watch me suffer while watching Arachnophobia (1990) ♡ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- Опубліковано 21 чер 2024
- Thank you for watching my reaction as I watch "Arachnophobia" for the first time! ♡
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@@jbwade5676why are u always crying man
@@jbwade5676are u okay
Should have worn a heartrate monitor :)
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Centane: "Hopefully this movie cures my arachnophobia..."
Me: "LMAO! This movie CAUSED my arachnophobia!!" 🤣
Have you ever seen the movie called 8 Legged Freaks?
@@nsasupporter7557 yes... ONCE 😂 I did think it was funny, I just don't like to torture myself, lol
@@michaelragnarsson3476 right lol 😂
I’ll be polite and say that it was entertaining, but it was pretty dumb though honestly
RIP Julian Sands (Dr. Atherton). He disappeared while on a hike on California in January last year. They found his remains in June. A sad ending to a great actor. By far my favorite role of his is the movie "Warlock" from 1989. A great low budget supernatural action movie I hope you will consider watching.
1985: The Killing Fields
1985: A Room with a View
1986: Gothic
1988: Vibes
This and The medallion for me 😢 RIP
Also some strange late-night stuff, like Mercy and Boxing Helena…
He was born in my hometown otley, West Yorkshire, very sad for him and his family, great talent 🙏
@@marcquestenberg8385 He was an adventurer like his character
Love when the Norwegian comes out 😂 you know it’s REAL TALK time
"Well, this isn't curing my fear at all..." 7:20 I think when you get to 100k, don't let someone pick another spider movie. :D
This movie is the cinematic representation of the sentiment "kill it with fire"
I agree with that sentiment.
Now you need to see Eight Legged Freaks!
Yes!
Y’all should watch Eight Legged Freaks next
It is a better film tbh. 8LF is awesome
Yes. Very underrated comedy.
before UHF there was 1987s "Amazon Women on the Moon." another parody of low budget TV
Great reaction like always i love this movie, there some fun facts about it. The production shot in a part of venezuela where no movie production had filmed before. For the opening sequence, which takes place in south america, and where a photographer is bitten by a deadly spider that then hitches a ride back to the states in his coffin, the crew headed to the tepuis of venezuela's canaima national park no movie had filmed there before.
One spider used on the production was named for a hollywood director. The production required two species of spider: the first the arachnid that hitches a ride from south america to california, needed to measure about one foot across. The filmmakers found their star in a bird-eating tarantula native to the amazon; there was only one such spider in the U.S.
Marshall named the spider "Big Bob" after director Robert Zemeckis. The spider had to be made scarier for the movie, as terrifying as "big bob" was, he still wasn't scary enough for arachnophobia. So the production painted purple stripes on his back and added a prosthetic abdomen “to give him greater bulk,” And to cast the smaller spiders, the production put them through a “spider olympics.”
In the movie, "Big Bob" arrives in california and promptly mates with a house spider, creating super deadly offspring. To find the right arachnids for the job, Marshall and his team evaluated a number of species including Wolf spiders, Tarantulas, and Huntsman spiders, by putting them through a “spider olympics,” running each species through 10 tests, including speed (the faster the spider, the scarier it is), climbing ability, and reaction to heat and cold.
The “gold medalist,” according to Marshall, was the three-inch-wide Delena spider, a harmless but sinister-looking huntsman native to Australia that was introduced to New Zealand in the 1920s. Marshall joked that “we got them all little passports,” which was sort of true: the production did have to jump through hoops to bring 300 of the spiders to the U.S. for filming (and that was just the initial shipment; supplies were replenished every two weeks).
Keep up the amazing work.
at 6:40 kamilla was speaking full panicked in Norwegian 😂
You were so brave! Well done!
One thing to note, it's not "a Steven Spielberg film" unless he directed it, but like this one,
there are absolutely tons of movies where he has a producer or executive producer credit
(generally meaning he helped get it made - getting funding, finding scripts, etc)
Poltergeist is considered a Spielberg movie even though he didn't direct it.
