How to Beat "Sinister" (+ Story Explained)
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In "Sinister" we follow a true-crime writer who investigates the killing of a family and the disappearance of their youngest daughter. In order to write the book effectively, he moves into the house where the murders happened. But things get increasingly weird when he finds a box of snuff films that contain the answers he’s been looking for. In this video we'll review what happens in the story and how to beat Bughuul.
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Sinister is not the scariest movie, it's not the most gorey, it's not the craziest. But, for some reason, I find it so unsettling. I think this is a movie I will never forget and every time I watch it I go away with a feeling of uncertainty.
Same idk why
i feel like a big part of it is the acting. the characters all feel real, which makes it hard for me to watch their slow demise. in addition, the movies were shot with practical effects
Sinister is a good case of less is more. I liked how they played up the mystery angle in this movie. Throughout most of the first two acts we don't know if it is a supernatural horror or natural horror building up the horror more.
Its the balance between gore, scary and unsettling that makes it so good. And also how the horror movie is also a mystery movie, but it doesn't reveal a lot of the mystery so the viewer can't just find out how to survive for 100% certainty (i.e. going to stay at a hotel might count as moving from the demons perspective, etc.)
A lot of the kills are really matter of fact and not overly flashy. Like the throat slit kill terrified me a lot even when I watched it on Found Flix's video when he didn't play the audio for that scene. I have seen many throat slit kills in other movies but this one scared me the most.
Having those innocent little titles for each of the snuff films is one of the best horror movie gimmicks i’ve seen.
Especially the hanging out 1 where they literally hang
Such a good movie though
family bbq is SICK. this is one of the best horror movies of the 2000s
"Hanging out" lmao
@@jinnans_gd LMAO that's tough.
So not having a kid helps me survive this. That was easy.
How tf are u everywhere
@@carlosantoniogonzalezperez1599 it means you are everywhere too
Heheheee
this guy is the new justin y
Kids are always a hindrance in horror and dystopian/apocalyptic movies.
Oh so my family is dead
This is why I love Sinister. Ellison is a genuinely smart person, but it’s his ego and his stubbornness that ends up putting himself and his family at risk. He’s not a bad guy, but his selfishness gets the better of him. By the time he’s realised his mistakes it’s already too late.
Also, the police wouldn't have done much to help the situation. They would've been very involved with analyzing the tapes etc, but they wouldn't give a fuck about the paranormal nature of some of the things that happen. Most likely, the outcome would've been similar bc Ellison would've most certainly continued with his side investigation, keeping (as the professor explained) the portal between Mr Boogie's reality and real life wide open. It would've been a bit risqué for Boogie to kill the family once the police are already under suspicion of what they consider a serial killer, but who knows.
Edit: also, the age of the suspect would have to be somewhere around... 60 yo minimum. The movie happens in 2012, and the first tape we know of happens in 1966 (I think) which means the suspect has sporadically been active for at least 46y. Assuming he was young when he started, let's say he was 20, he would need to be like 66 or something... And I'm not expert but it's difficult to expect such level of detail in a killer's modus operandi in his first try. The first tape implied there was already a good amount of experience behind. The time doesn't make sense for a single human to have done it.
Exactly
He spent more time watching videos than actually writing anything lol
I was like dude tell your wife and start making coloring books instead because Ellis you're attracting evil stuff in the house fool lol 😂
This movie isn’t even necessarily scary, it’s not particularly realistic either, but for some reason I get an overwhelming sense of dread when I watch it
sound effects probably lol
its the music
Most ghost movie plots revolve around stopping the bad entity. Here we see the protagonist trying to physically flee and rid the memories of the past to no avail. There’s just something about not being able to get away or defeat the bad entity makes it and the scenes around it that much more eerie. EDIT: Not to mention the fact that the entity resembles a human. Like my grandma said, it’s not the ghost you have to watch out for.
@@blahblahblah9267 the music really creeps me out the only one I ain’t scared of is the Christmas it’s addicting
No movie is really scary if you think about it
Sinister was scary, but in the sense that it gives you an extremely unsettling feeling. All other horror movies give off the same vibe every time, but this one made me almost feel kinda sick. It was definitely one of the best, considering I don’t usually feel emotion when watching a lot of horror.
