of the land wants to get rid of them, to burn their houses. It happens in my own country all the time - not the demons, [but the rest].”

The ending is a gut punch. There are no more churches because the Rotten have been killing off the cleaners. Very few cleaners are still alive and won't risk their lives to cleanse evil. I'd like to see a prequel/sequel about the cleaner origins and end the movie can be the beginning of this film.

"Follow the rules" Pedro: Nah, Imma do my own thing.

18:39 I love the little symbolism they use with Jair putting on the sheep skin blanket. Essentially making him a wolf in sheeps clothing.

One clarification - I don't think Amanda became possessed when she killed her husband with the axe right after he shot the goat. They explain in the movie that the evil spreads to you if you kill it improperly, so Amanda killed her husband after he kills the goat, and then kills herself, in a desperate attempt to stop the 'chain' of evil spreading. It's an eerie scene because it makes clear how much weight everyone puts on stopping the spread of this evil before it becomes endemic - even a pregnant woman would take her own life to try and stop its spread.

This movie was incredible. The scene with the girl petting the dog. You could sense dread coming and you were just tensed up waiting for it to happen

Good going, Pedro. You have the emotional maturity of a toddler. It's aggravating watching him repeatedly screw up! Also, was that kid not creepy af?!

It’s easy to miss but it’s possible Santino was jimmy’s son, the entire movie he’s in the same emotional state until he sees Sabrina eating Santino then he breaks down then it’s revealed they were having an affair. Also in the phone call she mentions a broken son but doesn’t say anything about Santino

Pretty sure the evil sought Pedro out knowing he could be manipulated. I’d love to see a sequel to this! The world crafting and lore was pretty great, as well as the camera work and acting.

This movie did something that i thought would never terrify me. One was when the autistic son spoke. 2 was when the wife called pedro. Such simple things, but the meaning behind them made it frightening. This movie did some of the scariest stuff without build-up or music. It was just thrown at you and i love that.

I like that these people, while definitely loving their children, keep failing them and not listening when they’re told not to do this or that. They blindly keep making terrible choices and ignore what’s going on with the kids. It feels like a reference to poor parenting and how it can majorly effect children, that it can even follow some into adulthood to make the same mistakes.

I love the fact that they chose the name Uriel. In Christianity, there are the Four Last Things (there's a well-known painting by Hieronymus Bosch called "The Seven Deadly Sins and the Four Last Things). The Four Last Things are death, judgment, Hell, and Heaven, each of which have an associated archangel. Death is Raphael, judgment is Gabriel, Heaven is Michael and, of course, Hell is Uriel.

The word in the original lenguage for the Rotten is "encarnado" wich can mean "incarnated" but can also mean "ingrown" like an ingrown nail...or a demon. Also, the brothers call them "embichado" wich is kinda of a rural term for something that has bugs or parasites inside, kinda like "infested"

All of this trouble could have avoided if they would just listened

As an Argentinian I'm really proud of this director and his incredible work.

funny little thing, at 5:50 you can see the shot was done in reverse as the goats hair reaches up to grab the gun barrel.

When being your own worst enemy is an understatement

The dog scene and the mom with the son scene.. I’ve seen so much gore in movies but something about gore with kids just makes it so much more unsettling.. Probably because few movies have the balls to hurt/kill kids and show it on screen, but this movie seemed to proudly display it 💀

I found it very aethetically pleasing that Pedro's jacket is that specific shade of red, mirroring the beast at the end of the movie, covered in blood after being born.

my dawg, if I were Satan at that moment, I would even let Pedro go; like, holy shit, what a way to help me, thanks!

Best scenes was when the special child talk like a normal person, unexpected, really frightening

In the car where the grandma is naming different names of demons Jair also named Azrael again. You only catch it with the subtitles on. Also the drawing Jair had is pretty much what happened at the end of the school scene.

This was a blind watch for me. I was presently surprised and confused as to why I haven't heard more noise around the movie. While watching the movie it felt very familiar, now I realize its because of the director. I had no idea the director behind Terrified, also brought us this. Great job as always FoundFlix.

