This scene perfectly let’s you know who is an empath and who isn’t. People who can understand the complexity of the emotion in this scene are your ride or die

@e_j_

7 ай бұрын

fr the latter make me viscerally angry, especially dealing with them irl

@crymeariver221

6 ай бұрын

You all need help and need to touch grass. Its not that fucking serious. Especially if youre someone who's watched a fuck ton of movies.

@crymeariver221

6 ай бұрын

Its not that complex that y'all are dumb af if you think its complez

@crymeariver221

6 ай бұрын

​@@e_j_You watch resction vids so doubt you deal with anyone in real life lol if you did you wouldnt act like a lil bitch

@elmjojokes7782

4 ай бұрын

No such thing as an empath

How Toni Collette wasn't nominated for an oscar that year still baffles everyone

@csurampower

11 ай бұрын

The Academy has a remarkable talent for undervaluing horror and comedy movies. She did win multiple awards from various film critic groups whose voters aren't full of stodgy relics who think only talky character dramas qualify as award worthy.

@brianharper1611

9 ай бұрын

@@csurampower The Exorcist is one of the few exceptions.

@a2raya772

6 ай бұрын

Cause his acting was bad

@Moviegrapevine

5 ай бұрын

@@a2raya772 Toni Collette is the mom lol

I remember watching this in theaters and just being in shock with my jaw on the floor off this entire sequence. The girl was portraid as the antagonist in the trailers and this happened like half way into the movie so it was completely unexpected. Dude going to bed and leaving her there and the mom finding it was nuts.

@quint4573

10 ай бұрын

Im 8 months late but I believe that she was the vessel of paimon since birth

Funnily enough this is actually one of the most accurate portrayals of shock.

He's not only high but he's in shock; he just unintentionally caused the death of his sibling and he can't even process that at the moment. How could he? The scene of him laying there and the white sound playing only confirms that he's still in shock.

@5PctJuice

Жыл бұрын

I really can't stand people who blame him for going home. What else was he supposed to do in that moment? Are you seriously arguing that you'd have the presence of mind to do literally anything else consciously?

@samuelmartin7259

10 ай бұрын

And the characters in the scene are about 16 and 13 witch makes it sadder

@ThePaganSun

5 ай бұрын

​@5PctJuice I understand them being mad. Yes, he was in shock but he just left her for his mom to find. She still would've grieved for sure but seeing THAT no doubt made it far, far worse.

@ThePaganSun

5 ай бұрын

​@@samuelmartin7259But yes, he was pretty young

@Milk-ck1wv

Ай бұрын

His parents are too blame. Who forces a neurodivergent child to join their teen sibling against both of their wills

It never occurred to me that Peter must've been high as fuck. Time slows down like crazy when you're high. Him sitting there already lasted long for the viewer, but for him it must've felt like ages.

if you watch Midsommar and hereditary, the mom and Dani both have the same similar reaction. Hunched over, screaming/crying, moving back and forth. Ari Aster really does an amazing job directing his films.

Dude I just watched this movie last night. I honestly can not remember the last time a movie scene shook me to my core as hard as this one. I had my hand over my mouth to stop the screaming… I have never done that before…

All the people like “I can’t believe he did that,” like, what do you expect him to do? At that point there are literally no good options. At all. Nothing can make it better. Most of us have absolutely no idea what they’d do in this sort of situation, but I suspect a lot of us would do something very similar.

@ThePaganSun

5 ай бұрын

Not ...just leave her still in the car for his mom to find?? She still would've grieved for sure but seeing THAT no doubt made it far, far worse

@fedoratheexplorer6422

2 ай бұрын

@@ThePaganSunI can’t say I’d be functioning any better than this guy did.

@tommy_noble

14 күн бұрын

Yes dude, this is how most people would act

I've stood outside of my aunt apartment when my aunt had to go inside to tell her baby sister that her son just died. Toni Collette's acting in this scene is 100% spot on how a mother would respond to a child's death; regardless of age. She took me back to that moment in time when the entire family outside stood just like the son did. We couldnt move. Just stood there and cried bro...

Nobody understanding that he's acting traumatised. Like you'd be doing the right thing after something like that.

@brianharper1611

9 ай бұрын

Same. The reactions were annoying me. Your mind wouldn't be thinking straight even if you were completely sober after something like that.

