Nev's mother KNEW the witch would ONLY return 16 years later, and instead of using those years to freely raise a strong wise daughter (who could maybe evade the witch), she trapped her and raised her miserable, vulnerable, weak, and stupid (easy prey). Great mom.

The witch killing her husband Iovan was the most painful moment in the movie 😭 He was innocent his entire life, yet the witch killed him showing she is no better than those who ruined her life.

This was loosely based on the true story of what it feels like when my in laws come to visit

I just wanna say you’re half the reason I watch movies, and you’re always what I watch when I need to relax.

I saw this movie last year and I was spell bound. It was such a dark, heart breaking fairy tale. I’m glad you’re sharing this gem.

It comes full circle, to save her baby she had to trap her in this curse similar to how her mother trapped her in the cave. In that moment she finally understood whisper mama and for the first time she truly missed her.

I had an entire preconception before watching this movie, expecting some kinda of raw horror and scares but it's definitely more of a character driven tale. it's told so poetic and emotional and again I just wasn't expecting to have some kind of emotional response to some witches. def not for everyone but there's a poignant yet unconventional story to be seen here and some interesting twist on witches in movies.

These videos have never taken away from the movie to me, i always appreciate the perfect summary before i watch ❤️

Now that I think about it there is literally zero downside to being a witch in this universe, you are immortal, you can technically live like a human, and even survive off of human food, you can physically become any living creature, and you can go back to your original form at any time. I wonder why the hell aren't people lining up for the Witch Spit?

As someone with awful anxiety, I can’t watch the whole horror movies but love the stories. This is the perfect mix and summary!

I can relate to this because Witch Momma had some bad experiences and truly was jaded and wanted her own family through force and wanted to force her new “daughter” to see the world and humans as she saw them. On one hand, people say that the OG mother did her daughter a disservice by keeping her hidden, but I honestly think that helped save her. IF she had given her the chance to experience a normal life, she might have gotten a chance to get jaded like Maria and have a hatred for humanity. Then there would have been two wolfeaters running around having a jolly ol time. TL;DR: I can relate to the bitter mother wanting to force her ideals and expectations of reality onto you then getting mad and spiteful when you have your own views against theirs.

SPOILERS I just finished it. I can’t believe the amount of things explored in this film and how well written the inner dialogue is and how beautifully it is worded and spoken. She went through MANY things in this story. A dysfunctional childhood, much trauma, loss, then abuse. Independence. Different levels of maturity being thrust upon an innocent broken young person. Finding belonging. Given a second chance by growing up in a fairly healthy environment. Finding love. passion, sex, having a child, losing nearly everything due to someone else’s evil jealousy. The baby is everything to her. This is one of my favorites for sure. Very, very different than a lot of other films. 👍👍

Sheesh, it's almost midnight on my timezone and the notification "YOU WON'T BE ALONE" just scared the crap outta me

Stopped this 3/4's the way through, it looked quite interesting and didn't want to spoil the ending, had to watch it immediately. Glad I did, I was surprised at the amount of well known actors, really enjoyed this, thanks for the review!

i gotta say you are definitely one of my favorite channels i can watch a ton of your videos keep it up man!

Oh my God! A movie, especially horror, that's NOT saying humanity sucks and has no hope of being good? Iconceivable!

I’d say that’s a pretty good and graceful assessment of You Won’t Be Alone. I’ve always enjoyed “Ending Explained” synopses, and in this case I find your takeaways from the story to be moving. The picture is one that I most likely wouldn’t have had the patience to sit through for its running time before listening to your commentary. But now I won’t hesitate to make the commitment when the opportunity arises.

The witch really expecting the girl, who knows nothing about the world, to find food 😂

This movie is so beautiful. Totally not what I expected.

im literally begging on my hands and knees explain beau is afraid

This is one of my favorite movies I saw last year and in my opinion top 3 best movies of last year, I'm not a fan of the horror genre but I thought of this as more of a love story with horror elements in it. The narration aspect of it made this film stand out so much and Noomi Rapace's features and expressions go perfectly on par with it, her subtle acting is just mesmerising to watch. The story for this film reminded me of the anime To Your Eternity.

I loved this movie so much. So beautiful, made me cry many times! So thrilled you reviewed it!

My favourite day of the week is Sunday thanks to FoundFlix ❤

It was so beautiful, I can’t pinpoint why but it was more like experience than a movie to just watch. I fully recommend. Prepare to cry.

This story sort of reminds me of "To your Eternity" for those who mightve watched that.

"Person finds humanity to be the real monsters" was interesting for a while but feels a bit cliche at this point, so I'm kinda glad they went with something new.