Watching Pedro is like watching a playthrough of a Quantic Dream game (detriot become human, beyond two souls, heavy rain) where they purposely make the wrong choices/deliberately missing QTEs.

Didn't even notice the dog smelling his "infected" clothes, leading him to attack. That's why I love this channel.

If you put on the subititle for the film, Jair is apparently saying one of the demons names repeatedly when hes in the car.

I honestly saw the dog thing coming, and it made it worse. The effects for that part made it so intense.

I found it SO interesting that the men basically werent surprised and the mention of no more churches is a subtle bit GREAT but of world building.

This movie's atmosphere was amazing, and Uriel's appearance was the hook to really rattle me! The roles rules, doubt, fear, and panicked self-damaging action play in the film remind me of my own struggles with mental health. I've never plugged a gas vent, but I relate to Pedro. Pedro's entire trial seems like a protracted version of The Moment before trying to end it; feeling constricted, powerless, yet having to do Something in the throes of pain...but this time Pedro's Something was bad news for everyone.

This movie was by far my favorite demon possession movie of all time. I wanna know more of the lore of this world

When a serial killer breaks into Pedro’s house, he definitely runs upstairs instead of out the open front door. Lol

The dog scene is one of the most nail biting scenes I've ever seen and everyone saw that coming from a mile away and it was still effective af lol

The scene with the dog ragdolling the girl lives in my head rent free, it was such a shocking moment. I'm really glad that this film got your review becuase there were a good number of scenes that did need a bit more explaining, so thank you!

Me and my friends were just browsing for some horror and decided to watch this one and DAMN we were blown away. This was so good

You don't create enough videos. You're my favorite channel to watch. Super enjoyable and not obnoxious.

This movie was like a new genre.....like anxiety thriller horror. I loved it

BROOOOO, when his son lets the necklace fall out of his mouth then looks up at his Dad at the end💀💀💀💀

I think most ppl saw something big with the dog coming ever since he sniffed the clothes and the way the camera focus kept shifting back and forth. Great scene!!!

At the end we were under the impression that Pedro burnt Jair in the fireplace. Jimmy walks and looks through the door to inside and breaks down. There is then smoke billowing from the chimney. Anyone else think the same??

I also loved Terrified and hate how I have to clarify to every single person I talk to that I don't mean Terrifier... but yeah this movie was another win from Rugna!

Thanks for covering this movie. It brings me joy to see a movie from my country getting worldwide attention.

If Pedro knew the ex was damned, why even answer her phone call? Some decisions in horror movies I just can't understand 🤷‍♀️

I love it when no one is safe in horror movies, everyone can get it; kids, animals, babies, no one is safe. Makes the threat feel real.

From my understanding, he gave him the "First" mark of the beast. Since he is reborn, the count starts over. He was allowed to leave because even if he didnt realize it, he was one of his most faithful servants the entire movie. The last cleaner lady told him, the beast doesn't always do it one way, and manipulates people to do his deeds also. He always choose the WORSE/BEST way to help the beast spread and expand. ALSO maybe he too is autistic.

The part where you see the mom with the little boy…. Wow… haunting as hell. 😢😢😢😢😢😢

Pedro did it to himself. Reacts on impulse without thinking first. Glad the woman got a restraining order we can clearly see he has tendencies

The dog mauling and dragging away that child literally gave me nightmares!

7:31 the clock shows 44 til 7pm. 44 min later in the film Pedro is decieved by the young boy telling him to go to the traffic circle, which sets off the events that seal their failure at the school, leading to the birth of the Red Son, for him to complete of the group of... 7.

I LOVE the fact that you're still covering movies like this. You are the 🐐, and nothing like the suicide by farmer goat towards the beginning of this movie.

This movie was soooo good! I’m so glad I watched it. I went into it blind and honestly, it’s the best decision.

Between an expert at killing demon told me to stay and a creepy little kid told me to go elsewhere. Geez, I wonder who I should listen to.

