Koreans React To 'The Horror Movies In U.S.'
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2020
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Americans: “These idiots aren’t just running away”
These sweethearts: “They’re so brave and rational!”
Hqhqhqhahha
Scottish Casual how the hell is that simping?
Damn, I wish i could get scared watching scary movies like this. Now and days its just like "Watch, something gonna be behind her"
@@chimon9591 a Ouija Board is literally just a toy. They're made by Hasbro.
I mean most of the movies they showed them weren’t scary but yeah it’s kind of funny seeing that reaction
“ How can a ghost open a door” The most realistic yet unanswered question I have ever heard
How can a ghost anything?
Mental telekinesis? If you saw the movie Ghost and he had to really focus energy to move things. I figure it's more with the mind.
Well, it was a demon, not a ghost. Ghosts are humans who once lived. Demons are not human.
how can a ghost?
Poltergeist
"I like when babies laugh, but not in horror movies" lmao
This part was 😂
Most relatable thing from a horror movie fan
ikr so wholesome
I love how they were so pissed at Pennywise. He gets me on a different type of anger because he preys on the sweet little kids.
"Why does she have a stop sign"
"Maybe she brought it when she was drunk"
"Back then when I was drunk I brought road cone to my home" LMFAO 😂😂😂
The dumbest thing I've done while drunk is buying a dress and wearing it..... I woke up the other day like *WTF did i do last night !?!?!*
A roommate in college literally dragged in through the front door one of those huge "Road Closed" fence-style signs they put down in the middle of the road when they're doing roadwork. He broke a window in the process.
@@tharusthedragon9480 Count yourself lucky.
Lol I thought I was the only one that heard him say this 😂
@@143szns well there are subtitles so if you can read then you're fine
Minji: "Her forehead is shinning"
Heeji: *looks at Minji's forehead, looks away*
Minji: "What are you looking at?"
XD
"You can't beat a lunatic", in my opinion it's the best sentence from this video xD
P.D: 14:53
Lmaooo that was the exact thing that I was thinking
at what minute?
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
I feel like American horrors are more about the visuals and jump scares than scary storylines, while Korean films have those more creepy and realistic backstories
Yes, asian horror is the best, not only Korean, the best horror I have watched is from several asian countries. They really know how to scare you for real, not just jump scares.
Well there’s horror movies like The Conjuring, The Exorcist, or the Amityville Horror based on real life events, and have insane backstories. Then you have movies that are based off of true haunted places that have terrifying history like The Shinning, The Conjuring, or the Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
Those movies are some of the best horror movies made.
@@tatianalp2847 One of my favorite is from a film called The Eye. That one got me good.
@@tatianalp2847 Another I recommend is the Japanese horror supernatural film called “Kairo”. Very scary scenes. One scene in that film in particular will make you feel creeped out, and want to look away, but also like you won’t be able to look away. It’s about 20-25 minutes into the film. Another favorite scary scene is from my personal favorite horror film, the original Japanese Dark Water.
@@jasmineslaughter6054 you named about 2 maybe three cult classics depending on who you ask. Far from the best ever made
Runs away from ghost.
“Well done”
“You’re doing well”
😂😂
"How can she do that in front of jesus" "DO SOMETHING SACRED" LOLOL
lmao. Do something sacred. That made me laugh when she said it.
“Grab the Bible or whatever”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think Asian Horrors are more scary on how the story is written and how emotional it is in some.
213AnimeFreak213 I wouldn’t know because I cannot understand them and having to read subtitles while watching horror takes away from the actual movie, so dang it.
Agreed
no lmao only good horror movie they had was the og version of the ring
No
I like reading subtitles while watching stuff. Hence this channel lol
"I don't like the supernatural horror movies, they're too realistic."
... Hold up
it just feels like it could happen tho
@@KevinTK-os2zv But why would anyone word it as if to say, "I'm okay with horror movies about regular, human killers, those aren't too intense. But the ones with ghosts and demons really get to me; those ones feel like they could really happen!" It's absurd.
