Yes, the Dudley's did have another kid. Mr. Dudley mentions it in his monologue when he's telling Hugh about his and Clara's (Mrs. Dudley) history with Hill House. It's apparently an easy detail to miss because, of the many HoHH reactions I've watched, only one of them picked up on that detail. I missed the first time I watched, too.😄

The reason Olivia looked at Hugh like that when he was holding Luke was because she thought she was still holding him. She didn't recall him taking Luke and she was confused. Rewatch the scene and you'll see what I'm talking about. Really enjoying you reactions, btw. I hope you go on and react to the Mike Flannigan series'! In order of release: - The Haunting of Bly Manor - Midnight Mass - The Fall of the House of Usher They are all one season stories.

You should see the special edition. It makes more sense.

She lost a little time and missed when Hugh took Luke from her to put him to bed, that's why she looked strange at him. I'm not gonna lie, I'm a bit confused how you missunderstood that lol

Your tension and anxiety were palpable in this episode! It is a shocking episode, too, because we find out that Olivia tried to kill Nell and Luke and succeeded in killing Abigail. She's a child killer. One of the most heinous of crimes, I think. Yeah, she was driven to it, but still. We also now know that Hugh is in nowise a bad person. Some people fault him for leaving Olivia behind, but I completely disagree. The way I see it his primary duty as a father was to make sure his children were safe, which he did. Hugh didn't know everything that was going on. Once the children were safe, then he went back for Olivia. He behaved in an exemplary fashion that last day. I'll try to answer some of your questions. @jeffmartin1026 is absolutely correct about 'tache man and the clock. Time in the series is non-linear. It's like the actual timeline has been chopped-up into sequences of varying length which are then re-inserted into the perceived timeline at pseudo-random intervals. That's why there's so much emphasis and talk about clocks and showing the 'tache man in the overalls. Time is a character in the story. Hill House itself is also a character, of course. Hill House is "organic," like a chameleon it changes in response to stimuli from members of the Crain family. Willy is William Hill, Poppy's husband, who bricked himself up. He's also the "tall" man with the bowler hat who haunts Luke. Poppy had children, a girl and a boy. She poisoned them both, I think. The symptoms Poppy describes fit poisoning. Think about what happened to Abigail after she drank the tea. Poisoning caused the boy to be wheelchair-bound before ultimately killing him and the "drowning" symptoms experienced by the girl. It's like Poppy, besides being insane, also had Munchausen by Proxy, too. Poppy is the personification of the evil that's Hill House. Most of the other ghosts appear benign. Some are even friendly. Hazel Hill tells Olivia Poppy is a liar. Hazel is William's sister, and she doesn't like Poppy. Hazel also shot her father's (vicious?) dogs in the middle of the night, after he died. These are the dogs the Crain kids hear/see. Remember, also, how Hazel called for "Clara' (Mrs. Dudley) on the old-fashioned intercom. Through the House's machinations, Olivia "imagined" Nell and Luke in bed talking about how life was death to them. That's why in the Red Room Nell said: "What dream?" Nell has no idea what Olivia is talking about in regard to that incident. That whole episode with Nell and Luke in bed before Steve "awakened" Olivia wasn't reality. Oh, keep in mind Luke said he "poisoned" himself in that dream-vision. Course, we're thinking drugs, but it could also be a reference to the rat poison. They use double-entendre in an ironic way constantly in the series. Waking-up is ironic use of language. There's a lot of that, too. For Olivia and Poppy, waking-up means sleeping forever, i.e., dying. Even Hugh saving his children is killing them in Olivia's eyes. Mould seems to symbolise the poisonous atmosphere of Hill House, its malignancy. The Red Room was chock-full of mould. The fact that the mould extends from the Red Room to the basement means it represents part of the House's digestive system. Sort of like the role bacteria play in humans. There are also the various references to the kittens. The kittens did represent the Crain children and foreshadow their potential fate. Poppy talks about the little "bugs" in their beds. When the kittens are dead, you see the bugs ... their souls?? I'm sure Mrs. Dudley's (Clara's) "wings" mean she's actually an agent for good, an angel. She is always referencing the Bible. The Crains are skeptics, unbelievers. Mr. Dudley (Horace) is another force for good. Both of the Dudleys are constantly warning the Crains about the dangers of Hill House. Their warnings are subtle, of course, otherwise the Crains would think they're mad, which they already do think, actually, but we know the Dudleys are not. However, Hugh and even Olivia do eventually realise there's something to what the Dudleys were saying. Unfortunately, this realisation comes too late. Yes, Abigail is real. She is the Dudleys' daughter. Various references were made to indicate they did have a living daughter, whom they kept hidden from the real world. However, the show made us think that Abigail was another of the House's ghosts and so distinct from the Dudleys' daughter. Also, it's quite possible that Luke saw both the living Abigail and the ghost Abigail but at different times. Remember time is non-linear in the series. The women who led ghost Abigail away from the Red Room is her grandmother, Mr Dudley's mother. This episode signifies to me that all the Crain's, including Hugh, had some sort of psychic ability. I think that's something the House fed off of. This series is so deep and dense that we could go on pointing out things forever. Oh, the storm only affected Hill House. Think about what happened at Shirley's mortuary.