Because rendering your child unable to function in the world is so much better than her becoming a shapeshifting witch. Honestly, birth mother's plan feels like it would have ended with "and the baby died of exposure the second night" if the plot didn't require her to survive.

Sooo much parallel with daughters and toxic mothers! Very fascinating!

As soon as your notification popped up I went to watch the movie IMMEDIATELY (never saw a trailer or anything) and was not disappointed at all. I like the artsy direction it took. And it gave our antagonist more substance in my opinion.

Why would she put the child in the cave from 0? The witch is coming back at 16. You asked for her to be saved until then. So let her live until then AND THEN put her in the cave. And how did Maria get into the cave? Very confused.

This was a perfect choice for Mother’s Day!💜

I’ll never forget when I watched this I was listening to an ancient Macedonian witch guttural tortured screaming while my puppy napped happily on my lap the whole time. Unbothered.

One of the best emotional intense horror films I have ever seen. It was told so beautifully and yet so savage as the witch was angry and evil. The story is sometimes very tender and makes you almost tearful and then sometimes the brutal violence is overwhelming. I loved it. So much better then some Michael Meyers or Jason bullshit. This is great story telling with a witch that is terrifying.

"That really will make u think about What it means to be human" Me, stoned out of my mind- "yeah sure lets play this game"

Thank you for helping me stay involved and connected with my horror fan friends. 😊

basically the most toxic mother-daughter relationship you could possibly imagine. the intergenerational curse that hopefully will be broken now that one has a broadened perspective

I LOVE Noomi Rapace. Ever since i saw her in Girl with the dragon tattoo. The OG trilogy from Europe. Plus all her movies since. Prometheus was actually good, in my opinion. I liked the direction Ridley Scott took his franchise. Speaking of scott, Raised by Wolves was also amazing. Actually, it's my favorite project he's ever worked on. Please go through that 2 season show. It's so very worth it. Thanks mate, youre a legend 🤘 #ReturntoKepler

Man, anytime im about to watch the film he puts out a video about it, i cant keep doing this 😂😂😂

Reminds me of the anime fumetsu anata no e (Plot if anyone wondering) An Orb, known only as It, is cast to Earth to be observed from afar. Capable of changing forms from beings whose reflections It captures, It first becomes a rock and then, due to the rising temperature, moss. It does not move until one snowy day, a wolf at death's door barely crosses by. When It takes the animal's form, It attains awareness of its consciousness and starts to wander with an unclear destination in mind. Soon, It comes across the wolf's master-a young boy waiting for his tribe to return from a paradise abundant with fish and fruit in the south. Although the boy is lonely, he still hopes those whom he holds dear in his memories have not forgotten him and that he will reunite with them one day. The boy wants to explore new surroundings and decides to abandon his home with It to find the paradise using the traces his tribe left behind. However, with a heavily injured body and no sight of his elder comrades, what will become of the boy? Fumetsu no Anata e illustrates the story of an immortal being experiencing humanity, meeting all types of people in many places throughout time.

Love the shirt 🖤 thank you my dude. Always my fave KZfaq channel. One day please do "through the eyes of my mother" it's such a messed up movie!!!

I dont know, Maria seems to be kind of just a hypocrite. Dont get me wrong Humanity can be terrible and cruel, but lot of things in the movie she complains about are brought about by herself. She was the one who made the faustian bargain in search of a husband, and the one who brought that fate upon her was another witch, a witch who wasnt burned like Maria herself, she was the one who almost had humans turn on her faux daughter by killing Nev's human husband who did in fact accept her. I get the point of her character and how she represents parental generational trauma, but she as a individual just seems petty and short sighted.

I was scrolling through Tubi recently and ran across The Ninth Gate, recalling that I had enjoyed it when it came out and decided to watch it. I truly can't tell today if it was done as a sincere horror film or if the humor/ridiculousness was intentional. I'd love it if you did your Ending Explained magic for that film sometime.

I can’t wait for your video on Beau Is Afraid 🤷‍♂️

Gut wrenching, heart breaking, poignant story. Haven’t watched it but definitely on my list. Too relatable in so many ways, to outsiders.

Actually, is it a happy ending? Maria lived couple of centuries and to be fair, we don't see her getting older, Nev as Nev neither - so isn't it that the baby will be stuck in a baby form forever now? Because it looks like in the moment you become a witch, you are immortal. That is kind of sad.

Yup I listen to you on the drive home from work thru the speakers.. your voice is soothing GREAT STORY TELLER VIBES THANK YOU SO MUCH❤

Thank god. I haven’t watched an interesting KZfaq video in 8,472 years.

*Me, watching this movie* "This witch is out of line, but she's right."

Oh wow, Noomi is in this?! I must watch. I know it's a broken record at this point but you really are the main reason I choose most of the movies that I do watch (and of course, do not). I still get a kick out of the comments, "That was more like telling us the entire movie," and think to myself, "you missed the joke." Keep on keeping on.