I agree to this i almost fainted tbh😂💀
We've moved from horrors about strange things in the darkness people were scared of ages ago to the danger we know. Science went too far for us to fear werewolves and stuff. But if horror is about ones among us who are the danger, especially ones we find less sus...
I think the idea of a family member killing their entire family is horrific and I still think that eerie soundtrack absolutely made it scary
Only emotion I felt during this movie is bored
this is a great example of a horror movie character sealing their fate by making stupid decisions. I'm not saying Elison is stupid, but if he wasn't so stubborn wanting to keep all of the evidence to himself then he could've potentially saved himself and his family. pff
actually I wonder how the other families were murdered. It's not like every one of them had dumb drama-obsessed dad who just wouldn't get any help, especially considering, that every one of those families moved to a previous murder scene
also the police would have to be comically incompetent not to see the pattern of every family getting murdered immediatley after moving out of the house, where previous murder took place
@@kozobrody1240 if you watch sinister 2 you find out usually the youngest child would end up drugging their family and help kill them
@@kozobrody1240 Police are usually macho when it comes to murder cases, they don’t take into consideration other states and counties that would benefit them in trying to solve the murder (such as the pattern of the family moving out of the house where the previous residents were killed) and thus it becomes a territorial obstacle where they refuse to exchange information with the other police department and so on.
@@kozobrody1240 I have this feeling that the reason why all the families moved out was due to possible disturbances from Bughuul and the ghost children haunting the family and driving them out of the house because they get easily scared. That’s what happens to Ellison, Bughuul terrorizes him and sends him into a downward spiral so his initial thought is to move and that placed him into position for Bughuul’s plan to work.
SPOILERS FOR SINISTER 2
In Sinister 2, Courtney (who had no knowledge of what was going on with Bughuul or her kids) and her two twin sons are forced out of the house by their abusive patriarch, but you can see in that film that the children are terrorized too because Dylan was the target of manipulation by the ghost children in order to corrupt him to join their ranks, when he chose to stray away from that path then the ghost kids turned the tables on him and mentioned how the tapes weren’t meant for him but instead his brother. That set up for Dylan and his family to die, but Deputy So and So saved them and that allowed Bughuul to come after So and So due to the breaking of his cycle of snuff films at the end of the movie (it ended on a cliffhanger).
The simple fact that he found a weird box with film material of murders in the house randomly standing in the attic would make him a millionaire
And famous. All he needed was to call police and tell: "Guys? It's like you know, I've just moved in and in my attic I've found box with old tapes. I was curious so I've watched one and it seems like it's shoot from murder scene of case you haven't solved for years. Care to come and investigate it? Yeah, you do? Great I'm at my house all the time as I work at home office"
Newspapers: "New leads in multiple cold cases" "True crime writer helps police after finding murder tapes at his new house"
People: buying old books
Guy: writing new book from cases he helped police with.
@@Petaurista13 true no matter what he does he always would win. Even if he wanted to be an asshole he could‘ve leaked the information about the tapes to the media he could‘ve said: "It‘s a damn disgrace that the police are so incompetent to work on these cases for years but overlook a box full of tapes! What are we paying taxes for?" And then could‘ve gone on to blame the police for the murders and gain a large audience over conspiracy theories. There are a million things he could have done but he chose to do the ONE thing that was obviously the wrong call
@@Momseducer_69 his real problem was to big ego. He didn't want to share fame and he was quite selfish. Look at: fact that he lied to his wife and refused to move back to their house multiple times despite wife was freaking out and children was effected badly by new place. I know that moving out caused murder, but they couldn't know this. From their pov it was just staying in creepy house where everybody felt bad because guy wanted to write book and he felt this place is better for that or going back to nice place.
If he shared info about tapes main glory would go to the police and he would be guy who helped.
@@Petaurista13 yeah that is very true his own ego led to their demise. However I do think if he would‘ve done the asshole stuff I suggested earlier with blaming the police and stuff that would have fed his ego but we don‘t know for sure and he was like „if I just write my book I‘ll be fame“. I like the portrayal of his own greed for more and more fame makes him listen to nothing and nobody and ultimately gets him killed
@@Petaurista13 It's not just the ego. He was kind of stupid. He finds a box of tapes of different families getting murdered and he doesn't stop to wonder who left him that box? No matter who did, it's not good. Why would someone give him so much material for his book for no reason? And if it's the killer then all the more reason to move.