@@kylefrank638 honestly, there’s been a lot of cases around the world with killers and stuff. You can also argue that with ghosts but there is no concrete evidence of their existence. The mystery to their name they uphold makes them scarier in these kinds of movies.
@@KevinTK-os2zv Well I see what you mean to say but I just don't agree. I myself am very intrigued by paranormal cases where there was only witness testimony for investigators to go off of, or some piece of evidence that couldn't be comprehended.. but I generally don't find them to be more frightening than crimes and encounters that have fully come to light, and show just how evil some very real humans can become. When horror movies take the subtlety away from those supernatural cases, and they resort to over-the-top imagery and nonsense, I think they really shoot themselves in the foot, in terms of effectiveness.
@@kylefrank638 The human is scared from what he can't understand, the unknown.
12:50 "by the way, who made the clowns?" MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY
i think they were made to look funny for kids or something lol but idk
I don’t understand your question
I think Asian ones are scarier because they're less gore, more psychological...
Ikr? A good one I recommend is "Cello"
@@amandafox8603 There's still a ton of american horror films that haven't descended into this gory jump scare garbage that's taken over the genre. I hope these guys are told that at some point.
I feel like it's the opposite.
Mike I feel like they’d have to watch the entire movie to react to psychological ones though. Since those movies are all about building up and it messing with your head lol
@@babyyneekyy This channel did a comparison of Korean thrillers vs american ones. The Korean clips were short like this but they still managed to deliver the build up and intensity effectively, far better then any of these so called horror film clips did.
if I had friends that reacted like this then I would never be afraid of watching scary movies because their reactions make it fun lol
Can confirm- having scaredy-cat friends make it so much more fun.
A friend invited me over for a sleepover once, and I tried telling her that I could not handle scary movies, but she still played two in a row once I got there. I kept her up the whole night, crying and hyperventilating out of panic. Some of us are just weak af 😔
@@saxumbonum I am the same way, my friends comfort me while laughing hysterically
Lmao ikr
I, as someone who has nun-phobia, watched the Conjuring 2 with a scaredy cat friend. Her reactions made my experience worse. xd
Girls: both contemplating on life and how scary and terrifying that was
Boys: WoOoOWWwWw
I think it's kinda funny how both pairs of girls were really close to one another but then the two guys had space in between them
Me watching this vid with the volume down and scrolling thru the comments cus I'm scared asf 😭💀
I have to keep pausing 😭😭
i had the screen midway all the time reading this comment over and over bhahaha
Same
i was just covering the video with my thumb cuz its so scary omfg
Me right now
1.) "The alarm clock is a symbol of horror, so you should change it to an electric one."
2.) "A while back, I was drunk and brought home a road cone."
3.) "It was a shark."
Jaeyeol is an unintentional comedy genius
10:33 “how dare you do that in front of Jesus statue” right,!! The audacity 😂
"alarm clock is a symbol of horror, so you better change it as electronic one". IM-
"Even SHE looks scary because she's pale" AHSBSNDSSDJSID I LOST IT
This is how I feel when I see my own reflection.
So did I
I thought that I was the only one who felt that way lol. Pale people are scary
@@ates423 Türk müsünn
Them: "Like Jumanji!?"
Me: nOt aT AlL
No, because Robin William’s spirit would protect them!
Hahahaha
No bro, it is like Jumanji, just scary and with poltergeist/demon
I wanna like but it's six six six and I dont wanna change it.
@@jaqyaryana753 correction was six six six is now six sixty nine
THIS IS SO DUMB OF ME BUT WHENEVER I SEE THE PENNYWISE SCENE WITH BILLY IT MAKES ME CRY BC HES WITNESSING WHAT HAPPENED TO HIS BROTHER FACE TO FACE 😭
No one asked but the way Austin and Jaeyeol harmonized and held out the minor second interval at 0:11 is SO SO satisfying
Me: being scared and looks away from screen
Also me: Looks back at screen to see what they're saying👁👄👁
lol
Just cover the box with your thumbs/hand it's what I do sometimes
@#NameLessMofo To you, I'm an easily scared person(ू˃̣̣̣̣̣̣︿˂̣̣̣̣̣̣ ू)
LMAO, same.