The old man in overalls/the clock signify time slips in the house. You heard the clock ticking when young Nell saw herself hovering over her on the couch. The house does control space and time. The night of The Storm Hugh is chasing Liv, and they are on the 2nd floor. He runs past the spiral staircase door, gets to the end of the hall and looks to the right down a short hallway where Liv "isn't". That hall didn't exist - in previous shots of the library there are windows going up all three floors, that hallway would have blocked the windows. Yes, Popy killed her children. Her son is the boy in the wheelchair, he is the one banging on the walls. Poppy was the face that appeared over Nell in bed in the first episode. She sees more children that she can "wake up". In an earlier episode young Max is talking about his dead grandmother visiting him at night and that she never blinks. Poppy never blinks either. The ghost that takes ghost Abigale by the hand is her grandmother, Mr. Dudley's mother. Liv was in the same motel room that Nell is in before she went back to the house. You finally saw a hidden ghost. There is another one standing in the background when Hugh is holding young, sleeping Luke while talking to Liv. Definitely watch the video that points them all out. If you rewatch the series, you will see how much actual foreshadowing and cross referencing there is every step of the way.

plz consider doing sharp objects next thanks!

There are hidden ghost all throughout the show. This is just the first one you have seen. Watch the video that shows all of the hidden ghosts. It will blow your mind.

That last line….. 😢

first click so fast !!!

I could see ever cell in your face tremble 😂 great reaction

Just a note, in case you may be unaware as someone not Anerican, re: American justice system standards that are so well known and instituted they actually have become part of our social consciousness/culture: The dad not cleaning himself up after finding a messy crime scene is expected by police. It's actually something that would work in someone's favor to show their possible innocence. In our system, if you happen upon a deceased person, moving stuff around, changing your clothing (even to save your own dignity or the deceased person's) is literally a crime. They don't care if you're covered in blood. In fact, that's a bonus, because it's evidence. Changing your clothing is destruction of that evidence. So what they're showing here is just how honest and forthright the dad was being. You find your deceased wife? You check on her, abd when you see she is indeed deceased, you call the cops and wait for them. You don't change one iota of anything. No matter how embarrassing, horrific, or gross. He tells Nell it's paint because he's trying to protect her. Because he can't change his clothes without commiting a crime. It is disturbing but it's the right call in that horrific situation.

Both AVP movies are NOT cannon in the Alien universe. They are their own separate things.

Ryan, yo! I didn't manage to catch the premiere yesterday, but awesome reaction as usual! However, first, congratulations on 100+ subscribers; happy to see your channel and content growing so well! Eh, not much to say about the film so reaction highlights instead. Best jumpscare: probably the only one for me, the alien showing up behind the glass (or maybe Jessie's death?). Best line: too many to count! Every time you said sth awesomely funny or apt, you would top it a scene or two later, haha. I guess my favorite then has to be, "Where I am from, we don't use doors." However, a new category, best shocking moment: either when the plasmacaster blasts off those shotguns (Your face was in total disbelief!) or any scene in the maternity ward. At one point you looked like you were about to puke for real! I was thinking about what you said with the film having a slasher vibe, especially with the overall setting and tone, and the more I thought about it, the more it made sense given when the film was made: hear me out, around the mid-2000s there was a huuuge uptake of slasher remakes and reboots so perhaps the director/producers wanted to tap into that audience and decided to put those elements into the film? Maybe. I still didn't like the film, but I am glad you enjoyed it. Now onto the real stuff: _Predators_ and _Prometheus_ ! And speaking of slashers, any chance of having those on the channel? Maybe some old classics like _Halloween_ , _Nightmare on Elm Street_ or _Friday the 13th_ ?