1:46 i thought you were going to say "that scorpion made one final mistake" and just explain what that scorpion should have done to survive
I read that scorpion 🦂 is one form of baguul
I like it when a paranormal horror movie actually has a way out. Screw the sequel for ruining it
It made money. Any movie that makes money is bound to have a sequel.
@@ARG0T So, does that mean the sequel had to remove the way you could beat the "enemy"?
Could have made a sequel without changing the rules of how the monster works
@@bobthebox2993 Wasn't saying anything about the filmmaking. To most execs, it doesn't matter how flushed out the world was or how well the first film wrapped up - only that a sequel will cash off of its predecessor's success. There are exceptions though
@Infernal Right, but he wasn't annoyed about the fact there was a sequel so your point is sort of redundant when made as a reply to OP. He was annoyed about the fact the sequel made it so you couldn't avoid the outcome.
@@MrSpartanspud I'm surprised I never replied that to him, thanks for covering for me.
Why does the ghost dude look like slipknot's guitarist, Mick Thomson lmao
hahhaa ikr? Mick had the mask first tho lmao
I HAVE ALWAYS THOUGHT ABOUT THIS LMAO
@@vzxlid hahaha i always thought i was alone when i thought this. glad to see i’m not lmao
oh my god i never thought of that and now i can't unsee it lol
That’s his part time job
The lawnmower moment is one of the biggest jumpscares I’ve ever experienced
The music in the background when he watches the snuff films make it 1000 times more unsettling
I wonder what would happen if someone moved into the house but didn't have any kids or if the kids lived with other people. Would the demon go after the kids anyway?
Good question
I think its only families. Otherwise the houses would be known as cursed from everyone dying. It only being families with kids makes the stats a little lower and less noticeable I think
what if the new owners destroy the house and make a parking lot or something
@@rafamilk1 I think Sinister 2 answered that with the curse moving to a random house, but I don't like this explanation so I'm not sure if it's true
@@nicolaidepue3970 not really. In Sinister 2 house was on same ground as desecrated church murder took place in.
So basically, the best way to survive is to realize that you're in a horror movie.
Well, you actually realize that Bagul is Mick Thomson of Slipknot.
the scariest film for me is the lawnmower one. I knew it was going to happen, by then you knew what the films were all about, but for some reason that made me the most spooked. Great job on the video!
literally just watched this movie and came to say this...i even rewatched the lawnmower scene a couple times and it still messed me up
Everyone is saying the pool party was scary but bruh. Lawnmowing your face??? Nothing can beat that-
Same.
BBQ is the creepiest one because of that damn music and seeing the family squirming around trying to get out. if you want the full song used in BBQ scene its “silence teaches you how to sing”
@@GroovydawgJ dude i have nightmares of that song i fucking hate it. it's the creepiest shit
that lawnmower scene traumatized me 😭
Frl 😭
People without kids move into the house
Boghuul: "This was so much easier before protection was invented..."
10 years later: "Just f*ck already! I’m starving!"
when they finally having xxx
boghuul: omg yassss!
then husband be like: i actually had a vasectomy :3
boghull: *becomes an alcoholic
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Vasectomy......
@@edwardnygma5549 say it again and the vasectomy Beetlejuice outta appear
These how to beat videos are getting out of hand. And I love it 😂
Couldn't agree more😂😂
Very poor choice of words
Who doesn’t if I was in a horror movie this guy would be my help
Step one, don't have kids
@@sirskratch8097 that’s true even in scary movies
Well I ain't no snitch but my younger brother is evil and Boghuul has definitely eaten his soul
Prepare you funeral then I guess-
Umm...
Im nosy and stupid but..
See the ghost children?
Yee- are they victims who turned evil after being possessed or are they dead and now trying to warn the others?
@@cloudeskye6031 I tried chiropractic treatment on him and now he's asleep for a while, with his eyes open for some reason
@@berrym7776 they’re the children who survive from each of the families. they’re the ones who do the killing and then they’re taken by bughuul once they finish their movie.