That's so me
Isnt it super interesting how we adore and find each other's horror culture so captivating and terrifying? These Koreans are scared by American films, and Americans are scared of Korean films! I think it's just hammers the point home that fear comes from the unknown, and since they have no clue how American horror functions it frightens them. As an American I can tell you the first time I watched the original Ju On I was scared shitless lol.
That might be true but its still sad that such still get producesed
Junji Ito.
But some movies are mainly freaking jumpscares and kills the movie or film....
As much as I like horror movies even tho I'm scared I just dislike overused jumpscares
I dont really get scared in horror movies be it Korean, American, Latin, japanese... they're more funny than scary
@@dreadcthulhu5 exactly
*"You can't beat a lunatic." - Heejin*
Never a truer word spoken. 😂
I think the thing with Western horror is that’s it’s usually far more visual than Korean horror which from what I’ve personally seen is more psychological. So I can understand how they can get so scared.
“When i was drunk, i brought a road cone home” ALRIGHT
What, you haven't done that?
Go to pretty much any college dorm, you'll see a road sign, or traffic cone, or something.
LMAOO
"Normally they don't kill the kids" what in the hell?! Seriously? Do kids not die in K-horror???
Yup. Usually in K-horror kids are the scary ones or they will always somehow miraculously survive the whole fricking ordeal. =]]
Example, Train to Busan
@@supportlakaikorea5740 though Many dont see it as a horror movie but it only in the Categorie of horror...
in other word you also say The walking dead is also a horror movie
Mostly this two belong to the Categorie : apocalypse
Under Horror if we need say more correct
That is part in the
Yea, they don't really die in any kind of form of horror, usually it's the children that are scary or as put into example from train to busan, they just survive for some unknown reason throughout the entire thing
@@supportlakaikorea5740 train to busan was the saddest movie id ever seen 😭
I LOVE that you guys put the English and Korean captions on the screen. And love the format too ❤️❤️❤️
7:28 MJ is so invested in watching she is so cute.
They should also react to Comedy horrors like “Scary Movie” or “A haunted House”
Omg yasssss
They may not get the humor of the Scary Movie franchise
Nia R. That’s True
Oh hell yeah!!
Or you know, good movies
Who else love their reactions
Me btw is this pt 2
bro i was more scared of their screams than the movies
@@thekpoploversnetwork3242 yez
Me
🥶
Awww adore que ellas estaban preocupadas por el personaje y deseaban que no se apagará la luz xd de igual forma yo estaba rezando por que no lo mate :'3
"You can't do that as a nun", " Grab the Bible or something" comments on "The NUN" was so hilarious af. i can't stand XDXDXD
Hahahaha,
"Do something sacred", "Grab the Bible or something"
This girls made me laugh so hard!
“Btw who made clowns”
Girlllll that’s what I’m saying?! Who came up with clowns 😳😭
I mentioned the history of this in the comments for the last horror reaction video, but I think horror movies ruined clowns. It used to be deliberately ironic that Batman dressed up as something scary while the Joker resembled something children loved.
Danielle Reasor 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I don't understand the fear of clowns, I love clowns.
@@local_anxiety_rat1276 if you read the " IT" main novel you can see the fact that we or especially children love clowns is the main point and key word, because we trust them and they made fo fun, but the author wants to show that the hidden scary part of it which created because the actual CLOWNING , that was a unique choice i loved it
"The most ancient clowns have been found in the Fifth dynasty of Egypt, around 2400 BC. Unlike court jesters, clowns have traditionally served a socio-religious and psychological role, and traditionally the roles of priest and clown have been held by the same persons." This is what Google showed me.
I love videos like this. Cultures coming together or others being explored is something that always brings a smile to my face. I feel like that’s something everyone around the world SHOULD do. The more we explore each others cultures and styles of living, the more we come to a greater level of understanding and respect for one another.