So the lore with this and a few of the other films (similar to some Native American tribes) have a hunt to prove themselves for adulthood. They get dropped on a planet and have to beat the most dangerous creatures. That's why he looked at the scorpion because they feared it. And they collect teophies from their hunts. That's why he tore Billy's spine out. I really enjoyed this reaction. New to your channel and see. You were new to YT reacting. Good luck on your journey. I've seen you have a good start, and I can't wait to see the rest of your videos. I love Predator, Aliens, and Hill House.

Say hello to the Pred-Alien.

There are various Alien games. The best is Alien Isolation.

Nell’s story is so very tragic. I’ve seen this episode so many times but it always makes me tear up.

Predator 2018 you still have to react too.

Plus, this Predator that came down alone. I am guessing is more experience and older than the ones that were in the first AVP movie. Those were a rite of passage training moments for younger Predators to prove themselves, while this one is probably a lot older and is trying to take care of it quietly but of course that's not going to happen as we've seen Alien Xenomorph. always make things worse.

Correct, it takes on its host traits in away. In Alien 3 it was a dog, so it acted differently, and this one show what happens when it is mixed with a Predator's gens or whatever it uses to help a xenomorph to be born. predalien is what this hybrid is called. This particular Predalien was a young Queen, as it had the ability to impregnate female hosts with multiple (up to five) Bellybursters via an inner jaw proboscis-like tube inserted into the host's throat (much like how a Facehugger impregnates a host). It also has a large crest similar to that of a Queen Xenomorph.

Okay. This movie had scenes that messed me up bad the first time I ever watched it. Out of all of the Alien movies and whatnot, this was far from the worst I've seen well, since recent to watching Alien Covenant. But the kid? But the pregnancy thing messed me up bad, the visuals were so much more on point and scarier and make you sick to your stomach with some scenes at least it did for me, it wasn't just happening off screen or in the shadows like in other films that we've watched, we really see everything in this movie. And honestly, I like the AVP Spin-off weather it's supposed to be attached to the Alien franchise or not I personally thought it made a great hit, and I wished they'd continued it honestly. But man, that's messed up and like I said scenes messed with me a lot in this movie. In my opinion this is total horror movie. But honestly, there are somethings like I said before, you just can't unsee once you've seen it. But either way, Great Reactions as always.

Not a terrible movie, but let's just say I could've spent the ticket money better

very flawed film but i’ll always love that final scene with miss yutani. it’s chilling knowing she was going to use the predator tech to achieve space flight and ultimately ignite the events of the original alien film. it also implies that the company were aware of the xenomorphs and actually looking for them. to me this is a far better prequel story than the prometheus films.

The main complaint in this film was that it was too dark, making some of the scenes almost impossible to see what's happening. I think it's ok, not exactly horrible, but they could have done better.

Just an FYI - theres a difference between a robot and android

Best jump scare I have seen. You, as the viewer, get lulled into the family drama of it all and then BAM... Scream!! Great job and reaction. I hope you plan on continuing the Flanagan'verse after you finish this series. In-fact, I hope you have never seen the Shining so you can watch that and then Flanagan's Doctor Sleep (which is a good one to watch after that Shining classic)

You have no idea what you're talking about, sir. She can't leave because the alien is blocking her way. Did you not see it?

The psychologist is played by Russ Tamblin. He is in the original film version of the book. He plays a character named Luke in the movie.

The 1963 film "The Haunting" is a fairly close adaptation of Shirley Jackson's book The Haunting of Hill House". 60 years later it is still considered one of the best "haunted house" films ever made. The storyline is completely different, but you will see where Mike Flanagan got his inspiration for this series.