You better beat his ass rn then
the eerie soundtrack of Sinister is one of the many reasons why it's in my top 5 best horror movies.
That man did everything but call the cops or try move out 😭
Right likee😭😭
He moved out and told the Deputy
Moving out is what actually killed them 😂
when a movie relies on stupidity of the characters to keep the story going...
Moving out kills the families, it starts the ritual.
I am not kidding I feel like this movie has triggered something with me I am so fucking scared of the guy like all the time I loved the movie but dam it had some impact on me XD
hajahaha i know what you mean, when i saw the trailer for the first time I kept seeing his face at my door XDD
@@fossa2355 yea but like for me personally I feel scared sometimes and I feel like I get spooked easier so whenever I hear something crack my heartbeat goes crazy it might be a completely difrent thing but just ever since I have watched this movie I feel uneasy
@@adammaxi Yeah I can defo understand that, Bagul is really scary man
I had the exact same reaction! Scary movies never did much on me but suddenly I have to sleep with a light on to not get sleep paralysis and stuff
@@erinh3476 yes this is exactly what I experienced I feel like I am developing schizophrenia or something like when it is late at night I just constantly feel like there is something behind me
The first time i saw this movie, the title "Lawn work" remained perpetuated in my mind for days. The simplicity of the tittle and the brutality of the murder had perfect sync.
What make this movie so addictive and scary are the "snuff film" type of videos, they feel so real.
Sinister 2 also had very good snuff films in it. Even when people says it wasnt that good, i loved it too.
Going off the first movie alone, ironically, Bughuul uses fear to kill his victims, by terrifying them into leaving the house and then making the child kill their family. He essentially punishes you for being afraid of him. However, if you take that fear a step further into full-on paranoia and take excessive measures to protect yourself, what is he gonna do? He operates through tiny children, what are they gonna do against an adult who seemingly jumps at anything?
On another note, this pattern makes it seem like he’s dependent on whatever home the family moves into. If a house is burned down or demolished, what’s he gonna do? If he can just move houses, why would he not just increase the frequency of his attacks to more than once every few years, he could kill way faster, yet he doesn’t. If a family is murdered, the house becomes vacant, then he has no child left to possess until one actually moves in. If that house is demolished or say gets burned down in a forest fire or something, Bughuul is fucked. And what if a family doesn’t even move in? What if the house is just bought and owned by childless families? what if a family where all the children are grown up moves in? Either Bughuul is severely limiting himself for no reason or he isn’t very unbeatable at all.
Of the house is destroyed the curse moves to a random home the second movie explains this
He takes children, u see how many kids he has at the end that must be exhausting for him , he don’t wana haunt and take more kids than he can handle
No but the second movie ruined that. Apparently the taken children can touch and move physical objects in the real world so even if your child is helpless by themselves, the other kids would help them. I'm sure two or three adults wouldn't be stronger than a dozen kids.
If they couldn't affect the physical environment then your method works. Just don't drink anything that your children give you, regardless of which child you think has been affected. And maybe sleeping pills so they don't get up and go to see the videos at night.
In the sequel, the main character was trying to break the curse chain by burning down the houses that had been inhabited by families that were murdered... except, it turned out one of them that he thought was empty already had a family in it. (It also looks like there are multiple chains of affected houses, and it might not just be videos.) It's not clear though if rebuilding on the same site might be a problem.
Based on how much effort Bughuul makes to force families to move, I'd wager that even if a couple who can't have children and have no plans to adopt etc moved in, he'd find a way to foist some kids on them. Like, some homeless kids would turn up on the doorstep, or a relative's kids would need to stay with them or something. (After all, there's no reason to think that those kids have to be the couple's biological children, or even related to them at all. So far it looks like there needs to be at least two kids, but that might not even be a hard rule.) I don't think something like 'parents move, kids stay put' or etc would work either, because I would think in that situation Bughuul would just start scaring whoever's been left behind into leaving.
Man even identified the habitat and type of scorpion, PROPS TO YOU!
Great explanations, loved it!
Quite a gripping and dark film!