3:38 Ouija is actually a real board game we have, you can buy it here in America, I saw one at a book store and was gunna buy it but changed my mind lol. That would be a good video idea to play ouija board
I saw it at a Halloween store before, but trust me you don’t want too play that thing (I heard it isn’t for like playing for “fun” it’s like a tool)
I feel like a lot of people know this at this point after 2 movie releases, but just in case, I'll explain. During the IT scene when it zooms in really close to Pennywise's face before the bite, one of the girls asks "Is it computer graphics?" She's probably talking about his eyes. No they aren't. (They might've used cgi to enhance it but I don't think they did.) Bill Skarsgard, the actor who plays Pennywise has lazy eyes. Basically, if he relaxes the muscles around his eyes, they can just go off in completely different directions like that. From what I remember, the director of IT talked to Bill about his vision of Pennywise, and he said something like he wanted Pennywise to have these really crazy eyes but that they would have to use CGI. But then Bill just moved his eyes on command without warning. I don't think they even knew he could do that when they cast him as Pennywise. Probably saved the movie a decent chunk in CGI and time.
Not only that but he's a contortionist. In the first movie when he was in that cabinet, none of that was cgi. He legit made his body contort like that.
Really ? I didn't know any of this
Yep that is correct. They did use some CGI to enhance the effects to make them look "worse" but the actor Bill could do the contortions and eye thing on his own. The weird pennywise smile is also fully his own work and not cgi enhanced
@@supermellow1x265 omg now i need to rewatch both movies XD
He even scared Bill Hader with that trick lol
The references at the nun. “How DARE you do that in front of Jesus.” “Grab a Bible or whatever.” “Do something sacred.”
Yea ikr
It’s cause korea has a huge Christian background
@@juniornisthal2216 oh yea ik, it’s like that here, it’s just funny
I've eradicated just about every fear I possess. When I see a horror movie, I say "Challenge accepted." and proceed to watch it.
10:04 is the PERFECT Mario jumping sound LMAO
I highly recommend scenes from the following horror films: The Conjuring (1 and 2), The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Ritual, The Witch, and A Quiet Place.
Since we’re in quarantine might as well 😚 thank u✌️😭
Jackie Almasy did you forget silent??? most scary shit i ever watched
YASS
I found the Conjuring extremely boring. Just my opinion tho
Not gonna lie when I first saw The Exorcism of Emily Rose I didn’t sleep for a week, mostly because it stuff in there my old grandma used to always talk about. So I was like “oh my fucking God she’s fucking right, does that mean this shit really exist?” I slept like this 👀 because I was two afraid to close my eyes. I also suffer from sleep paralysis so... yea, that was not a fun time in my life
They should react to the American scary movie "Hereditary". Even as someone who doesn't get scared easily this movie terrified me.
Omg i hate that movie. I was sweating through out the movie ahh😭😭
Agreed!!!!!!
the last like five minutes of the movie would be good, but i wonder if they'd have to censor it so it could be monetized lmao
Same Same Same....I had recommend this first
The car/headlight pole scene put me on edge like dude, why.
What's interesting in the video is that the people seemed to make themselves right at home, as if it was there couch. They just straight up took their shoes or footwear off and crossed their legs. Typically in other videos, the people will treat it like an interview rather than a viewing experience.
i love stuff like this seeing someone from another culture watching tv and movies from America. its so interesting watching how they react and there comments on stuff like this and other things from their home country that are similar keep it up.
korean girls watching scary movie *them screaming*: VERY CUTE
me watching a scary movie *me screaming*: SOUNDS LIKE A THE NUN
Same if I watch alone 😭 I always watch horror movie with someone just to make sure I am safe😭🙃
jisoowaterbottle personally I watch them alone and I'm not scared at all, I'm just calm, like "oh it's chill, not so scary tbh" ! Then the night comes and I overthink everything and I just run at the speed of light bc I'm scared to look around me lmao- and then I can't sleep and I freak out everytime I hear a sound 😭
Me watching horror movie: *screams like Tokoyami-*
Korean Girls: Hellooo
Korean Guys: *makes computer lagging and crashing sounds to greet us at **0:11*
Holy shit this comment made me cry from laughter
So true 😂
I can't unhear it now 🤣🤣💀💀
I was so scared my laptop froze for real again so I had to skip ahead. My heart stopped for a moment xD
Lol
Loved the reactions. Particularly to the newest IT movie. Loved the guy miming smashing his head into a wall. Funny as hell. Also, Chacha is a legit champ when it comes to horror.