Charlie's actress wanted to keep the severed head prop lol, i dont think she was able to

head and shoulders the greatest reaction ever lol

@YoureMrLebowski

Жыл бұрын

that's funny 😆

@mongomongo7664

Жыл бұрын

@@YoureMrLebowski it just popped in my head lol

@YoureMrLebowski

Жыл бұрын

@@mongomongo7664 popped. head. you're on a roll. 😆

@mongomongo7664

Жыл бұрын

@@YoureMrLebowski ive got no more but keep up with the great videos also i have a suggestion for a video 40 year old virgin waxing scene lol 👊

@breezy3392

Жыл бұрын

You just had to go there

whoever played that brother, all i can say is holy shit the acting, absolutely phenomenal, i haven’t experienced it yet by i reckon thats how i would feel on the sudden death of a loved one, its so eerily realistic.

I find it so freaking hilarious how everyone in this video has experience in decapitation and know exactly what they would do. That is beyond traumatizing to handle in any correct way. But yet everyone in this video is highly skilled in handling decapitation. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Divine_R

Жыл бұрын

I believe our egos are excellent at instilling confidence in ourselves. It's only natural, how else do we carry ourselves out there in the unknown world where danger lurks everywhere. No one wants to look in the mirror and see an incompetent and fearful person when shit hits the fan. Admitting that is a tough pill to swallow. Even writing this feels weird, who am I kidding?

@christopherking4932

Жыл бұрын

@@Divine_R I understand what your saying but reality and guilt can be a Mike Tyson knockout. Just saying.

@Divine_R

Жыл бұрын

@@christopherking4932 To be fair, several of the folks in the video acknowledge that he’s in shock and denial and his brain is clearly mashed potatoes trying to process the event. And forget mike tyson knockout, try slamming-face-first-into-a-pole-at-70-mph knockout

@christopherking4932

Жыл бұрын

@@Divine_R I agree some are saying that but some are also acting like they know exactly what they would do in that type of situation, I'd say unless your a serial killer or someone who is just without emotions, you can't begin to imagine the level of guilt and shame he's feeling at that moment. It's just unimaginable.

@KyleCollins-ny4em

9 ай бұрын

I have experience in Cattle Decapitation.

Incredibly clever film making. Take the character who everyone assumed would be a key player, kill her off early in an appalling manner, and show the end product just when the audience isn't expecting it. I class myself as being highly desensitised to horror these days, but that head shot made me yell when I first saw it. Genuine horror.

_Hereditary_ is the best anti-marijuana PSA ever made. Weed won't kill you but it will help you drive your decapitated sister home and not communicate with anyone.

@velvet_thunder1835

Жыл бұрын

Lol i think the shock had a lot more to do with it than the weed

@sexysadie2901

9 ай бұрын

Why about taking an epipen with you? That's on the mother.

"...you'll be playing the opening lead in two parts...so to speak.."

Could there be a mashup of the part when there was a sudden click when she was riding the car? It's one of the most effective audio jumpscares ever and every single reactor jumped from it.

Annie: "I just wanna die!" Paimon: "Be there in a second."

I remember reacting to this moment in theaters, my hand stayed glued to my mouth for a *GOOD* five minutes. 😱

I remember seeing this in theaters and having the nastiest chill go down my spine when she collided with the street sign

Yeah he totally disassociated there. I mean legally he probably would be charged murder moving the body. Touching the body is the LAST thing you want to do. The police will charge you with murder. However I would definitely have called police afterwards.

This movie was the first time I swore in front of my mother. I yelled, "Holy fuck!" when it happened. Movies,don't usually get reactions other than laughter out of me, but this one did for sure.

He’s both high AND in shock. Even if he were just ONE of those things, he STILL wouldn’t be functioning properly after that.

Damn, I was hoping you were going to put us in this one. I guess we were too slow with our reaction video!

@jaydisqus3353

Жыл бұрын

With all due respect... Looking at your channel, you guys aren't watching anything interesting.

@catch-uppackets2664

Жыл бұрын

@@jaydisqus3353 I'm only in these comments because this creator is one of our small channel's patrons. Why did you feel the need to send us an email that says you don't like our content? Who the hell asked you?