In my personal opinion, Sinister stopped being scary when they revealed all the supernatural things. I didn’t know anything about the movie before watching it and to be honest, I was creeped out when I believed it was set in reality. Being “normal” snuff films
Personally the pool party one was the creepiest
It stopped being scary in 2nd movie where ghost kids stopped being danger lurking in the shadow and started casually hanging out with kid.
I get that, but if it was a normal snuff film, it's easily beatable, the answer being some investigation followed by a 9mm handgun. Hard to beat a god of death unless you're Sam and Dean Winchester
Yeah, for me supernatural isnt scary at all because i know it doesnt exist irl, but the brutality and raw evil some people can perform... it sticks with you
@@dennisquiah7 yes but also the garage car 🔥 was horrible
I love channels like this. Deep dives and explanations make me want to back and watch again!
i agree! but some funny or best bits can be left out, and so is the audio
This movie scared me to death as a kid. Couldn't walk around alone at night for years.
The feelsss
The last minute of movie is so scary asf most especially when Bughul showed out of nowhere.I didnt sleep for almost 2days because of that
If Elison would have not been stupid and called the police earlier, We may not have got such intense movie. Anyone in real Life would Call the police in such situation but its a movie and to make a movie interesting and terrifying, anything can happen.
true but also this is a "how to beat" video so ofc hitstart would go for the more logical/rational courses of action
I don’t really get the point of saying this. If he didn’t watch the tapes, no movie.
I think the reason for the whole ritual of the kids killing their family is not so Baghoul can kill them, but so he can take them into his world. The tapes probably brought him into this world enough to kill the child in revenge if the ritual is interrupted but he can't actually take them with him as a snack for later. The professor mentions that he lives inside visual mediums and since we know from the sequel that the chosen child watches all the previous home movies those viewings are perhaps what is needed to bring him into our world. After all, Baghoul is seen in all the movies and we see him move on Ethan Hawkes screen indicating that he is indeed living in those images.
sinister is one of the films that truly scared me. Not because of the jumpscares but the way the boogeyman cant be beaten
and the music is disturbing 😭😂 also the way those kids look while being possessed helll no. i would be trippin if this happened to me. but luckily i dont have kids
It can if the small child fails
The number 1 dumbest decision is not moving after he finds bughuul in literally in every single one of the tapes that’s basically proof that the killer or culprit is not human
They gget killed once they move
This movie was good cuz. Its the most realistic movie to wat "normal" people would of done.
@Jay WBell well I meant like not to act stupid and stuff like when he grabbed the bat when he went outside. Him not call the police is jsut him being stubborn.
Bruh the seller of that house would be down bad. Families got murdered after they moved out of the house consistently??? Yeah no one is buying that house
Nah lol normal people would have gotten out this situation almost immediately. This dude is far from normal
@@mosstwig3591 you can’t get out of it though. That’s how you die. If you move out of the house, it completes the ritual
@@alexallen126 While that is true it is possible that it only works that way if you viewed one of the films. At best the only powers the box of films has before someone views them is to respawn, hide, and teleport to the last house the creature succeeded in.
The murder tapes are creepy and look like something you’d really see on the dark web..
This movie was so scary when I first seen the trailer, and the face was in the pool.
The snuff films elevated this movie, I remember it for them and admittedly I liked the twist that moving house was the final step before the baddy got em
this was the first movie to genuinely traumatize me. scares me everytime i watch it
Honestly, just watching this video scares me because of the memories I have watching this movie. It scares the heck out of me
I was the same way when I first watched it , and I actually just rewatched it recently and the more times I see it the funnier it actually gets to me . I mean he’s an ancient deity that’s thousands of years old but he’s running around in a suit 😂 I promise it’s like a face your fear type thing and it’s not near as scary
The demon didn't kill the children after completing the ritual, he brought them into his realm as a sort of reward. I believe making children murder people may feed him, and the youngest child brings him the most sustenance.
It can be any child. The Sleepy Time killer was the oldest child in the Miller family (the ones killed in that movie).
I seen this movie so many times .. I’m just now noticing the tree was cut with a saw😂😂
The music during those films is extremely unsettling
Yeah the music choice is really good for the tone in the fire it showed a creepy voice that kept repeating and yelling in the music along with fire and pictures of baghuul in the walls another one was the pool party where he literally in the water staring at his victims before they die then there’s the crocodile one that literally had alligators biting the family’s head off and that shouting at the end
“Normally drowned victims can be brought back “
Not with a crazy demon In charge.