10:50 "Grab the Bible or whatever" 😂😂🤣🤣🤣👌👌💯💯 That's me whenever I see evil spirits in movies. Bible and holy water. ALWAYS HAVE IT PREPARED.
"How dare can you do that right in front of the statue of Jesus?" 😂😂😂😂
I love You 🤤💦
@@asmrfull6834 nah
@@asmrfull6834 tf
@@_avaeve_ my love life in a nut shell.
"Grab the Bible or whatever."
"Do something sacred."
Not the worst advice honestly, especially since it's not really a nun but a demon.
6:29 exactly!! "Just leave don't be curious about it" I would've dashed out the second I seen that at the corner of my eye
Typical horror movie(american)
They die out of curiosity
@@bruhment82 yep
I kept choking on my Pringles throughout this because of the jump scares 😭😭
"it" is not a human he is an alien
@yules In the movie it shows that he's an alien
He's an ancient cosmic being, calling him an alien is too simplistic as he was around before the dawn of humanity.
IT is a female
@@yuikoo0613 IT's true identity isn't known but a female spider is the best way we an perceive IT.
IHaveNoIdeaWhyGoogleLetsYourNameBeThisLongWaitItGetsLongerSeriouslyWhyAreYouStillReadingThis The deadlights is female, as in the entity. But pennywise the clown is male
I wish for Insidious they played that scene where they are sitting at the table and the grandma is talking about her dream about Dalton, then the demons face suddenly pops up behind the dad. Creepy build to a jump scare is my kind of jam. Lol! Still! These guys are great! It is always fun to watch them. Great choices. Haha
that scene😳😳😳gave me heart attack
The guy still haunts me...omg omg...it was so good, i was ready for them to play that scene but
Oh that scene
That scene actually made me verbally shriek, I never scream when watching horror movies, it’s always just my body taking a screenshot 😭
that was the scariest scene in the movie but i don't know why they didn't just play that instead of a random clip but oh well🤷🏻♂️
Gosh, I couldn't even watch your reaction to lights out because I was so entranced by the movie scene. That movie always scares me.
3:38
Girls "Ouija! Ouija board!"
Guys "Jumanji! It's like Jumanji!"
14:39 damn pennywise really went "DAECHWITA DAECHWITA"-
sorry i'll leave now
He saw AGUST d m/v and took inspiration 😂😂
@@JordanMoo XD yessssss
Lmfao
Omg ur so smart XD
ARMY LMAO-
Horror movies from the west have become less and less interesting. It's all about loud music and jumpscares. I do like western slashers though. Asia has great ghost movies.
Especially thai and vietnamese horror movies those scare me the most.
Any asian recommendations?
@@Augustlikedecember Art of the Devil II, it's a Thai movie
MewDenise they do have good ghost stories but the movies aren’t that scary either.
I think A24 does a great job on the horror movies, it's not really the typical jumpscares or anything. Like, the Witch and Hereditary and stuff. These are western films by the way.
These are some of my 11 year olds favorites! He inherited my love for horror movies. He's been watching them with me since he was 3.
Al principio cuando gritaron me asuste mas😂 a que soy la unica que habla español😔👍
"Back then, I was drunk and brought a road cone to my home."
Me: Tell me more.
They should react to the classics like Childs Play, Friday the 13th, Halloween, Nightmare on elm, Saw, Scream, etc.
Trueheros 24 yesss! Some old ones!
Yes and they should also react to Thirteen Ghost.
@@xxokiddoxxoliked that movie too and first silent hill (nurses always scared me).
