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This react was incredible. Your facial expressions in the final scene said all we needed to know about your feelings in those moments. While Polanski did a great job with the cinematography and visuals, I would attribute the most credit to the original author. Polanski did a mostly very rigid interpretation. The social commentary of the story (bodily autonomy, etc) came from Ira Levin, the author. Its also nice that you were able to contextualize this in the time period of 1968. It was much harder back then for a woman to not rely on her husband for financial support, as well as being believed. Dr Hill wasn't in on it- he just thought she was crazy. And called her husband. So much of that dread and terror is from seeing how she's been in this prison.

The god in the movie was actually made up so no groups would be offended. I enjoyed your reaction. I see you hadn’t created any new content in some time. Whatever the reason it’s ok to take a break. But like some others have mentioned I think if you have time you should definitely keep making more content. I look forward to following. When this movie first came out no one knew it would be such a hit. I was at the theater opening night and the theater was packed with tons of girls dressed as witches. I think it just struck the right chord at the right time and took number 1 at the box office. Which baffled critics but if you knew you knew lol

Yes a great film. Very well directed. Excellent performances ❤

Neve Campbell was also in this show called Party of Five before The Craft and Scream

Part of the things they say are actual spells and part o rituals. They change some things but this are wiccan words.

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I just discovered your reaction and then find out you haven't posted in a year? Come back bro!!

that song during the rape scene is Portishead Glorybox remix

Two Recommendations: The 1971 film "The Andromeda Strain" and the 1976 film "Carrie." I Guarantee you will enjoy them and get ideas for past fantastic classics.

Great reaction, you should get back to posting videos. This is one of my favorite childhood films. Fun fact: the directors weren't aware that Fairuza Balk (Nancy) was a practicing Wiccan when she was hired for the film and she ended up consulting behind the scenes and purchasing the shop you see in the movie (it was a real shop).

It takes more than one viewing to catch all the foreshadowing that occurs earlier in the story, which initially either doesn't make sense or which you don't even notice.

I love u reaction, Grettings from Argentina - Buenos Aires df. I see this movio in 2007 with 12 years old. And I LOVE IT. Im 28 now, and still my favoriteeeee movie

Fairuza Balk KILLED it in this movie. But you know who killed it even more? Her German VA! 😅 She REALLY gave it her all, you can totally hear it. And for double irony, it's actually the same VA who usually voices Bart Simpson.... 🤭 You should give the German dub a try.

I know it's a year late. But watch the movie the gate for reference to levitation ritual. As to it's origins it's an actual meditation ritual regarding mind over matter

I commented before but I’m really happy you were sensitive to the self harm stuff . I have been good for over a decade but seeing it still does something to me . Love the video btw

I wish you'd turn the vocals up and the added music down somewhat, though.

Neve Campbell was on the show, "Party of Five," and also in the movie, "Wild Things." Other stuff too.

Not sure anyone picked it up, in the book, in her dream she was on a boat with JFK. I think that might have been the guy with the glasses

Never underestimate the power of a Mother in shaping her young, She could emphasize Love and happiness even over the bad company.

When "Faith" started, I almost peed! 😂😂😂 Subscribing JUST for that!

Love the reviews keep it up

Hey where have you been you are missed :)

One of my Fav movies though a lot of ppl haven’t heard of it. It’s crazy good.

I was dragged to this movie by a friend not knowing anything about it and I ended up sitting in that theater mesmerized by Fairuza Balk. She was definitely the stand out character to my mind! Great film! 90's were awesome! Thanks for sharing and cheers!

It has an under taste. A chalky under taste.

Justice for Barb's pants!!

One of my FAVES 😁🥰

her favorite song matters because it has to have an effect on her subconscious. I doubt some random song would help her, it's not like music is just some magic solution in this situation

The Dakota in NYC is where this movie was filmed. The same place John Lennon was killed 12 years later. A lot of history happened there.