I always love these videos of how to beat a movie
Had he just called the cops or took the damn tapes to the police department they probably would not have died.
It was shown in the movie that you cant get rid of the tapes
Forest scorpions and Emperor scorpions are among the most commonly kept pet scorpion, so that scorpion was probably a good little boy or girl being very spooky and good at acting, and deserves a treat.
the films are recorded by the missing kid, not by a stalker, at least in Sinister 2 we discover that
Me when I think my phone buzzes but when I check it nothing is there;
“Somethings wrong I can feel it”
I know how to beat it just get someone that doesn't have a child and the thing would starve
Sinister, if you just read about it, seems like you ordinary horror-evening-with-friends-movie. But the one thing that makes the movie so unsettling, so brutal (and to this day one of the best horror flicks I have seen, and I have seen a lot)...is the music. Combined with the low-res imagery of the snuff movies, the overall tone of kids beeing involved...its astonishing. The soundtrack is so brutal without kicking your head in with guitars or chuggs. It is the perfect embodiment of combinging music with visuals to create something unique.
i really appreciate how you don't show jumpscares. i think horror movies can definitely be good without dumb jumpscares
The opening scene is so epic and instantly gave me Goosebumps
Thanks for solving my Bughuul problem.
The only way to survive after moving into a new home would be to not accept any drink or food from your youngest child and keep them locked up at night while you sleep. Also, make sure that they never have access to anything you're going to ingest.
I wish they had a person like the old lady in insidious or Lorraine and ed
Rule #1 DON'T GO TO THE HOUSE WHERE PEOPLE WERE MYSTERIOUSLY MURDERED!
Rule #2 DON'T WATCH ANY SUSPICIOUS SUPER 8 OR VHS TAPES!
How to beat Sinister:
Call Sam and Dean Winchester.
This is actually one of my favorite horror movies I’ve ever seen.
You’re my favorite 😳
@@jorgesierra2790 ayo say no homo
Him: How to beat Sinister?
Me: Easy, never have children 🤣
i really remember this movie because it was the first horror movie I've watched and it still scares the shit out of me
Loving the content mate. Sinister is probably my favourite horror movie ever.
Mine too!
Funniest moment in the movie is when
The wife asks elison if they moved to this location because a murder took place a few houses down so he can write a new book
Elison says no and assures her they didn't.
I'm like well he didn't lie to her lol
For me the funniest scene is when his wife said that they literally move in to the place (house) where the crime scene happened and he said "Its Not" it happened at the backyard 😅 I found it funny cause they are both right at some point I don't know how to react to that
This movie will go down as one of the all time great horror movies
Sucks they had to ruin it with the sequel
You get a few scorpions in the south strangely enough. I've seen a handful down there. But that far up north kinda sus
you can get scorpion in delivery if somebody don't notice scorpion sneaking in.
I'll never look at lawnmowers the same way again...
This and insidious are my fav horror movies, weird plots, great jumpscares, realistic acting
Do how to survive The Texas Chainsaw Massacre next!!
just don’t run out of gas... Done
ah , a classic
Then do how to survive a lurge next ^^
Purge*
@@upheldorlando7903 😂😂😂 so unbelievably true
I feel like even if he contacted the police, if the box of videos that show the family killings can just out of nowhere transport to his new house after literally being burned to shreds, what would stop it from disappearing into thin air when the police show up to his house to view the tapes? I feel like the box of tapes would mysteriously disappear if he tried to contact the police and they would think he’s crazy and he’d end up going psycho 🤷🏾♂️
Funny thing, there have been quite a lot of times where warning signs were there for Ellison, but he ignores every single one. Even the brief appearances of Bughuul in Family Hanging Out and BBQ (before he sees Bughuul in Pool Party).
"Scorpions don't often appear in Pennsylvania's residential homes"
Me, a homeowner in Pennsylvania who often sees scorpions: 👀
Call a priest and pray
you still alive?
You should do the Final Destination films
Yeah that would be really entertaining for sure !