The original Black Christmas as well has some awesome creepy scenes too! With the eye peek behind the door and chase, the meat hook in the attic, etc. would get these viewers jumping out of their skin too. Lol.
Those aren't even scary they're dope but not scary
Some info : the director of the 3 film you watch is from malaysian,asian!!!you can search for his biodata in google or wikipedia
As South Asian guy, horror movies are like action movies, because we experience the real thing.
The real thing is not that creepy from the movies, but the feelings... it's so real!
PETITION FOR THEM TO REACT TO RAGE SCENES IN US MOVIES
When a movie called "House on Haunted Hill" came out, I saw it in theaters, I was 11 year old. It was the most horrifying thing I'd ever seen on a traumatic level. Ever since, there hasnt been a horror movie that has scared me. It's like I'd already seen it all and know what to expect. Horror movies dont scare me anymore. Now that I'm 32 years old, the most a horror movie can get out of me is a flinch as a result of a sudden loud sound effect or moment in the music, but nothing visually can get a reaction from me these days lol.
There is a scene in that film where the woman reporter is snooping down in one of the rooms and this tall man appears in the room that's on the other side, and just suddenly appears in front of her screaming, that scene made my life flash before my eyes.
And that's why I don't like horror movies✨😌
I saw the original black and white version of that movie at 2am once. Scared the crap out of me. The one part where a woman is on her bed and she can hear this sound coming from the hallway. boom, booM, boOM, bOOM, BOOM! The booking sounds getting louder till it's right outside her door. I looked down my dark hallway just waiting for that sound.
@@SallyGuillen Same! The effect were simple but it was terrifying!
same. watching House on Haunted Hill when I was in high school made me hate horror forever... insidious was another one that messed with me.
i've watched these movies so many times i don't even jump but i still gives me chills every time i see something scary, i recommend watching them this halloween if your not able to go trick or treating this year or celabrating halloween.
The end of Lights Out made one of my cousins cry a few years ago.... He's in his 20s. 😂😭
They should react to:
Us
A Quiet Place
In The Tall Grass
The Shining
As Above So Below
also get out cause us was made by the same person
Sinister! To date this has been the only scary movie that has genuinely made me terrified
dont forget hereditary
Some of these are not american movies though
Rachey B the movie Us Lowkey went on for too long and lost its scaryness
Me the whole time: THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELS YOU!!!! ✝️⛪
Army?!?
😹😹
Does it jake..
does it?
It's not that compelling.
Amen
@@babiemochii463 ARMY!!! 💜 idk why it took me so long to reply 😅
I love these videos that have 한글 subtitles too, thank you
Their reactions are so adorable😂😂
What about jeepers creepers, Freddy Krueger, or Jason just to name a few.
Ahhh the classics
IDOL HELL still scary like bruh those shits gave me nightmares for years
@IDOL HELL Yeah but still scary. I know it affected me when I was young.
I doubt they'll find those scary. Unless they show like the original Friday the 13th and Nightmare on elm street, which probably won't scare them too much.
I'm sorry but The Creeper from Jeepers Creepers is STILL nightmare fuel. I'll never forget the "pipe" outside the church scene.
Scary movies to show: "the ring"; "Veronica" (is a film inspired by real events); "Scary stories to tell in the dark"; "hereditary"; "Saw"; "Babadook". They might also react to spoofs of scary movies, have taken scary movies and have turned it into comedy movies "Scary movie" is super fun and movies are great. Greetings from a Spanish woman who lives in France. I love them ! ♥️
To be honest, Scary Stories to tell in the dark wasn't really meant to be scary but it still had the same effect but just the story line incredibly well thought out
I cannot recommend Hereditary enough. I completely forgot about the Babadook though maybe I was so scared after watching it that I decided to erase my memory of it. I'll have to watch it again.
Veronica was inspired by real events that actually happened, I didn’t know that
I've watch babadook I think it was nice
african booty scratcher yup at the end of the movie they explain everything about the Police reports and show actual pictures from the real place and everything
ngl the Ouija one made me laugh with the mom's elongated face. it's so over the top that it's funny
Americans: “DONT STAND THERE RUN AWAY!!!”