Maybe it's just because I've had to deal with some extreme unfortunate situations before, but I just can't ever empathize with people making stupid decisions because of emotional mistakes. If you're in a survival situation, stop fucking feeling things and just focus on surviving. Anyone who's a hindrance needs to be left behind, no exceptions. But emotions are what makes us humans, so that's pretty hard to do.

14:24 The drawing is of the The Beast, covered in blood after being born, leading the children... which we see later in the movie!😀@22:50

You're always so entertaining and I love the way you break everything down. ❤️

The drawing of "kids and the sun" was the ending scene of the evil and ths kids coming out of the school. Which was also the drawing that jamair had.

I was watching this movie with my family and I said in the beginning “nah once the autistic kid starts speaking regular Spanish, I know someone getting bodies” and the grandma got fucking bodies bro really walked in there normal talking about some I’m hungry and feeling a bit chilly, grandma heard bro conversing with her and knew she was cooked, like how u make someone speaking normally scary and tense. W movie

I would love to hear what happens after the end of the movie. I know it would steal some of the magic of the film, but I hate being left wondering when the world is really interesting. There's no way that a "beast" hasn't been born in that universe before. They have terms and knowledge of such a scenario. The Cobra monks sound super cool, and I would love to ear more about this cult/secret society.

You forgot the moment when Jair got possessed. When the grandmother was naming the evil he said the demons name started with an A.

I absolutely loved this movie! Basically a non-stop thrill ride, where absolutely anything could happen and no one was safe.

I didn't interpret Ruiz's Wife killing him and herself as her being possessed. I felt she was trying to prevent the spread, knowing what would happen because he used a firearm. Also , the mark left on Pedro's forehead at the end is clearly whatever's Demony Spanish for "Useful Idiot". Loving Demián's stuff! I heard a sequel to Terrified is coming next.

Great coverage, per the norm. I remember watching this movie and being really impressed by it overall. But MAN Pedro was like the physical embodiment of the Bad Decision trope. I just got so frustrated as the movie went on. I still enjoyed this take on possession while completely agreeing with you on the thin lore building. I am of the mind that the world the characters live in is already dying/dead. It is just taking its sweet time falling completely into ruin. And our boy Pedro really helped move it along by the end of the film. I could totally see another movie in the realm. Maybe a redemption arch for Pedro. He and his brother can be the last Cleaners on the earth...

Dude is it weird I fall asleep to your videos? I just relax and listen to descriptions of people dying lmao. Your voice is relaxing

The ending where Pedro did everything within his power to mess everything up, where he would rather listen to a bloat and a creepy little girl who he already smacked instead of the one woman who knows what she's doing ruined the whole movie for me.

It always amazes me how the main character never listens to anyone even when they have all of the information available to them.

I saw this movie by accident and I've been waiting for this video. This movie is more brutal than this video can ever depict.

Moral lesson don’t bring pedro in missions, he’ll totally f*ck it up. 😂

Pedro really pissed me off like if you're such a coward and scared you'd listen to the cleaner rather than following the obvious demon says. When the cleaner screamed dont leave me alone I wished I could pull Pedro's hair and drag him back to the cleaner

i’m from argentina (where the movie is also from) and i feel so proud! the acting, the photography, it all took me back to when we went camping in the countryside as kids and you would hear all kinds of stories at night! truly recommend watching it in it’s original language

“Demon infected man about to give birth “…… was enough for me to be scared…. Yet enough for me to get my security blanket cuz I’m gonna watch this 😂❤

I see the upload and immediately watch before watching your video. Thank for turning me to so many great movies I would never have tried!

please continue to make more videos. I just love watching your videos even as background noise while I’m doing other things. something about the voice and the connotation in the way you explain everything. You’re really great at what you do. 🙏🏻😎

I think Jair was possessed at the moment the grandma called the devil name Azrael. And in his drawing 14:26, that foreshadowing the last scene when devil reborn and leaving with the kids. The mark on Pedro can’t be washed just to show how extremely unclean the devil is, everything will become corrupted on its path.