Congrats on surviving the jumpscare! Some people say their heart stopped, others say their soul left their bodies, others give themselves whiplash, and some become hysterical!!😀

Nice reaction as always. At the fertility centre, Steve sees his mother, Olivia, in the window. Again, Steve sees ghosts all the time, but he refuses to admit it, ascribing it to mental illness. I also have a theory that when Steve sleeps, he sees future and past ghostly happenings. He might not realize it, but that's what helped him write his book, and that's why Theo made the "you slept through it" remark in the context of his book. All Hugh and Olivia's children have some sort of psychic ability along with Olivia and, maybe, Hugh, too. I wonder if this is what the House feeds off. "The Shining" has a similar storyline, and is it possible Stephen King cribbed it from Shirley Jackson's earlier book "Hill House?" You might consider watching "The Shining" after Hill House to compare/contrast. Note when Hugh got into the car with Steve, Hugh says "I just want to help." Steve used to say that to Hugh when he was a kid. Remember all the black mould in Hill House? That was what was on the destroyed "Forever House." It seems Hill House = Forever House. There was also black mould on the bottom of the vanity/dressing table that Steve fixed up for Olivia, the one whose mirror Olivia cracked whereupon you said: "She's cracking up." That was quite a pun, I thought. When Steve mentioned Luke's drawing ghouls (the thing he saw in the basement), I had the thought that whatever that was didn't really hurt Luke, and it must've sent him back up in the dumbwaiter. Despite being horrible looking and frightening Luke, it may have been benign. Just a thought. By the way, the actresses playing Shirley and Theo didn't know Nell was going to pop out then, so they were genuinely taken-aback. When Luke sees Olivia at Hill House, she's wearing a red dress. That connects Olivia to the Red Room. Of course, red symbolises blood, danger, desire, passion, love etc. So, maybe Olivia is dangerous love? The women who attacked Luke was the same woman in the picture Mrs. Dudley showed Steve, insane Poppy Hill. That was her vanity/dressing table iirc. Poppy had children, a boy and a girl. She poisoned them. Unlike Nell, Luke may have been grabbed straightaway by Poppy because he attacked the House. Remember Olivia held the screwdriver to Hugh's throat after he attacked the Red Room door, I think. Things look dire for Luke because Nell saw him dead on the motel ceiling. That's why she was calling everyone, she was concerned about him. Also, Olivia tried to pull Luke into Nell's grave. Olivia clearly wanted Nell and Luke dead and, probably, the other kids, too.

I love the scene with Steve and the dad, it gives me chills every time!

So, you haven't seen the alternate ending ... HA! That's another story,

I like the Predator designs in this movie. Their plastic look.

One of the best popcorn movies and my guilty pressure 😂❤

"Don't turn your back on me!" You know, I'll defend this movie. It's really not that bad. People throw "It's Not 'R' Rated Around" like that is a legitimate criticism. The direct sequel is, however, absolute trash. Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Karima McAdams. Practical Over CGI Fact: Almost every set in this movie had to be built from scratch (twenty-five to thirty in total). Casting Notes Fact: Except for scenes with stand-ins, Ian Whyte played all of the Predators. He was the first Predator actor since Kevin Peter Hall, who died in 1991. Historical Fact: The Antarctic setting on Bouvet Island is based on the unexplained "Vela Incident" of September 22, 1979, where a satellite recorded a flash of light near the island. It was first speculated to have been a man made nuclear explosion, or a natural event, such as a meteor strike, but this has never been resolved. Cutting Room Floor Fact: It's not clear in the film if Scar (Ian Whyte) was aware that he was impregnated with a chestburster. A deleted scene was to show that he is and that he attempts to stab himself through the chest with his ceremonial dagger before he dies, but he succumbs to his wounds before he can do so. However this sequence was cut.

The actor that plays grown Luke is actually British. He’s doing a great accent.

You are so cool! Where are you? I can’t place your accent…

And for the record, that thing is called a predalien. It's even more of a monster than either of the species. It's featured in a few of the videogames and comic books.

A detail I love about this episode is that in one of Luke's speeches, he talks about cars paaing by watching there headlights hoping one day his mom would show up and at the end when we see his mom her eyes are headlight symbolizing her return.

I know a lot of people don’t like this movie or the next one, but I love them. I’m a sucker for creature features, even some of the silliest ones! Just sit back and enjoy monsters fighting.