Them: “aww they’re so brave and courageous!!”
I was about to say "I feel sorry for them to get scared because we like it", but then they want more.
We want more.
Isn't it's a good news ✨
Me: Okay, I'll just cover the movie screen with my fat fingers
OSSC: *Enlarge the movie screen*
Me: Noooo GAHFASFGHJAASS
Same 😔👊
Me!🥺😂😂
😂 Me too with my thumb
thats me
For the movie "Oujia" they play the game between 12:00am and 3:00am because that is considered "the witching hour", where spirits, demons and the super natural get to roam free amongst the living.
Just some folklore.
"Why is that Ahjumma like this?" 6:32 has me deceased
In eastern horror movies ghost and such only hunt for a reason, usually because they have been wronged, while in western ones ghosts and demons hunt because they want to
damn this is scary
Western demons hunt because they have been tampered with, they don’t always hunt to for nothing.
@@zohoney9288 True though
I believe if the motive is unknown it is scarier, the concept of not knowing your enemy and their reasoning to attack is what makes it truly uneasy (Fear of the unknown messes with everyone). Horror movies in general don't scare me but I do give credit where it's due and I absolutely love psychological horror.
@@goop_6537The motive is not unknown. American horror movies revolves around Christian mythology, we all know why Satan aka evil spirits haunt people. It has been told a billion time, it's not scary.
9:01 "I was literally him" 😂😂 i cant lmao
The Wailing, Tale of Two Sisters, and I Saw the Devil are my favorite horror/thriller Korean films. All amazing. I would have loved to see their opinions on some more classic American horror movies even if they had already seen them.
bro lights out was the scariest movie i've ever watched that still haunts me TO THIS DAY
honestly a full reaction to the movie "The Mist" (2007 FILM) would be great. It probably has one of the best twists/endings of all time in my opinion. It would be great to have just a video centered on that
The movie terrified me as a child
screamorap That movie traumatized me as a child 😂
Just saw that movie yesterday for the first time and that shit was dope. It's one of the better movies
That movie is so creepy till it's scary
i LOVE that movie the end haunted me bc its not a common ending, left you feeling so sad and helpless lol I always recommend that movie
4 Korean Women: OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD!
2 Korean Men: I like the baby's laugh.
The graphics & visuals in American horror movies are scarier; while the story/concept in Korean horror movies are more scarier.
I think a lot of Asian horror movies are scary because a lot of them are based off true stories. In japan and Korea there are a lot of myths and urban legends, a lot of which are used in movies. Some are true some aren’t.
does anyone else NOT scream in fear??? or is it just me
It's not just you 🙃
Tangledairpods well you’re wrong since 26 other people liked the comment🤣
not just you, i don't watch a lot of horror films but I never scream in fear, I can jump a LITTLE at times (when I watched 2018 Halloween) but not full out scared.
i always end up laughing out loud.
I've mever screamed or made a noise watching a horror movie, but I have flinched
I really want to see their reactions of insidious again in the scene where the adults are talking in the dining area
YES YES YES PLEAASE , That scene freaked me out and still haunts MEEEE
or literally just the VIOLINS
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Same here!!! That was the scariest scene in Insidious!!! Why didn't they use that one?!
The high pitched violins really make that movie.
The opening title screen is bad enough haha
"Look at that crazy man drooling."💀💀💀
Comedy and horror, something all humans enjoy! That`s why watching in a theater is such
a great time, all the people screaming and laughing.
normal people when scared: covers eyes with hands
that one girl: covers eyes with her *HAIR* what an iconic queen!
lmfao
Please do koreans react to fight scenes in action movies in U.S vs Korea!!
Omg yeah they should totally do that
Koreans react to john wick lol
No, the eye movement from "It" is not computer graphics, the actor is simply able to move his eyes whichever way he wants to.
I love Insidious!!!! Glad to see it first appear