Separate art from the artist. Polanski's one of the greatest directors in history, from Repulsion to Rosemary's Baby to Chinatown to Bitter Moon to The Tenant to The Pianist to The Ghost Writer, any other director would sell HIS soul just to have 2 of those movies on their Filmography. And Hitchcock sure would. Polanski never wanted to make a horror movie since he didn't believe in the Devil. But he DID believe in claustrophobia, since he lost nearly his entire family to the Nazis in the Holocaust. Trapped, like in The Pianist. Then he lost his very pregnant wife to the butchery of the Manson Family. And who did the tabloids blame? Polanski, because apparently according to the tabloids he conducted black masses during the filming of RB. And he sold his soul so RB would be successful. They HATED the 'hippie' director who would dare to make a movie that they said glorified Satan. But Roman Polanski made a movie about paranoid claustrophobia. That's always been the true horror for him as a Holocaust Survivor. He wanted Rosemary's Baby to be un-super natural until the last scene. Until that scene you could argue that Rosemary WAS paranoid and hallucinating. He also operated the only camera on Farrow as she crossed that busy street, which he didn't block off for filming. And the actor who went blind was voiced by Tony Curtis, a good friend of Farrow's. That odd look on her face while on the phone with him was real. Farrow wasn't told who it was until after the scene. She kept wondering why that voice seemed so familiar, she later said. Polanski made a very disturbing movie free of cartoon horror. It paved the way for other talented directors (like Friedkin's Exorcist) to not turn their noses up at the genre, that you could take horror material and make a great film. Modern Horror that aspires to be more than gore and jump scares owes everything to Polanski's willingness to tackle Satanism with a straight face.

I kinda had the same introduction to the Halloween series as you … I was young like under 5 young an I remember being in the living room with my older aunt an cousin ( who are 9 and 7 years older then me ) an just seeing Danielle Harris bouncing around on the floor of that pickup like a pinball machine while Rachel tried getting Michael Myers off the roof , that was H5 and I must have gotten to the Sammie an Spitz part cus next memory I have is ( being in the barn an right after MM got Sammie an Spitz he turned around an started walking towards me and just as he got to me I woke up screaming don’t kill Me ) on the pull out bed in the sofa as my Grams was walking past 🤣🤦🏻‍♂️ as she started snapping on my Aunt an Cousin for letting me watch a scary movie that started a good few years of getting hooked on Halloween/ all horror movies and my Gram not letting me watch that 😂 but still to this day I’m a horror Fanatic

Great reaction :) Have you thought abouy reacting to the first episode of Motherland: Fort Salem? Wicked new take on witches, and the first 3min were crazy

This movie is truly iconic and one of my favorite movies 🫶🏼 it’s what got me into well the craft’🔮🖤😭

I love this movie. I used to watch it as a teenager with my dad. All the main actresses are great, mostly Fairuza Balk and the story might seem simple but it really gets into you. The ending is great too. I had such good memories that I ended up watching The Craft: The Legacy last year and, oh dear, it's so bad. It's just another teen movie with no argument and forced inclusion. It has nothing to do with this one.

Kate Bush still has many fans all over the world. Since Running Up That Hill has been on Stranger Things the song has become a hit again in many countries.

Honestly this is my favorite movie of all time after that Bram Stokers Dracula, little Nicky and white chicks. This one I hold near and dear to my heart because it's a huge part of my youth and I could relate to it as a neopagan plus the soundtrack and fashion are everything 😁

Kate Bush is a British singer that was huge in the 80s. She is not related to George Bush.

Listen. I know how it looks in the video, but I'm not even a little bit ashamed. Steve Harrington is absolutely perfect. Am I right? Ladies? Gentlemen? #ProtectSteve

Hey Im so happy for you this review has a lot of views 👏

You guys and your reactions are gold. 😂🧡

There are very few tv episodes that belong in the history books… Stranger Things 4x4 is right up there with the best ever-like Buffy’s “The Body” episode: 5x16. 👏

weird, I got subtitles during the phone call when they were speaking russian

Max and Lucas should get back together, imo

Kate Bush "running up that Hill" came out in 85, the year I met my husband. 37 years later, its number one again in the UK< and worth listening to still. I love that Freddy Kruger making people cringe with the sound of his nails scraping on the table, instead of his finger knives!!!!