Cinema Summary already did 2 of the Final Destination movies
Moral of the story: Dont have kids
moral of the story : first watch the video
@@Babo-lm3is moral of the story: I already watched it lol
Moral of the story: Get help and don't be prideful
@@eshai27 moral of the story: getting earthly help doesnt do shit against an ancient supernatural being
@@GroovydawgJ moral of the story: call the doomslayer
was hiding in the comments for so long and right at the moment i scroll up to the actual video again there's a jumpscare
Simple way to survive the ghoul: USE PROTECTION. Damn, Durex missed a major marketing opportunity with this movie.
The thing that bothered me the most about this movie is that damn cardigan ethan hawk never takes off
The only scary movie that manages to hunt me for years HAHAHA Good ol days when I need to watch funny videos every night so I can forget this shit and sleep
Hahahahahha omgg i did the same thing!!
this movie and The Strangers fucked me up 😂😭
@@GroovydawgJ broooo fax that movie horrifies me to this day
The movie is so unsettling and disturbing in different ways the music, tone, choices, tapes, all these things messed me up for a whole year couldnt go and take a piss every night I woke up because I was scared baghuul would be there
The strange being and cameraman don't seem to be eager to help anyone LOL. Had me dying.
I think this movie would have been so much better and more unsettling if they took out the “mr boogie” and replaced it with an actual killer or a ritualistic cult.
Why even were those tapes in the attic. Does it have some meaning to the sequel, like if you dont watch it, then it doesn't happen or something.
This is one of the creepiest horror films I've watched. It's not scary or gory, it's just creepy and unsettling. Still gets my heart going to this day
For me it was the sound while the Super 8 Movies were playing.. so fucking eerie.
Everytime I watch sinister my eyes get 2x more watery and I feel an tall entity standing behind me waiting for me to get up and walk from the the corridor to the kitchen without watching my back.
I love that you summarize the movie so that those who haven't seen it can understand what's happening
I think the best way is that he saves up 5000 dollars for containment costs and calls the ghostbusters in the neighboring state of NY. Then once the ghostbusters get there they slime the youngest possessed child with positively charged ectpplasm and they proceed to capture begul or booghul. Then once booghul has a new home in the containment unit everyone lives. 😊
I don't mean to sound dumb when I say this, but watching this video made me realize the deputy in the first movie is the same as the one in the second movie.
01:49 'one might say a little sinister' lol. Pun of the century
I want to see more “timeline explained” videos. Maybe Insidious, Sinister or Conjuring universe. Love your videos dude
"Against all the evil that Hell can conjure, all the wickedness that mankind can produce, we will send unto them... only you.
Rip and tear, until it is done."
indian parents when we are in this situation: its because of that damn phone
I think the feeling of dread is caused by the soundtrack i bet it’s why I get uneasy watching this movie
When the movie first came out my mom said he looked like Michael Jackson........not to mention the fact that he takes kids......I was no longer scared of Bagul after that🤣
Reminds me of The Grudge movies where it's like there's a haunted house being bought repeatedly instead of being torn down. Because of this, the family that moves into the house suffers a horrific fate with the demon that lives within.
Also reminds me of Get Out in some ways. As you point out, there are multiple instances where as the audience you think Ellison's best move is to "Get out" before it's too late... But then too late happens and all hell breaks loose
no this is more like The Ring, cause its a haunted Videotape not a house. once you watch the tape baguul latches himself to your family
The film started on fire in the theater when I watched this...you can imagine how that went down
This is absolutely when of the best relatively recent horror films by far. The sound design/music is fantastic.
Me, eternally alone: you have no power here
Me and my friends were all in an Xbox party and we started the movie at the same time so it was like a watch along.
Obviously it did take away some of the fear from the film but it was still scary.
If you can watch this alone, 3am, in complete darkness, you are something special
He didn’t actually kill the kid in the second movie, that’s actually just how he “eats” them, he absorbs them until they are dust so it still makes sense why the kid was disintegrated
Scariest and most mysterious movie I ever saw that just freaks me out without the extra effects and stuff that most scary movies have
The autopsy of Jane doe is the scariest movie I’ve ever watched
honestly this will forever be my fav horror movie
Those snuff films were so unsettling.
Watching this for 'just in case' reasons haha