The first time I watched this film I had to sit on my hands so I wouldn’t get creeped out!
The spiders in this film were actually New Zealand spiders and are actually harmless, although still quite creepy. The "General" nicknamed Big Bob, was actually created by Jamie Hyneman, co-star of the tv show Mythbusters. The spiders were well cared for and not a single one was harmed during the making of this film.
Specifically, the little spiders in the film were Avondale spiders from Auckland. I am an arachnophobe too and I am very glad that the only poisonous to humans spider native to NZ is the nearly extinct Katipo that lives in beach side sand dunes, The last fatality from one was in the 1960's. Even if they bite a person it is not usually fatal. A victim needs to be a very young child or have major health problems to succumb to a bite. I'm told that more recently a few colonies of Australian poisonous spiders have established themselves in NZ, despite our best biosecurity efforts. At least we don't have any snakes and our only potentially dangerous mammals are wild pigs and dogs.
@@michaelnolan6951 Thought they were called Hunstman spiders for the longest time, but I guess thats a different class. Harmless, but would not want to see one crawling on my wall if it's larger than my entire hand, lol!
@@blueroninstudios Yeah, Huntsmen are terrifying, but thankfully only live in Australia. Only the little guys were from NZ.
The main actor in this film is from my next town.
No spiders were harmed in the making of this movie.
You got through it better than me lol! I've never seen this movie from beginning to end. Always just bits here and there... When they come up through the drains ugghhh!! Love your channel and congrats on finishing your studies. Way to go!
I was watching the behind the scenes for that part. They used a heat gun to make them go up into the sink. Now you are also burdened with piece of useless trivia...
This movie made me realize I was kinda arachnophobic.... I was like 13, watching it in the living room, and had a panic attack during the scene at the end, where the house is infested. Actually, seeing/watching them is not a problem (that's why I never knew before), but the mere idea of them touching me makes me shiver to the bone. Especially as I'm a wimp in regards to plant/insect poisoning.
Always funny to see people freak out about bugs as a collector of insects and arachnids. My prized possessions are my Tarantula and my Whip Scorpion.
They rule!
I'm a moderate arachnophobe. Like you, no trauma. They just bother me.
One time, I was watching a PBS show about spiders. I was fine for a while. Then, about halfway through, I had a major attack of the willies and had to turn it off for a few minutes.
I saw this movie in the theater, with friends. It didn't bother me as much as you. But, I did squirm during a few scenes.
When spiders are so big that they need health bars above their heads!
I was around 9 when I saw this in the theatre, the spider jumping at Manley in the beginning made me choke on my drink; i'm 42 now and still check my toilets, showers, and lamp shades just to be sure
You finally caved and watched Arachnophobia?!?! Thanks for scaring yourself for our amusement!
Hernias are intestines breaking through the abdominal wall, and one type happens behind the balls. By touching the muscle below and asking the patient to cough, a bulging intestine can be detected. It's common for guys to get tested like that before playing sports, and randomly by their regular doctor.
Nearly all were real spiders. The smaller ones were flown in from New Zealand. Harmless in real life. The big tarantula though... has a nasty bite! Actors/spider wranglers were cautious around that one. 😮
This is one of the scariest movies ever made, Congrats for soldiering thru it!
I watched this movie as a kid right before a trip to Maine where I stayed in a basement under a log cabin..... I didn't sleep much.
I remember when I was a kid my mum telling us a story about a girl who put her shoe on and was bitten by a Sydney Funnel-web, she said it was like standing on a nail. Mostly because of the size of the fangs but the venom is incredibly toxic, particularly to humans. I checked my shoes every time before putting them on for years after.
My wife is terrified of spiders. Every time she comes across one in the basement (she does the laundry) I first hear her scream followed by her insistence that I kill it. She runs upstairs and I very gently pick up the spider and put it outside. I love spiders. When she asks me if I've killed it, I tell her yes. 😊 It's the only time I lie to her on a consistent basis.😮
For most of my life I was just like you, scared to death of spiders. Then about 6 years ago I was involved in a writing project that required me to do a lot of research on spiders. I read books, watched documentaries, and slowly came to understand spiders. By the time the research was over I found that I was no longer scared of spiders. I came to realise how irrational the fear is.