I watched this movie with my husband on New years lol. Way to start my year off right, lol. We really stumbled on this movie. I've never heard about it. We just looked up good scary movies, and this popped up on Google. It was soooooo good. The best part is that there are really no cheap jump scares that other movies rely on. This movie is so disturbing with subtle things. The scene with the dog 😮. The scene where his autistic son walks in the house and speaks👀. The scene with the mother eating her kid😱. The scene where Pedro's dumb azz leaves the woman😡. The scene where the fat man raises his head out of the stage🥶. Pedro pulling his mothers hair out his sons mouth😢. Once the movie was over, you still felt your hair standing up and an eerie feeling looming over you. I watch a lot of scary movies, but this I will always recommend first to people.

Terrified is one of the most underrated , best horror movies I've ever seen. Truly. Almost perfect. This movie was really good. Didn't realize it was the same director. Really cool. Good 2 movies

Ive been waiting for you to cover this movie, this movie is awesome and i knew you were gonna be covering it the second i heard of it saw the teaser and watched it myself, crazy that i managed to watch it before you uploaded a cover of the movie!

When Sabrina was eating Santino's brains like popcorn my jaw was on the floor, this film was so good!!

Every time he uploads I get so excited. I used to binge these in middle school

Let's all huddle around the warm campfire🔥👻 while we hear a spooky story from found flix!

I personally found Pedro's constant idiocy detracted from my enjoyment. I get that he was being manipulated by the demon, and there was likely some bigger point about people not learning, but his incomprehensible stupidity in the school scene really took me out of the movie. One other thing I didn’t understand was the goat scene. The goat they were pointing at kept changing, it seemed, and didn’t look particularly notable. What was it they saw (before scaring the rest of the herd away)?

Love a new Found Flix, best time after work I could ask for.

Just finished watching this and the breaking point for me was Pedro going to get that axe. It literally couldn't have been simpler for him. Just drag Uriel's body out a few inches and the whole thing would be over. After that, I gave up hope and lo and behold, he didn't disappoint by unleashing the beast. Well done, Pedro. You doomed everyone from the start.

Pedro was so unlikable, which doesn't mean the movie was. I really liked it, despite some flaws.

This movie is nuts. Glad we got a crazy movie like this

In the scene where the grandma is naming fallen angels. After she is told to stop, with subtitles on, you can see someone says Azazel. I thought it was Jair that says it but no idea

Pedro was the definition of an idiot. Piss me off when he left that woman on the stage to go find a axe 😂

I’ve watched it twice now. The dog attack on the young girl shocked me more than any movie moment that I can remember.

Me and my friend think Amanda wasn’t possessed. She killed Ruiz because she was angry at him for dooming his and her unborn child’s fate. Knowing the consequences, she did what she did

I actually think one of the scariest moments of the film was when Jair is caught having eaten his grandmother and his eyes flick to and focus on Pedro for a split second, revealing that he is actually just mimicking being autistic. It’s really subtle and well-done, and very disturbing.

I have just finished watching this film. Several times I ended up shouting at the screen, " What do you think you're doing? " and calling the main guy an idiot. He just couldn't follow basic instructions.

I don’t always want/expect sequels to good films, but I feel that the world building with this one has so much potential. I think a prequel would be great.

just gonna point out that Pedro is Peter and in a biblical sense Peter was a big fumbler as he denied being connected to Jesus 3 times in one night. Ironic or fittingly enough that this Peter fumbled so bad and so hard that he brought the anti-Christ to existence.

Just watched the movie and immediately ran to youtube to see if it was here, you never disappoint!

YES! FINALLY! I've been waiting for *you specifically* to tackle this movie.

The birth of a demon would complicate things.

Great video as always, I'm really glad you went over this movie. This one right here is definitely one of my new favorites because it does so many things against the "jump scare horror-by-numbers" stuff that Hollywood thinks we like. Practical effects will also win over CGI any day of this week.

How is no one talking about Pedro being accused of trying to burn his kid and, in the end, the smoke coming out of the house shows that he ended up doing it?

90% of the movies you cover I haven't even heard of and probably would never see, but your videos are super entertaining and well made so i watch all of them.