@Joey7Z7Horror

Жыл бұрын

+catch-uppackets2664 first of all, W response. I respect that 👍🏽 Secondly, just to be objective, I can kinda understand what he means. As of right now, you guys are mainly if not nearly all the time reacting to TV episodes and while it’s good and fun to do that, it seems to be a little less about the movies in the past few months. From personal knowledge and experience alone, more people are likely to be up-to-date about movies than tv shows collectively together. Anyways with that out of the way, I hope you enjoyed the movie :)

I think Hereditary is one of the greatest horror movies in some of the past decade for even this scene alone

I can never understand how some reactors cant pick up on the fact that he's in shock and then get pissed at him for driving home like?!

There's has still yet to be a movie to come out with the level of trauma etc this has

Hey, cleared her throat right up, didn’t it?

@sexysadie2901

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

Honestly I wouldn’t have called anyone either bc of the shock and trauma..and also he didn’t know what to do bc I don’t wanna get arrested will they say he murdered her?, like I’d be scared shitless

Epic Reaction Compilation, bro!

you should do the dinner scene man and other worthy scenes.. itll be fun to watch. 😂

So many people have no idea what shock does to you 🙄🤦‍♂

The woman in the orange hat acting like she has all the experience in the world of being high and having something that traumatic happen and judging everything the brother did is laughable. As if she would be the most calm and calculated person of all time in a situation like that.

Me and mom were watching hereditary we were crying at the park

Toni Collette is awesome 👍✌

i really can’t stand people who blame him for the way he acted after the accident, it’s so easy to judge when it’s not happening to you. these people have no idea what shock does to someone 💀

@ThePaganSun

5 ай бұрын

But still, for him to just leave her still in the car for his MOM to find?? She still would've grieved for sure but seeing THAT no doubt made it far, far worse

Yeah This movie was a trip man Goddam

Wow

Midsommar reactions would be great too

I’m not even mad that he’s shockJed/tramatized…

I don't know what calling someone would do lmao

When have you ever felt REAL GUILT?????

Wtf. i wanna see the rest!!!

Y'all looking at me the blond

do they not know what shock is?

5:26

All I can say is My God!! I really didn't have much interest in watching this movie, despite all the hype. After seeing this post and the Reactor's responses, I'm going to check this out immediately!!

I do not care what anyone says. I love the classics as well but this movie is WAYYY more traumatizing than the Exorcist

Everyone told me this was a scary movie - I am curious when the scary part happens? Is there a directors cut or something?

@YoureMrLebowski

Жыл бұрын

i would describe it as unsettling and a very slow burn. halfway through the movie, one reactor said "this is boring as sh*t." i busted out laughing. 😆

@gsaouzs

Жыл бұрын

A month later and I'm here to give you my 2cents. It's not a scary movie, it's more of a suffocating and uncomfortable movie. The part where it deals with the supernatural is cliché af. If you've seen one, you've seen them all. But the atmosphere is always suffocating and Toni Collette's performance is so perfect and she expresses grief so well that if you took away the supernatural side and left everything as a grief-related psychosis it would have the exact same suffocating and uncomfortable atmosphere. They sold it as a horror, but it's actually a thriller.

@garyonbroadway1919

Жыл бұрын

A child, suffocating from an allergic reaction, is choking to death. She sticks her head out of a fast moving and it is slammed ans ripped up by a telephone pole, annnd you asked where the ho=or part is. I dont want to know you, because I've met emotionally damaged lumps of dead paste with no emotional response system, and every one of them makes my "Most Creepy Bucket Of Emotionally Dead Clay" ?~~ people I would never acknowledge. Get some help, please.

In reality, most people would have contacted 911 and just lied about it being a freak accident ( in this case it actually was). Even if you were in complete shock and drove home with the decapitated body of your sister in your backseat, you'd better have a goddamn good lawyer because you're definitely the first person to be questioned, which also didn't even happen to Peter in this movie .

I mean at that part

Most of these reactors are dumb lol. Have they never experienced anything traumatizing, stuck in a bubble? He was in shock. Take your shock from something traumatizing and x it by about 100. Literally saw her headless. Shock fucks you up.

That black girl reactor with the cap is the ones you see in tiktok that readily cancels somebody without fully understanding the full context

This movie was so poorly written.