Did you know that spiders can't hear? They have no ears, which made me feel guilty for killing any spider that I screamed at that kept moving in my direction. That actually may explain why so few believe the words, 'They're more afraid of us than we are of them,' because they can't be shouted away. They can barely see - light/dark and very close motion, so that scene where the spider watches Chris then gets distracted by Ross I now know is entirely unrealistic. Spiders are cannibals so they would never swarm towards a common goal like they do in this film.
These aren't criticisms of the film by the way, any more than I would criticise Jaws for misrepresenting a shark. It's fiction, so it's poetic licence. The problem only comes when people mix reality with fiction in their head, and that happens because few arachnophobes would ever do independent research on spiders. Although I'd argue they should, for their own sakes. It's the old adage: 'We fear what don't understand.' By extension we can get over that fear should we come to understand what we're fearing, and I'm a living example of that. A cured arachnophobe.
Good for you. Spiders are amazing creatures.
Yea i realized 15 years ago they're just like any other living thing just trying to get by day to day. What changed my view of them was randomly watching one in my bathroom as i took a shower. Watched it walk from his posted up position in the corner ceiling all the way across the room to the shower rod , and then stopped for few minutes , and then walked back to his corner spot. Took me a few minutes to put it together and realized he was drinking the water from the steam condensation build up on the shower rod.
Again like i said before it was just trying to survive , since that day i haven't killed a spider , most times just let them be and worst case scenario capture it and move it outside. I especially like saving the ones that get stuck in the bathtub , for whatever reason they seem to not be able to get out and before would just let the water wash them down the drain but over the last 15 years have probably saved 20 or so getting them out of the tub.
@@Morgonna Agreed. They've also been on this planet for about 300 million years, so that's lot longer than we have. They were here before dinosaurs, which is crazy to think.
@@James_Ford4815 Yeah I've saved a couple of cellar spiders from my bathtub. I actually have generations of cellar spiders that have taken up residence in my bathroom. I haven't cleaned behind my toilet in the past few years - there's now this intricate multi-layered network of webs criss-crossing behind my toilet. Every time I go to the bathroom I check who's hanging out behind the toilet.
Certainly managed to introduce your international audience to some of the gems of classic Norwegian expressions with "å fy søren", "å fytti grisen" and "æsj!" 😄🕷🕸
Timestamps, plz?
JOHN GOODMAN is the best part of this movie! He was like a father to me growing up
your thumbnail says it all lol 😂🤣😘🥰
I saw this the summer it was released with my family. It was one of the few movies we all saw together and we had an absolute blast!
I remember later that same summer staying in an old cabin by a lake. I checked my blankets and sheets every evening religiously for spiders.
You did good! Better than I did lol. While I was sitting at my desk watching this, my cat brushed up against my leg and it released my inner gazelle 😮
this just made my day thank you kamilla 😘🥰
There’s nothing better than watching someone expecting to be cured of their arachnophobia by watching this movie😂 especially when It GAVE an entire generation arachnophobia.
Congratulations on getting over 80k!! I don’t have arachnophobia, but I love watching people who do watch this movie. But I’m one to talk about phobias, seeing as I have claustrophobia, acrophobia and thalassophobia.
Fun story, this movie was filmed in Cambria California. I used to live there and was dating my now wife. I was standing outside the family ranch and it had just rained. I saw movement on the ground. There are Tarantula's there. I had no idea and it freaked me out.
The scariest movie for me, but a fun one. Jeff Daniels is always great, but the stuff he does in this movie - !
Now you should check out "Eight Legged Freaks". 😃
The spiders are creepy enough and John Goodman is hilarious.
This movie is like Jaws in that they both made people way more afraid of spiders and sharks than was necessary
Lloyd got his start in a early super big young star studded comedy, Hollywood Knights! His credits list is massive!