I'd not be with that team, yeah, I would leave but that's me, I am not curious enough to go down there and find my own death. So, I'd be on the ship or well flying out of there. I am not sticking around there's not enough money in the world that to convince to check out lost temples and or hidden pyramids.

I can't find the correct time, but it said that the original Alien was to be set in the year 2122, in the far future. But now looking through everything it's not telling me when Alien Vs Predator happened and when it all took place. It just keeps telling me the year it came out. I heard a rumor that said this is where it all started, and that Wayland's origin began, or his Descendants started and it just goes down from there, but I can't be sure if that's correct but there supposed to be connected.

God this was an amazing reaction. I love this crossover between the two series of Movies. Predators are tough and hunters by nature, but damn the Aliens still carry their own weight in strength and speed, but I don't know if the girl hadn't helped or if she hadn't been there to help, I think the Alien Queen might have survived. Hard choice to say which is best because they both have such high ranks and also their own skills in their environments, they both have that in common they can hunt just about anywhere there adaptable to any Climate. So, it's a hard question to answer which is best, but I have to go with the Predators being just a bit smarter than the Aliens but then again, it's hard to say the Aliens have their own strange smartness too and not much is known how smart they are but there are times we have seen them learn fast and they hold grudges, considering Alien Resurrection, where they did show signs of intelligence too, but there mostly pure hunters and kill by nature or whatever the Queen wants of them. You know the hard thing for me is for these movies? Or this movie I should say. My first time learning about Predators and Aliens was out of context and I didn't even know what their story lines were about. I was younger I remember that, when I was first interduce to this movie, and it terrified me, but I think the biggest part of this movie that gets to me, is the sound effects of the chest burster hearing that bone cracking and crushing sound, it messed with me. I have watched Alien and Aliens and all of them but none of them have ever made me feel scared as I felt the first time watching this or my first time being exposed to this whole Alien universe. I am glad that you chose to react to this movie. I don't think it's bad or good, I think it's pretty badass movie with them mixing with its crossover between these two series. they get gorier than Alien or Predator movies. But the second movie in Alien Vs Predators has its scenes where it still scares me today and truly fucks with the mind and gives a true horror to it all. And honestly there's some stuff you just can't unsee. But I liked this reaction. The Black actor. I can't remember his name off the top of my head. But I only recall seeing him play in one of my old childhood favorites movie slash series. It was called Dinotopia. Hard movie to find but even harder to find reactors to want to check it out.

it’s believed that the predators injected their xenomorphs with an advanced growth hormone so that the hunt could begin sooner. i recommend you check out avp 2 although it’s pretty flawed… particularly with the script and lighting. there’s some cool creature shots and a neat easter egg scene in the end.

Awesome! Thank you Ryan for posting it at this time; I finally get to watch, like and comment on the very same day! I second everything you said: not really top production or very consistent with other films in either franchises but it offers what it promises, and is quite fun overall. In fact, I said previously how _Resurrection_ works if you think about it with a comic book quality, then maybe AvP is better seen as a sort of video game movie? Mind you, I think the original two _Alien vs Predator_ video games actually came out before this film (albeit there is no similarity in plot and setting whatsoever) and the director, Paul W. S. Anderson , is notorious, haha, for adapting other franchises, both _Resident Evil_ and Mortal Kombat_ I think. Don't get me wrong - those are very fun and enjoyable films! I think somebody else also mentioned _Event Horizon_ which is another film by the same director and you should definitely check it out as well; think, a haunted house, but IN SPACE! Eh, my advice would be to skip the next AvP entry, as it adds really nothing to the story but I'll be sure to check it out if you do. And I am sooo looking forward to both _Prometheus_ and _Predators_ reactions!! Oh, and lest I forget; best jumpscare, Lexa surprising dr. Miller before the penguins showed up, and the best (funniest!) line has to be "They gonna have a kiss?" Oh, that gave me such a good laugh! Keep up the good work, Ryan!

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Charles ,,Bishop" Weyland owner of the Weyland industries. After his death his family member Peter Weyland born in Mumbai made Weyland Corporation he died in prometheus then was Weyland-Youtani when genius employer Michael Bishop has design Bishop android and there was alien movies with Sigourney Weaver as Ripley.

7:54 . One take. One single take. Just youtube "Alien resurrection ripley's basketball scene" from PatrickPredator.