I’m glad you are reviewing this because I could NOT get into this one. I tired watching it on 4 occasions

I have been watching you since the beginning of the pandemic and I have to say your channel is amazing

Wow... that hello fresh logo thrown strait into ma'face after a lovely witch's portrait :v blew my mind.

My life is 1000x better when I see a new upload from this mf channel, I ran outta new ones 😅

'Plague themed version of Hide and Seek' is the most 'Only in Balkans' thing I heard of all week

the witch looks like Freddy Krueger

@4:02 reminded me of the old Adam Sandler bit from his first CD they're all going to laugh at you

This reminds me of little bit of the movie get out and us in certain parts of the story.

Thank you so much for these videos!! It always gives me a heads up so I can watch these movies better ware of the jump scare/nightmares!! Also, As a long term watcher, I'm so glad you've been getting sponsors!! I'm a firm believer that hobby or not, you should get paid for your services.

I really liked this movie. I cried at the end and was enthralled by the story.

Well....this is simply now my favorite live action movie.

This movie really impressed me on first watch, and I rewatched a few times, and like all good movies, it got better with each rewatch, where you pick up on more subtext (or not so subtext) throughout the movie. Thanks Foundflix!

This film is special. This is one of a kind. I highly recommend watching it.

Thank you for the ending explained video. I’m a big fan and also from Macedonia 🇲🇰

Nav finding hapiness is so happy but also sucks that that maria died too

Great work I really enjoyed the deeper meaning of this movie and the depth review of it another banger

Wake up babe, Found Flix just uploaded

I get SOOO many parallels between this one and the themes going on in Bladerunner and West World. The wolf eateress is totally Luv in Bladerunner 2049 and Dolores Abernathy from West World. The Man In Black from West World represents the part of humanity that would burn Maria. I can totally see the same sparkle in K/Joe's eyes when he watches Joi feeling rain for the first time, that I saw in Nev's eyes when she sees Yevon for the first time. The crazy parallel between Nev saving her child and at the very first part of Bladerunner 2049 when Sapper Morton tells K/Joe "You newer models are happy scraping the shit...because you've never seen a miracle." That's just like Maria choosing to live outside of humanity and not understanding why Nev did what she did for her baby because she also has never seen a miracle. I had never heard of this movie before I watched the Ending Explained so thanks for doing an obscure one.

This story was legitimately told to Borat as a child

The mom tried to hide the daughter in a hermitage that was inhabited and made sacred by reposed monks. That plan backfired because the mother didn’t confess to her priest and didn’t repent. This, making her still vulnerable to the deal she made with the old witch

Great storytelling. Can’t wait to watch it

Keep it up bro

There are some nods to Aries killing Adonis in the shape of a bull.

Oh noooo~ don't kidnap me and give magic powers in the wooooods~

Come on foundflix, your blue balling me having me wait for the evil dead rise video!

I would love to see you cover the brilliant 2016 film The Transfiguration.

It kind of reminds me of the anime to your eternity

Would love if you did a video on “Braid”

I'm so glad he's explaining this one because I really didn't want to sit through the rest of it.

This like a live action re-imagined version of the anime To Your Eternity

Why don’t I get notifications for your videos…I havent seen your videos in months,and it sucks because I like your work

i’m so glad to watch the movie first. it’s not one of my favorites. the entire movie is so beautiful and hopeful. i just love it so much.

I will always appreciate the videos❤️

Cool movie! Just like the old Grimm Bros stories I used to love to read for fun!👍🏿

Excellent breakdown of this film

Ahhhh!! I never see it right as it comes out!! Blessed day!! 👊

The cast is so surprisingly cool lmao Noomi Capace AND Carloto Cotta aka hot Portuguese dad from Elite??

It's a very understanding movie from both sides I'll give it a 9/10

Thought you had done this one already.

the "piss on her hushpuppies" line has me cackling

This is besides the point but I now understand why everyone's addicted to KZfaq shorts. No ads

This movie is just... Wow. Its so different from anything I've ever seen

Another fantastic vid, great stuff

Her trying to follow along with the social interactions is very relatable as a neurodivergent intersectional person

I don't have ig or Twitter so I will ask here: Please review Hemlock Grove! I love this show, I thought it was weird and cool, and the actors are top notch! I know it flounders towards the end but I still love it. Hemlock Grove, please, sir. Thank you.

I was locked in as soon as this started

That "Team Rod" shirt had me cracking up...

do a ending explained on malum please the remake of last shift

This channel deserves 8 mil subs

Liked the review, excellent job.

are you going to make a video on "The Call" (2020 with Tobin Bell)