Yes fun fact they used ALOT of real spiders in this movie, very clever work. Great review well done!! 🙏
30:33 (Kamilla) 😮...........
🫡 Well done getting through Arachnophobia with arachnophobia!
When I first saw this I considered myself a seasoned horror fan (at 20).
I had a healthy (distance) respect for spiders and it took a lot for a film to scare me..... This fricking film.... My feet came off the floor so fast I nearly doubled kneed myself in my face! This is the only film to ever bring me out in a sweat.....
and it's a PG 😂
I love spiders too much for it to affect me like that today.
A creepy crawling classic for sure. I was 12 when this came out but I had some traumatic bugs experiences a few years prior. I always found cockroaches creepier than any other bug. I used to live in The Philippines (Clark Air Base) in the 80s. Once in the kitchen at night and a spotted a roach on top of the washing machine. I walked over slowly to swat it and the dang thing fly off right at my face. And, another time, we were packing up the house to move back the the US. I was laying in the top bunk looking up at the ceiling. I start to see roaches zig zagging across the ceiling and one falls off onto my face.
I haven't seen this movie in over 25 years, dang i feel old
Instant like for one of my childhood favorites!
You made it!! 😃 Great job, Kamilla!
Believe it or not, "Always" (1989) is my favorite Spielberg movie.
Congrats on getting through it! Brave Kamilla ❤❤
Congrstulations on making it all the way through! 😁
Shoutout to my fifth grade teacher who showed us this movie and ruined my life.
How weird is someone who loves snakes & hates spiders, thats me 😮
I feel bad that you watched it. It's a really hard movie for people with arachnophobia. I only have moderate arachnophobia but after watching this in my 20s, some of the scenes stayed with me for years. Now I'm in my 50s and I've found that there are some spiders I consider cute, like the little jumping spiders that live in houses in Japan. I don't even mind if I find one crawling on me. I see them as very friendly.
Wishing nothing but success for your channel!
Why do I enjoy the panic on your face? It's weird, but I like it
I hate and am terrify of spiders and god this movie still gives me the frights.
we need to see more horror + centane lmao
I'm voting the movie Sinister 😇
not that we don't love seeing you happy but there's something so entertaining seeing you scared haha
“Why wasn’t that subtitled?” Because he was speaking the language your subtitles are set to.🤣
What are you even talking about? He was speaking Spanish and her subtitles were obviously set to Norwegian. 🤨
@@tubekulose obviously
@@pimpinken8901 Yes, it is.
Of course, not a single Romance language uses letters like å, æ, ø and k.
These are characteristic for Northern Germanic languages.
The lack of any á, é, ú, ð and þ made it clear that it can't be Icelandic.
Swedish has an ä instead of an æ and an ö instead of an ø.
Danish could have been the winner but there were too many hard single consonants like "t"s in the words whereas Danish would rather use soft double consonants like "dd"s instead.
By the way, I do not speak any Scandinavian languages myself. It was just a logical deduction that it has to be Norwegian then.
Every time I watch this movie I feel like I have stuff crawling all over me... yech
Oh, you need to watch Eight Legged Freaks.😁
I am not sure what is going on with you reaction girls lately, but all of your hair has been beautifully done. Thank you :) it has been the most glamorous time, ever. :) Thank You. :)
As a kid that scene with the doll freaked me the F out!
When you were watching "Masters of the Air" you may have heard the actors talking about the Norden bomb sight, one of the most accurate bomb sights of the era. The cross-hairs for the Norden were made from black widow spider silk (one of the strongest natural substances in the world) and to get enough silk to make many bomb sights they had to farm black widow spiders by the thousands, which they did very close to where I live. When WW2 was over, the government had no more need for bomb sights, so they didn't need the spiders so they just dumped all the spiders outside. To this day, our area has the highest concentration of these spiders anywhere in the U.S. Their bite is venomous but not fatal. That said, they can grow big and they are quite wicked-looking. So, I appreciate your apprehension of spiders. Enjoyed your reaction. You are a trooper. Subscribed to your channel.
You made through it.
See how strong you are.
This is an accomplishment to be proud of.
We are proud of you.
They used real spiders in this movie. Only a few were practical effects.
18:18 He is checking for hernias. When they cough, a small muscle connected to the little fellows will tense, making them jump. If they have a hernia, this muscle is permanently tensed and nothing will jump.
Great classic movie from my childhood
now your'e ready to watch "Eight Legged Freaks"
Love see your reaction to this movie cause it's one of the crazy one.
Your fear of spiders is hilarious 😂😂😂
Way to go! You did very well. 😂♥
Such a great classic from the early 1990s!
You should watch Eight legged freaks !😂
This is making me laugh so much! Love it! 😂
Have you ever looked at a jumping spider in the eyes. I love spiders. A pretty animal.
When you lay down to sleep, this movie will come to mind.
Close encounters of the third kind would make a good reaction video!
You are braver than I would be if I had to watch a movie with a phobia of mine. Well done on making it through the entire movie. If you are insane enough to do something similar ever again, it might be fun to wear a heart rate monitor to see how the movie affects it.
Congratulations on making this milestone and good luck in getting to the next one!
Steven Speliberg made a great documentary about a girl called Heather O'Rorke.
Arachnophobia, this movie scared the $hit out of me when I first watched it, laying in bed with a white duvet, and seen the tiniest spider crawl up my duvet, I jumped out of bed and lay on the floor, lmao, it should NEVER have been rated PG. For some people, this is a TRUE horror story.
Julian should have went on to superstar status in movies but he didn't. He was supposed to get Interview with a Vampire but Tom Cruise did. Also, this is a cult classic, hut what I really want to know is simple....did this give you nightmares???
This would be like watching The Exorcist to try to cure your fear of Hell.
one of my very first reactions on the channel ❤️
27:20 It is 'barn' not 'farm' is the 26:50 låååvee. 27:31 Yeah. :)
If you haven't seen Slither, there's a bit of a tribute scene to this
Yes that was Marty McFly on the TV show, Family Ties!
This movie was next level terror
27:19 he say barn, in nederlands een schuur.
That was highly entertaining to watch! ...huh? Oh, the movie? Yeah, that too, but I meant watching Centane *squirm* throughout the whole thing. 😂 I'd have suggested watching it with friends would've made this ordeal a whole lot easier, but said friends could take the opportunity to sneakily snatch at your ankle or rustle something soft against your hair while you're trying to watch. 😏 Perfect movie for mischief!
For a "killer creature" film that was a somewhat popular theme during its time, this movie was rather impressively put together! Props to the spider wranglers and all those real (and quite harmless) spiders - I hope they got lots of yummy treats for a job-well-done! ✌
If you have not already seen it, I think you will really enjoy a completely different movie by Steven Spielberg, "Empire of the Sun." Set in World War II China, it starred a 10-year-old Christian Bale in his first film.
This movie gave me arachnophobia as a child. So no, it's not going to cure you.
Gave a like for facing your fear.
Great reaction as always way to face your fears. Of reactors that I watch and react to this movie. I make sure to watch with the lights on. But other horror movies, I don’t bother with the lights.😂
29:02 Marty McFly joined the party! 😂
You are very brave.
Here to leave like and comment only. Whilst I am not arachnophobic (actually have a six legged tarantula living in my garage that likes to hang out) this movie traumatized me as a 9/10 year old when I saw it in theaters
Hope your reaction was fun!
RIP Jullian Sands
Fy. Fan.
Starkt jobbat!
This was the movie I chose to watch when I was 10 years old and was allowed to stay home alone at night for the first time. It was a mistake...
If u look at the beauty in things you'll get over your phobia. I'm terrified if sharks but studying them helped me get past it. I couldn't have watched this movie... you do a lot for your fans lol❤
Hagrid is awesome, and your hair looks great . Wonderful review😊